Eric A. Rickart Combined Notes 2015

Combined catalog and notes for Eric A. Rickart covering collecting activities from 2015

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GPS: Trap to : 10 Other: voceys-oS N64. O1B2Z7 WW A. Grasses: © N4 12.979 E\e, S264 B. Grasses: 9 Forbs: 44 o6@q trace & Woody plants: NOrtetcrebgtog OU Open ground:-£~ 5 7@ CWD: WOLED H+ © ae 3 ‘ Other: vosks—pe Sey 3.GPS: Tyao Zo Forbs: B— filarce, Woody plants: 4 Open ground: 5 CWD: ere Hrvoces Other: rock 40 itiiacramsdyesebed N20. or%0\ wth. S018 A. Grasses: () , Open ground: ¢, B. Grasses: O | CWD: Other: voce —10 4.GPS:Tvoo 2p. Other: eine wood, debris“, youe—7p N47, OVA Te 25 pl MUI Dob B. Grasses: |Q Forbs: Woody plants: Bp - Ariemigia “nidentarz, Woody plants: o Open ground: Open ground: re = CWD: 6 Other: rook-S5 5. GPS: Trepp 4.0 A. Grasses: trace, Forbs: © Woody plants: GO Open ground: 10 ¢ CWD: © Other y scp IN SAOITYY Rr emi ci Ele- Fen Cunenouon) Forbs: 9 CWD: tO Other: O ota. ob trtdanta ee ANN Open ground: 9 = “*kmras, CWD: 25 A. Grasses: : ene. DSU] Forbs: 5 | oy Ors: , Woody plants: ; 56 ~ kytenni Sia *viderrate, Woody plants: : 25 Brtomt ¢. tee &> B42 Forbs: +yace TiWMarce Other: voukK G— ae ANI B. Grasses: © aii ; s OW) bl WHIBNG Ax, ene, 529\ B. Grasses: trace, Forbs: trac | W ideniateVoody plants: 1>— Aviemisio. tridetadqu Open ground: \ 3 CWD: oO Other: fw wp Su Aue 10, (ouertyeat ae Percent cover average & Braun-Blanquet coverage class: Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: Other: Coverage classes: + = <1%, 1 = 1-5%, 2 = 55-25%, 3 = 25-50%, 4 = 50-75%, 5 = >75% Notes on unidentified species: “TYAD 2D- Sinus ween, Maybe ~ TWyoup So~- Cowse, Clumped Wovrney Spiny hepso.ge th Small lounches be Evidence of disturbance: We clear endience, OF distor bane General habitat description (comment on major plants/plant groups, is cover dense or sparse?, is substrate open, rocky, sandy?, is habitat overall homogeneous or hetrogeneous? if stream is present, mention stream width and flow, what is the aspect {i.e., what direction does the slope face): Spovee, Soe oro. aaa While QAQe Us0ody Shrdlo, \imsscA hopsege and Sond +rrouchbs. Wrototsor iS Substrase ouevrall is Photos on Seyrs Tobkitlotush Con oe a Sardu/cobole hemogreoos Other comments: IS Ihe predominanr : a Comera NebiS. / W mitore, PLANT SURVEY FORM Locality: wilh Trapline : oo Neth baker duAes Recorder(s): CERZ 164K) | Date: 30 Mau AIS Record percent cover for two quadrats, at each of 5 traps along the trapline. If known, note dominant species, breaking down % cover by dominants. If dominant is unknown, take a sample. Round percentages & record < 1% as trace. = Tet A. Grasses: B. Grasses: Forbs:% cate _ Woody plants: 40 | oe Open ground: 25 CWD: & _ Other: Forbs: 5 Woody plants: S aneicouod’ c bat z Open ground: CWD: ‘Other: ! (9°7. Open ground: 4o'/. Grdaserte®D CWD: Other: Other: N “> wy rlaAseywoD ke CON, 4.GPS: 34,02045N 2S /. Open ground: CWE y Wi ner B. Grasses: » ,.,.