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Lasiurus cinereus (Beauvois) . Hoary Bat. 



I have never taken the Hoary Bat in Westchester Co. 



Mr. E. B. Southwick of New York City showed me two 

 specimens which he secured in Central Park. 



Mr. Eugene P. Bicknell has recorded it from Riverdale, 

 this county, where he took one which was hanging from a 

 branch, on Sept. 30, 1878. (Merriam 9 , Vol. II, p. 81.) 



Lasiurus b or ealis {Muller). Red Bat. 



This is by far the commonest bat at Hastings, and may be 

 observed during summer evenings flying back and forth in 

 search of insects, along lanes or in open spaces between rows 

 of trees or patches of timber. 



A. — List of species found in Westchester County 



FOR WHICH THERE ARE ACTUAL RECENT RECORDS. 



DlDELPHIS VIRGINIANA. 



Phoc^ena PHOCJENA. 

 TURSIOPS TURSIO. 

 SCIURUS HUDSONICUS LOQUAX. 

 SdURUS CAROLINENSIS LEUCOTIS. 

 Tamias STRIATUS STRIATUS. 



Arctomys monax. 

 sciuropterus volans. 



Mus MUSCULUS. 



MlTS DECUMANUS. 



Peromyscus LEUCOPUS NOVEBORACENSIS. 



mlcrotus pennsylvanicus. 



mlcrotus pinetorum scalopsoides. 



Fiber zibethicus. 



Zapus hudsonius. 



Lepus floridanus mallurus. 



Lynx ruffus. 



Urocyon CINEREOARGENTEUS. 

 VULPES FULVUS. 



Opossum. 

 Harbor Porpoise. 

 Porpoise. 

 Red Squirrel. 

 Gray Squirrel. 

 Chipmunk. 

 Woodchuck. 

 Flying Squirrel. 

 House Mouse. 

 House Rat. 

 White-footed Mouse. 

 Meadow Mouse. 

 Pine Mouse. 

 Muskrat. 

 Jumping Mouse. 

 Cotton-tail or Rabbit. 

 Wildcat. 

 Gray Fox. 

 Red Fox. 



