Florida has no dated records of the western little brown myotis from 2000 to 2026, from either iNaturalist or GBIF. NatureServe hasn’t assigned the state a numeric rank for this species, though it’s treated as native to Florida’s mapped range.
With nothing recorded in that window, there’s no pattern of place or season to describe. A small, hard-to-survey bat can go unrecorded for years, so the gap says more about how rarely anyone documents it in Florida than about where it lives.