°1 : N {yh Sy eg6au Cheek yer Open ground: Ap CWD: Ie - Other 34.020 4% A = * | 4. 1294|_W 50'|. “paovan Woody plants: cw. AS" O Other: Other: d: d: eared soe cu fr ADE Oe (Mee CEI cn Je Woody plants: O thes Otter Syke Mas Rorbe: S'/, ale » Woody |\opsagg, Lo. Other: Woody plants: | (4. 124 2b. Ww hear (ass Forbs: 5 7: .*: Woody plants: (707, ores By]. ; . " CWD:- eo CWD: “FOrDS: Open peed {ASE ca Open ground: nl AVardee! A _, Ae _ Woody plants: (70 */, 5.GPS:__ Loy \ B. Grasses: Forbs: thw“ 1A, Grasses: ace 14. (2644 N pager A. Grasses: MNS: ier Chen Sark bill 40 Open ground: 94. OLOI4 NAD 2a Woooy plants: CWD: Other: . SSS50 ee ST. Grasses: Forbs: 2E/ rss Omange Gi. s: A.crasse ny Forbs: 3G Woody plants: Fo W 4.12674 91-014b60N 2cps. 3.GPS:_ ned 2 |IY. I23SY¥2UD 2 1.GP5: 39.01720 lo, cwo:1s, 12" ya psage Percent cover average & Braun-Blanquet coverage class: Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: = SARS CWD: S Other: Coverage classes: + = <1%, 1 = 1-5%, 2 = 5-25%, 3 = 25-50%, 4 = 50-75%, 5 = >75% Notes on unidentified species: Evidence of disturbance: Chet Andina . oe a General habitat description (comment on major plants/plant groups, is cover dense or sparse?, is substrate open, rocky, sandy?, is habitat overall homogeneous or hetrogeneous? if stream is present, mention stream width and flow, what is the aspect (i.e., what direction does the slope face): Alew, Live Soe 15 we eA t ta hed with Avhes. Sema vocks | rehaamas e S Atri old eae ra, Re ee C tagemtrck ls Story les Will Ss : . Ae Meee mS ieee ae aan \ Other comments: paar ~| te brustt, Nog pevbkiiess OCoaSs: Wide é Cente elovarted Ve é. Choar ene Ree bw) Stews. Cte CPruUVace, F eee Re : eee eee >. aaaaeneeeeen Tena Woockth “Batter Trapline : Bryerctow, Ua Recorder(s): RIK + Bre Date: 30 We, 2o1s ~ Record percent cover for two quadrats, at each of 5 traps along the trapline. If known, note dominant species, breaking down % cover by dominants. If dominant is unknown, take a sample. Round percentages & record < 1% as trace. 1.GPS: StUOAITAG2 pO WY .12664 PUD A. Gras ‘wre ses: cheat S Forbs: oy B. Grasses: tyze@ Forbs: Woody plants: §O sa Open ground: 4 Woody plants:S$ Sserc_ Senrely logar Open ground: CWD: CWD: Other: Other: EPS: Chast S11, 01 697 “LO. Ih 9S loc, Les SSeS oF A.Grasses: [O Wikitan re B. Grasses: Qveece Cheat Forbs: S Woody plants: 40 Say < Forbs: ee. Woody plants: $O Sart Open ground: SO serely \Qmn. low Open ground: YO ond cwo: ihe : CWD: Other: - Other: Midgt- aps t OLS FOP 5) Wi WetsSaeke e A. Grasses: 5 B. Grasses: {OC Forbs: Forbs:, Woody plants: Woody plants: $O seré Open ground: 65 cwo: | vty * 10 sd) | dA~-, Other: Open-ground: CWD: Py 4.cps:__$1.0/$29 °M a | Other: end s.cps {| O Sat NO , mer [14.11 386740 A.Grasses: LO Sp oral olos Forbs: § Woody plants: ZF wow wuod Open ground: $V sady | Oar CWD: | cat” B. Grasses: & spomb, WO Forbs: ¢ Woody plants: Open ground: ¢S Sadly )O@w CWD: SP | Other: 84. O1F SUN 14. 