What you should know about bats... Which bats enter my home? Bats are plentiful in New Jersey and play an active role in the control of nuisance insects. Two kinds of bats in our area are often found roosting in colonies

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Date: 2014-06-12 02:19:54 Mononegavirales Zoonoses Mouse-eared bats Animal flight Pollinators Rabies Little brown bat Cricket bat Rabies in animals Biology Bats Health		What you should know about bats... Which bats enter my home? Bats are plentiful in New Jersey and play an active role in the control of nuisance insects. Two kinds of bats in our area are often found roosting in colonies Add to Reading List Source URL: www.denvillenj.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 286,94 KB Share Document on Facebook

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