They are visitors to flowers of Eucalyptus globulus trees, where they can act as pollinators. They may be  seen at night foraging under lights in urban areas for arthropod prey, such as termites and the southern cattle tick (Rhipicephalus microplus).
Nocturnal creatures visit the blossoms of Eucalyptus globulus trees to pollinate them, and they also forage for insects like termites and the southern cattle tick under artificial light in urban environments.