12 247? A. Grasses: Aino Carey 20 Trae e B. Grasses: ae Forbs: CM ah Forbs: “Woody plants: 27 3¢ Woody plants: Open ground: 60 Sond v4 Open ground: CWD: CWD: Other: Other: (3S (osr_ A \ Mile —---— Locality: ; e : : PLANT SURVEY FORM | Percent cover average & Braun-Blanquet coverage class: . Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: Other: Coverage classes: += <1%, 1=1-5%, 2 = 5-25%, 3 = 25-50%, 4 = 50-75%, 5 = >75% Notes on unidentified species: Evidence of disturbance: die heat humor trash Poea General habitat description (comment on major plants/plant groups, is cover dense or sparse?, is substrate open, rocky, sandy?, is habitat overall homogeneous or hetrogeneous? if stream is present, mention stream width and flow, what is the aspect (i.e., what direction does the slope face): B i un ns ca L e Pal pe No ] 47 y An rt But feset shass— ddar\nated 2 Wei bi) sage. With oon Guasersord, nectoe qite') Haus : 7A al ve d te es Cr ad e tn co sa altali Sandy Loe, Hike adetice ote NPS ‘Other comments: — Ta oar. > 94 hte. Stead PLANT SURVEY FORM Locality: Vinile. \ bake c Trapline: Shue CI\ISM ADS Recorder(s): MoM, ee, >» Date: 30 May 21S 6TH Record percent cover for two quadrats, at each of 5 traps along the trapline. If known, note dominant species, breaking down % cover by dominants. If dominant is unknown, take a sample. Round percentages & record < 1% as trace. 1.aPs; 34, OJ BB4'N, WH, 12991 °W B. Grasses: —— A. Grasses: Forbs: Forbs: “cece. Woody plants: Zo Se7k. Open ground: CS ely Woody plants: 30 Sage. Open ground: $$ vocky #2 CWD: “WD: iAhersj B- Other: $ cacS 7 | O \iter Other: 2.GPS:_37,61892 W144. 10F1"WO J A. Grasses: Secs. Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: FO rove CWD: § Aah e Other: aptee@ |3.6PS: 34, 18227 a bn, pee | B. Grasses: § Forbs: Woody plants: ¥O Sa5<. Open ground: \S"\ CWD: Other: \\4.\3) 06% A. Grasses: Woody plants: ¥ Open ground: 40 rey CWD: TUe . - Open ground: 4$ UY, 1d137°W {0 Fporovetes B. Grasses: Forbs: Forbs: 5 Woody plants: |0 Open ground: ko $@ GO swe CWD: (ity + VO Woody olants: GO cok»: CWD: Other: ) s.cps: STOLTSG NH, ane A. Grasses: LS 132062 B. Grasses: SO Forbs: Forbs: Woody plants: ) O Pe gree d: Lite S Si 4a ae y e t wot pas ap sage Open ground: 3S~ gruvel Other: Other: ~~ Other: 4. GPS: 34 O134F:N, CWD: Forbs: Woody plants: CWD: Other: A.Grasses: ; B. Grasses: ] Forbs: ey, prod 27 ~ Woody plants: Rae Open ground: 60 sr) EWD: Other: (din tae i‘ Scale Percent cover average & Braun-Blanquet coverage class: Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: Other: Coverage classes: + = <1%, 1 = 1-5%, 2 = 5-25%, 3 = 25-50%, 4 = 50-75%, 5 = >75% Notes on unidentified species: Evidence of disturbance: Mia nal) - Chaat, General habitat description (comment on major plants/plant groups, is cover dense or sparse?, is substrate open, rocky, sandy?, is habitat overall homogeneous or hetrogeneous? if stream is present, mention stream width and flow, what is the aspect (i.e., what direction does the slope face): apy 5 