2003 PUP LIST

Bat Pups and Juveniles Reported by Rehabilitators during 2003 . 
938 Total Bat Pups (5/03-7/31/03 with some August records)

Canada

6/26/03. London, Onario, Canada. 2 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus). 2 males

Krista Pedersen (dogface@passport.ca)

7/19/03. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 2 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus).

Krista Pedersen (dogface@passport.ca)

U.K.

Carlton in Lindrick, Nr Worksop Nottinghamshire, England. Mother

pipistrelle (Pipistrellus sp.) with pup. sex unknown.

margaret.mantaj@btinternet.com

U.S.

States: Arizona, Arkansas, California, Florida, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas

Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma,

Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Wisconsin

Species: Tadarida brasiliensis (410); Lasiurus borealis (213); Lasiurus intermedius (9); Lasiurus blossevilli (1);  Lasiurus cinereus (5); Lasiurus seminolus (23); Eptesicus fuscus (211),  Myotis californicus (2);  Myotis evotis (2); Myotis lucifugus (5); Myotis austroriparius (5);

Nyctecius humeralis (42); Pipistrellus Hesperus (4)

May 3-May 31:

Mexican free-tailed bats (TX)

evening bats (FL and LA)

big brown bats (OK)

eastern red bats (OK)

southeastern myotis (Myotis austroriparius) (FL)

northern yellow bat (FL)

June 1-June 30:

eastern red bats (AR, FL, MO, OK and TX)

Mexican free-tailed bats (TX)

La Conte's free-tailed bats (FL)

western red bat (CA)

seminole bats (FL)

evening bat (AR, TX),

big brown bats (CA, IN, OH, ME, MO, NY, PA, TN, WI)

California myotis (CA)

long-eared myotis (Myotis evotis) (CA)

yellow bat (FL)

hoary bat (KS, MO)

little brown bats (MI)

western pipistrelle (AZ, CA)

unknown species (AZ)

evening bats (FL)

northern yellow bats (FL)

July 1-July 31:

red bat (MI, OK, PA)

big brown bats (Iowa)

little brown bat (ME, PA)

western pipistrelle (AZ)

hoary bats (OK)

Mexican (and LaConte's free-tailed bats (FL, TX)

long-eared Myotis (OR)

northern yellow bats (FL, TX)

evening bat (FL)

southeastern myotis (FL)

August

evening bat (OK)

western pipistrelle (AZ)

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Arizona (3 Western pipistrelle, 1 unknown)

6/16/03 Pima County (Tucson), Arizona. Male western pipistrelle (Pipistrellus

subflavus).

2 g Mary Anna Cook-Babcock (mabat@comcast.net)

6/26/03 Coconino County (Flagstaff), Arizona. 1 species unknown

Mary Anna Cook-Babcock (mabat@comcast.net)

7/10/03 Pima County (Tuscon), Arizona. 1 lactating western pipistrelle

(Pipistrellus hesperus) (DOA) 2g, female

Mary Anna Cook-Babcock (mabat@comcast.net)

8/18/03 Tucson, Arizona. Western pipistrelle (pipistrellus hesperus)

male. Mary Anna Cook-Babcock (mabat@comcast.net)

Arkansas (10 evening bats; 3 red bats)

6/9/03 County, Arkansas. 9 evening bats (Nyctecius humeralis).

Betsy J, NLR (betsjon@comcast.net)

6/19/03. Pulaski County, Arkansas. I evening bat (Nyctecius humeralis).

Betsy J, NLR (betsjon@comcast.net)

6/19/03. Pulaski County, Arkansas. Red bat mother with 2 pups (Lasiurus

borealis).

Betsy J, NLR (betsjon@comcast.net)

6/21/03. Pulaski County, Arkansas. Red bat (Lasiurus borealis). sex?

Betsy J, NLR (betsjon@comcast.net)

California (2 California myotis; 1 long-eared myotis; 4 big brown bat; 1

western red bat; 1 western pipistrelle)

6/1/03 Lafayette, California. 2 California myotis (Myotis californicus)

Male was 2.4 grams, female was 2.0 grams. Lisa Windflower (battobat@yahoo.com)

6/2/03 San Mateo, Calfornia. 1 male Long-eared myotis (Myotis evotis).

