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Sparrows
During migration, however, they can be found in woodlands, weedy and brushy areas. Grasshopper sparrows can be identified by the yellowish patch above the eye and another one ... the secretive LeConte's sparrow can be difficult. It lives in marshy or wet grassy areas. When flushed, it often disappears quickly back into the grass, making observation frustrating. Lincoln's ...
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ASM | Mammals of Illinois
Common in woodlands, forest edges, savannas, and brushy areas. PRIMATES Hominidae Human / Modern Man Homo sapiens common statewide RODENTIA Sciuridae Southern ... occurs in areas with dense vegetation. N. magister is possibly confined to areas with rocky outcrops, crevices, caves, and boulder fields, but also may occupy woodlands and brushy areas. Golden ...
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ASM | Mammals of Illinois
Illinois, but prefer wooded or brushy areas Deer mouse Peromyscus maniculatus uncommon statewide 251(A), 1175 occur in prairie or grassland ... hibernation Eastern chipmunk Tamias striatus common statewide 110, 259(AB) 168 live in wooded areas or those with much underbrush; internal cheek pouches Red squirrel Tamiasciurus hudsonicus uncommon ...
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NMPIF Forests 4
NM (B. Howe pers ... grasses and forbs. Grazing at higher elevations often occurs along riparian areas. The exclusion of cattle from these highly vulnerable areas in the mountains needs to be encouraged (H. Schwartz pers. ...
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Ticks and Tick-borne Diseases in Washington State
They live in heavily-forested or dense brushy areas, but not open areas. Preferred hosts for immature ticks are birds and small ... When working, camping, or walking in a tick habitat - wooded, brushy, or grassy places - a few simple precautions can reduce your ... regular basis for signs of rodent activity. Eliminate rodent nesting areas from your cabin. Use food and waste-handling practices ...
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Bewick's Wren - WDNR
Habitat: Bewick's Wrens nest in thickets, brushy areas, and hedgerows in rural lands. Food Habits: Consume a variety of insects and spiders. ... management of early successional communities, primarily open scrub woodland, which provides ideal habitat. Open areas can be managed with prescribed burns. Information compiled from publication ER-091. Last Revised: ...
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Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center
Deer numbers generally are increasing, especially near agricultural and residential areas. If populations grow too much ...
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Hinterland Who's Who - Woodchuck
Habitat and habits Back to top Woodchucks prefer open areas such as fields, clearings, open forests, and rocky slopes. They generally dig their burrows in areas where luxuriant grasses and other short-growing plants provide ... areas. Summer burrows are often in the middle of pastures and meadows, and the animals will have a denning burrow, used only in the winter, in woody or brushy areas ...
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FM 21-76 Appendix D
Description: Large, brown, bulky spiders. Aggressive when disturbed. Habitat: Woods, jungles, and brushy areas. Web has a funnellike opening. Distribution: Australia. (Other nonvenemous species worldwide.) ... brown, black, reddish, hairy spiders. Large fangs inflict painful bite. Habitat: Desert areas, tropics. Distribution: Americas, southern Europe. Widow spider Latrodectus species Description: ...
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White-footed deer mouse, Peromyscus maniculatus,control and management
It is sometimes found in open areas. The other species of Peromyscus have somewhat more specialized habitat ... for Disease Control (CDC) Hotline for current recommendations when handling rodents or cleaning areas previously infested. Frightening There are no methods known for successfully keeping white-footed ...
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