 The eastern small-footed Myotis is believed to feed primarily on flying insects such as beetles, moths, and flies, (Barbour and Davis 1969; Harvey et al.1999; Linzey 1998; Merritt 1987) and are capable of filling their stomachs within an hour of eating.They are nighttime foragers and usually forage in and along wooded areas at and below canopy height, over streams and ponds, and along cliffs.