TABLE 4.

The number of live Perimyotis subflavus seen in New Brunswick hibernacula with the month the count was conducted and the percentage of bats with visible fungal growth on exposed skin

	Winter 1977	Winter 2010	Fall 2011	Winter 2012	Fall 2012	Winter 2013	Fall 2013	Winter 2014	Fall 2014	Winter 2015
Howes	ND	0 Jan	0 Nov	0 Feb, 0 Mar, 0 Apr	0 Nov	0 Apr	0 Dec	0 Jan, 0 Apr	0 Dec	0 Apr
Harbells	ND	1 Jan	1 Nov	1 Feb, 1 Mar	1 Nov	0 Apr	0 Dec	0 Apr	0 Dec	0 Apr
Kitts	ND	0 Feb	0 Nov	0 Feb, 0 Apr	0 Nov	0 Apr	0 Dec	0 Apr	0 Dec	0 Apr
Markhamville Mine	ND	9 Feb	6 Nov	7 Feb, 6 Apr, 5 May	7 Dec 42.9%	3 Apr 100%	2 Dec	0 Apr	0 Dec	0 Apr
Markhamville Mine 2	ND	ND	ND	1 May	0 Dec	0 Apr	0 Dec	0 Apr	0 Dec	0 Apr
Glebe Mine	1 Oct	5 Feb	7 Nov	7 Mar, 7 Apr, 5 May	4 Dec	2 Mar 50%	1 Dec	0 Apr	0 Nov	0 Apr
Underground Lake	1 May	1 Mar	0 Dec	0 Mar, 0 Apr, 0 May	0 Dec	0 Mar	0 Dec	0 Apr	0 Nov	0 Apr
Berryton	2 Oct	2 Mar	0 Dec	0 Mar, 0 Apr	0 Dec	0 Apr	0 Dec	0 Apr	0 Nov	0 Apr
White	ND	3 Mar	0 Dec	1 Feb, 0 Apr, 0 May	0 Dec	0 Apr	0 Dec	0 Apr	0 Nov	0 Apr
Dorchester Mine	ND	ND	0 Dec	0 Mar, 0 Apr	0 Dec	0 Mar	0 Dec	0 Mar	0 Dec	0 Mar
Dallings	ND	0 Feb	0 Dec	0 Mar	0 Nov	1 Apr + 1 dead	0 Dec	0 Apr	0 Nov	0 Apr

If no fungal growth was seen a percentage is not given. An additional P. subflavus was observed in Dallings Cave November 2009 (Vanderwolf et al., 2012), one in Kitts Cave Feb 1976 (McAlpine, 1976), and one near Greenhead Cave Aug 1976 (Broders et al., 2001). Perimyotis subflavus were not differentiated from Myotis spp. during bat surveys in 2009 or winter 2011, although a dead P. subflavus was collected from Berryton Cave March 2011. ND = no data. Data from 1977 taken from (Broders et al., 2001). Data from 2010 taken from (Vanderwolf et al., 2012).