5 01 fo. F Me, cs 3,3 x , SAE cess gua sg BLM Library Oil Shale Project Sethe. if \ Pe ade 3 Federal Center FOURTH QUARTERLY DATA REPORT” ““*°" JUNE, JULY & AUG. SUMMER 1975 BOOK 4 OF 9 TERRESTRIAL BASELINE DATA Sulf Oi) Cargoration and Standard Oi) Company (Indiana) 9725 East Hampden Avenue, Denver, Colorado 80231 * ] "or re , -— © moans ak ‘ ~ a Or ene. —— ote _ 4 3 £2" a, “38.3 ~ tei th fied -ADGO-"% ip Sone ” in” 43% seemed a enn apt .O .*t srocates GD avd — eee - ee ——+ + «= © care Bs wp OTR Edel tSytaw Seti 4 erry Filé NO?.79. C5 742-5 -f 7 _ - SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET Grid Name i Grid. =. Samplé Period 2.4 “5 Trap Night \ Date, time traps set__ z4 : -Date, time traps checked 260) Last toe clip # used on previous day el Plea Analyst (Ss) 5 2...0ce.saacibe Project | QA Check_ fn ZY; Animal Fe Capt. Age Weight Reprod. Additional Loc. Class Status Notes C1 a ae ee CDs A | ne z | 3 4 3 2-7 3 g-10 , 24 rf alin 8 p-4 3h : - Ae = 4-3 b_| veme Duos ee A 2 * oo REPORT, | Key taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. paist hie) ore ee BE RSE 9 proatlnaw eormeatultianiaz« Imre gs ie i eee fy ot st ‘o nmildipas Instagiq ,giaioetats File No: J5CS5.72.5-/y/ - SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET Grid Name osnill sur. Grid 2 Sample Period . se Trap Night Date, time traps set 2s 4 _Date, time traps checked . =: Last toe clip # used on previous day ~°>-— = Field Analyst(s) = Lee Project _ QA Check Rm 4%) Toe Capt. Clip Age Loc. Species No. Sex Class * Reprod. Additional . Status Notes Weight ( 4 al _ . . CN C ° ~ —~ — nm tS ie ~ are > ae ~ ee) V\ (nN : i > ) ti \ —— J o~ TELE EPFETE | errs eee ines ae ‘ee ‘meas = ‘te ee aah = rr ete! x Key taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. re a gn at a nm, ecolony consultants. ine. , dan) A In nurs ibaa ava why s@Ta39ri¢ File No: 8.C.5/42.353-/9 - SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET Grid Name Dosraiil Saat Grid. .¢. Sample Period |. \ Trap Night Date, time traps set_(ct5?) 274) Seta 7s ‘Date, time traps checked Last toe clip # used on previous day _ 522 \ Field Analyst(s) Project (2 QA Check L#m 8/) * i Animal Weight * Reprod. Additional _ Status Notes - ~ RPP PE i | : “ C>. \ 1. \ >. . he \~ 4 > \ -_—————- Kev taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. ; ROCSP SMOGRESS REPORT oneoalanv enanearmti*~antia [nr._ a APT o nolviidios Jasteyiy ,@9ersetat> siiecaas yo File No: /6.C 5.423720 SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET ~ 1 4 ' Grid Name [SrA Sc Grid Pe Sample Period wix~n Fo .Trapellighe oe Date, time traps set eeu FE-7ui 72 -Date, time traps checked °° ~ 3g) Last toe clip # used on previous day PETERS Field Analyst(s) LA © Se ee Project © 93 RBOS? Bu Ut if QA Check hom 8/) Animal - Age Weight Reprod. Additional Species Class (gm) Status. Notes nal J Zh [Oeas = mPa ) Sia | eee sa * a” aD Z eu ; i | ) eis ae —, —_— ’ 'y \ AW W w IN Tuy Pa, ; Ale 7 ae ny . \ . Sonate rasan en Kev taxonomic characters, physical condition of. animal, etc. aber py peroaoloany coneultanta ino, na Cea! oman +o . 4 . =a oan a han op aes ie ee arn 210 oy" ae ias0 0 Se = | | _ f é F PEL eb ls be ie ELE aT : A if = 7 J Tag | = ] i] 1% t ” { ' ; f (es we “y ¢ 217 ee ; e q rN + - 3 eg ae. 4 ey | | , ’ a - tot ’ 3 File No: J9C A/D SLY; SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET Aid} Grid Name Horse P,), Grid [, Sample Period _o.y ~< Trap Night__| Date, time traps set osco 25 \ury 75 ‘Date, time traps. checked ©O8°> ZG Suty 75 Last toe clip # used on previous day 0209 Field Analyst(s) Si: Savids 1 > Project {2 Bas ted - 43 4 QA Check Rin 1 * Additional Notes zs z = Bei 2104 a pzt9 0029 25 38 c-1 f cum = [ nea SMe wee|| SeADNe or ee ee ee oe ee ee es ee, I Tee I | ene) Gees Sets maety| eer) fo ek ee El ee ee aaa eee | aaa een Renae Besse | Sana eae can. ena | Care| eReeciseae Le es ee | | Sennen | See! serR | eee) DTT | were {SS Pe ee ee | Cae ewery | ae onl iene geomet | Some | een | aaa IR | maaeers [Cr sete, epe|| mint some | Ree | re cee ee ee, [Aer :|: AN cets| SEND] Ramrpeemens!| rere). pox [ ananrRers S| wae) | oe) Seomeere| pea {RT| RET) 695) Seg PRR Reet [RCC ee vee S| TS Dee ie ee ae ae , RRS Sw [ ee ae oe rae Key taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. | RSOSP PROGRESS orertiaeorew fereeserstbdanwaSban Fac < |. il rat Trt. a “ MCETERIOANE te Trt of suas SRUCTUOUNN | | | ‘4 | ; h | Lh 3 Be aan We" —_+— | -o3¢ .lor.0e 20 eob@iges Teategdy .2tejedted> 2Leenons File No: J3CS 42 ee SS IZ SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET Ay t Grid Name_lin-ce 0.” chi Grid. .!s Sample Period 15:4 75 Trap Night 2 Date, time traps set (p2)24 || : Date, time traps checked (/3e) 27 (5. : Last toe clip # used on previous day =)” Field Analyst(s) S,wn), “Sn ar, z g Be 4 Cc 3 Projeces 164 QA Check < fm %/) x Reprod. Additional Status Notes | A | pramanrt g-4 | sed oy0sM| » | 2 |.— | A | ped imtrmo A-3 | pe mi 0043 Ae preontint | fig | eve o404N | ——— e-7 | Pomp AVoL Surin testes Poe A rei aan on i ade Sea SE ies ues eee | Pn Sele Seeeeieeiee Sake MON Ll) etiereal oe meee ol ay. | oer eee wea eel ieee cee ee iMate mene se ass mere eee aera ee I i ee AAA nel tek come ceo Saran colseme. —. ORES MRR eee bse mead [eared SPRLEY a ius A ra ~ ~ i ~ * > . 2 o b/z 4/4 File No. 43 nr = BAT MIST NET SAMPLING SHEET Collector(s) Fi. Guire {Mace eger Date 6/ ZE / 76 Project RéasPp— 93 Location: T 2S R 73WS 7 1/4 1/4 S?2“”5E Time Net Set Zc 30 Description ky “a gases s Pecka gond drove. R44 Poi QA Check bean b-29-F, rt ee a a OT | a Time Net “ Comments Species Sex ,(condition, collection, release, etc.) N i S\ SES cpher Cir wet ‘i i OSE de = deed me pel ue i . \ Ae ~wlled J Fh eov 063/060175 = a mh 2 PAR g iz | : oegert ‘ 7 % GE a rn __ fo2 Set omit , Saitama) ; .aeasian smbkganlion ,wolabhade) Sa a nn > - To we, L » ae eS Smal? Mammals a Introduction No change’ has occurred since Progress Report 2. See section 3.5.1 in Progress Report-2 for the introduction to the small mammal section. 2.3.3.2 ' Methods 2.3.5.2.) Live Trapping No change has occurred since Progress Report 3. See section 2.3.3.2.1 in Progress Report-3 for the specific methods used in live trapping smal] mammals. 2.3.3.2.2 Collection of Animals for Laboratory Analysis A removal trapping program designed to collect small mammals for jabo- ratory analysis of reproductive effort or stomach contents will occur during each of the small mammal live trapping periods. Animals are being collected for analysis of stomach contents during October and December, 1974; during May, July, September and December, 1975; and during May and July, 1976. Animals are being collected for analysis of reproductive effort during May and July, months of peak smal] mammal breeding activity, 1975 and 1976. The removal program is con- ducted sufficientiy far from the live trapping grids to prevent inter- Terence with the live trapping operations. Ideally, for each of the three most common small mammal species, up to five specimens (including at least two females) are collected by a line of 40 snap traps in the major vegetation types where that species occurs. Daily trapping effort is increased in those vegetation types where capture success is low. Trapping is terminated after four nights, however, even if the desired numbers of animais have not been collected. Prior to the labo- ratory analysis of reproduction effort or stomach contents any internal parasites and general internal condition, if other than normal, will be noted. The species which are being collected and the vegetation types being sampled are listed in Table 2.3-3]. 2.3.3.2.3 Laboratory Analysis of Reproductive Effort The number of placental scars, pigmented areas of the uterus occurring at sites of previous placental attachments, has been used to determine litter size in small mammals (Davis and Emlen, 1948; Corthum, 1967). Since placental scars become increasingly lighter with increased age (Corthum, 1967) the degree of scar pigmentation can be used to indi- cate the approximate time of parturition (birth). Thus by examining the reproductive tract of adult females of selected species at regu- _ lar intervals during the breeding season, information on litter size, _ number of litters per season, and time of parturition can be provided. 2.3-133 *(SOULZOUDLW PUB *SPLJBDLUD “SPLuNLOS) SzUapOu JO Sdnoub JUdVaJJLP BdA4Z JO BALQeJRUaSaudau aue puke Pe-J qe] $0 AYLULOLA BUY UL SAaLoOads [LeuUMeW | [LeWS ZURpUNge ysoWw ayy BHuOWe sue Ady} |aSnedaq pajIajas auam SaLdads esau 77 OL , 85 2 a2 3 a : TWLOL ‘¥ a io ysnuqehes-poomaseauy ’ G G yusnuqabes G G (adoys usayquou) uadtunf-uokutd G G (adoys usayznos) sadtunf-uohutg g | g ysn4q paxty G . uadsy (Shpnesrbuo] SnyOATIW) (Snye[Moyueui SndsAuoied) (SMWLULW SeyuIEyNy) | adk1 uo1zeyabaa aLOA patter-Bbuo07 asnow uaeq yunudty) 3sea7y — Saloads yoeqj uO} S[PNPLALpU] Jo uaquny al dSOGy AO; pOtuad Burtdwes yoes Butunp sad} uolzeqeban uofew ULYZLM S}UazZUOD YOeWOZS pure YUOJJa BALZINPOUdau jo SiSAjeue ~ Kaoyeuoge| wo} pazd9,109 Bulaq saroads uowwod ysow dauyz ay} JO SLENPLALPUL JO waquinu azewLXouddy “LE -E°Z BLqeL 2.3-1354 v U W etnsiHOs fo6mot2 brs t1oTts ovitovbovyss Fo 2teyfens S Re08h yo? bots9q patlqase equ noi Fatans¥ nog2A dawns baxtM (aqofe misdivoz) wsqtnet-noyn! 4 d “ 32 ; ' a ; _ flzurdenge dewrdapse-bosvoz £90 zs | SATOT \f T — 1@ svitstns2s7qa4 216 brs 6-2 t9507 —_ 820 ad bataeloe answ 2sfaeqe s2ai ee (sqofe nasidyor) 15qinuil-nownt4 . PEN+£.S The laboratory procedures for examining placental scars involve removal of the female reproductive tract, which is placed in a watch glass filled with water. The uterus is stretched to insure that all scars become visible, and a count is made and recorded on a standard data sheet (Figure 2.3-9 ). If the female is pregnant the number of fetuses is counted. 2.3.3.2.4 Laboratory Analysis of Stomach Contents Basic dietary preferences or food niches of small mammal species are becoming well-studied by mammalogists, and a solid literature base is developing which can be employed to support interpretation of trophic relationships of mammals within various plant communities. The International Biological Program's Grassland Biome work has provided recent data on small mammal diets through its Diet Laboratory in Fort Collins (e.g., Grant, 1972; Hansen and Moir, 1971; Flinders and Hansen, 1972). These data will be utilized whenever feasible to Support interpretation of dietary habits and trophic level position of the small mammal species found on or near Tract C-a. Stomach contents of animals are emptied into a Petri dish containing water and examined under 30 x magnification through:a dissecting stereoscope. The particle on or closest to a mark in the center of the dish is characterized as to whether it is of arthropod, verte- brate or vegetal origin and the data are recorded on data forms (Figure 2.3-10). Vegetation is being differentiated between seeds and succulent parts. A total of 50 particles are examined for each stomach with sufficient agitation of the dish contents between examinations to ensure randomization. 2-3.3.2.5 Collection of Voucher Specimens No change has occurred since Progress Report 2. See section 3.5.2.5 in Progress Report-2 for the specific methods used in collection of voucher specimens. 2.3:3.2.6 Pitfall: Trapping No change has occurred since Progress Report 3. See section 2.3.3.2.6 in Progress Report-3 for the specific methods used in pitfall trapping. -2.3.3.2.7 Night Spotlight Census A night spotlight census route has been established to record activity, distribution, and abundance of nocturnally active mammals, particularly rabbits, hares and predators. This census is being conducted on two clear nights during February, June, and October of each year along a 48.4 km (30 mi) route which traverses all major vegetation associations Within and adjacent to Tract C-a (Figure 2.3-11). The route is driven at approximately 16.1 km (10 mi) per hour with an observer situated -_ cits tans 7-4 “a ? “x 4 ‘iD = aD ir ottos2 af Too noi tose | sttig gptettte bvose7 0 ows ao bes>ubn0 > 6 Dhols tway fs @nortetocezs notte: “ nevrid 21 s3u07 9 besmuti2 tov1s a 2uoMsy oe (semen +4 ‘oat oe 5. a e2a 2'm aah rpotora fon @ 3P douowds: 2reth lenmem (Tome no st tt ed ben nsandH :SXOl dew ..b.9) Sree a Rape od fThw kid ass abi > nae ‘1 teitdms ove efamtns * ssaeikhee igs rir notigerttnpam x Of t9bav Satmsxg bes 4 OF Teedi2 10 Ww siottisq si7 Sa0nee | — Sim OF 26 7 ae > jy : V Se oa " ; | ne engmtosg? : 1 2p sedis oy ot boa eborsem sitfseqe ot vor. E-J10qaF 229Q01"9 oe ruans? amar hsone sapTH TuS.£.0.5 3 bediai fdsses need 261 stor 2ueng9 $4 Tage Sdptn A Pubivotinsq ,zismen ovitos yilemiutson Yo sonsbiide bre MOFTUGTVSATD > pntsd-2t gu2ns9. 2eAT © .ziodebevd Dis 2o%nd pettdder to YO adoro bat sau. .ytsutded onfiwh gpta alo ogoyv tolaw If¢ zserevayd dotdy eguor (im OF) ma ASP qT .