M. davidii is very similar to M. mystacinus, though slightly larger in size. Its dorsal fur has a dark brown base with occasional golden tips, and its ears and snout are also dark brown.
This species is believed to occur in forests and scrubs, and to roost in rock cracks and crevices.
Stable according to the IUCN Red List.
No threats have been observed at present; however, threats may include habitat loss and disturbance of (underground) roosts.