2.5 grams. Lisa Windflower (battobat@yahoo.com)

6/6/03 San Bernadino County, California. Big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus)

aborted fetus. Sex unknown. Dawn Sylvester-Dunn(kymmiesmommy@adelphia.net)

6/18/03 Sacramento County, California. Western red bat (Lasiurus

blossevillii) 6.25 grams. female

M. Pearman (Munchieboo@aol.com)

6/23/03 Yolo County (City of Woodland) California. Big brown bat (Eptesicus

fuscus). 2 grams, umbilical cord attached, sex unknown.

Marilyn Pearman, Bat World Sierra (Munchieboo@aol.com)

6/24/03. San Diego County, California. Female big brown bat (Eptesicus

fuscus) from a

palm tree. Eyes closed, umbilical cord still attached.

Cynthia Myers (cmsquare@earthlink.net)

6/25/03 Riverside County, California. Juvenile western pipistrelle (Pipistrellus hesperus), male,

2.1g.

Cynthia Myers (cmsquare@earthlink.net)

6/25/03. San Diego County, California. Male big brown bat (Eptesicus

fuscus) found under palm tree.

Cynthia Myers (cmsquare@earthlink.net)

Florida (310 free-tailed bats; 23 evening bats; 7 red bats; 23 seminole

bats; 9 yellow bat; 5 southeastern Myotis)

5/03 Broward County, Florida. 2 evening bats (Nycticeius humeralis) 1 male/1

female. Darla Hogberg (dhogsbat@excite.com)

6/11/03 Palm Beach County, Florida. Mother seminole bat with 3 female pups

(Lasiurus seminolus).

Darla Hogberg (dhogsbat@excite.com)

6/11/03 Brevard County, Florida. 4 seminole bats (Lasiurus seminolus). 1

male/3 female

Darla Hogberg (dhogsbat@excite.com)

6/11/03 Breward County, Florida. 2 red bats (Lasiurus borealis). 2 females

Darla Hogberg (dhogsbat@excite.com)

6/12/03 Broward County, Florida. Male yellow bat (Lasiurus intermedius).

Darla Hogberg (dhogsbat@excite.com)

5/7/03: Volusia County, Florida. Evening bats (Nycticeius humeralis) picked

up 1 adult female, extremely pregnant and not flying. She had 2 female pups

on 5/15/03. Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

5/26/03: Seminole County, Florida. 1 male juvenile evening bat (Nycticeius

humeralis)

Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

5/27/03: Volusia County, Florida. 1 male evening bat (Nycticeius humeralis)

Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

5/30/03: Orange County, Florida. 4 seminole bats (Lasiurus seminolus) 3

males, 1 female. pups were less than 24 hours old, two still with umbilical

cords attached. Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

5/30/03: Volusia County, Florida. 1 female evening bat (Nycticeius humeralis)

Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

6/2/03: Orange County, Florida. 7 evening bats (Nycticeius humeralis) 3

female, 4 male.

Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

6/3/03: Lasiurus seminolus: 3 males. Seminole County- A dog killed 2 others

(probably mom and another pup- but we never saw them).

Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

6/6/03: Volusia County, Florida. 1 male yellow bat (Lasiurus intermedius)

Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

6/9/03: Volusia County, Florida. 5 red bats (Lasiurus borealis) 4 female, 1

male.

Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

6/10/03: Polk County, Florida. 3 seminole bats (Lasiurus seminolus) 2

female, 1 male.

Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

6/9/03: Orange County, Florida. 1 male juvenile evening bat (Nycticeius

humeralis)

Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

6/12/03: Volusia County, Florida. 1 female evening bat (Nycticeius humeralis)

Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

6/13/03: Orange County, Florida. 1 female evening bat (Nycticeius humeralis)

Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

6/13/03: Pinellas County, Florida. LaConte's free-tailed bat (Tadarida

brasiliensis cynocephala) 182 were picked up. More males than females.

Ranging from few days to 3 weeks old. 64 were counted in the road (dead),

27 more were picked up the following day and 1 was rescued the previous

day; for a total of: ~274.

Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

6/14/03: Orange County, Florida. Adult seminole bat (Lasiurus seminolus)

with 3 pups: 2 female, 1 male.

Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

6/23/03: Volusia County, Florida. 3 male yellow bats (Lasiurus intermedius)

Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

7/6/03: Orange County, Florida. 1 female. juvenile southeeastern Myotis (Myotis

austroriparius).

Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

7/7/03: Orange County, Florida. 1 male evening bat (Nycticeius humeralis)

Kelli Deichmueller (kelli@flybynightinc.org)

5/03: 5 Mexican free-tailed bats (Tadarida brasiliensis)

Denise Tomlison (batgirl338@h...)

5/03: 4 southeasterns (Myotis austroriparius)

Denise Tomlison (batgirl338@h...)

5/03: 3 evening bats (Nycticeius humeralis)

Denise Tomlison (batgirl338@h...)

5/03: 1 northern yellow bat (Lasiurus intermedius)

Denise Tomlison (batgirl338@h...)

6/03: 3 seminole bats (Lasiurus seminolus)

Denise Tomlison (batgirl338@h...)

6/03: 2 La Conte's free-tailed bats (Tadarida brasiliensis)

Denise Tomlison (batgirl338@h...)

6/03: 2 northern yellow bats (Lasiurus intermedius)

Denise Tomlison (batgirl338@h...)

7/03: 29 La Conte's free-tailed bats (Tadarida brasiliensis)

Denise Tomlison (batgirl338@h...)

7/03: 2 evening bats (Nyctecius humeralis)

Denise Tomlison (batgirl338@h...)

7/03: 1 northern yellow bat (Lasiurus intermedius)

Denise Tomlison (batgirl338@h...)

Indiana (17 big brown bats)

6/6/03 Morgan County, Indiana. 14 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus)

Laura Hohman (lhohman@indiana.edu)

6/9/03 Monroe County, Indiana. 2 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus).

Laura Hohman (lhohman@indiana.edu)

Date? Brown County, Indiana. 1 big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus).

Laura Hohman (lhohman@indiana.edu)

Iowa (7 big brown bats)

7/3/03 Story County, Iowa. 5 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus) 4 males/1 female

Vera Blevins (Mvblevins@aol.com)

7/18/03 Henry County, Illinois. 2 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus) 1

male/1 female.

Vera Blevins (Mvblevins@aol.com)

Kansas (1 hoary bat)

6/19/03 Bourbon County (Ft. Scott), Kansas. 1 male (Lasiurus cinerus).

7.9g, FA 36mm

Mike Haynes (mjhaynes@everestkc.net)

Lousiana (4 evening bats; 5 red bats)

5/24/03 Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Female evening bat (Nycticeius humeralis).

Leslie Lattimore (Leslielatt@aol) Dropped from bat house.

5/25/03 Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Female evening bat (Nycticeius humeralis).

Leslie (Leslielatt@aol). Dropped from bat house.

5/26/03 East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana (Baton Rouge). Male evening

bat (Nycticeius humeralis). Leslie Lattimore (Leslielatt@aol.com)

6/10/03 East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, 1 evening bat (Nycticeius

humeralis)

female. Leslie Lattimore (Leslielatt@aol)

6/19/03 Livingston Parish, Louisiana. 3 red bats (Lasiurus borealis), 2 male/ 1 female

Leslie Lattimore (Leslielatt@aol)

6/23/03/ Livingston Parish, Louisiana. Mother red bat with 2 pups (Lasiurus

borealis). 1 male/1 female.

Leslie Lattimore (Leslielatt@aol)

Maine (2 big brown bats; 1 little brown bat)

6/30/03 Androscoggin County, Maine. 2 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus). 1

male/1 female.

JenLewis0609@aol.com

7/2/03 Androscoggin County, Maine. Male little brown bat (Myotis lucifugus).

JenLewis0609@aol.com

Michigan (25 big brown bats; 2 little brown bats; 1 red bat)

6/6/03 Ingham County, Michigan. Female big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus)

Joyce Schuelke (wbmbrighton@cac.net)

6/6/03 Ingham County, Michigan. 2 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus) Sex

unknown. DOA

6/9/03 Karamozoo County, Michigan. 2 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus). 1

male/1 female. Died in transit.

jhafer@meridianautosystems.com

6/13/02 Livingston County, Michigan. 2 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus) 1

male/1 female.

Joyce Schuelke (wbmbrighton@cac.net)

6/16/03 Livingston County, Michigan. 4 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus). 2

males/2 females.