by 4 Spe Sy lL l) ab in ni de ad ct ar sh rt ce e, op sl e iv ct fe st Ca r, no —hmiaiaS— hop Sa ane y ke te pa n) re nt G0 ye Wh (t e s a k w ll ra is Sm qd ccraod yThac o ¢h OP » Sa, Other comments: n -¥ © Wo-0 308 ~ Boewsh — ¢ SS “WS -O3G$ ~ ‘ ' re ene meee ee ae ths sath : i 2803 wes Ao a RE A AS eo ee = 8 5. <r 4 PLANT SURVEY FORM Locality: \ Trapline: Wi Novrt & aKer NV Vite Recorder(s): Evie . Vvook., Mita Date: Ze vy ZIT Record percent cover for two quadrats, at each of 5 traps along the trapline. If known, note dominant species, breaking down % cover by dominants. If dominant is unknown, take a sample. Round percentages & record < 1% as trace. wor *' 1.GPS:_ 3A. ©1S6S N A. Grasses: § Ut aa Forbs: Woody plants: 7& Other: VOR 4k : Fo |2.GPS:__“" 2A.01f24 A. Grasses: (9+, Other: Nid 3.GPS: Forbs: Woody 1S | Say rer . POW a BY Te CWE. to LOUIE, ao cheat ie Corbs: *, ers Now | ac 3S Yo Vkwewn CWD: WGA. Wilow" Low - Open ground:, - _AOt5S yh 5 Steve lo Open ground: Other: er 3 Other: 1281 Wag OB Grasses \S Forbs: Woody plants: @O _ CWD: Zo Woody plants:25| Other: Forbs: YS) vhdbaceee. Grasses: 3S Engerbrvsit | CWD: GO Mts 12814 W Meo 24. SoSH Poke ml da oot) plants: . Open ground: Ae Open ground: BS +f | hit pase!‘Forbs: Ywaee. willow & Wee piecass Bo Grasses: lee Kev Heretvry oF Willow- bo"), YWWlnowh | Og Woody plants: AEH. rey Sit Other: 4.6°S:_7A.O11$8S We crs UNKnewn Open ground: 55). CWD: |o'l. plants: (go Other: @ 3S N 4.12944 Ww wvaA0z7 basa Chentasras (x), 8.Grasses: § Cent Renee cwo: tmee- Forbs: € te BY4.eiGig Open ground: AVR 40 S2.0F+ Woody plants: \¢ of willow - 7 oY, A.Grasses: {© * Willow NADIA Forbs: S Hilden Pea Open ground: CWD: 20 Tag, 2 B. Grasses: S ‘I, Woody plants: ——— adoge Zo torseYAic i224 Ww Pore -Sivevs £6 Forbs: Chétakarass CWD: Qo "SGE ie, OAS Yee Ssarott, Open ground: &p reehny mt wao27 Forbs: Woody plants: Willow CWD: W B.Grasses: G ene Open ground: AVOR IZEIS & ee oc Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: Other: 5361 Op. neat avass @p eS ane Wabbit ' Percent cover average & Braun-Blanquet coverage class: Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: ‘CWD: Other: Coverage classes: + = <1%, 1 = 1-5%, 2 = 5-25%, 3 = 25-50%, 4 = 50-75%, 5 = >75% Notes on unidentified species: Evidence of disturbance: ——— leer eerie) ery General habitat description (comment on major plants/plant groups, is cover dense or sparse?,is substrate open, rocky, sandy?,is habitat overall homogeneous or hetrogeneous? if stream is present, mention stream width and flow, what is the aspect (i.e., what direction does the slope face): Retificcad Stream channel diverhue wctor few ‘ A Dowenant® ' veq e willow (coyote 2 W005 © O52, Pog rrv3it | ie Rowe vablotvwsit. Vavievs A\kasces eaten Neakavnss., Other comments: her bacesus Or Lowi Sta O ee a, el a it eS lan, nt ean ciel sti. Site, I 5 Se lca inl Neti ly = Bae in Ee ND DLO 3905 PLANT SURVEY FORM Locality: enn, LA,SE Roker Ranch Trapline : - : Recorder(s): Gansh 1). S. eva Dat Bl Nay e: 2b tt _ sd Record percent cover for two quadrats, at each of 5 traps along the trapline. If known, note dominant species, breaking down % cover by dominants. If dominant is unknown, take a sample. Round percentages & record < 1% as trace. 