texascavers Digest 11 Jun 2014 22:26:52 - Issue 1993
Topics (messages 23926 through 23933):
Congress in Tamaulipas Researching
23926 by: Espeleo Coahuila
future speleo-vehicle ??
23927 by: David
Cave Rescue going on in Germany's deepest cave
23928 by: Lee H.
To add to the fun, Wikipedia lists the following group
nouns:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_collective_nouns_in_EnglishSome of
my personal faves:a murder of crows, an unkindness of ravens and a stare of
raccoons.I'd like to nominate the following for harvestmen:a pillow of
I like Pillow. Its visually right on, yet jacks with your sensibilities,
Creepy!
A Fever of Ticks
An Apparition of Amphipods
A Shadow of Scorpions
A Muck of Cavers
I'm looking for on salamanders
On Wed, Jun 11, 2014 at 10:34 AM, Louise Power power_lou...@hotmail.com
wrote:
To add to the fun,
Tri color Bats in MN hibernate from Oct to late April. In TX I have seen them
hibernate only maybe 2 months. Why are southern states following the same
guidelines as northern states? ET
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Hi ET,
The cave myotis in southern Arizona go up in elevation and enter hibernation in
late Sept and come out in April. Myotis are the hardest hit back east so we
have real concerns for their counterparts in the West.
Debbie
Debbie Buecher
Buecher Biological Consulting
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When we put the cave temp loggers in one year we had several hundred in one
of the roosts I think Oct 10. The same year Knutt had seen them in a
different roost after the normal April 15 opening. So sometimes they are
in the caves earlier/later than the current seasonal closure times.
It
On 06/11/2014 7:17, Debbie Buecher wrote:
Hi ET,
The cave myotis in southern Arizona go up in elevation and enter
hibernation in late Sept and come out in April. Myotis are the
hardest hit back east so we have real concerns for their counterparts
in the West.
Debbie
Your statement about
On 06/11/2014 20:25, Debbie Buecher wrote:
I have _*REAL*_ scientific data that I have presented a number of
times at SWR paper regionals that documents bat hibernacula
microclimate data (temperatures and RH) from both AZ and NM bat
roosts. It shows conclusively that these caves have