Joyce Schuelke (wbmbrighton@cac.net)

6/14/03 Jackson County, Michigan 1 big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus). Found

in building. weight:2.6g; length:1 and 3/4 inches approx.

Robin Hayes (rhayes@envirobat.org)

6/20/03, Oakland County, Michigan. 2 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus).

females.

Joyce Schuelke (wbmbrighton@cac.net)

6/22/03 Harsen's Island, Michigan. 2 little brown bats (Myotis lucifugus);

both female.

Joyce Schuelke (wbmbrighton@cac.net)

6/23/03, Livingston County, Michigan. Female big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus).

Joyce Schuelke (wbmbrighton@cac.net)

6/23/03, Oakland County, Michigan. Female big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus)

Joyce Schuelke (wbmbrighton@cac.net)

6/24/03, Oakland County, Michigan. Male big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus)

Joyce Schuelke (wbmbrighton@cac.net)

6/24/03, Livingston County, Michigan. Male big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus)

Joyce Schuelke (wbmbrighton@cac.net)

6/28/03, Livingston County, Michigan. 3 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus), 2 males/1 female.

Joyce Schuelke (wbmbrighton@cac.net)

6/30/03, Oakland County, Michgan. Male big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus)

Joyce Schuelke (wbmbrighton@cac.net)

7/11/03 Kent County, Michigan. Male big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus). 4 gram

Janel Hafer (jhafer@meridianautosystems.com)

7/13/03 Kent County, Michigan. Male big brown bat juvenile (Eptesicus

fuscus). 9 gram

Janel Hafer (jhafer@meridianautosystems.com)

7/13/03 Muskegon, Michigan. Mother red bat with pup (Lasiurus borealis)

Robin L. Hayes (rhayes@envirobat.org)

7/28/03 Montcalm County, Michigan. Female big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus).

Janel Hafer (jhafer@meridianautosystems.com)

Missouri (7 big brown bats; 1 hoary bat; 4 red bats)

6/20/03, Jackson County, Missouri. 2 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus). 1

male/1 female, 2g each. Chris Mitchell (chrispcritter@mindspring.com).

6/22/03, Jackson County, Missouri. 5 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus). 3

males, 2 females, 5-7g. Chris Mitchell (chrispcritter@mindspring.com)

6/22/03, Jackson County, Missouri. Mother red bat (Lasiurus borealis) with

2 pups: 1 male 3g, 1 female 4g. Chris Mitchell (chrispcritter@mindspring.com)

6/23/03 Clay County (Gladstone), Missouri. Mother hoary (Lasiurus cinerus)

with 1 pup. Female, 11g. Chris Mitchell (chrispcritter@mindspring.com)

6/29/03, Clay County, Missouri. Mother red bat (Lasiurus borealis) with 2

pups: 1 male 7g, 1 female 8g. Chris Mitchell (chrispcritter@mindspring.com)

Nebraska (4 red bats)

6/7/03 Douglas County, Nebraska. Mother red bat with 2 pups (Lasiurus

borealis) Sex

unknown. Laura Stastny (lastastny@yahoo.com)

6/13/03 Sarpy County, Nebraska. Mother red bat (Lasiurus borealis) with 2

pups. Sex unknown.

Laura Stastny (lastastny@yahoo.com)

New York (2 big brown bats)

6/16/03 Erie County(East Concord), New York. 2 big brown bats (Eptesicus

fuscus).

1 male/1 female

Elise Able (foxladye@yahoo.com)

Ohio (2 big brown bats; 3 red bats)

6/4/03 Athens, Ohio 1 male big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus) 4 grams. DOA

(battyjasmin@aol.com)

6/12/03 County?, (Galena), Ohio. 1 male big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus). 2

grams (battyjasmin@aol.com)

7/20/03 Columbus, Ohio. 3 red bats (Lasiurus borealis) 2 males/1 female

(one male died 7/22/03). Jazz (battyjasmin@aol.com)

Oklahoma (131+ red bats; 4 big brown bats; 2 hoary bats; 1 evening bat)

5/28/03 Tulsa County (Tulsa), Oklahoma. 1 male big brown bat (Eptesicus

fuscus) Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

5/29/03 Tulsa County (Tulsa), Oklahoma. 2 big brown bats (Eptesicus

fuscus) 1 male/1 female.