(1f-£.3 gtwpt4) 5-0 Jom oF Ine Elbe brs nititw - 200 oh Ati Wwod oq (ia OF) ad TOF fatémixorgges 16 OW Ve ar an hid WEAN ee i) | wo a, @ ce oe A ea ‘oe 5 ay 5 REPRODUCTIVE STATUS DATA SHEET Project Date Investigator Location Habitat Capture Technique Comments Embryos. Placental Scars grams Inactive Comments Figure 2.3-9. Reproductive status data sheet for Soe ort eee - RBOSP. Lr 2.3-136 e mot Tesessltt wands “ _ . a gs 7 SO ay aseur e £8679 mi - ae : = a om ’ _sabosg? *s 7 7 "> = " a 2 ie ae fies levee. te oe epyry Buyddey, sary sae ; é 28 é eynoy fq ensued weinods WON wo eh CCC Eid = A SAUS ONMdINVS A WWI TIVINS i] 193704d JIWHS WO OONYTA OW M46 Ss fe Rae ee eee em for sa 4 SNOILVDILSAANI BE Pet DE fed OSL oe ga Ng shai WOIDOTODT fee oe ong tea | efasles WIHLSSYYAL Ta wed MOnY 2.3-138 EyanLe S°3-F) - a — —_e—$—= I eS a em ee a or . 7 ' / “ | ‘ : ‘ . ee re ae hae on the passenger side of the vehicle operating a spotlight. All mammals sighted within a strip up to 25 m (82 ft) wide on the right side of the vehicle are being recorded to species. Odometer readings to the nearest 0.16 km (0.1 mi) are recorded at the start of the census and each time a mammal is observed. Habitat is also noted. All data are recorded on a standard field data sheet (Figure 2.3-12 ). Because of variations in topography and vegetation density it is not possible to census accurately all active mammals within a 25 m strip. To account for these variations the "observable distance", up to 25 m jn each 1.0 mi portion of the survey route is estimated to the nearest 1.0 m. Multiplying mean width (observable distance) times length provides an estimate of the total area sampled by the night spotlight census route. The number of animals sighted divided by the area sampled gives an estimate of density per unit area. 2.330828 Bat Investigations During the summer months of June and August, 1975 and 1976, ECI employs two techniques to determine the distribution and relative abundance of bat species within and adjacent to Tract C-a. During daylight hours old buildings, rock overhangs, crevices and other likely places are searched for roosting bats. Ponds in the vicinity of Tract C-a are sampled by mist netting. At dusk on four consecutive nights during the sampling periods, these nets are placed in a vertical position with the bottom shelf less than 0.3 m (1 ft) above ponds or water tanks which bats are visiting. Bats striking the net while sweeping low over the water to drink are captured in the pocket of the net. The mist net is examined as often as necessary to prevent escape or death of captured bats. Sampling ‘ is discontinued when no bats are observed for 1/2 hour. The first individual of each species captured is sacrificed and prepared as a voucher specimen. For subsequent captures, the species and sex of the animal, the date and location of sampling and the collector's name are recorded on a standard field data sheet (Figure 2.3- 13). The bat is then released. 2.3.3.3. Results 2.3.3.3.1. Live Trapping Results of small mammal live trapping studies conducted during four sample periods at grids located in 14 different vegetation types are presented below. Grid designations and habitat descriptions for each sampling location are listed in Table 2.3-32. While interpretations will emphasize results obtained for each grid during the July 25-30, 1975, sampling period, seasonable trends in smal] mammal population parameters will be identified in the summary and conclusion section. Detailed interpretations of all data will be 2.35-1 39 ~ agtaoas’ an HobreDS4 “al Ed Pee ge che ‘gua f al * : es, set i i” Setid a pera Ape ‘ wot?) 3 sesh ii is horas ‘4 ane ih 7 : : wtensb notapgabay. bi 190903 mt =a of tEhey Torseu bleed we omitted ‘2 f ‘ —T yon" 7 s(diz20q 93 a 2i oe tz. 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A total of 580 individuals, comprising twelve small mammal species, was captured during July live trapping. The species encountered are listed in Table 2.3-33. The ecological distribution and abundance of each species, expressed in numbers of rodents captured per 100 trap nights for each sampled habitat type are’ summarized in Table 2.3-34 to 2.3-87. Table 2.3-88 provides a capture summary over all species for each grid during all sampling periods. Trapping results for Grid G, aspen, during October and December, 1974, are excluded from the above tables as this grid had to be moved to a different aspen site in May, 1975, due to the presence of. a neavy snow cover. Jolly-Seber estimates of population size and other population para- meters including immigration and survivability (Cromack, 1968; Seber, 1973) for selected small mammal species encountered on the large (7.29 ha) grids are presented in Tables 2.3-89 through 2.3-106. In- sufficient recapture data for individual animals preclude reliable population estimates for all species captured on all grids. Definition of population parameters estimated and their corresponding notations as used in the above tables are provided in Table 2.3-107. Shannon-Weiner diversity indices, calculated by the methods outlined ~ in Poole (1974) are shown for all grids investigated during each sampling period in Tables 2.3-108 through 2.3-111. While the diversity indices express numerically the number of species and distribution of individuals among species (equitability), direct comparison of results obtained within different habitats requires a consistency of sampling effort. Therefore species diversity indices obtained from small (0.81 ha) and larger (1.35 ha and 7.29 ha grids) cannot be directly compared. ; Average weights, variance and standard error of the mean are presented in Tables 2.3-112 through 2.3-139, for all species encountered on grids during May and July, 1975, sampling periods. Weights were not recorded during October and December, 1974, live trapping efforts. Since repetitive trapping of individual small mammals effects an artificial decrease in body weight, only the initial capture weights of animals are used in the analysis. 2.3.3.3.1.1 Bottomland Meadow (Grid 1) The unexpected initiation of haying operations by a local rancher at this grid site forced termination of trapping after three nights during the July sampling period. Therefore direct comparison of results with other grids is not possible. However, this grid was only one of two on which the montane vole (Microtus montanus) was captured during July. This vole prefers grassy meadows (Armstrong, 1972) and both Williams (1955) and Brown (1967) reported the montane vole to be common in orassy meadow situa- tions in central Colorado and southeastern Wyoming, respectively. 2.3-143 . ah ‘ pagsnues 29qz nab ude br = auras po 9g ba 2insbo1 sana | ids = ban ps tt ommuz “916 Sqy) Istt a ve tame on Yau s1iqs2 & zebtvo1g sae. 5 - emon ) ui tl tdsvtvewe bne nokteiogamt patbulont 2 ag ee 7 - 4 A . ae 4, . seipee dait204 adosqa e . ee t. s2vom tagd sz7vem" nonrd - 16aboow baliat-ydeu8 gfov betved-bow 2’ seqqaa ra wt Shae bsbro294 my angi mb — given a. ion saga em2 ote 5 Trsi-do5'8 AnemetA> F wv Lend . rw 7 (2dhddsy brs aanat) 39019093) ; 2 ty ty | "Tisneineat @ 2 € thortue briverty jel tue2) anaesur9e (Casunng tito "aun rrgebun ewwiozetms (exsriqop: tsa909) 3A01YM030 gobiogisy 2ymomorT sot ovvepnsd .ozim tevo0%) JAC YMOASTIN (ator ootsoncd brs % efosgs 2udd6npo1s4 + bas sotm bf wnt wot) 3AQTTIOIAD ™ eenden i zywonbis/ Table 2.3-33. (Continued) FAMILY Species Common Name CRICETIDAE (Continued) Microtus longicaudus 4/ Long-tailed vole Microtus montanus 4] Montane vole Lagurus curtatus 4/ . . Sagebrush vole _ ERETHIZONTIDAE (Porcupines) Erethizon dorsatum Porcupine CANIDAE (Coyote, wolves and foxes) Canis latrans Coyote MUSTELIDAE (Mustelids, weasels, skunks) Mustela erminea Ermine Mustela frenata Longtailed weasel Taxidea taxus Badger FELIDAE (Cats) Lynx rufus Bobcat EQUIDAE (Horses) = - . Equus caballus Feral horse ~ CERVIDAE (Deer and elk) 2/ Cervus canadensis Elk Odocoileus hemionus q Mule deer Vthe following authority is used for smal] mammal nomenclature: Hall, E.R. and K.R. Kelson. 1959. The mammals of North America. Ronald Press Company, New York. 1162 pages. 2/The following authority is used for feral horse nomenclature: Blair, W.F., A.P. Blair, P. Brodkorb, F.R. Cagle and G.A. Moore. 1968. Vertebrates of the United States, second edition. McGraw-Hill Book Company. New York. 616 pages. 3/the following authority is used for large mammal (except feral horse) nomenclature: Lechleitner, R.R. 1969. Wild mammals of Colorado. Pruett Publishing Company, Boulder. 254 pages. | 2 ot se 4/Encountered during small mammal sample period 4, July 25-30, 1975. 2.3-145 _ bef ret-oneJ. | va q + a, > sfoy ensinot wae 1% 7 a 7 atoy dewvdogee yarn " 7 +t H tonto See | miqurwes pura goxtivon} ie bas 2oviow. eat 0ys0) } anetHaD aed md . a ae meditate ore (2dnuste .2i926sh ebiTodann) saa sare - . A ac “ oa 4 antag aoa ims. stspae } i3269W bef tatpadd _ Fane Act . i: | 7apbse a guxSet sgbTxS -_ ta et fate), won e fsadem you autwt xo 7 ¥ {esevoH) 3A0TUpa ezvod fers _ gol isds ouup3 be meal inal. 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PTABL }2,3-251 7 ae BS a Le oe Pee Be EE ee role Fe Ae 2. 323.35-15 The deer mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus), represented on all grids except the one in Douglas fir during July,-was the only other smal] mammal species captured on grid 1, bottomland meadow, in sample period 4. Based on the number of different individuals captured, this species comprised 380 percent of the total sample. Sagebrush (Grid 2) This grid, located on 84 mesa, exhibited the second highest species diversity value (1.047) of the small grids and the highest total abundance figure (20.61 individuals/100 trap nights) for all grids. Four species were captured on the grid during July, including one, the thirteen-lined ground squirrel (Spermophilus tridecemlineatus ) unique to this trapping grid in all samples to date. Armstrong (1972) indicated that this species as well as the Apache pocket mouse (Perognathus apache), encountered here and on one other grid in July, prefer sandy loamy soils which appear to be characteristic of 84 mesa. Typically, the least chipmunk (Eutamias minimus) and the deer mouse were the predominant species found on this sagebrush grid accounting for 58.8 and 20.6 percent of the total sample, respectively. Rabbitbrush (Grid 3) Three species were encountered on this grid in July. Total abundance (12.73 individuals/100 trap nights) was moderately high and species diversity (0.619) was low. The latter was due to the predominance of the deer mouse which accounted for 81 percent of the total abundance. .In fact, the deer mouse was more abundant in rabbitbrush (10.30 individuals/100 trap nights) than in any other type sampled during July. Pinyon-Juniper/Mixed Brush (Grid 4) Both total abundance (13.33 individuals/100 trap nights) and species diversity (1.038) were moderately high on this grid in July. The least chipmunk was the most abundant of the three species encountered (6.67 individuals/100 trap nights) with the golden-mantled ground squirrel (Spermophilus lateralis) and the deer mouse present in approximately equal numbers. . Mixed Brush (Grid 5) Only 2 species, the least chipmunk and the deer mouse were captured on the grid in July. As a result species diversity was low (0.683) and total abundance was only 8.48 individuals/100 trap nights. The deer mouse was more commonly encountered accounting for 57.1 percent _of the total abundance. 2 e 3-252 » 2.3.3.3.1.6. Pinyon-duniper/ Sagebrush (Grid 6) This grid, represented by four species, exhibited the highest species diversity value of the small grids (1.133). Total abundance was also quite high (15.15 individuals/ 100 trap nights) and was exceeded only by the bottomland meadow grid and Grid B, pinyon-juniper south slope, in July. The deer mouse accounted for 52 percent of the total abun- dance while the golden-mantled ground squirrel and the least chipmunk, present in approximately equal numbers, made up 44 percent of the total. A single Apache pocket mouse was also captured. 2.3.3.3.1.7. Upland Meadow (Grid 7) Lack of cover is probably the greatest contributing factor to the very low species diversity (0.520) and low abundance (8.48 individuals/ 100 trap nights) exhibited by this grid. Only two species were encountered, the deer mouse and the least chipmunk, with the former accounting for 78.6 percent of the total abundance. 2.3.3.3.1.8. Greasewood-Sagebrush (Grid A) The presence of only four species coupled with the predominance of least chipmunk and deer mouse species (33.3 and 51.2 percent of the total abundance, respectively) resulted in the lowest diversity vaiue {1.040) of any of the large 7.29 ha grids. Total abundance was ) moderately high (12.63 individuals/ 100 trap nights). However, the grid was responsible for one of only two captures of the long-tailed vole (Microtus longicaudus) during the July sampling period. 