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Where virtually none had spent the winter as loners 10 years ago,
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Stu Vandermark, a longtime Science News reader can attest to the seeming rebound of little browns. For roughly 15 minutes each night around dusk between June and September,
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“It’s like they never suffered any kind of diminishment,
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But last year they began to return in force. And now “there are as many bats out there as I’ve ever seen at any time,” he says. “My wife is laughing at me because I’m so ecstatic when I’m out

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