9 element records in list

• Corynorhinus rafinesquii (Rafinesque's Big-eared Bat), Rank: G3G4/S3, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 40, Habitat: Pine forests; hardwood forests; caves; abandoned buildings; bridges; bottomland hardwood forests and cypress-gum swamps
• Lasiurus intermedius (Northern Yellow Bat), Rank: G5/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 12, Habitat: Wooded areas near open water or fields; large trees, live oaks preferred
• Myotis austroriparius (Southeastern Myotis), Rank: G4/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 36, Habitat: Caves and buildings near water; large hollow trees in bottomland hardwood swamps
• Myotis grisescens (Gray Myotis), Rank: G4/S1, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 28, Habitat: Caves with flowing water or with large creeks or bodies of water nearby, also storm sewers and artificial caves in other states. Unknown summer roosts-eastern GA. range.
• Myotis leibii (Eastern Small-footed Myotis), Rank: G4/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 25, Habitat: Caves; mines; abandoned buildings, bridges, rock shelters in Mtn. areas; high elevation talus fields
• Myotis lucifugus (Little Brown Myotis), Rank: G3/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 23, Habitat: Caves and Mines; mixed forests, structures, bat houses
• Myotis septentrionalis (Northern Myotis), Rank: G1G2/S1, GA: Threatened, US: Listed Threatened, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 66, Habitat: Caves and mines in winter; riparian areas, upland forests, cracks and crevices in dead and live trees in summer
• Myotis sodalis (Indiana Myotis), Rank: G2/S1, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 4, Habitat: Limestone caves with pools; wooded areas near streams, upland forests, large snags in open areas including ridge tops
• Perimyotis subflavus (Tri-colored Bat), Rank: G2G3/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 164, Habitat: Open forests with large trees and woodland edges; roost in tree foliage; hibernate in caves or mines with high humidity