2.3.3.3.1.9. Pinyon-Juniper (south slope) (Grid B) The additional tree stratum, by providing more food and potential nesting sites, probably resulted in the presence of three species on this grid, the Colorado chipmunk (Eutamias quadrivittatus), the pinon mouse (Peromyscus truei) and the bushy-tailed woodrat (Neotoma cinerea) not generally found in other habitat types in the area. The additional three species and the lack of predominance by any of the seven species encountered resulted in the highest species diversity value (1.634) of any of the large grids. Total abundance of 16.09 individuals/ 100 trap nights was the second highest of any grid sampled during July. While small mammals may utilize pinyon-nuts and juniper berries for food, particularly during winter (Douglas, 1969) the most significant contribution of pinyon-juniper trees to small mammal inhabitation is in the form of potential nesting sites. Both the pinon mouse and the bushy-tailed woodrat use pinyon and juniper trees extensively for nesting within this habitat type. Also, most of the other species encountered during trapping, particularly the Colorado chipmunk, were observed ) retreating to trees and old deadfalls upon their release after capture. 225-2535 ) 2.3.3.3.1.10.Pinyon-Juniper (north slope) (Grid C) 2.d.dceel. tt As expected, this grid also exhibited a high Species diversity value (1.477) for July. The presence of one less species and the pre- Pe of the golden-mantled ground squirrel and the least , chipmunk (30.9 and 33.0 percent relative abundance, respectively) resulted in a diversity value slightly lower than that for Grid B (Pinyon-Juniper/ South Slope). Total smal] mammal abundance (14,59 individuals/ 100 trap nights) was also quite high. .Sagebrush (Grid D) As a result of the nearly equal distribution of individuals among three of the species captured on Grid D, species diversity (1.165) was moderately high. Total abundance (7.97 individuals/ 100 trap nights) was very low, however. This is uncharacteristic for sage-. brush type communities in the area and could relate to a number of factors on a microhabitat scale, such as quality and quantity of the food supply and availability of nesting sites. Alternatively, an increase in natural food supplies in July could have reduced the attractiveness of the trap bait and therefore trap success. In addition to the golden-mantled ground squirrel, léast chipmunk, ‘and deer mouse species encountered,a single individual of the sage- fi oesn ae bole. rae Hix Oe Be 8 2 brush vole (Lagurus curtatus) was captured. This species was observed in only one other grid in July (Grid E, Mixed sy uahie Both Armstrong (1972) and Larrison and Johnson (1973) indicate that the sagebrush vole is generally limited to stands of sagebrush mixed with other shrubs up to 9000 ft. Mixed Brush (Grid E) “Both species diversity (1.137) and total abundance (11.13 individuals / 100 trap nights) were moderately high on Grid E. Five species were encountered, including the long-tailed and sagebrush vole. The least chipmunk was the most abundant species (45.9 percent relative abundance) while the deer mouse and the golden-mantled ground squirrel exhibited relative abundance values of 37.8 and 12.2 percent, respectively. Douglas Fir (Grid F) Only two species were encountered on Grid F in July resulting in a very low species diversity value (0.693). Furthermore, total abun- dance (3.31 individuals/ 100 trap nights) was the lowest of all grids sampled. The harsher environment and shorter growing season at the higher elevation (8200 ft) together with the homogeneity of the habitat type may partly account for the low species diversity and abundance ‘afuest ) 2. 3-254 2.35320. 1-84 2:53.323.2 The two species captured, the least chipmunk and the red-backed vole (Clethrionomys gapperi) were present in equal numbers. In contrast to the ubiquitous nature of the least chipmunk in the Piceance Basin, the red-backed vole has specialized habitat requirements. Warren (1942) reported that this vole rarely occurs below 8000 ft. ele- vation and Armstrong (1972) stated that this boreal forest species is usually confined to well developed coniferous zones from 8000 to 11000 ft. in Colorado. Aspen (Grid G) Although an additional species, the deer mouse was trapped in Aspen, the predominance of the red-backed vole (80 percent of the total abundance) resulted in a lower species diversity value (0.613) than that for Douglas fir. Total abundance (6.56 individuals/100 trap nights) was relatively low; again probably reflecting the constraint of the high elevation (8100 ft) on increase in small mammal popu- lation size. Laboratory Analysis of Reproductive Effort Analysis of small mammal reproductive effort was conducted on seventeen adult females of three predominant species captured during the July 1975 small mammal trapping period; three long-tailed voles (Microtus longicaudus), two least chipmunks (Eutamias minimus) and twelve deer mice (Peromyscus maniculatus) were captured in six major vegetation types and analyzed for reproductive effort. Corpora albicantia were counted to verify litter sizes in cases where resorb- tion of embryos was suspected. Results are given in Table 2.3-140. The low capture success during this mid-summer sampling period is probably due to an increased natural food supply evidenced during field sampling by a lush herbaceous understory with many fruiting plants in most vegetation types sampled. As the natural food supply increases it is usually more difficult to attract animals to baited traps. Additional traps did not noticeably affect trap success. Fifteen (88 percent) of the seventeen females examined contained embryos or recent placental scars and were classified as repro- ductively active. Placental scars were present in six (35 percent) of the females examined; four of these females were lactating. Only 45 percent of the females examined in-May were reproductively active, i.e., contained placental scars, were lactating or were pregnant. Three long-tailed voles examined from the aspen (north slope/8400 ft) vegetation type were all pregnant, and average number of embryos found was five. Reproductively active females were not captured in this vegetation type in May. Eleven (73 percent) of the fifteen reproductively active females captured during July were deer mice. Deer mice embryos from both May and July sample periods averaged five. 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Laboratory Analysis of Stomach Contents During the July 1975 small mammal sampling period twenty-two animals - were collected and prepared for analysis of stomach content. Results of this analysis are summarized in Tables 2.3-141 through 2.3-146. Fifteen deer mice (Peromyscus maniculatus), two least chipmunks (Eutamias minimus) and five long-tailed voles (Microtus 1 longicaudus) were Captured during July 1975 sampling and analyzed in the laboratory for stomach content. The low capture success during this mid-summer sampling period is probably due to an increased natural food supply evidenced during field sampling by a lush herbaceous understory with many fruiting plants in most vegetation types sampled. As the natural food supply increases it is usually more difficult to attract animals to baited traps. Additional traps did not noticeably affect trap success. Mice of the genus Peromyscus are known to eat a wide variety of foods, and to be highly opportunistic in selection of these foods. In the spring, tender sprouting herbaceous vegetation may assume importance in deer mice diets, but these succulent plants are available for only a brief period during early spring (Douglas, 1969). As the warm season progresses these tender young sprouts become less available at the same time that recently matured seeds are becoming increasingly available. Accordingly, small mammals captured at sample sites below 7000 ft elevation utilized seeds more extensively during July than they had during the previous (May) sampling period. Deer mice captured in pinyon-juniper (north slope/6900 ft) utilized seeds exclusively (100 percent stomach contents) while deer mice captured in pinyon- juniper (south slope/6700 ft) utilized seeds to a lesser extent during the same sample period (79 percent of their stomach contents). The percentage of seeds in the stomachs of deer mice analyzed from pinyon-juniper south slope rose from 66 percent in May to 79 percent in July. Thestomachs of deer mice collected from greasewood- sagebrush (flat/6200 ft) contained nearly 98 percent seed in July as compared to 85 percent seed in May. In mixed brush (south slope/ 8200 ft) stomach content percentages for seed rose from 57 percent in May to 74 percent seed in July for deer mice. Only one deer mouse was captured in sagebrush (flat/7200 ft); its stomach contents were 94 percent seed. 2.3-257 20 20 ’ v6 29 SLENPLALpUT G AOJ ; Aduanbau4 Juaduad [20] 0 0 001 0 ‘snpneoibuol snzo4oiyW 0 0 96 v snpneoibuol, Snzo4dly 0 0 16 9 snpneoibuo, snzoud iW 0 0 08 02 , snpneoiBuol: Snzo4d ty 0 0 001 0 ‘snpnedtbuol, SNzO4d LW 3} eUqayaAU] 3} eUgayAaA quanoons paas saLoads EERE EIRENE RIERA RIREE RE aaa dSOGY 40} S/EL “62 -92z Aine (33 00v8/adoLs yQuou) uadse ut paunzded snpnedibuo, snzoudipW wos UOLZLSOdWOD ZOLP QUaMeq = =LpL-E°? 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BLqeL 26 3-261 be 20 a] 06 | snzelnotuew sndoskwouag 3} PuqazsAU] ay euqaquan quanoons paas satoads dSOGY 40} G/E6L ‘LE -g2 Aine (34 00ZZ/2eLS) YSnugabes ul paunzded snzeinoLuew SndskwOdag AO} UOLZLSOdWOD YaLp QUad.Uag SHl-E°zZ a[qey 2 6 3-262 4b°0 %0°0 20°C - 9° L6 SLeENPLALpuy] G sos Aduanbauj Juaduag [e2OL é 0 v v6 snzeinotuew snosfwouag 0 0 0 OOL snze(notuew snoshwouad 0 0 0 OOL snzeinotuew snoskwouag 0 0 0 OOL ; snze(ndoiuew snoskwouag 0 0 9 v6 snzejnotuew sndshwouad 3} eUgazyaAuU] 9} eUga aA quaynoons peas saroads dSOGY 40 GLEL SOE-22 ALE (,0029/28L$) Ysnugabes/poomaseaubh uL paungded snze_no,uew SNosAWOuad AOJ UOLZLSOdWOD YALP ZUBDUGd =OPL-E°? AL9eL -263 2 2.3. 3ad24. re PE ge ra FAS. pas eS Long-tailed vole stomach contents examined from Aspen (north slope/ 8400 ft.) contained 94 percent succulent plant material and 6 percent seed in July. This contrasts with May data showing long-tailed voles with 96 percent seed and only 25 percent succulent plant material. This rather drastic decrease in the use of seeds as a food source during July as compared to May is probably due to the persistent snow in early spring which limited other food resources such as succulent vegetation. By July, as the result of the snow melt, new and abun- dant herbaceous plants became available at these higher elevations and probably replaced seeds as a major food source for the long-tailed vole. Voles of the genus Microtus demonstrate a definite preference for herbaceous vegetation and take advantage of it when available (Rieve, 1973). Four of the five long-tailed vole stomachs examined contained over 97 percent succulent material. Food preferences and seasonal changes in food habits will become more apparent as more data are accumulated. Collection of Voucher Sepcimens No new species were added to the Voucher specimen collection during the reporting quarter June ig August, 1975. Pitfall Trapping Thirteen pitfall trapping stations were repaired and operated during late July, 1975, for four consecutive days. The bottomland meadow pitfal! trap was closed one day early because haying was to begin the following day. An additional pitfall trap was established in the aspen habitat, which was not sampled during May, 1975. because of excessive snow. Ten individual small mammals representing three species were captured at five different pitfall locations. The sagebrush (flat/ 6500 ft.) and rabbitbrush (flat/6800 ft.) pitfall traps were the most successful, capturing three Apache pocket mice (Perognathus apache) and three deer mice (Peromyscus maniculatus). Two deer mice were also captured in pitfall traps located in sage- brush (north slope, 7100 ft.). Two long-tailed voles (Microtus longicaudus) were taken in pitfall traps located in both aspen (north slope, 8400 ft.) and mixed brush (south slope, 8400 ft.) habitats. Night Spotlight Census Night spotlight censuses were conducted on June 22 and 25, 1975. This method of censusing nocturnally active animals, eSpecially lagomorphs, has proven valuable in short-grass plains situations but encounters visibility problems in the Piceance Basin due to the dense vegetation and varied topography. The method used by ECI “helps to account for this obscured visibility. The results of the night spotlight Censuses conducted this quarter are presented in Table 2.3-147). 