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

5/31/03 Oklahoma County (Midwest City), Oklahoma. 2 red bats (Lasiurus

borealis) 1 male/1 female. Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/3/03 Oklahoma County (Oklahoma City), Oklahoma. Female red bat (Lasiurus

borealis) with pink pups--number and gender unknown.

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/4/03 Oklahoma County (Oklahoma City. 1 male red bat (Lasiurus

borealis); 3.1 g. This one has just the slightest bit of fuzz--barely

discernable. Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/4/03 Oklahoma County (Oklahoma City), Oklahoma. Mother red bat (Lasiurus

borealis)

with 4 pups; 2 males/2 females

6/5/03 Oklahoma County (Edmond), Oklahoma. Injured female red bat

(Lasiurus borealis) with 2 pups. 1 male/1 unknown

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/7/03 Canadian County (Yukon), Oklahoma. Mother red bat with four pups

(Lasiurus borealis) sex unknown. Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/9/03 Commanche County (Lawton), Oklahoma. 3 red bat pups (Lasiurus

borealis); 2 males/1 female.

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/9/03 Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Male red bat (Lasiurus borealis)

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

6/10/03 Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Female red bat (Lasiurus borealis)

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

6-11-03--Pontotoc County (Stonewall)--mother red bat (Lasiurus borealis)

with 2 pups. 1 female/other sex unknown.

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/12/03 Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Female red bat (Lasiurus borealis)

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

6/12/03 Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Male big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus)

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

6/12/03 Morris, Oklahoma. Mother red bat with 3 pups (Lasiurus borealis)

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

6/12/03 Cleveland County (Norman), Oklahoma. Female red bat (Lasiurus

Borealis).

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/13/03 Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Mother red bat with 3 pups (Lasiurus borealis)

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

6/13/03 Rogers County, Oklahoma. Female red bat (Lasiurus borealis)

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

6/14/03 Cleveland County (Norman), Oklahoma. Mother red bat (Lasiurus

borealis) with 5 pups; 2 males/3 females.

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/14/03 Cleveland County (Noble), Oklahoma. Male red bat (Lasiurus borealis)

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/16/03 Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Mother red bat with 3 pups (Lasiurus borealis)

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

6/16/03 Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Mother red bat with 2 pups (Lasiurus borealis)

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

6/17/03 Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Mother red bat with 5 pups (Lasiurus borealis)

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

6/18/03--Noble County (Morrison), Oklahoma. Mother red bat (Lasiurus borealis)

with four pups; 2 males/2 females.

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/18/03--Cleveland County (Noble), Oklahoma. Mother red bat (Lasiurus

borealis)

with three pups; 2 males/1 female

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/18/03--Cleveland County (Lexington), Oklahoma. Mother red bat (Lasiurus

borealis) with four pups; 3 males/1 female.

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/18/03--Oklahoma County (Oklahoma City), Oklahoma. 3 red bat pups (Lasiurus

borealis); 1 F/2 M

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/18/03--Cleveland County (Moore), Oklahoma. 2 red bat pups (Lasiurus

borealis); 1 male/1 female

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/19/03 Garvin County (Wynnewood), Oklahoma. Two red bat pups (Lasiurus

borealis); 1 male/1 female

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/19/03--Cleveland County (Noble), Oklahoma. Mother red bat (Lasiurus

borealis) with three pups; 3 females

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/19/03 Oklahoma County (Del City), Oklahoma. Mother red bat (Lasiurus

borealis) with three pups; sex unknown.

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/20/03 Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Mother red bat with 3 pups (Lasiurus

borealis)

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

6/21/03 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Male red bat (Lasiurus borealis)

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

6/21/03 Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Female red bat (Lasiurus borealis)

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

6/22/03 Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Male red bat (Lasiurus borealis).

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

6/22/03 Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Female red bat (Lasiurus borealis)

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

6/22/03 Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Mother red bat with 4 pups (Lasiurus borealis)

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

6/22/03 Cleveland County (Moore), Oklahoma. Mother red bat DOA (Lasiurus

borealis) with 1 pup: female.

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/22/03 Oklahoma County (Oklahoma City), Oklahoma. Mother red bat (Lasiurus

borealis) with 3 pups.

