serotine
/ˈsɛrətiːn
/noun
A medium-sized insectivorous bat found in Eurasia and Africa:
- A chiefly Eurasian bat (genus Eptesicus, family Vespertilionidae, in particular the widespread E. serotinus). An African bat (genus Pipistrellus, family Vespertilionidae)..
- In the summer, serotines roost in tree hollows and attics.
Origin
Late 18th century: from French sérotine, from Latin serotinus 'of the evening, late', from serus 'late'.
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