2.3-264 Z0°0 b'OzL zZ (wnzesuop uoZLY}8a4j) auLdnduog C0 Die & p02 7 (}}puasumoz snda7) a1qqeryoel pa_Lez-a7 LUM €0°0 yO2L v (‘ds snBeitalAs) 11e3u03309 94P}I9H PpauaA0) pazybis satoads /ayewLzsy S9ue}99H Aaquny uoLze_ndog dSOGY 4OJ G/6L ‘G2 pue ZZ aUNC UO pazoNpuod sasnsuad zYbL{ZOdS 3YyBLU aYyZ Jo SzUNSaY LHL-E°2 PLGeL LaF 3-265 ie TE BR A The presence of at least three species of lagomorphs have been documented to date on or near Tract C-a. The white-tailed jack- rabbit (Lepus townsendii) and the black-tailed jackrabbit (L. californicus) were easily identified by field observation but the cottontail (Sylvilagus sp.) is much more difficult to distinguish to species. A specimen was collected by ECI personnel and identi- fied by Dr. Robert B. Finley of the National Fish and Wildlife Laboratory as a Nuttall's cottontail (Sylvilagus nuttallii). How- ever, it is possible that more than one species of cottontail resides in the study area. Two lagomorph species (cottontail and white-tailed jackrabbit) and the porcupine (Erethizon dorsatum) were observed during night Spach ign censuses conducted this quarter (Table 2.3-147). Lagomorph population estimates and general field observations during the summer quarter seem to indicate an increase in lagomorph popu- lation. However, so few individuals were observed that it is difficult to formulate any firm conclusions relative to population numbers at this time. Bat Investigations Mist netting for bats took place on four consecutive nights in June and on four consecutive nights in August, 1975. At three locations nets were placed over stock tanks, two of which were stiuated in bottomland sagebrush habitats while the other was on Cathedral Bluffs at a spring near mixed brush and aspen stands. Another net was placed over a small pond below the Stake Springs and near abandoned cabins. This pond was surrounded by a dense stand of rabbitbrush. a In June, the long-eared myotis (Myotis evotis) and the small-footed myotis (M. leibii) were captured at the two stock ponds in bottom- land sagebrush habitats. In August four species of myotis were captured at one of the same stock tanks sampled in bottomland sagebrush in June. In addition to the two previously mentioned bat species, the California myotis (Myotis californicus) and as yet unidentified myotis (Myotis sp.) were netted during August sampling. Also during the August sampling, a hoary bat (Lasiurus cinereus) and a small-footed myotis were captured at a small pond below the Stake Springs pond. One night during August sampling a. net was placed over a stock tank on Cathedral Bluffs where larger bats were seen flying. However, no bats were captured. Bats were not recorded during daytime searches of rock crevices, old buildings and rock overhangings. 2.3-266 2:33. Summary and Conclusions A total of 580 individuals representing 12 species were captured during July small mammal live trapping operations. Grid 2, sagebrush, had the highest capture success during this period accounting for 13.2 percent of the total individuals of all species trapped per 100 trap nights (Table 2.3-88). The small Grid 6, pinyon-juniper sagebrush, and large Grids B, pinyon-juniper (south slope) and C, pinyon-juniper (north slope) also exhibited high capture success. The most species encountered on any one grid occurred on Grid B where seven were captured. This and the lack of predominance by any one species resulted in the highest species diversity value (1.634) recorded for any of the large grids. The increase in number of poten- tial nesting site and refuge areas afforded by the additional tree stratum in pinyon-juniper types probably resulted in the addition of three small mammal species, Colorado chipmunk (Eutamias uadrivittatus), pinon mouse (Peromyscus truei) and bushy-tail \ood- rat (Neotoma cinerea) not generally found in other habitat types in the area. Consequently, the grids located in the Dinyon-juniper types had among the highest species diversity indices recorded for the large and small grids, respectively (Table 2.3-111). The deer mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus) was the most commonly encountered small mammal species during July trapping efforts accounting for 39.6 percent of the total captures. It was represented in grid samples from all habitat types except Douglas fir. The least chipmunk (E. minimus) was also captured on all grids except one, (Grid 1, bottomland meadow) and this species accounted for 34.2 percent of the total captures. The golden mantle ground squirrel (Spermophi.lus lateralis), though not as frequently encountered, was observed in a wide variety of habitat types. The Colorado chipmunk, pinon mouse and bushy-tail woodrat were generally limited to pinyon-juniper woodlands. Sagebrush vole (Lagurus curtatus) captures were restricted to sage- brush and mixed brush communities while both the montane (Microtus montanus) and long tail voles (M. longicaudus) were captured in two seemingly different habitat types. The red backed vole (Clethrionomys gapperi) was observed only on grids established in the aspen and Douglas fir communities. . The thirteen-linc< ground squirrel (S. tridecemlineatus) and the Apache pocket mouse (P erognathus apache) were both found in association with loose soils with the former species being captured only at one location, Grid 2 on 84 Mesa. Excluding the winter sample, the July sampling experienced the lowest capture success of all smal] mammal trapping operations to date (Table 2.3-88). The low smail mammal population abundance for ‘July may be explained by 1) the population levels are in fact tow “resulting from a combination of factors which might include high natural mortality, and a normally late or delayed breeding period; low population levels and high mortality are indicated by the Jolly- Seber population size estimates given for selected species in Tables 2.3-89 through 2.3-106 and/or 2) an abundant food supply at this time of the year may have resulted in fewer animais being attracted to non-natural baits. Although abundance was low during sample period 4 relative to other warm weather sample periods, small mammal species diversity was generally higher over all grids during the July sampling efforts. The increase in trapping success of thegolden-mantled ground squirrel relative to decrease in other small mammal species effecting a more equitable distribution of individuals among species no doubt resulted in the higher species diversity values. In fact, of the nine grids in which the golden-mantled ground squirrel was represented in both May and July samples the average trapping success was 0.92 and 2.68 individuals per 100 trap nights per grid, respectively. As a result, eight of these nine grids showed an increase in species diversity in July. The golden-mantled ground squirrel was only captured twice during October. No particular relationships between habitat type and average species weight are as yet evident from the results presented in Tables 2.3-112 to 2.3-139. However, weights do appear to be somewhat lower in sample period 4 than in sample period 3 for most species. However, this may reflect the inclusion of newly-turned-adults into July weight samples rather than any real difference between adult weights for the respective sampling periods. Seventeen adult females of three predominant species (least chipmunk deer mouse and long-tailed vole) were collected from 6 major vegetation types during July and analyzed for reproductive effort. Fifteen of the 17 females (88 percent) contained embryos or placental scars and were classified as reproductively active. Only. 45 percent of the females examined in May were reproductively active. The increased reproductive effort together with the low population levels (Tables 2.3-89 through 2.3-106) and few juveniles in the population (Tables 2.3-34 to 2.3-87) during July suggests that the major recruitment of young into the active small mammal population occurs in late summer . Twenty-two animals of the above three species were also collected during July for analysis of stomach contents. While the deer mouse revealed an increased utilization of seeds as a food item from May samples the long-tailed vole showed a higher percentage of succulent vegetation parts in its diet. This is probably indicative of the increased availability of a preferred food for both species during 2.3-268 July. The small number of least chipmunks collected for stomach analysis precludes definite conclusions concerning their food habits at this time. Ten individuals of three species were collected in thirteen pitfall trapping stations operating for 4 days during July, 1975. All species captured, deer mouse, Apache pocket mouse, and the long-tailed vole, had previously been documented by live trapping efforts. Two lagomorph species (Lepus townsendii and Sylvilagus sp.) and the procupine (Erethizon dorsatum) were observed during night spotlight censuses conducted in June. Although lagomorph population levels seemed to increase slightly during the summer as indicated by the census results and general field observations, the data are insufficient to permit formulation of definite conclusions at this time. Five species of bats were documented by mist netting during June and August, 1975. The long-eared myotis (Myotis evotis) and the small- footed myotis. (M. leibii) were captured in June while the California myotis (M. californicus), the hoary bat (Lasiurus cinereus) and an as yet unidentified Myotis were added to the collection in August. 2.3.3.5--SMALL MAMMALS RAW DATA 2 e 3-270 2.3.3.5--SMALL MAMMALS RAW DATA Filétho:lyo (ty: J, ad, Ye SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET - le Gj ( gs Name Pla) wedeocrid | Sample Perioa_Aite, 2S” Trap Night 1 -y- 2 ; : € —“ s time traps eet onbeje> Taly ~'y 12 Date, time traps checked 1400, CG tuly —_—_—_— clip # used on previous Hay da© 24 Field Analyst(s) JA( CGe12i¢ Cpa biovs : ct RE0SP 7&3 Row wah = rom A Check pm A : Toe Animal ; : Clip Age Weight Reprod, | ° Additional. Species. No. Class:| -. (gm): Statd@ihe | Notes nga ae eT, - « ao ee TATA 7000 Aa | ir | PemA _| o1son SS aS re eset Ss “ONOM ATIC aes f =a ; P x {c characters, physical condition of animal, etc. © Pe C ONE ES A EF hes LF SMALI. 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Trap Night 2 E bers cy nan a So oo“ A“ . Date, time traps set 2S 3/5 75_ (LEI), Date, time traps checked 2tea Ls che 726 “ait ——— @:« toe clip # used/on previous day /323 % Fieid Analyst(s) Project_ COSP | Gi Chock ‘Baagfy ase ee f Toe Fi Capt. Clip Reprod. Additional Loc. Species No. Status Notes t-1>| PEMA [US2 che perma pLiS Oo Wort, re Atria Evil | : t | | ale | - i P| |. | AL i | Hi = nd ——e = ——s 4 = 2 s 2 : = * 7 o'waten. t4 oohtilwer feak « a s E . r . . é 3 File Not 74 Cs 72-7 -22 - SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET 299.7 . > Podkt e } TT = ‘rid Name Ka bby fbvush Grid 5 Sample pertoal)2 v'y 7 Trap Night_ 2 Date, time traps set 25 Sulu 7S - /324 Date, time traps checked O€ 90 - gly as, 19-10 tH726 eo toe clip # used on previous day 2\\C Field Analyst(s) (Me Guive fAvensen Project ¢3 pay WT = PSavacn ee Check AA BR's ites. cone aes eg * Reprod. 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Species No. Sex Class (gm) . Status Notes A-i2| PEMA amma A | tS > A-( DENK mo NIE "a ed oh ee pees Deve > { 1 UU AUT < See! i ttt - Key taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. acology cousultants, lia. - oo P = 4 a < ~ = « ~- ao be 3 & & os - » = 3 o ~ : . — ¢ C ERD lene ae), i © File Not WC 5.47 /-So Daa SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET 207 2 cid Namek hie bevel Grid_ i? Sample Period bid, ze d) resp Night_3 Date, time traps ser? SW Is // Im Date, time traps checked Zé wee Use wr. US ee /z24F- 0800 : oe ee Sa ee L toe clip # used on aeae ene day /2 33 __ Field Analyst(s) WCC et LL ABMABH | : . ' 9 / Project RBosP - Boz v= Eyiae QA Check ROM M = ESS RAIS RAGAN IEE ADVE EGE Toe Animal A Capt. Clip . ' Age Weight Reprod. Additional Loc. Species No. | Sex j| Class (gm) Status Notes q i; Bis | Spea v7 /) x b~(, IF MB [2267 ‘| | EEL In ttt PE IN - wages k Key taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, ete. enocornanmyu ecnhnrnnalitarnta lan. 46 = o 2 bal ; % a? | ae Pan a apie Th 1 thicen if shareta saad iran " ry , lee 2, bi -, rm: 2 he = we LATA eva get aes cas ee i sala a Die WRG “Dehrtier My i ood _ 7 *f ‘ / ae . . D4 4 o4 ' eRe ll a ret AThe G45 97") ATR 4 ip *» : eee Orsay . Me ert er tsat. Aerr oe : 4 - ; Mil. wa ein; on. 99 4a 2 alee op @ - as aaa eas a 5 1A 7 A ; “a'r she fy ’ ow 4 » & - fe 7 ‘ 7) *) a 7 ‘ | i , é ey s - ‘4d - i. . . a ‘ Pe Pal 3 . -_ i crid Name KYG4ITECUSA cria 3 Sample Period.7V [ty 5. =, ig PIIC NO! FID Cw. 74. f “SS SMALLL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET /o7 2 ner Night &S _ Date, time traps set? 5. lu take Aidiat Date, time traps checked 29 T/L 5, 3D oy 'g O85 ie Te ea ee ee L. toe clip # used on previous day 14 3S Field Analyst (s) {ve Quereaig | Ara. / Project POS |? QA Check 2pm q | Toe Animal rs Eept. Clip Weight Reprod. Additional sOC. Species No. Status. | Notes A712 | PEMA | 136 = ~ PF parr s2 S *, 3S af ah BP Sh at XI | i. / Key taxonomic characters, physical TT Sa condition of. animal, etc. vv /. v ——————— ee fae ee ————— EC] ocology consultants, laa. a SE I _< - - ° tn ‘ - e ~— a — Date, time traps checked OF23@, 29 tvely 75 Da > Hee 08] ~ Pe et a ee I ® toe clip # used on previous day 2 \ 5 Field Analyst(s)_ Mebur-e/ Ava nson_ ie ee ; a Project PRaSP— 53 . QA Check _ fine Toe Animal ‘ Capt. Clip Age Weight Reprod. Additional Loc. Species No. Sex Class Seats . Notes —_—-—— Jal PEMA é (Vv WA = P | | | | } 6 | AUT ao | A TE | | | | a + Key taxonomic characters, physical condition of. animal, ete. a &D opeoalarnwv eonarlhf-erflca_ tra. ~way Py cae meee ieee ne | oe Wige Jo aetrihes lretigiq .esayue rats simmer) y” “rus oe Se tagf File No: y3.C.5, 472 , © Loe oa a ee = SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET 1a 2D Rpts i ~ yee ¥ Grid Name 2.6464 bvwsh Grid 3 Sample Period July (9h (4) Trap Night 2 ~ w es: 1 pal eee © | ee ee eg 4 : 2 ie ites a = Date time traps set : 254 uly 49 Date, time traps checked bywe ¢ S04 Sh o Cy = ——————————— ———————— .nevovwvcé«—O OO ee —, P oO ) 4 / L e toe clip # used on previves day 70445 Field Analyst(s) Me buvee five “Son br0jceu? Bos? - 6 3 QA Check rim % Animal ; ‘ eapt: Age Weight Reprod. Additional EOC. Species Class (gm) . Status Notes 45 | F rem nM eS nes eel f , \ | 4 i il Rugs i ———_——— 2 | Se ——— _——$—$$$—=. a —— — ee 7 SS —_——————— <= a ~ k , bi an Key taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. ocoloygy consultants, lio. = “a SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET 29 sae te a ‘ ~ ) rid Name Knob feeesh — ecie 3 Sample Period defy, 177 J i Trap Night _—/ a es Se -_---o ra —_ SS. ate, time traps set 2S duly 19 ~~ Date, time traps checked te ? 