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... (~3.7 mm) and a distinctly bifid tip. This species favors the woodland region, but it is also common in villages. It roosts in a wide range of habitats, such as the attics of houses, holes and crevices in walls, hollow branches and the dead leaves of trees. The colony size ranges from a few to 20...

... winter and summer censuses in 2004-05. Species Name Site * Estimated number** Status # Summer Winter Summer Winter Himalayan Roundleaf Bat 20 (66.7%) 19 (45.2%) 4332 (33.6%) 4392 (20.7%) Very Common Pomona Roundleaf Bat 11 (36.7%) 15 (35.7%) 1962 (15.2%) 3739 (17.7%) Very Common Chinese Horseshoe Bat 21...

... (~3.7 mm) and a distinctly bifid tip. This species favors the woodland region, but it is also common in villages. It roosts in a wide range of habitats, such as the attics of houses, holes and crevices in walls, hollow branches and the dead leaves of trees. The colony size ranges from a few to 20...

... winter and summer censuses in 2004-05. Species Name Site * Estimated number** Status # Summer Winter Summer Winter Himalayan Roundleaf Bat 20 (66.7%) 19 (45.2%) 4332 (33.6%) 4392 (20.7%) Very Common Pomona Roundleaf Bat 11 (36.7%) 15 (35.7%) 1962 (15.2%) 3739 (17.7%) Very Common Chinese Horseshoe Bat 21...

... winter and summer censuses in 2004-05. Species Name Site * Estimated number** Status # Summer Winter Summer Winter Himalayan Roundleaf Bat 20 (66.7%) 19 (45.2%) 4332 (33.6%) 4392 (20.7%) Very Common Pomona Roundleaf Bat 11 (36.7%) 15 (35.7%) 1962 (15.2%) 3739 (17.7%) Very Common Chinese Horseshoe Bat 21...

... (~3.7 mm) and a distinctly bifid tip. This species favors the woodland region, but it is also common in villages. It roosts in a wide range of habitats, such as the attics of houses, holes and crevices in walls, hollow branches and the dead leaves of trees. The colony size ranges from a few to 20...

... (~3.7 mm) and a distinctly bifid tip. This species favors the woodland region, but it is also common in villages. It roosts in a wide range of habitats, such as the attics of houses, holes and crevices in walls, hollow branches and the dead leaves of trees. The colony size ranges from a few to 20...

... winter and summer censuses in 2004-05. Species Name Site * Estimated number** Status # Summer Winter Summer Winter Himalayan Roundleaf Bat 20 (66.7%) 19 (45.2%) 4332 (33.6%) 4392 (20.7%) Very Common Pomona Roundleaf Bat 11 (36.7%) 15 (35.7%) 1962 (15.2%) 3739 (17.7%) Very Common Chinese Horseshoe Bat 21...

... Amount to be reimbursed for individual items of the budget will not exceed the approved amount for that item. However, EPD/AFCD may increase the approved amount of an individual item by up to 20% provided that the total amount to be paid will not exceed the total approved grant. 5.3.4 The grant could be...

... Amount to be reimbursed for individual items of the budget will not exceed the approved amount for that item. However, EPD/AFCD may increase the approved amount of an individual item by up to 20% provided that the total amount to be paid will not exceed the total approved grant. 5.3.4 The grant could be...