Short description and information about the bats found in the Philippine islands, specifically the Families Pteropodidae and Rhinolophidae.

1. Common name: Greater Musky Fruit bat
Scientific name: Ptenochirus jagori
Family: Pteropodidae
Conservation Status: Least Concern

2. Common name: Lesser Musky Fruit bat
Scientific name: Ptenochirus minor
Family: Pteropodidae
Conservation Status: Least Concern

3. Common name: Island Flying Fox
Scientific name: Pteropus hypomelanus
Family: Pteropodidae
Conservation Status: Least Concern

4. Common name: Little Golden-mantled Flying Fox
Scientific name: Pteropus pumilus
Family: Pteropodidae
Conservation Status: NearThreatened

5. Common name: Philippine Gray Flying Fox
Scientific name: Pteropus speciosus
Family: Pteropodidae
Conservation Status: Least Concern

6. Common name: Large Flying Fox
Scientific name: Pteropus vampyrus
Family: Pteropodidae
Conservation Status: NearThreatened

7. Common name: Common Rousette /
Geoffroy’s Rousette
Scientific name: Rousettus amplexicaudatus
Family: Pteropodidae
Conservation Status: Least Concern

8. FAMILY RHINOLOPHIDAE

9. Common name: PhilippineTailless Leaf-nosed bat/
PhilippineTailless Roundleaf bat
Scientific name: Coelops hirsutus
Family: Rhinolophidae
Conservation Status: Least Concern

10. Common name: Dusky Leaf-nosed bat/ Bi-coloured
Leaf-nosed bat/ Dusky Roundleaf bat
Scientific name: Hipposideros ater
Family: Rhinolophidae
Conservation Status: Least Concern

11. Common name: Fawn Horseshoe bat
Scientific name: Hipposideros cernivus
Family: Rhinolophidae
Conservation Status: Least Concern