 The echolocation for this species is a relatively low-intensity call that lasts about two milliseconds with a low frequency peak of around 90-118 kilohertz (kHz).These properties allow the bats to come as close as 3 m from its prey before the calls are detectable.As with several other "Kerivoula" species, the Damara woolly bat uses abandoned nests of weaverbirds and the scarlet-chested sunbird.