White Nose Syndrome Snapshots

February 2008 dead bats outside Mt. Aeolus Cave	February 2008 dead bats inside Mt. Aeolus Cave	February 2008 dead bats frozen in ice inside Mt. Aeolus Cave	February 2008 dead bats inside Mt. Aeolus Cave	January 2009 dead bats at the gate of Mt. Aeolus Cave	February 2009 bat survey crew in the enrance area of Aitkin Cave, PA.
February 2009 bat survey crew in the enrance area of Aitkin Cave, PA. Charlie Eichelberger, Laura Cincotti, Scott Bearer, Cal Butchkoski, and Greg Turner	February 2009 bat survey crew exiting Aitkin Cave, PA. Charlie Eichelberger, Scott Bearer, Cal Butchkoski, Laura Cincotti, and Greg Turner	Little brown bat with the initial stages of White Nose Syndrome fungus, Aitkin Cave, PA.	Little brown bat with the initial stages of White Nose Syndrome fungus, Aitkin Cave, PA.	Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis) with just a faint trace of WNS on the muzzle. Aitkin Cave, PA.	Little brown bat with the initial stages of White Nose Syndrome fungus, Aitkin Cave, PA.
Little brown bat with the initial stages of White Nose Syndrome fungus, Aitkin Cave, PA.	Little brown bat with the initial stages of White Nose Syndrome fungus. Aitkin Cave, PA	Little brown bat with the initial stages of White Nose Syndrome fungus. Aitkin Cave, PA	Little brown bat with the initial stages of White Nose Syndrome fungus. Aitkin Cave, PA	Little brown bat with the initial stages of White Nose Syndrome fungus. Aitkin Cave, PA	Perimyotis subflavus (Eastern Pipistrelle) in the initial stages of WNS in Aitkin Cave, PA.
Al Hicks at the lower entrance to Barton Hill Mine, NY. The white you see on the rocks are bats reconstituted by birds.	Perimotis subflavus with WNS in Sewra Cave, Pennsylvana	Myotis septentrionalis, Northern myotis with WNS in Sewra Cave, Mifflin County, PA.	Myotis lucifugus with WNS in Sewra Cave	Soil sampling in Sewra Cave, PA	Little brown bats (Myotis lucifugus) showing WNS in Sewra Cave, PA
Dead bats at base of tree outsde an anthracite coal mine in Carbondale, PA February 2009. About 6 trees with a total of approximately 300 dead bats were found on this visit.	Dead bats at base of tree outsde an anthracite coal mine in Carbondale, PA February 2009. About 6 trees with a total of approximately 300 dead bats were found on this visit.	WNS on a little brown bat inside an anthracite mine near Dunmore, PA	WNS on a little brown bat inside an anthracite mine near Dunmore, PA	WNS on a little brown bat inside an anthracite mine near Dunmore, PA	Perimyotis subflavus (Eastern Pipistrelle) at the coal mine in Dunmore, PA
WNS on two pipistrelles inside an anthracite mine near Dunmore, PA	Heavy WNS on a little brown bat inside an anthracite coal mine in Dunmore, PA

Mt. Aeolus (VT); Aitkin Cave (PA); Sewra Cave (PA); Dunmore Anthracite Mine (PA); Barton Hill Mine (NY)