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Show A = Abundant C = Common U = Uncommon Ca = Casual or Rare R = Permanent Resident S = Summer Only W = Winter Only M = Migrant- Transient Hish Altitude Streams and Reservoirs a. Rock Creek b. Upper Duchesne River c. Currant Creek Strawberry Valley a. Strawberry Res. Jordanelle Diamond- Spani sh Utah Valley a. Utah Lake b. Mona Res. c. Jordan R Fk. High Altitude Streams- Reservoirs Strawberry Valley Jordanelle Diamond Fork Spanish Fork Utah Valley Lakes- Reservoirs Open Shores Marshlands Meadows Streams Streamside Woods Thickets Mt. Brushlands Desert Brushlands Sage - Grasslands CO p O U o 4- 1 8 M 4. o d • 3 *• 04 C i H- CO < H P M- l dl • H P I- I CO U < Conifer Forests Long- tailed Vole Microtus longicaudus CR CR CR X X Water Vole Microtus richardsoni UR UR UR X X X X X Sagebrush Vole Lagurus curtatus UR UR X X Muskrat Onadtra zibethicus UR CR UR UR CR X X X X Norway Rat * Rattus norvegicus CR Vagrant Shrew Sorex vagrans CR CR CR CR CR X X X X X X X Water Shrew Sorex palustris CR CR CR CR UR X X Myotis Bats Myotis ( several species) ** CS CS CS CS CS Hoary Bat Nycteris cinereus US US us US X X Townsend's Big- eared Bat ** Plecotus townsendii CS CS CS CS CS Free- tailed Bat*" Tadarida brasiliensis CS Pika Ochotona princeps CR CR X Nuttall's Cottontail Sylvilagus nuttallii CR CR CR CR CR X X Desert Cottontail Sylvilagus audubonii CR X X Snoeshow Rabbit Lepus americanus CR CR CR X X White- tailed Jack Rabbit Lepus townsendii CR CR CR X X Black- tailed Jack Rabbit Lepus californicus CR X * Confined mostly to cities, towns and environs ** These bats live by day in caves, mines or buildings and feed on the wing at night usually near water. A- 104 |
