Life History Notes and Growth Studies on the Little Brown Bat, Myotis lucifugus lucifugus

NATURALIST with H. stagnalis near Blueberry Island on a soft mud bottom at a depth of 69 feet.One example from Goose Island has both the male and female orifices shifted caudad one-half annulus to the middle of XII a2 and XII 06 respectively.DinA PARVA Moore Apparently quite common in water under rocks along shore with 1. stagnalis.E. punctata and H. grandis, especially in and near Franks Bay and on Goose island.None were in the dredgings from deep water.Pigment spots generally are totally lacking.On one specimen the gonopores are separated by »three instead of the usual three-and-one-half annuli, very shallow DINA FeErvipA (Verrill) Taken sparingly at only two stations: Goose Island' July 22, 1930, depth 3 feet, and Franks Bay August 30, 1934, 6 inches, on stones. DINA MricrostoMA MooreThe sole record of this species is two specimens from Trout Lake, near North Bay, collected by BE.J. Fry, July 9, 1932. HIRUDIDAE MACROBDELLA DECORA (Say) VerrillThis species was not found in Lake Nipissing itself but two in Perch Lake, August 3, 1933, and two in a small muskeg lake on July 15, 1934.With the latter was a Placobdella picta.Only