There may be no hibernating bats now in CaCa, but it absolutely does not
rule out the use of the cave by other species who do hibernate. There are a
number of caves in the Guads where bats will do a stopover for one or a few
nights, despite their roosting in another cave. And in at least one
in
There may be no hibernating bats now in CaCa, but it absolutely does not
rule out the use of the cave by other species who do hibernate. There are a
number of caves in the Guads where bats will do a stopover for one or a few
nights, despite their roosting in another cave. And in at least one
in
There may be no hibernating bats now in CaCa, but it absolutely does not
rule out the use of the cave by other species who do hibernate. There are a
number of caves in the Guads where bats will do a stopover for one or a few
nights, despite their roosting in another cave. And in at least one
in
There is a colony of Fringed Myotis of approximately that size that hang
around near Lake of the Clouds at the back of Left Hand Tunnel - the deepest
known part of the cave. Though a hibernating species, they are there in the
summer months and are not hibernating. Cave Myotis can also be found t
There is a colony of Fringed Myotis of approximately that size that hang
around near Lake of the Clouds at the back of Left Hand Tunnel - the deepest
known part of the cave. Though a hibernating species, they are there in the
summer months and are not hibernating. Cave Myotis can also be found t
There is a colony of Fringed Myotis of approximately that size that hang
around near Lake of the Clouds at the back of Left Hand Tunnel - the deepest
known part of the cave. Though a hibernating species, they are there in the
summer months and are not hibernating. Cave Myotis can also be found t
I had Stan introduce me to the biologist a few years ago and she stated
that there are no hibernating bats in Carlsbad Caverns. There is a book from
the 50's that stated there were hibernating bats, but she told me it was wrong.
If you have any references to hibernating bats in NM, plea
I had Stan introduce me to the biologist a few years ago and she stated
that there are no hibernating bats in Carlsbad Caverns. There is a book from
the 50's that stated there were hibernating bats, but she told me it was wrong.
If you have any references to hibernating bats in NM, plea
I had Stan introduce me to the biologist a few years ago and she stated
that there are no hibernating bats in Carlsbad Caverns. There is a book from
the 50's that stated there were hibernating bats, but she told me it was wrong.
If you have any references to hibernating bats in NM, plea
It is my understanding that there used to be, perhaps still is, a small
hibernating colony in Carlsbad Cavern. Species I'm not sure of, but numbers
ranged from 150 to under 300. Enough of them (>30) to qualify for BLM's
closure list. Since CaCa is managed by NPS, and since they gain gobs of
fe
It is my understanding that there used to be, perhaps still is, a small
hibernating colony in Carlsbad Cavern. Species I'm not sure of, but numbers
ranged from 150 to under 300. Enough of them (>30) to qualify for BLM's
closure list. Since CaCa is managed by NPS, and since they gain gobs of
fe
It is my understanding that there used to be, perhaps still is, a small
hibernating colony in Carlsbad Cavern. Species I'm not sure of, but numbers
ranged from 150 to under 300. Enough of them (>30) to qualify for BLM's
closure list. Since CaCa is managed by NPS, and since they gain gobs of
fe
The more I stare at that paragraph, the more I think it's a general
statement about show caves. I've heard owners of some of them
complain about the bad publicity over cave closures and the public
thinking they are closed, calling the cave and asking if they're open,
or worse, calling the
The more I stare at that paragraph, the more I think it's a general
statement about show caves. I've heard owners of some of them
complain about the bad publicity over cave closures and the public
thinking they are closed, calling the cave and asking if they're open,
or worse, calling the
The more I stare at that paragraph, the more I think it's a general
statement about show caves. I've heard owners of some of them
complain about the bad publicity over cave closures and the public
thinking they are closed, calling the cave and asking if they're open,
or worse, calling the
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Their last paragraph reads:
Experts said white-nose syndrome has hurt cave in the East
that use bats as tourist attractions. They said it could
have a similar effect on Carlsbad Caverns if the disease
reaches New Mexico.
It sounds li
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Their last paragraph reads:
Experts said white-nose syndrome has hurt cave in the East
that use bats as tourist attractions. They said it could
have a similar effect on Carlsbad Caverns if the disease
reaches New Mexico.
It sounds li
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Their last paragraph reads:
Experts said white-nose syndrome has hurt cave in the East
that use bats as tourist attractions. They said it could
have a similar effect on Carlsbad Caverns if the disease
reaches New Mexico.
It sounds li
Really. That last statement puzzled me. What cave are they talking about?
Peter
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I cannot figure how they got their last paragraph (the one Jen
complained about) from anything anybody said at the meeting last night.
I
Really. That last statement puzzled me. What cave are they talking about?
Peter
Quoting Kenneth Ingham :
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I cannot figure how they got their last paragraph (the one Jen
complained about) from anything anybody said at the meeting last night.
I
Really. That last statement puzzled me. What cave are they talking about?
Peter
Quoting Kenneth Ingham :
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I cannot figure how they got their last paragraph (the one Jen
complained about) from anything anybody said at the meeting last night.
I
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