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Bat white nose illness surfaces in New Jersey
By Beth Daley, Globe Staff
The headline says it all: The mysterious sickness that has killed tens of thousands - or perhaps hundreds of thousands - of bats in New England and New York, has spread to New Jersey.
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This comes on the heels of a report two weeks ago it has also been confirmed in Pennsylvania.
Here is a link to the last post about white nose syndrome hitting Pennsylvania.
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