3d % uly 7S ee re eee ye O} eo ener ; ee) Mo t r ; : is i ; nr i ' oe i e Oe ; Tal tf. i oe sb » i H i sele File Not43.C.5./2.J0-y% Se ., SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET /é6 ij Pryor Suwiper | Mixed ( wc pane: / ix Grid Name Powers AT Grid_L{ Sample Period bAS. JS Trap Night fo = | ae : i Size” pee : Date, time traps set DM2as7S C6! 3d0fm date, time traps checked 7/2 6f 7.57 [2 - 05 Ar i Ve Le toe clip # used on previous day 003] Field Analyst(s)_ M CLWNAL lornArapanr_ eo < 8 / Project je Bos P pee wi Tow QA Check eon /) pee Ce D ind Toe Animai ke ‘ Capt. Ciip Age Weight Reprod. Additional Loc. Species No. Sex Class:| . (gm) Status Notes e(2| ZUML Joos2 NF a ie ae : | A | 0033N CSCont. tom ut \n- ee i ALP Hi s INN HUT Key taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. Le eae, ecofany consultants, ine. : i i FITS Wosafet ome hoe Hoody % — PJ J “jy eit SHALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET AAuY 14 PX. Grid NameThwev—-Pa— Grid UY Sample Period -tuly Trap Night @ _ - Date, time traps set J200 | 7fdaely 15 Date, time traps checked 27 ¥-ly 75-1320 ®« toe clip # used on previous day PHA Field Analyst(s) Me bevve- Ay a Seu —— Project (605 )- 69 QA Check Lam vA Toe Animal : k Capt. Clip Age Weight Reprod. . Additional Loc. Species No. Sex | Class:| -. (gm) Status Notes | Sea pwonw| m| A-| av A-it| Pe mit Per) eae ee ee ee Pee 5 Sed am Aa =a Sa t NW o = ~ “ | LETT Ai | HE CCEA | | Key taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. ’ no, [| LS a earn r ec, MR Mea APIS 12 ~ a 1 | jie No one, ite Li | gel if e352 SMALL in LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET zh 2 Preyer ~Juwi per Mixed Bus = n Grid’ Name-i4.34+—Ft _Grid / Sample Period uly 7S Trap Night < Date, time traps set -/200 2b ula 1S Date, time traps checked 77! -'/75~- |220 . toe clip # used on previous day ©0729 Field Analyst(e):f/ ingress ern Projec RBOSP - ey . QA Checks %/ Toe Animal Ps Capt. Clip Age Weight | Reprod. . Additional Loc. Species No. Sex Class . (gm) Status Notes etieym de B~-rib| &Fumys Pais PEIN A - c~-G&| Eun dots AY 4 —_— — E E fi | | | Bre 7 tL cp : i ; | ES Ti | | Key taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. ” A - ~ latak Aafrntnunw wwrseowtitbacatea Trae ie i ant it) > -_ hi ae T ad ete ‘ ¢ } i eh — NS or ics | | _ - | . _ | . : Hits iq .@Po1s ‘Té -hinfon te nrtginnn> | f Srmolses ¢53 = 7 ( a if ak yl? 3 ' ow bathing . eels a ery tit Aa 1 Ved OM DE Ve J e7s y , " i f . Git Aa" ivi Mi » es ae eee ee ee ae File Not 750) 12.70 - 23 ‘Jey 9 SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FLELD DATA SHEET 292 ' Pd [lied brish iz « 4 Name Ye Grid uy Sample Period ely 75 Trap Night 3 fs Eee. aN yon ste, time traps set Mi sseaT to Date, time traps checked (O30 — 2 auly 75 zt - 370 PRE SN RIN. On e@Htce clip # used on previous day O04 5 Field Analyst(s) IN\eGuve/ Avense ie Pe BOS. rim $/, rojecth hp of ie i= J>On QA Check _ daar 4 Vv Animal > apt. ' Age Weight Reprod. Additional ge. Species Class (gm) Status Notes Bz |Eamt town D Sera ewe” ib | Peat “avy f Nt guar ote TTT MIEN te | ttt UTR E ae er a Ee a a ee ‘ey taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. Shenae h rene. «aun wala a ie on anf as . 8h es i Tpit td Rak eet ed bs i i i i : i i ~ ' i i See A ee ea ce a — _— tee —s ' 4 oe 1 ae | ; i Si ; ' : ‘ 5 . : ? = = i > 1 eer See i ? pre is < ; an ete de | she . . ; , : : . 5 Mie ag fee ut esvere j - wali i ‘ = oe : ee F j SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET / uy / P wyen tee iorosh , Crid Name} et ie ee Grid vi Sample Period Laks 7S Tesp igne if ie i a) Paes ae _ , eS ; Z ay) Ga piel : Date, time traps set-PSortR I SS te Date, tinle traps checked 2.9T)/, 7S 0120 Hy mT oe . y 3 Le toe clip # used o Srevious’ day DAS) Field Analyst(s) [4 Olaf 7 hs wi 2 [505 p QA check in Ye ee ee Tce Animal - Capt. Clip Age Weight Reprod. Additional Loc. Species | Class (gm) _ Status Notes 2-9 |SPL ~—— a S) +1 jo |e ATT | t La | - | | | LE Cor HT | tt ! | LEE nane TE " | | | | | k Key taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. EC ecolony consultants, lie. File No: 7.3.C .3- Lect. £0 = - Ah enhouge *F a bo a) BN om, fig sner| 7 a -_ alll =e os Wan 10 aelitines lugheeda .>iasuv nts pannel 7 File No: ¥s, C2 :4-0f/. 70 —s2: x a: _ . SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET Oe. Prayer Dusan!) Mix ecl Kvus . [Y ye srid Name_pésetv-ts— Grid 4H Sample Period —'v'i: (2/77 ‘Trap Night 2 ’ . so 7 i COT ° , a yate, time traps set 4720 ZA st uly 75 Date, time traps checked /OMMA_ >) eS ta® te clip # used on previous day ONS Field Analyst(s) _/. ete Si! fA i? pee 5 ee ae th Gee eee ee Animal ; * Sapt. Weight Reprod. Additional Species Status Notes CE wa AB. 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(gm) Status Notes A- PcMA Ee. es Ph A-tt | CEMA AA Prranoan ms z, PEMA —_—— : pail Fah C-4 fr id ie ee \ ee: (-\ FVII Cee a. a ae c =) i) Q oO } | F i ; | iL Key taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, ete. 7 7 / 2 LE A Ee ee et net p Ca a a ty gee Ss iEestneneeeeesdlieeeeeee ee, a a | | Biheyin ora yee Senet ue I Hoh Tiles Ip , frvtina id of: tb = B: te fee LES EE LH ha sien +e if: Le is i be. wed Corres me ie ae te SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET File No: 3 .C wo, fad’, ade Eh lof Grid Name (ack wixed KudiGrid_ S ___ Sample Period _lyuy 75 Trap Night _> = Date, time traps set_(!900) 34 Juta 3S —Ss—“idDatte, time traps checked 1400) 2+ Jub. 7S ] bE toe clip # used on previous day 09405 Field Analyst(s) Some Srande? # 3 : s XQ = ?roject 93 ; QA Check Lym? ! Toe Animal % ‘apt. Clip Age Weight Reprod. Additional De. Species No. Sex Class: (gm) Status Notes Eo A\ a> Orcnonwt | J0RRREREG. A PERURENAE Key taxonomic characters, physical Hi iH LL gaailis i ~~ ts Q yw q condition of animal, etc. | | | Lt gi anealngdyw ennsallfoante. Inea- St ee File No: 49 © 9, ff. //-/7 SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET ¥ Grid Nameteeett myeD hyushcria 5 — Sample Period Julu la7s7 Trap Night 2 3 Date, time traps set (\z00) Ot ity 25 Date, time traps checked (1400) ze Soly FS L a toe clip # used on previous day ©([(20 _ Field Analyst(s)_ Caer Sap wv Meee 2 . Lin $ U = Project a QA Chec is {inate re eS Se Animal: * Capt. Weight Reprod. Additional Loc. Species _ status Notes A- BY | 010 | lA AUT VAG, Zo A- Ey mw [ yri20N x n-{| pre rtA “| Sr tla estes Ao | Crh loraon | m_| SS C-3 | Pena oz|04 rar C-6 Pen A 0120 4 in toa = a bil mae ein aes. ma | Se ee ee as ae ki APF re wae | Wl ile ote os — ag MER a f vi f i aaa nie ed : ” aes ReDar. tie e a _ Nena bs tit File No: 43. C foe A 2 f Ris oe . SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA’ S Lo ee Pinsyom ~Junipn/ Sage SHEET le Ee: Grid Name. Mover S./S.ue Grid G Sample Period NO ae Trap Night ep) Se 530 . a toe clip # used on —- day 6940S Field Analyst(s) Svrtdix free oe! nes Ree QA Check RIM Bf, O Project 3% Animal " Weight Reprod, Additional i ae Status Notes Date, time traps set — 3 ae ae Vere 7S Date, time traps checked (So) DS DBA VS. —_— Capt. Loc. Species 2 = yw 3 , { we On tod , padly Sate eee I 1S } A — . la : ae : : { teroyaut DEO aa J ep ro) ~N 7 -+ Fas Be Y att & ————$—— : ms Za) Vv % Bis) ©) a 5 | ee: eile — Sie —_— —_—— Se enlareed fete, a lactadh AL \ a aa i EEE TT - lil i tt i Kev tax = = eye - * W) qeee cae ahs oor i cy taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, ete. ‘| °° > oe ee Ocolony consultants. Inc. \9 SREEPE EEE iy pees eis woos Sad sro ne Sty Ty cae ee. Pele ebiey'bunds- 3 - “s ) iP po 8 (ie aa lirant 2" File NOE 2a 0 oo, fant oe eI SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET % _— he itt Uns Qn Sage ( di } fd NahellaesePi Gane“ Grid | _Sample Period '!ULy 326 Trap Night 4 Le ee —__4___ ES Se A : ee ee te, time traps set ( 1$0) OX. he ae Date, time traps checked C1S20) 24 Mita 45 ) hee clip # used on previous day _O230 Field Analyst(s) Sora, Sauidee vU (¢) rject 9 3 . QA Check. RDN Bf, Animal # Weight : Additional Notes pa Species _e ( EUMI Cae IOS no A Loran > => a i | ; >= CEE EEE | : 4 | PEMA - | SOL Wa aac oo | ie VY Ginhlin Ai dnled tt Ps i Hil TURTRAATAADRT HAA | ba | | ey taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. 1 SS eee EC —— ecology consultants, tro. a--i ore Bel Soars SEL WO Ait, eS, 6 ee ae 4 . “ ‘ SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET / Papin Dig Se Mt crid name [lowe BStians Grid (lo _ Sample Period Jury 95. Trap Night | 5 bg - aes Dl RATS (aa Date, time traps peta Js PG. - 1 Date, time traps checked_(1500) duin%?95 - - L: »% toe clip # used on previous day. QORA4o Field Analyst(s) S¢gma, Sonmiiae ics ; O Project 23 QA Check 2@ 2 ae ee Animal + Age Weight Reprod. Additional No Class (gm) Status. Notes | O wi 1 F\ Srnalh i Leeds, , MIO sae ins BoA sete | 0240 | U =) %® <= F LLL sak | ann UL ———_—+ Ney taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. hor ory GC Ec) ecoloyny conusultarits, tro. > eon 32 ? z ? F é 4 p - ~ ne we tad - SCIEN Ve: le ote vin ade 7 _ - Lf ~ - ome BD \ ~ 7 J . i iy by i \ , ‘ 7 ' i ! File No:_[3.2 .5./.2-7— SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET ~~ * / bf is Grid Name_//)Y741 Vicdhen Soria / Sample pertea (Lic Ss Trap Night_/ Date, time traps set 25 Lely "_/93 ff Date, timet trape checked Af Lady BAZAN TSC ‘Bst toe clip # used on previous day CO 2-or Field Analyst(s) EAMEL 1 joo Project p 609 QA Check Lm H/) a en : Animal ke Capt. Age Weight Reprod. . 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Dot IS _ (000 Le a yee clip # used chy pimandticns Cdhegy 70> Field Analyst(s) Sw Sci dare 0 coject &3 . QA Check Pin e) V Animal 5 pt. Age Weight Reprod. Additional Cc. Species Class (gm) Status Notes EV IAI -{ feu sation 4 | evar 1 |400 a fevat _to3e 7 r= \ | PEMA 1209 NN Bic U ~ SN A (p pa Qin ti | . oF ¥ f ear Ab 2a ; : il : ; ~— > oO eS i *PPEE 8 rf 0 [W\ Fasee ya 4 ve + Patt Ss ar’ cer h 30\0 fe rh A 4 — = : = H3 | SOLA lore FAH | par 14.09 2g me Pateyaw D~2 PF 720 pe 2s et Gan ring les D7 | eve 26 : = => OE iD 2005 A | hein wipicter, cen lve = | I Le rt | | ry RERRES il | Ries: : ey taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. occology consulfanitss. rid. - " —_ ve = ne | Pe? ~ i a ee o*, ‘ 2) Rey eee | _ oapifs agp et | Fie! Sie} } Seaoleen ject _ ann QA Check 4M of) : ‘ « Pol © Yaw tra a pan. Usan lope id Name Bertie. Choke~Grid Cs _ Sampie Fertod..\ishie 1S Trap Night... a pe ee ad « ete na “— UY [fin ‘ ~ nn te, time traps set4s2oy 29 lulu 1997S Date, time traps checked {!RO0O) 279 Jul 7S __ nom =| te soe clip # used aa ee cheats day 210 5 Field Analyst(s) Animal it. : Weight Reprod. s Species (gm) Status 2 PENA /1 : as ee 4} ata ‘2 SsPLA |: ino LZ SPLA Ht i ! | y taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. SMALI, MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET e: Be File No: V3 C2 /272 -35 vy Si 2 a ae Sramoling ’ Additional Notes Crbisctd santyrt v A Pee, | drad HS i as aD noentlnnew emnrecelinanrefcae frare-. i : i i a F i i r { i Me ime ieee eis Man CL ec ame, Oo Meme, Or eee ae sae a | oe so Shit leet bt fet Bt Bat) tell ii mr ee | ol H 2 2 ; i i a ta i i ; bit i i = Lis i i + om i H 3 ‘ 5 of ui i i + a a i i cee ; ss wis = tT dae my i é hk ma j { a et ei er : ; ' ben Le i i “4 i H i . ‘4 — ' S Pree 3 j i + oo Lae i i ? =z — j ! so = iu} Pos i i > amt Na A a ak a a a Lc ayo mee vet ae ne ee ee ce eSge yy : — oo =, 5 1 7 Ma ee i i i “. : : ie be : i if wo = i i a = = - : : Tv ack wi ws i ! # a aoa = i | Pay eats —— — : ed FA 5 —— — Lot : ae ' ‘ oS ~— Pon ’ bea TS ees see OF Dey Sosae es Ams ot SO Het Sada | ? oor ie FSS i Se anime! oom ai et 1 5 — ie (en 3 2a imi mn i ii | SS ee Ie ie ee eee Lee ae pee oe) wees, ome tee Me eg fe pad ae ce ae ee hie, ae “F. iL ! “ni H # ie ! i + — i rt a i : iti ur Fk i H =o H i a Ss = Fa i es das oe Get = i pack aed ae ee LFERE «sg ? ae ie ee Veule TEED x 7 Lif BES fee PS tat ied ae ge . 