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The western or desert red bat,    Lasiurus   frantzii   , is a cryptic insectivore species distributed in the Neotropics from Mexico south through Central America to Panama.    L.   frantzii    was long considered a subspecies of the red bat,    Lasiurus   blossevillii   , but recently it was elevated to full-species status based on genetic information. Here we present evidence of the presence of    L.   frantzii    in the Andean Region of Colombia, confirming the species’ presence in South America; the new record, from 3836 m a.s.l., is also the highest elevation known for the species. We suggest that    L.   frantzii    might be widely distributed in trans-Andean areas of Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, and perhaps Peru and Bolivia. However, a review and exploration of additional morphological traits to identify the species are necessary because of the uncertainty of the distribution of    L.   frantzii   .

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﻿Confirming the presence of    Lasiurus   frantzii    (Peters, 1870) (  Chiroptera  ,   Vespertilionidae  ) in South America: more questions than answers

﻿Confirming the presence of Lasiurus frantzii (Peters, 1870) ( Chiroptera , Vespertilionidae ) in South America: more questions than answers

Confirming the presence of Lasiurus frantzii (Peters, 1870) ( Chiroptera , Vespertilionidae ) in South America: more questions than answers