2 males/1 female. Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/22/03 Oklahoma County (Oklahoma City), Oklahoma. Injured mother red bat

(Lasiurus borealis) with 4 pups:

1 male/3 females Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/22/03 Oklahoma County (Oklahoma City), Oklahoma. Mother red bat (Lasiurus

borealis) with 4 pups: all females--one pup has a wing deformity. Carol Bunyard

(c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/23/03 Cleveland County (Noble), Oklahoma Mother red bat (Lasiurus

borealis) with three pups; 1male/2 females.

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/23/03 Tulsa County, Oklahoma. Mother red bat with 3 pups (Lasiurus

borealis).

Beverly Wallace (Wbvsz@wmconnect.com)

6/23/03 Cleveland County (Noble), Oklahoma. Mother red bat (Lasiurus

borealis) with 3 pups. 1male/2 females.

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/24/03 Oklahoma County (Harrah), OKlahoma. Male red bat (Lasiurus borealis)

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/27/03 Cleveland County (Norman), Oklahoma. 4 red bats (Lasiurus

borealis); 1 male/ 3 females

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/27/03 Oklahoma County (Oklahoma City), Oklahoma. 2 red bats (Lasiurus

borealis) 1 male/1 female DOA

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/27/03 Oklahoma County (Oklahoma City), Oklahoma. Mother red bat

(Lasiurus borealis) with 4 pups. 1 male/3 females. One female was DOA.

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/29/03 Canadian County (Yukon). Mother red bat with wing membrane

injuries (Lasiurus borealis) with 4 pups; 2 males/2 females

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

6/30/03 Cleveland County (Norman), Oklahoma. 4 red bat pups (Lasiurus

borealis); 3 males/1 female.

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

7/1/03 Cleveland County (Norman), Oklahoma. Male red bat (Lasiurus borealis).

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

7/2/03 Oklahoma County (Oklahoma City), Oklahoma. Red bat (Lasiurus borealis);

female. Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

7/4/03 Canadian County (Yukon), Oklahoma. Mother red bat (Lasiurus

borealis) three pups; all F

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

7/8/03 Cleveland County (Moore), Oklahoma Red bat (Lasiurus borealis); male

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

7/10/03 Okahoma County (Oklahoma City), Oklahoma. Seriously injured

mother hoary bat (Lasiurus cinereus) with two dead pups; sexes unknown.

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

7/16/03 Oklahoma County (Bethany), Oklahoma. Male red bat (Lasiurus borealis);

broken right forearm--pinned before I picked him up.

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

7/17/03 Cleveland County (Norman), Oklahoma. Female red bat pup (Lasiurus

borealis).

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

7/18/03 Oklahoma County (Oklahoma City), Oklahoma. Female red bat (Lasiurus

borealis)

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

8/7/03 Oklahoma County Oklahoma City), Oklahoma. Juvenile evening bat (Nycteceius humeralis) male

Carol Bunyard (c.bunyard@worldnet.att.net)

Oregon (1 long-eared myotis)

7/16/03 Deschutes County (La Pine), Oregon. Male long-eared myotis (Myotis

evotis).

Fur, but eyes closed

Jamie (black-widow@qwest.net)

Pennsylvania (10 big brown bats; 2 little brown bat; 2 red bats)

6/28/03 Linesville (Crawford County), Pennsylvania. Male big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus)

Linda Lacny (Lacny@edinboro.edu)

6/20/03 Monroe County, Pennsylvania. 6 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus). 5

males/1 female.

(Troiani@voicenet.com)

6/16/03 Crawford County. Cochranton, Pennsylvania. Male big brown bat

(Eptesicus fuscus)

Hairless, eyes-closed baby found in a barn. Linda Lacny (Lacny@edinboro.edu)

6/25/03. Monroe County, Pennsylvania. Male big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus).

Colleen (Troiani@voicenet.com)

6/14/03 Lawrence County (Sharpsville) Pennsylvania. Male little brown bat

(Myotis lucifugus).

Linda Lacny (Lacny@edinboro.edu)

6/30/03 Crawford County (Meadville), Pennsylvania. Male little brown bat

(Myotis lucifugus).