8 eee La Ree (ar ema 7 =) & ey Ss = 1 Eee | ‘ oe pa ees i = i semee a = 7 - : =a — = ‘ - or ae ees i Fr ae op C24 2) i 3 a ‘ Sh we } aio i I 2 ij? t -_—- + Sapte ee eee pee, 2 i Bee aif 4 aL ey 28 s SShr=r oir : “ke : + = ax i oa = : “fs eer lige : 1 pa idl i 3. ho COE i as Nig ! : ae t i poe ~ Hy ) a ae i MY ee Grae | t : i ae ed m4 ike DT ; ere Oe ee | t Be” tone a i aeaad A t ie, 4S Cd See bei oT 1 Paes 8 : i ‘ wees Smee! spade hep ea a Grid Name S SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET dials le _oGrid A __ Sample Period | ly 2S Trap Night. A= FISEUNO? » Soe bh ea i527 | 2 Date, time traps set Zo@tuy— 1690 _Date, time traps checked CY 2uly [136 st toe clip # used on previous day IOS _ Field Analyst(s) McHu.ve/ Avonlan P rs a > / Project Ka 7 bok QA Check Lim 7 : Toe Animal + Capt. Clip Age Weight Reprod. Additional Fe Species No. Sex Class: (gm) Status Notes f¥i- Mel FEMA ( 2 PEt K-72 |p EMA K-% K~te: Je! a M.AT H-& Pr fart fo cA | HM ral Toe | | PEMA nt aaa il HL LLL : taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. ee | p21 A RTS TA. | | | Ay | ecaolony consult-its, brie. tre Jenidy Wo megidiovs Debt agit pret miae ahs . Mi ’ File No:_ 77 Cg /o at eee . SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET Zaye 7 , Grid Name Soe tetuods grid I Sample Period pL; 75 Trap Night ¥ i a er a ae = oe eee ee Date, time traps set “/24/75_ 4 fim Date, time traps checked 7/p7/7— // (tp fA7"_ J . ( 1 } toe clip # used on previous day 30327 __ Field Analyst(s) (Mt Cfemrre (Carmine on el ce a4 check_ etm Y i: & Reprod. Additional Status Notes g , aN f=. ae =s ise Unt a { Ww = Ped ns ey SS ey Fl I =, ii S/N —<————_. | t ie eo EI +f LL | " i Se EASON ONE OO SL Key taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. ‘ Pe ee eee) fe ee ne Pir ee to hot ifbnce Kenkinghy , se tonrordy e236 » Coat ver: ay GealRened OR ioe! ee eck beat ho Fit AROS baits} ee ae os ce i iit cat enaee quace wrcne Seed seems cecee sees minis mere omen sents OrVEG sonty eves ones: some LA, Sea eae # cae Te He >a 26 Pi eier ih phen ie | ‘am mip | is — SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET Nee. . A) on Grid ee eae i> Sample Period 4 uly 5 Trap Night es fo a ee —_——- ee Se -_- —— - ZG-Fuly 7 9 2fr_Ddate, time traps checked _ aR AG 17) 2 30 ~ ms Lew toe clip # used Oierene day 3703 Field Analyst (é) Me Goi [A vba5 2 N Mieheckiie Bir 77. 7 ROOGP- 83 Bee we Bon. Date, time traps ‘set Projec Animal ee Bapt. Weipht Reprod. Additional foc. Species .~Status Notes b-2-| PEmd Drse avn tS ne = I< PLA oo! ee ee ee ee ee rn) a a a a eS a Sw eS { a = SS EEE——————EE—EE ae Bt oe ed > . - base I INS Se “i Lb genet fevbayite , fio ttetods ae ‘ ™ e —— SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET eee 4d name Saglebrin crid D Sample Period July 95 _Trap Niphit, Gate eo te, time traps set_2 ? fA Zo fvly 79 Date, time traps checked 2& tuly ie Pin 4/24. 130 aaa a ae ) s° soe clip # used on deestecs day pos) Field Analyst(s)Mce6urrvPS At yee a 4 5 e ( oject RBOGP * Se Beery wt- 1H om QA Check L4m 2, a Toe Animal Pe ite Clip Age Weight Reprod. Additional Species No. Sex Class (gm) Stattis: Notes lossm NN | of Ai OL? ie fi 23 WE so Aoscords RY | A at HiOLN ie \OSeo- 1 s \ ’ —— | hs as en \ Ly S = | a) ed sk ia NN | a“ (74 1b 02] ees nn Key taxonomic characters, physical condition of. animal, etc. ———_— _-__! __- _ ero ecology consutiants, Ine. * 4 - te ae inl Se > 7 } 330 ,dertie lo mebdihads, farhogit ee eu cs Eo Le Pa A eee, fd pd ie WO. v SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET {0 cid Name Sagehuncl Grid _ D _ Sample Period Vel, 1475 Trap Night 4 ——— ee ite, time traps set_clu'itiG 7 7 7h EA 6 i ot Date, time traps checked ‘ 2aduly7S Uice : $ F (2% ‘(400 / ) *)toe clip # used on‘previous day $1OO _ Field Analyst(s)_ MeGuive/Pvon son ‘oject KtoSP— SS QA Check Rim Y, Animal Weight | Reprod. Additional . Status Notes 72 O ¢ vO cob \U2A0 RESALE >, ? eu Se Be, eee ATT ‘ey taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. ‘ EC acology consultants, Ino. | 7 oa -o90 (hs aber Ye Bel TM uie igh puntosses » oJ ’ : : 92 . : 7 Pre QA Check___ lhe 7 Cr Reprod. Additional Status. Notes L.rtanrnnd ee” é f ocology consulinata, tro. = = ee ee ne ee | ee. ee ee 2 oe OS La — t , SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET Zot 2= Sos baat 755 d “id vamegat fin. SPY Grid Sample Period July. |7 17 __ Trap Night /f te, time traps set ee duly 79 Date, time traps checked |] fia oe he tie rae ¢ Eo sSA> AA fe One Ae , - 5’ soe clip # used on previous day [202 _ Field Analyst(s)[. cenv? / Fo ven Gen < oject RBOSP~ 5% QA Check__- K@™ Ff, 3 Animal ‘ Weight Reprod. Additional . Status Notes pt. c. Species Fu rA\ PEMA Mol Oa Wie foto | 15 i\\ r “FS is0o2Ny WV ‘aa MN tt | | | | oe _» | | | | SR ey taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. ; Beaks one | | Ec ocology consultants, fre. ; = a % s a - at 4 a ~ =. Ss = — — = _— « = >: - , fembas ae : ae 4 el ial ee a fovea PELL Cb ee eet fed bt bani =e ;: rome : igs i . i PEER 2. i 1 i abst } a erin i . > : ae : te of i Ki ' r i : . ! : i t a F sbe . : ; PS hod be : ' ' z | | i ars 6 bribe: i : is - pivar : hs dp! ey aes bie ’ : | - OD oy i. # 7 A : “al ead Ww) ch ax A: } ; SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET Sey RAEN aaa rid Name S2ne—f eve Soe Greta ) Sample Period uly 179 Trap Night > __ - ite, time traps set ee ee Date, time traps obectds ONO Sigtty TS —_ F oO 20 “2 a ic foe Sigs # used on are sus day_!- J 202 Field Analyst(s) (¢% {4 Gurre / freon $i Som oject (cf B: G oS QA Check Lom YY, - se - eee . T commie % Toe Animal | # Gt. Clip Age Weight Reprod. Additional Ce Species No. Sex | Class (gm) _ Status Notes 3 Pus Zo N | MY Pe 2306 ashe FuMl B25 r A +} \ ne: ee P = (“ Fe ci } fy 54 aay A Hee [eH t H Fi} ft pill ey taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. ace EER SESE A eee ae om Te ee a acolany roreness#- oe rae e inn. _ et eee ee | we ,femtyn lu Pedelines Ieatagdy ,wreton tests : PSE eae TB Cet, a ed Bed ee tony Et ee em, i a i vi ‘ : “4 oh “L i °f: ee hoad ae Fara ia os is ae] ; she i— ee Rp) ao ja oe s te : Ly} c ; : ee. cay Eres Se ee Ce 2 == ae = ee S Ri te It ie a i ix fe = = me eee Fe ti... titel nm nid 4: pie at a8 * . i tigate ' ; a : ‘abe H i a 3 Ef . a er ; ~ : a - e i rates i a1! i ee = ; . : anv) . 7 oa : A fi +2 : - | ry TP ve | es eu eh ‘ aa = esta we tae” 7 hil, in i ae Work Ss ¢ re pi aa onl ao ; af hreaé | 7 2 ye vigil al had = Pay Tita Ait IF tea | 1 a 7 a) = . is . - Py 2 @ aa as! v7 : a wanrinag BAUME vi ys Se Ate ar te > Sean oe —— bi ; te a ’ po ie 7 4 seat v Pht i 4 7 tpt 4 “a riahy 7h | 7 i. ' hy J " . 4 i ’ . ’ ” | “-? PSL0 Not 72 0 S.A a of f=: ye SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET ‘of Le Grid Name ly WAR Bd. ok. Brid FE Gate Bicins ee Pp lod | fash s fee Trap Night / . j ~ 7 a (iin Date, time traps set IS Al) loz / 400 date, time trdps checked? 6 daly 25 DYO ) ’ $t toe clip # used on previous day a A) __ Field Analyst(s) ) FMEA | : Project 3 Ghthet: Minin 4) ; aia Io . a) Ca | - —_——- Toe Animal Capt. Clip Age Weight Reprod. ere a, ad Boc. Species No. Sex Class (gm) Status Notes pg} Bb oak ees a Je fi 0 / #2 ve ‘ Wasi 2 Ay f : = Pease q hating ~ pyvle Cn tare e-| : VAG ecl Nd , Coe : sess = ; re went. { #t- was check ed = Tw ¢ 4. OS ©, yant z hiv en Fee et tk SS SS a et ae A a oe - ED Ke c , y taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. i AL Pe Se eS ee ey Se) ge mS iin “Abe % Loo 1 «ot .Poalin Ye cost beers Deshergin corny woe ieee ae ba toe File No: ys Cae Y idee Wd SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET ofr “ Grid Name Mixed Brush Grid E Sample neclanel, Ly oi Trap Night | wate Date, time traps set_\\OQ 2S EXCAU: {S___ Date, time traps checked OA1\0 Chit jt toe clip # used on previous day 2200 Field Analyst(s)_ CaS G Project QS 2" QA Check f Mn 2) Animal & Weight Reprod. Additional Status Notes Dy CQAWGAMN JI A cwe Nhe Nee relies ne ie 205. ) Z eS | | a ll | Ii ii Breet nd | | | il | | | | | | | | ——— $e ee ees Key taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, ete. @ ° oceloany Polals ties nere fe er pare ss ERLE NOS Td Ol ce hee oe ey SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET Lanne Crid Name __ Mixed Svusk Grid_ Ee _ Sample ested LIN 4 Trap Night__ 2 Date, time traps set ©9 bO_ at es its” (Date, time trabs checked O[UI\S 2 ipa Woe (As I 9 toe clip # used on previous day oot _ Field Analyst(s) KEYES | Project QB. | QA Check __ fin %/) Uh ——— anne me, ow een ————— Toe Animal Capt. Clip Age Weight Reprod. Loc. Species No. | Sex | Class: (gm) Status MA ZUM JooSN FE eis As” PENS 4oloM|_ EMA DION | NV & Additional Jf oS B O abs 1 ae ae a PS 3 7 eee + | t ct wil Hl ii i Ai | | | nn i . 4 UE ‘vy > - r . . “ey taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. - i ' (A) | @) ‘. aperalnnwy pnrneanlt{(jaefa. fnr. ; 4 me 1 an & ™ - 7 b m ee ee — ee ant ee ee SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET ef 2 = Grid ey Benth __crta EE Sample Period lah OF. Trap Night , ae Date, time traps set_2 & Shy - 0990 Date, time trabs checked 27 7_ daly DGI5 Logg toe clip # used on previous day sMO/ _—._ ~*Field Analyst(s) PALF Project &>. QA Check LUT Us Animal i Age .| Weight Reprod. Additional Class (gm) _ Status Notes ' Hi . Ie tee ty woe J pas eae a ae eal . aad Pacenne ———— eo ag Tae a @ fi te fae ae I ee | O Vitsty Ol Arie ‘tA 0 See! Lod Cis Le abe / . ger taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, ete. Spar ecology consultaziuts, lia. ce c= wae 4 Es is 1 * a0 b9 bares uttuede orrpo bur eit pfagnens! ib 1 i ,A hee be “Vey san . 4 ' - s z PERERA LLL EE eH ER ee a fa ees aa fei Ss i ae ee i are ry ae yl a + oe 7 «fe “ge — Us en <4 6-2 CO GEES C"R CHK: C.Aa Vpaeew wv le ‘a Pi a CL FAB fas Ie AL OE a 2 oe Be Trt: © Pel if —_ - ry Z - alt 4j h, oth mi) 2 ee S Soe) Tv Ceneya a fs ¥ Ret G90 * agi Cae Aiko) Pd SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET en ge -, ae 2 & 4 rid Name ) hy off it Grid ce Sample Period , Lf, Ce Trap Night 5 oa, ae Sei / Date, time traps set _ (I a? | ln Date, time traps checked 25, he / OFO00 _ > toe clip # used on previous da 4FOsd. Field Analyst(s) LUIGEX Project 63 eee _ , QA Check (U0 In % Ans Animal ; Weight Reprod. Additional (em) Status | . Notes Tove see bal no aloe pr “7 ZY | reArant [st 1s correct ) ae (oO GB EICCPH CL o LF ape Ola |-l \eaiy | | we | eee ee nea io | eee | ee = ee at A Td | HH | aT | | r »>- geek a Key taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. L Vs cd ‘- File No: {EC EL I/E RP) NS SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET: oe “2 » a Grid Name_WUjinod Svucl. cria € Sample rome a f, ohare Night. > = —_—_—_=——- wae a: Fal Js i ile & oa —_————— Date, time traps set O45 eat whe, SAAS. “Date, time trdps checked GUC" (Sh chk Ate — ‘ eS Ee Lz 8 toe clip # used on previous day om Field Analyst(s) ez ACS ee ao Project <= QA Check aim y , Toe Animal ke Capt. Clip Age Weight Reprod. Additional Loc. Species No. Sex Notes » Nact Romane es M-Al EUM\ 4G EUNM -o RPE A Wn Woy sas. & | I TEE Ht iit wavs te : : ‘ : ‘ey taxonomic characters, plysical condition of animal, etc. - - j i 1. ' 4 am) ! Eecr GC eat es eae L. } i ‘ { wre : th > ass a i BR ae ; 3 : FF Me 3 i ? tT = i i £ r ; : : : . =! = i zs 5 a3 i ee RENE CoS (Fae MoS rin ih oe Pome nye reo a. eee 4 . H i oo So Ue a Tt te Rte the a ERE LD ee ees eed Seat Tea cet : — : : eat a Be - 32 pa ' i re it 7 : - ? Ee i in t + a? z = m ; ' a . r 5 t toa ; i > ate i : i i : i : H ob | ' ; - i i bs oh : i ar) * ; i i = ree Dam i mot set i i F M Gee eh PTS any | th enh fay God F Be H } 4 : : i : roe} == i wt Th i, i i : vv H ; FH i : ! 1 o] ate om i i i X I : i i H ri i: ; py * : ‘ = ; Ge) “acne : i 1 elt era 2a ety bh Gael b. = ee ‘S43 Il 1 i ide + ' a “ rome - dee metres oh DW ts GO es CL a ats Pe ered ged reed que] queef meomf ject opseg 4 FILC NO! GO Ca. /-4./ ¥ “5. iy) Pee en UN en SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET ne Name Hie eas Ck bas eeesfar E __. Sample Period laly i Tg Trap migetabt 5 Y time be ie set 24 Jnly 0900 ___Date, time traps checked SO AIG: 29DD % clip # used on previous dayeay DJS. Field Analyst(s)_ BAKE, ai Qa @hdemeck Bin SAUNT ’ Animal . ‘ 4 * 4 ' Age Weight | | Reprod. Additional Species Sex Class (gm) Status Notes —- ] - ~ a Lavi — } ra a a j é NN ———e \ nw“ f } TW / o ? ce ~ ; aN sl Sse ~} es ¥r4 é =r |b at sp. : e = fo WwW LF. mi Fi an yyy ' iit dia | | | [ | | a @ te ae ocoloyy consultants, Ira. y taxonomic characters, physical condition of animal, etc. oar eed pile NO! G7 CS ASA S ~ 55 SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET Lor 4. cid Name Aires Rauch Grid € Sample Period Vulxu, (4975. Trap Night aay es ate, time traps set Oe 268101 ©A(D Date, time traps ehecked DO Gn 1S 74 C2) ee clip # used on previous day (D\2> _ Field Analyst(s)_ ALU ES ———< $+ Toe p Animal re apt. Clip Age Weight Reprod. ‘Additional Class (gta) Status. Notes By. We yu thes ae Van a ; \ Ne =| ay oe vate, ; ' A VAN ase . we : Yorn : OLDEN i Sexe, \ O12S5N Key taxonomic characters, physical condition of. animal, etc. REROSP FRO GHe “Sagi aad a acoloyy consultants, Ino. Biect | > QA Check “ 0M ee ONE Nese : : A ee hia aes ri LI . File Wer_f7.C 257.9 5 G2 Zz. SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET byes Se gee Grid Name £ Ou h shes fic __Grid sal Sample Period LAS Loleg 2 {7 7! Trap Night Sa H Date, time traps fe btu [5933 )__——sidDate, time traps cheehad, 2 4 hs L U3V %: toe clip # used on previous days OR Field Analyst(s) __ LAKE c Project x3 QA Check Urn tf) eS ee eee ee Toe Animal & Capt. Clip Age Weight Reprod, Additional Loc. 