1.GPS:Tyap BS A. Grasses: tye 39.01ISBZN pd SYeatéusced, iy \evus Forbs:© Woody plants: 8 Ww S180 — B Grasses: 4 VrENown annul a eneey = Zo YNenom Open ground: & wh. caso Forbs: © “Yass Woody plants: 6 ees Open ground: @x5 CWD: 0 CWD: tvace. Other: G- Cow 2. GPS: Fao pie. Other: 10 ~ cowie g yo. U ’ | ' | oa ele. Ni: SA. OVSSS Wes WS. ONIN SINS A. Grasses: sgee, SS — UNS Nowy anf Grasses: oD Forbs: tyace- untnons °S Forbs: & - UR ENowYn Woody plants: Z& ot Open ground:/¢ CWD: raloloib Woody plants: 40- “open wy wepseae & 3.GPS: Tyap “) © Other: O NN: 29). oISGHR A. Grasses: © Forbs: Io=uUnienewr CWD: & B. Grasses: jj SITY © | — Forbs:S— ontcwewn = . | Other: Ele. Ws LIN. mQety bee Woody plants: & hepsagqe Open ground: Bo a 4. GPS: =Onen ground: & CWD: Other: S~Cow pie d, Woody plants:55~ Greasetuoceds, . Open’ground: aye _" se CWD: Other: s- Cowpie A. Grasses: jy Forbs: CK 29 NI Trap \\ Own oye Anne OW * 1 B. Grasses: 2&5 O oe Un e\<e. S115 2 owy)-Sang! Forbs: Woody plants: 74) Sreasewoog Woody plants: 4+ O—¢ypacgewood Open ground: ;8 Open ground: 2&, CWD: 8, Other: O CWD:EB ». Other: S— COM pie 5GPS: A.Grasses: 30 Forbs: © . UNIENOWN ‘ aNNWal : , B Grasses: 9h, [SH Volenown Forbs: © Ele. "7 annual Woody plants: Yor Greayewrod Open ground: I& Woody plants: ip -vebbeit brush Open ground: 7o CWD: & CWD: & Other: 1) — cow Pje Other: o Percent cover average & Braun-Blanquet coverage class: Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD:. Other: Coverage classes: + = <1%, 1=1-5%, 2 = 5-25%, 3 = 25-50%, 4 = 50-75%, 5 = >75% | Notes on unidentified species: UNNowN Annual— ee ' VintetelPBab Bs Brags DN len own forte low| Aeaves—a baie as ¥ Oy a nent loiue vibes Fuze yalernate %, Evidence of disturbance: CAT in - evidence loy Cow pls, General habitat description (comment on major piants/plant groups, ¢ is cover dense or sparse?, is substrate open, rocky, sandy?, is habitat overall homogeneous or hetrogeneous? if stream is present, mention stream width and flow, what is the aspect (i.e., what direction does the slope face): Loamy Sox\ dominated rush. Onder S tory aN -UNENoN, Other comments: ly OF ONNUAl forlo. Mosty . hrcA wood ond AWasses Viorm eqenous . vabbit and 3807 PLANT SURVEY FORM Locality: “Bater Kenic Trapline : Drak « wer ditt Recorder(s);_ AL Ler Date:_2\ May Lo Record percent cover for two quadrats, at each of 5 traps along the trapline. if known, note dominant species, breaking down % cover by dominants. If dominant is unknown, take a sample. Round percentages & record < 1% as trace. Trap Yo 1. GPS: 24.015 20'N [144,04 535° B.Grasses: 45~ pase Forbs: (© A. Grasses: GS” pash~ GUss Forbs: ~rece_ Woody plants: FD Open ground: t© CWD: 2S Zo _ Other: Other: WS. 99590 %O 2. GPS: 21 