Brown Bat - Les Cheneaux Watershed Council https://www.lescheneauxwatershed.org/library/brown-bats-white-nose-fungus/brown-bats-and-white-nosed-fungus?format=html https://www.lescheneauxwatershed.org/joomlatools-files/docman-images/Library%20Photos/Bat%20Schematic.jpg Brown Bat - Les Cheneaux Watershed Council https://www.lescheneauxwatershed.org/library/brown-bats-white-nose-fungus/brown-bats-and-white-nosed-fungus?format=html Wed, 15 Mar 2017 19:21:18 -0400 en-GB hourly 1 BB1_Little Brown Bats in Les Cheneaux https://www.lescheneauxwatershed.org/library/brown-bats-white-nose-fungus/brown-bats-and-white-nosed-fungus/157-little-brown-bats-in-les-cheneaux?format=html BB1_Little Brown Bats in Les Cheneaux Little Brown Bats in Les Cheneaux

Author: Scott Myers

Author Affiliation: LCWC

Journal: Unpublished

Abstract: The Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus ) is our most common Les Cheneaux bat species. Little Brown Bat populations have been declining drastically across the USA in recent years due, primarily, to a fungal infection known as White Nose Syndrome (WNS). An informal 2016 Watershed Council survey indicated, although LCI bat numbers were down, we do have a surviving population.

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Author: Scott Myers

Author Affiliation: LCWC

Journal: Unpublished

Abstract: The Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus ) is our most common Les Cheneaux bat species. Little Brown Bat populations have been declining drastically across the USA in recent years due, primarily, to a fungal infection known as White Nose Syndrome (WNS). An informal 2016 Watershed Council survey indicated, although LCI bat numbers were down, we do have a surviving population.

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