Softball players in Wolf Point’s minor softball league include back row, from left, McKenzie, Elan, Vanessa, Jazzmyn and Miley; middle, Shoni, Keyal, Tyralee, McKenlee, Tyler, McKenzie and Sophia; front, Anna, Addy, Mattie and Frankie.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Softball players in Wolf Point’s minor softball league include back row, from left, McKenzie, Elan, Vanessa, Jazzmyn and Miley; middle, Shoni, Keyal, Tyralee, McKenlee, Tyler, McKenzie and Sophia; front, Anna, Addy, Mattie and Frankie.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
by several “mouse-eared bat” (Myotis) species in the western U.S. outside of New Mexico, and the largest known winter colony of the little brown bat (Myotis lucifugus) in the western states. The little brown bat is of particular concern as it has suffered severe declines in the eastern and central regions of North America.
Biologists have conducted annual bat surveys in Azure Cave since
by several “mouse-eared bat” (Myotis) species in the western U.S. outside of New Mexico, and the largest known winter colony of the little brown bat (Myotis lucifugus) in the western states. The little brown bat is of particular concern as it has suffered severe declines in the eastern and central regions of North America.
Biologists have conducted annual bat surveys in Azure Cave since
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