Murina lorelieae, a recently described new species which is similar to M. cyclotis, is only reported from type locality, namely Diding Village, Guangxi Province, China. In 2014, 13 small bats were sampled through harp traps from Ailao Mountain Natural Reserve, Yunnan Province, China. According to their external and craniodental characteristics as well as the phylogenetic evidences using 680 bp sequences of partial cytochrome oxidase subunit Ⅰ sequences, they are identified as M. lorelieae (Table 1 and 2, Fig. 1﹣3), which represents a discovery outside of its type locality and a new chiropteran record in Yunnan Province, China.