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As bats die, feds ask people to stay out of caves
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3-27-2009 9:58 AM
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ofcapri
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debbyski, does this affect your area?
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3-27-2009
3:28 PM
tanyamm
I hope they find out what is happening to the bats soon.
3-28-2009
9:28 PM
doodleicious
omg! sounds dreadful-
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