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SMALL MAMMAL LIVE TRAPPING FIELD DATA SHEET LE ; | < a / eo al Grid name are eid £ Sample Period\ /6/4 _ sal feap Night 22... / R - = = , pate, time traps setZA.,J.lv 75. 1) $0 Date, time trdps checked 27 14/75 pia (yr) = we ILa-* toe clip # used on previous day (SOBS Field Analyst(s)_ tfKKK a = “Project 3 QA cide lye OZ7Le AS. sia Animal ” ‘Capt. ; Age Weight Reprod. Additional hese? T° Species (gm) Status. 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ES SSS RS ETE SSIS See Comments Sex ,(condition, collection, release, etc.) SanERE i @. ecology consultants Collector(s) LEZ i CLERK Pe a Toa Project. ,£ % 7 to Uae: *~ es Ee :- 2 S R e754) 5 /2- 1/4 1/4 SMH/UE Time Net Set “COM . =: Je id oh a r. ' i i. : aes Deseription S79 ¥te? - O40 dre ta alt bee tel OA Cheek Rim Yee / Time Net . Comments hecked — Specics Sex (oe idan collection, release, etc); GS * 2. Pe ee ‘ “9 PRC File No. J.C DS eee BAT MIST NET SAMPLING SHEET Po ie PMA fg Collector(s) CLA E i fh ie CNG ge i te 3 Project SS j : ok paes a "9 Location? £2 5° ae) Se ss aye seks Time Net Set _2OV’MA = ~ / f - ; = 7 : a, Description eees de. We STA AY oe x (es wa QA Check RAINS lot. Time Net a Comments paseree Species Sex ,(condition, collection, release, etc.) ee ecolorny cansultantys, Ir ss i agmmma emaameeaeee LEE OL AR pe t R g 2.3.4 2. FAL 2vdc4e2 2 achelok Large Mammals Introduction Large mammal investigations are designed to determine the distribution and relative abundance of mule deer, elk, and feral horses in the vicinity of Tract C-a on a seasonal basis. Investigations are also being conducted to determine relative use of portions of the study area during seasonal movements of mule deer. Methods Aerial Surveys Aerial censuses being conducted to determine relative distributional abundance of mule deer, elk, and feral horses on Tract C-a and surrounding areas employ a high-wing Cessna aircraft designed to permit slow flight at low levels above the ground. The plane is flown along standardized transects (flight paths) within the range of 120-136 -km (75-85 mi) per hour (indicated air speed) at an altitude of approximately 45.7 m (150 ft) above the ground. Due to the varied topography, the above-ground altitude varies slightly within transects, however, the flight paths, speed, and altitude of the aircraft are duplicated as much as weather conditions permit. Weather conditions are of such a variable nature that perfect flight conditions are not possible for every flight. At times, the weather may postpone a flight or terminate a census tnat is in progress. The observer makes a decision if the census is to be conducted or continued after consultation with the pilot concerning the limitations on flight caused by the weather. The decision is based on consider- ations for safety of the observers and the effectiveness of the survey. The level of effectiveness of the survey is a judgment made by the observer based on past experience in conducting censuses. If. a flight is postponed or not completed, it is conducted in its entirety when weather conditions become more favorable. Census flights are conducted at cee inane two week intervais from late October through early April to assess the mule deer population during the winter period. Flights conducted bimonthly during the Summer months are intended mainly for elk and feral horse observations. All species of animals observed during each census flight are recorded. Complete coverage of the area of investigation is accomplished by 19 north-south transects. The flight paths parallel each other at approximately 0.81 km (0.5 mi) intervals east of Tract C-a and 1.6 km (1.0 mi) intervals on the tract and to its west (Figure 2.3-14). More intensive coverage is applied to the east of the tract since Baker (1970) identifies this region as a major mule deer winter con- centration area. De m2T1 Oe Re bot hd atthe adeeb Saale A at da al a pied ate «lana els ns Arlen, FS FS ' on ’ ' : ef f ‘ é ' ? . rd AA, f Pa P ‘3 OpecIO) BRROD VO “io POY) PL hr ee ae he he fe ie oi PT TESA PAT IMT WNT PPT YMA GR ab RN DN! RLNVIINSNOOD ADOIONS sO A . ; / ¢ ‘ Bye Jane iat See / f ' E oD 4 cee eget : é : 3 4 §LOSSNVYL : Mm 6-CLO ds «LaN3d on | ‘$ 2.3-272 40 NOUWVOOT SLOSSNVYL WVIHSY 40 NOIWOO1 ee ta STVIAIAVIA ADV 1 OE ROR FF ‘4 103BFOUd FIWHS 110 OONVTS Olu SNOILVDILSSANI WWOIDO10904 fe ste WIdLSayudat —_—_ a te 1 eee il > ed ~—=s a) The aerial censuses conducted to the east of Tract C-a survey an area of approximately 16.1 km (10.0 mi) by 8.9 km (5.5 mi). The boundaries of the area are Duck Creek on the north, a line running north and south approximately 1/2 mile east of Duckett Ranch on the east, Duckett Ranch on the south, and the eastern boundary of Tract C-a on the west. The remaining 8 transects survey an area of approximately 16.1 km (10.0 mi) by 12.1 km (7.5 mi). The boundaries of this area on the north and south are extensions of the northern and southern boundaries of the area east of the tract. The eastern most transect is located along the eastern boundary of the tract while the western-most transect is along the north-south section lines immediately east of Cathedral Bluffs. ' To permit constant observation of the transect area along the flight paths, portable tape recorders are used to record information during the census. All animals seen by the pilot and two observers (positioned on opposite sides of the plane) are identified to species, counted, and their locations noted. The observers communicate with each other and the pilot when necessary to confirm the location of animals observed. When possible, information on age, sex, activity patterns and habitat is also recorded on the cassette tape. Immediately before the censuses commence, each observer identifies the category of data to be recorded (i.e., Large Mammal Aerial Census), the date, area to be surveyed, observer's name and observation position in the aircraft, the name and position of the other observer, name of pilot and make and model of aircraft on the tape. Weather conditions such as temperature, estimated wind speed and direction, and estimated cloud cover are also recorded. The time is recorded at the beginning of the first transect and at the end of the last transect for the _- census area. General impressions on animal distribution, ground cover ’ characteristics, changing weather conditions, light and spotting conditions, and flight characteristics are recorded at appropriate times throughout the census flight. Other species of animals (such as coyotes) observed incidentally during the aerial surveys are also noted to aid in the evaluation of the distribution of these species. The information recorded on the tape is transferred by each observer from a transcript onto a standard data form (Figure 2.3-15). Dis- tribution maps showing locations of the animals observed are generated at the same time. Incidental observations are recorded on Field Observation Sheets (Figure 2.3-16). The procedure described above is completed as soon as possible upon completion of the census flight. 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Large mammal aerial census report. and data summary form for RBOSP. 2.3-274 oi ll a was i Abe ur mt ‘i :4 a rn ew MM See a + ‘ 4 € re « es &. 7 tt to — 4 i i a c. ope { ) Simei t Pete Ses) 4 Cisbeier ete ; ‘ Rn. assem mene poe es | ‘aa ay | Ea be ‘ ( j | ‘ 4 : ' tL - Y ~Ve lout | RS oo i . ES ee ee he ee a i ——— — a | =e = “yr toy ql Witte: [ - -- eae | ee fe etm fee; Ts aT La of ata eo a rf ag ht eevee are a : | =. — =— se th Sed ee ee ee : | scam deena a 2 pre (Se a a es a be ea t I A AS» | - 9 eles daA TaioT : -narsudr? 1 Laaitod ma? yaanme Gib bn’ o10097 euenso Pétion Peemim spy) -of -£.8°sqw0el4 "ZOGR tor FIELD OBSERVATIONS ; eer rs oY War) eee x = ie MR gon OO g ~~) ye “te, Bor : Pe eee) ee 4, - t at S 2 “Wt ef wee Ine Se aie” ie J- ee ey Wd tary - . 0 pS — en y-s 4 1 a a oP sf / ne ier De Fee pia me a da ies aa ee ake Is 7 sees Le ao CaN ee php ob 4 = Oe AV Lots ta ee i -——_~- 5. Species Date Time Means of Edent (ficeeien Number Observed ; fos 2 Adult Juv. Habitat * Other Information Observer * Include any distinguishing field marks for . horses. o? at Figure 2.3-1l0. Field observation sheet for RBOSP. +f ‘ye Vi ae i = > Paw — a, Bd | he! : LA) : = te _ * 7 + ri s0-) -~ im: ; : hs ‘ : =< on Lib rn wan ) a = i ak MP om Vega hg Pane ee Pl eee: , : by . Zz A 7 ; ear P ‘ " - ) 5 "it 2a ™ =." Sa ” “i es . \ 1) fom SS Ya eT ; * ye ee : "ae ™," mss ¢ a. - , {| als »* ~ a, x Ay i ; a ae hg Ga Serr OAL MEP ROY Vi atte 5 Shy as if i rel ¢ Coys Y =~) L a ~ ' } ~" . ee LP "I _—~_ « “e é i : < \ . ’ a a - eo) He abe a i Le 4 a . a “yrs > . . Wwe ns _ —.* =o J #4 ms i he ant i] —- ' - ous 7 i ’ ; on b a c . 7 \ me har , 7 oY, ©. 4 .*? 9 a? bd 7 { cd . x Jina 1 poe me Ae eG eee ann Gee - a he vel, : 7.) iMve : eT iy oa P 7 Ge 7 > : - a ' 7 vr , a Ail ‘> - ae —— Pig ec ee ee ee Ce oe o—, . ir p- noltearhial tela a ) | EN — cinema eC LN A etl T82 Given bint? aeiietyonioath Wa shitonl © ee TVISRO el RaDGA a0r desde noltevisedo bieha = .df-€5 swords | eu€ 2.3.4.3 Results 2.3.4.3.1 Aerial Surveys Large mammal aerial surveys were conducted on June 26 and August 18, 1975. The number of mule deer, elk and feral horses observed during each survey is presented in Table 2.3-148. Deer or elk were not observed during the surveys. It is expected that mule deer and elk were located in the mountain brush, aspen, and Douglas fir vegetation types during this period and consequently were not readily visible from the air. Feral horses are more visible, due in part to their varied coloration, larger size, and habit of frequenting more open areas. Most of the feral horses were observed in the southwest quarter of the study area during the aerial counts (Figure 2.3-17). More horses were observed during the June survey than during the August count. | 2.3.4.4 Summary and Conclusions Mule deer and elk were not observed during the two aerial surveys conducted on June 26 and August 18, 1975. A total of 156 feral horses was observed during the surveys and most of these occupied areas southwest of Tract C-a. 2.3-276 ‘ ars : ; : Ae Wee } - ) : | aharen |: SHOW: bag Vere 7 (a coi ow! “atid go. Tub Usvqs2do Jonvanow vfs brs vaeh. 5 fom Pes ys Sot A. erat f20pUH bré.dS snub no, belop in a) ee 9 set 6 220M bre eyevaye sit .purwe bevrsedo zen ‘92708 io ; 7 aN . Bo S900T Fo Szayiiivee 269%6 a % 2 baie & Li, Puy nih ga 9 Table 2.3- 148. Number of mule deer, elk, and feral horses observed during aerial censuses on June 26 and August 18, 1975 for RBOSP Feral Horses Date Mule Deer Elk Adult Foal Unidentified June 26 0 0 go. 22 0 August 18 9 genes encase Totals = 08 ase tk. Grae 0 os 2.3-277 YD rer = _LAIHGN 2 5 3 : x Jk “3 ; é = Yn w 8 ° : ® .283| gi fbf fs « 7 qoOz Le a a°%n6 : fea cor z $G=_°8 222% g ; ee Eos] GSo3 285 . oy . ts ” Liu o a <4 We wy uw be ! w we2¢) <8 = 8328 £2 22 g.- OS 5 ee Seeggs ae Mes ee oO ; est uj ° ~ 2 ; ° Te ee te toa Be cee ee ae bhai 4 Sidi) rl lb I rari Vestaa | kA) = ’ f : 4 ae had 8 “ a if . dy uence ae ae an ecaotudadicuabhics seedanany . ‘ : * 7 ' am - po = _— 2 b ® gel ” > 7 ‘ ! 2 2.3.4.5--LARGE MAMMALS RAW DATA 2 e 3-279 2.3.4.5--LARGE MAMMALS RAW DATA ATAG WAS) CIAMMAM SaMAJ--2.%-6.S | Oe) GAME AERIAL CENSUS REPORT AND DATA SUMMARY FoRM @ 2) 36 1 Ae or t., = Proj/Study & S/O Ss ah Flown @: aD, £3. 22 Species fu égice Survey Area ko Bi 2 Ey f., ‘Observers: R CLAEL, i Se” So fpr bz tpn bEnte Des Ee wWadicele, uh +A SSG Start yar@ gr Finish 69s) «sd. grount “heed alt, _ G2 cop a A SO wbasts iy @enting conditions: Ground cover P22 Lf _ £6 Spe “ Tiehe IZLE aed _ Kix eR (Zac He Weather: Temp. ass GP le GPR ae varie cll cover G7 LL Analyst (“e¢ fa tit aM: RUT, CMe 2s a ——$—_______ ee —————— _Dbservations Location Notes and Comments ! ————_—____. Juv} U int La Levee r ‘tal Animals Counted: fOth a Imal Distribution: | File No, 2s 72 7,5 f see * — Se LARGE MAMMAL AERIAL CENSUS REPORT AND DATA SUMMARY FORM Leg / 5 ? Proj/Study K3/o0¢Y_ Date Flown p§ cee npeyx 76 Species 2h. Le a Survey Area £> “%~.. LL @ervers: Re Cf King Ligeti Kewuptd 4 Pilot/Aircraft Ze lb cep {CC 2672 a Start _ OD7AS Finish _C7“q_ Ave. Indicated Air Spced St Lanph Eat. pitsenae. wen < Counting Conditions: Ground Cover S29 e¢ peor Light ia Air-Ge ws a Gtetl at 7 4 = 2 a ee as Weather: Temp .(o/Le# Windy / Cloud Cover 9 /ys'% Analyst AKY ZK QA Check /gr V2 /15 DES foe sp rae eee a — Observations mM] F Jouvlu poe) | Notes and Comments Total Animals Counted: iF Animal Distribution: pity SANK ALKLAL CENSUS REPORT AND DATA SUMMARY FORM C6. Oro, F, 1-5 roj/Study _ Blo Date Flown EDL L2\— Species Kf/K Survey Area Kin 8 tis Srwt eo ——ha Pf F 55 if D eEuers: Sa ae 55 nb tenctlaen Seer. Pilet/Aircratt 2.2m asa. 