Linda Lacny (Lacny@edinboro.edu)

7/2/03 Crawford County (Meadville) Pennsylvania. Male big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus). Linda

Lacny

Linda Lacny (Lacny@edinboro.edu)

7/17/03 Erie County (Erie) Pennsylvania. 2 red bats (Lasiurus borealis)

Linda Lacny (Lacny@edinboro.edu)

Tennessee (19 big brown bats)

6/6/03 Anderson County, Tennessee. 18 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus)

Siding removed on house, exposing pups.

Phylis (Phyliscritter@aol.com)

6/8/03 Knox County, Tennessee. 1 big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus).

Phylis (Phyliscritter@aol.com)

Texas (53 red bats; 3 evening bat; 100 Mexican free-tailed bat; 2 yellow bats)

6/03 (County) (Houston), Texas. 1 evening bat (Nyctecius humeralis). sex

unknown. Lindhurst. Found in building.

6/4/03 (County)(Dallas), Texas. 4 red bats (Lasiurus borealis) (3 male/1 female). Found on the

ground beneath a tree. Three still had milk in their tummies.

6/4/03 Travis County (Austin), Texas. Female red bat (Lasiurus borealis).

Barbara French (batdoc@concentric.net)

6/8/03 Travis County, Texas. Male red bat (Lasiurus borealis). 3.5 grams

Barbara French (batdoc@concentric.net)

6/11/03 Travis County, Texas. Female red bat (Lasiurus borealis).

Barbara French (batdoc@concentric.net)

6/11/03 Travis County, Texas. Mother with 4 pups (Lasiurus borealis). 2

males/2 females.

Barbara French (batdoc@concentric.net)

6/13/03 Travis County, Texas. Mother (DOA) with 3 pups (Lasiurus borealis).

2 males/1 female

6/15/03 Travis County, Texas. Male red bat (Lasiurus borealis).

Barbara French (batdoc@concentric.net

7/13/03 Bexar County, Texas. Female Mexican free-tailed bat (Tadarida

brasiliensis)

Barbara French (batdoc@concentric.net)

5/15/03-5/31/03 17 Mexican free-tailed bats (Tadarida brasiliensis) from Palo

Pinto county. Amanda Lollar (sanctuary@batworld.org)

6/1/03-6/30/03 22 Mexican free-tailed bats (Tadarida brasiliensis) from Palo

Pinto county. Amanda Lollar (sanctuary@batworld.org)

6/1/03-6/30/03 14 red bats (Lasiurus borealis) from Tarrant and Parker county.

Amanda Lollar (sanctuary@batworld.org)

6/1/03-6/30/03 2 evening bats (Nycticeius humeralis) from Palo Pinto

Amanda Lollar (sanctuary@batworld.org)

7/1/03-7/15/03 26 Mexican free-tailed bats (Tadarida brasiliensis) from Palo

Pinto county.

Amanda Lollar (sanctuary@batworld.org)

7/1/03-7/15/03 19 red bats (Lasiurus borealis) from Tarrant and Parker and

Dallas county.

Amanda Lollar (sanctuary@batworld.org)

7/16/03-7/22/03 34 Mexican free-tailed bats (Tadarida brasiliensis) from Palo

Pinto county. Amanda Lollar (sanctuary@batworld.org)

7/16/03-7/22/03 5 red bats (Lasiurus borealis) from Tarrant and Parker and

Dallas county.

Amanda Lollar (sanctuary@batworld.org)

7/16/03-7/22/03 2 yellow bats from Houston (?) county

Amanda Lollar (sanctuary@batworld.org)

Virginia (12 big brown bats; 1 evening bat)

6/10/03 Manassas Virginia; 1 male evening bat (Nyctecius humeralis) 2.2g

Leslie Sturges (lsturges@isp01.net)

6/14/03 Leesburg Virginia; 2 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus) male 5.9

g/female 4.3 g

Leslie Sturges (lsturges@isp01.net)

6/15/03 Culpeper Virginia. 10 big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus); 6 males/4

females,

3.6 --5.9 g(recovered 6/15 by another rehabber--county of origin unknown)

Leslie Sturges (lsturges@isp01.net)

Wisconsin (about 100 big brown bats)

6/7/03 Dade County, Wisconsin. Approximately 100 big brown bats (Eptesicus

fuscus).

Ken O. Bowman (Ken@batcow.org)

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