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Fungus that causes white-nose syndrome in bats found in Cascade County

During a recent survey of bats at Lick Creek Cave in Cascade County, biologists detected the fungus that causes white-nose syndrome (WNS) in bats.

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Fungus found in Cascade County that causes white-nose syndrome in bats

During a recent survey of bats at Lick Creek Cave in Cascade County, biologists detected the fungus that causes white-nose syndrome (WNS) in bats.

United statesLick creekBelt creekWhite sulphur springsRanger helen smithEmily almbergKristina smuckerShannon hiltyHelena lewis clark national forestWildlife health lab in bozemanUs forest serviceLick creek caveCascade countyCreek caveSluice boxes state parkClark national forest

Fungus found in Cascade County that causes white-nose syndrome in bats

During a recent survey of bats at Lick Creek Cave in Cascade County, biologists detected the fungus that causes white-nose syndrome (WNS) in bats.

United statesBelt creekLick creekWhite sulphur springsRanger helen smithKristina smuckerShannon hiltyEmily almbergHelena lewis clark national forestWildlife health lab in bozemanUs forest serviceLick creek caveCascade countyCreek caveSluice boxes state parkClark national forest

Fungus found in Cascade County that causes white-nose syndrome in bats

During a recent survey of bats at Lick Creek Cave in Cascade County, biologists detected the fungus that causes white-nose syndrome (WNS) in bats.

United statesBelt creekWhite sulphur springsLick creekKristina smuckerRanger helen smithShannon hiltyEmily almbergUs forest serviceWildlife health lab in bozemanHelena lewis clark national forestLick creek caveCascade countyCreek caveSluice boxes state parkClark national forest

Montana WILD hosts last bat walk of the summer

All 15 species of bats in Montana are insectivores, eating their body weight in insects each night and up to 1,000 insects per hour.

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