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Pa a ee: me ee EE anes : Ses eee PRE oS : = ee Miva BE —— i Pee ea ee ; - : Sige ol = } Pe... - ee ~—_ ee ee ee | 7 +4 | | | | | | | ' a rg = ee a | | | : : | | | | | | | | = pe a ee RENN on RRR Pn = ROR eS tl Animals Counted: VORA E tal Distribution: File No. J75 50 isle as dee LARGE MAMMAL AERIAL CENSUS REPORT AND DATA SUMMARY FORM / 2h ( / Proj/Study ¥3 Date Flown V4, _ Hes Species ASK __ Survey Area Jiga (Maree Ahk ( @ vers: R paNt FE Le Eo Keine ey pilot/Atreratt Lf Bee | Covere 226 Start COL Finish OF/Q- Ave. Indicated Air Speed FO orb Est. Altitude 4yo7 _ Counting Conditions: Ground ig i a mea Light. eee a 2 ie wee . Wa Li . A ; sey Weather: Temp. oKgF Wind o-s /yo-(4 Cloud Cover ¢ (AV Analyst 724, A#cZ» \ 7 =? Lite 0 foray glans Le 9: pg conditions: payne Gover c: ‘ SUS. Ri ATA SUAMARY FORM \ = fa a ! aad Vow (2 Survey Area [iro ible ho yi: a ~e pied Pilot/Aircraft. 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A al A 2 oe a ee bracel anime: rat an WE pied Uhl Ulll OA ; Ze a —4, be Le as Lf Aare (hes Sd ye Pe Pes Veen ya Sige be Foie beat hanes A =e ee te Adah J woh | iva List Dead jlors-e_ 198.3, ye Gas Mt Sagebrush ke a Af 5: iF pls 15 oho os ae om do ae : : : tL. 1G Das 5s iG. a > sg an ou 3 WICC CS lo ident, fivl* Fur yA ite te a to Feu, Ee ei | (ae Mee ACS 1 Lada (+ mii) es All Cunnes we S oS : - s | : — —_— + SS a ay Eee ——f-_ a | _ — — —_— — — —H — et —— tne tal Animals Counted: G3 : final Distribution: Z.,, te ng oh Cigt rie hg ae barrhen (are ee ® a ~ \ Bs ‘s \ Nn 6 ~ aR \ n te @ 2.3.5 2.3.5.1 a eS 22325 0el 2.3.5.2.1.1 Mammalian Predators Introduction No change nas occurred since Progress Report-2. See section 3.7.1] in Progress Report-2 for the introduction to the mammalian predator section. Methods Large Predators Two census methods, the scent-station visitation technique and the siren-elicited howling response procedure are being used to gather information on large predator populations. These methods were selected after a thorough review of the literature, and promise to yield reliable indices of large predator abundance and distribution. Scent-Station Visitation Techniques The scent-station visitation technique was developed in New York State by Cook (1949), who suggested that records of fox sign at scent posts provided a practical index to the relative abundance of foxes between areas, and from year to year. Richards and Hine (1953) in a survey conducted to inventory foxes in Wisconsin, used a variation of this technique as did Wood (1959) in 25 counties of Florida, South Carolina and Georgia. The method has been standardized by the Denver Wildlife Research Center (Linhart and Knowlton, 1973). In cooperation with the Division of Wildlife Services, this center has used it- to survey the relative - abundance of predators in 17 western states. Approximately 350 scent-station lines of 50 stations each were distributed across more than 1.8 million sq mi and checked during the fall of 1972, 1973 and 1974 as part of a federal monitoring program. The results of the Ongoing program are currently housed in ECI's library. Additional results will be available from the Fish and Wildlife Service as analysis of federal data will, in future years, be the responsibility of this agency. A statistical evaluation of the survey method is being developed under federal contract with Oregon State University and a contract completion report is expected in July 1975. An adaptation of this method is used on and near Tract C-a so that data collected by ECI personnel might generally be comparable to data obtained by federal agencies. The technique as applied on Tract C-a involved the initial establish- ment of one "survey line" for November, 1974 and February, 1975 and the addition of a second survey line for June, 1975 and all subse- é quent samples. Each survey line consists of 50 scent-stations spaced approximately 0.5 km (0.3 mi) apart along a 24 km (19.7 mi) route 2.35-280 » (Figure 2.3-18). At each station, a small perforated plastic capsule containing about 1 q of granular fermented egg extract as an attractant is positioned in the center of a circle of sifted earth 1 m (3.2 ft) in diameter. During sampling periods when snow is present, stations are placed in an unmarked patch of snow; only those tracks within. the 1 m circle are recorded. The capsule is supported above the ground or snow by a thin wire rod. Stations are placed adjacent to the road edge and alternated from left to right sides of the road to reduce the influence of wind direction. Survey routes are checked daily for five consecutive days every fourth month, beginning in November 1974 (originally scheduled for October) and continuing through June 1976. Animal visits based on tracks are recorded for each station on a standard field data: form (Figure 2.3-19). Stations that are visited or disturbed are resifted or, in the case of snow, relocated in an unmarked area nearby. The fermented egg attractant remains active throughout the five-day sampling period and is only replaced if rendered uneffective by wind, rain, sleet or animals (Linhart and Knowlton, 1973). An olfactory check is made when conditions suggest the possibility of attractant ineffec- tiveness. ee: 2.3.5.2.1.2 Coyote Siren Census The siren-elicited howling response coyote census technique is being ® employed concurrently with the scent-station visitation technique. The former method has been tested by the Denver Wildlife Research Center (Carley, 1973) and has been used by the Oregon State Game and Fish Agency (Wolfe, 1974). The following procedures, patterned after Alcorn (1971la, 1971b) of the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, are being used for Tract C-a. A 48 km (30 mi) transect - consisting of permanently marked siren stations spaced approximately 4.8 km (3 mi) apart was established along existing roads as shown in Figure 2.3-18. To help maintain a 10-station sample during nights when wind on Cathedral Bluffs or noise interferes with data collection, an eleventh station has been added to the end of the transect. A maximum of ten of the eleven stations are recorded on the data sheet for any one night. At each station, an electronic siren is sounded for two complete pitch cycles (=20 seconds), followed by a 1l-minute listening period. A second two-cycle sounding of the siren is followed by a 2-minute listening period. Data recorded on a standard form (Figure 2.3-20) inciude time of soundings, response (defined as the number of groups or identifiable individuals heard) to the first sounding, response to the second sounding and total response, addition of the recorded howling response during the two listening periods. Notes on conditions which might affect data such as wind, precipitation, proximity to humans, or interference by noise are also recorded. Alcorn (1971a, 1971b) and Dd Wolfe (1974) recommend that the survey be discontinued or the affected ‘ane vlad ; Ee ae eee ie Jae Ve. / vs/\ x OPRIOIOD 'BUBOD 1104 mA. ht ee + Nei, SA Me Oe Pg eset fs NI GLNVIINENOD ADO1093 yf! Be ae | ee ee ae oe 2 / j DBs e4 4 is ef es ods Ms! S| ES ea ae pees z Sai; aes eae ie yt 6 0 oe + I rey a ies APE OA RS i> Me Te 5 ‘ ‘st a a” | ' ip ta ’ < : Hens yi come f ' er ° ie 7a ; : re a { . ~ . BO: - Fe, ee | ncasee vay! 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No. Date Day # _ Investigator Survey Route Weather : ~~ —_ 2 27 3 28 4 29 ; 5 30 6 31 7 32 8 33 “ 34 | 10 35 : ai 11 36 - ae } 12 37 13 38 14 39 15 -40 16 “41 : 17 42 ' 18 43 19 44 20 45 21 616 — —— hf hl 22 uatede MRM, CERES Sie ths Be 23 oe : 24 49 25 50 O39 ‘sueuny 03 Aqfuytxoad {puta Seqep ZuypAovszje SuofFATpuod uo soajon “610383 FISaAUT "oul ‘sjucjINSuOoS 46oj020 ©) e "dSOGY 40J Jaaus eJep asuodsau BuLlmoy pazLILja-uauls “Qz-E°z aunbLy oO a TenpFAt pul Tenp FAT pul - TenpyAtpuy | sdnory requny esuodssy [eIO]L Sufpunos puoses Sufpunos 4sity uot .eqAs 0} ssuodsoy 0} esuodsoy . azsyieoy 7 ejnoy AsAIns 238q "ON 3deforg UOT IBIO7T -ASNOdSAA ONIIMOH GALIOITA-NAUIS © | € 2 e 3-284 » 2:3.5:2.193 259.9252 Cedwtaa station eliminated if winds are encountered in excess of 10 mph or if precipitation occurs. Stations where there is much interference by noise are omitted from the computation of relative abundance indices. Siren sampling is accomplished after dark on two nights with suitable weather conditions during the scent-station sampling period. Other Large Predator Investigations Two other kinds of field evidence are being compiled on the distri- bution and relative abundance of large mammalian predators. During the 24 aerial censuses of big game animals in the winter months and the six summer aerial censuses of wild horses, raptors and domestic livestock, the observing biologists record and map the location of all large predators seen. Other field data result from the winter track counts and the recording of sightings of large predators on field maps (Figure 2.3-16) by personnel working in the field throughout the year. Locations of deer and livestock carcasses are also being noted, as is possible evidence of predation or carrion usage. In conjunction with a literature review on specific information of past records of abundance and distribution of large mammalian pre- dators in this area, State of Colorado Division of Wildlife personnel are being interviewed for records of damage claims to livestock, and for hunting kill and trapping records of predaceous mammals in the region. Government hunters from the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife who have been taking coyotes in western Colorado from helicopters, are also being contacted for specific information on large predators in the Piceance Basin. Small Predators Havahart live traps using baiting material deemed appropriate by a review of. the literature are being routinely set during small mammal, mammalian predator and winter track count sampling conducted in every major habitat type in the study area. All traps are checked daily; any animal captured is identified to species and released. Location of captures, sightings by field personnel, scats, dens, and other definitive signs are carefully plotted on field maps (Figure 2.3-16). Compilation of all maps aids in determining the distribution of smal] mammalian predators within and adjacent to Tract C-a. Results The mammalian predator scent-station survey was conducted during the period June 22 through June 26, 1975. The siren-elicited howling response method was employed as a coyote census technique concurrently - with the predator scent-station method on two nights of suitable weather conditions (June 22 and 25) during the 5-day sampling period. 2 e 3-285 ® 2.3503.) 2.3.ted.2 2.3.5.3.3 2.3.5.4 The results of the predator scent-station technique and the corres- ponding relative abundance indices for the summer sampling period are summarized in Table 2.3-149, and the results of the siren- elicited howling response technique are presented in Table 2.3-150. Scent-Station Visitation Technique The scent-station visitation technique is not designed as a census technique, but may be applied as an index of relative abundance if the sample size is large enough. Although the sample was increased to two 50-station lines, this still doesn't constitute an adequate sample size to be statistically compared with larger geographic areas such as the state-wide index. The technique is presently the subject of statistical study to determine its sensitivity in limited areas and possible application as a census technique (Robert Roughton, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, personal communication). Results of these surveys on Tract C-a to date indicate that the coyote and weasel (species uncertain) are the most abundant mammalian pre- dators. They are the only predators that have responded to this survey technique. Response during June, 1975 was moderate for the two sampling lines. A total of 12 coyotes and 12 weasels visited the scent stations during June (Table 2.3-149). Coyote Siren Census June, 1975 was the first sampling period when all ten siren stations were accessible. Snow-packed roads have prohibited complete sampling during previous sampling periods. A total of twenty responding groups a coyotes was recorded during the June, 1975 census (Table 2.3-150). Small Predators Havahart live-traps were set in the vicinity of the small mammal live trapping grids during June and July, 1975. No captures were recorded. Summary and Conclusions Records of tracks, scats and other definitive sign recorded by ECI personnel on and near Tract C-a to date as well as the results of the scent-station visitation census indicate that the coyote (Canis latrans) and the weasel (Mustela sp.) are tne most abundant mammalian predators in the area. Both the long-tailed weasel (Mustela frenata) and the ermine (Mustela erminea) have been captured during live trapping. 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Results Winter track count data were not gathered during the reporting quarter June through August, 1975. 2.3-291 at nS} aa 3% antes as pode , : - 7 - : i} 7 7 \ a* wy a S.8.€ tofttose. 952 .§ Hig a. sdnt oe + Me Ines AISA eTHtw nf bezu sboeritem 37 tSaqe 1d} 3: a ae z) Y : , ine on) > . a ‘ a . —_ 9 "nsiv6up entivagey edt eniwwb bets fit6p. ton ie We ots 3 Imus, Ase 7 o “the ‘go puA fio jor vl aaa es. A: . rad) J ‘wl ¢ >» , an : U 7 « fa 1 is a. ? e ge e ; a e = os ‘ | 7 . , | 7 1 Cay ~ : _ ; a] a : ‘