California has 18 pocketed free-tailed bat records from 2000 to 2026, half of them from San Diego County and most of the rest from Riverside and San Bernardino counties. Ten are research-grade iNaturalist observations and 11 are in GBIF, with a few counted in both.
April has the most, with 6, but records are spread thinly across nine months and the total is too small to show a real season. In the United States the species reaches only a handful of southwestern states, so a short list of records here is expected.