ol S97°N A. Grasses: > B. Grasses; 2? Pa vec pest 5:2) Forbs: § Woody plants: L) Forbs: § Woody plants: 30 versio sMtod Open ground:22 (im oan) Open ground: cwo: 5 CWD: LS Other: Other: LY, 01632°uX | saps: ST. OLE 342 A. Grasses: G5 Forbs: ]O ~Woody plants: —. . B. Grasses: 67 pase. ForisrcpOeys Woody plants: <— DP Ba ry | at ground: ZS mn Open ground: {0 pods ({Yy. 097177 4.cps: 61.01660° YSN a ays: ee 1 709) B. Grasses: GU fas 4 x Forbs: Forbs: epg Woody plants: — Woody plants: Open ground: 5 mod Open ground: CWD: CWD: — Other: 5 B.Grasses: [QO ~ 404° h Forbs: & Woody plants: Forbs: 4766 Woody plants: | Open ground: 4 wl >" Zs WM.olbd ae A. Grasses: 4g “Un \S” Other: cope BOUIN, CWD:; Other: | Other: dia: A. (© witlwo Woody plants: willwol (oyde) Open ground: & CWD: (wd ZF 60) | Open ground: CWD: Other: DO I IE Fe I amet tie»: tel eae cansatarmsarmmamenencmems ac a a a a ae SER OR SBT eT UBAAEWIC OMIT Uf ‘3 8 ey Percent cover average & Braun-Blanquet coverage class: Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: Other: Coverage classes: + = <1%, 1 = 1-5%, 2 = 5-25%, 3 = 25-50%, 4 = 50-75%, 5 = >75% Notes on unidentified species: Evidence of disturbance: Trapline wrthin Daler larch meaty 9 ttied C cous Olondelt Coro pott<s mascd L hour befere Steistedt ) , General habitat description (comment on major plants/plant groups, is cover dense or sparse?, is substrate open, rocky, sandy?, is habitat overall homogeneous or hetrogeneous? if stream is present, mention stream width and flow, what is the aspect (i.e., what direction does the slope face): Man ma Be inpondicet Crdteei. Ure? Cwaqnne, has Other comments: wf a) a Cent paste cwr\lard ph giv» » . Gleys OP @ Cienc Crclyce cect US eee + is = need Raker “ perd's aw Weg. SO se, fJ0 ORO Ee “e7y¥Z > O3¥2 WO dEY Later oss 2 sl 2 L ANT SURVEY FORM Locality: Pads Bale mie Trapline : toa Dry erin Recorder(s) War ~ Date: 5S | May eS, Brel, Record percent cover for two quadrats, at each of 5 traps along the trapline. If known, note dominan¢ species, breaking down % cover by dominants. If dominant is unknown, take a sample. Round percentages & record < 1% as trace. Tap #40 1.6Ps:_ N 39, 015195" A.Grasses;) Forbs: We WAH. 09639° 20 o Oe ref aaa > CWD: Other: 30 Other: Dea es J 2.Gps:N 34. o+S 83 A. Grasses: ae ZO 51 95 fr B. Grasses: Rican abt Open ground: BA Brak 66 JO s Woody plants: <b Open ground: CWD: CWD: Other: Other: 34 : ofS 97 FS A. Grasses: i> Baas LANs wr Woody plants: #0 Open ground: R, Brome Hoe, CWD: 4 Tenfla!2s, 4 34. 01 564° _|A. Grasses: 5 Forbs: b+ de) at Woody plants: 35 Open ground: Rose & WHY. 24727° Other: othel >i Forbs: Woody plants: oo) Open ground: 5 5 R. be slog Ft ‘B. Grasses: O (+5'Ary) Forbs: Woody plants: Jo Res? Open ground: 2D" _CWD: A. Grasses: Ae-glys S19 5 E+ - Open ground:. S.3 CWD:;..., Other: CWD:. 349.0163" : Woody plants: 90 } RB + Rose (6 Forbs:: B. Other: OBETS B. Grasses: Forbs: 74s. ces. N at Forbs: Woody stan @ is, Ww 4,09 678° Forbs: Vrup_ S. 20. GPS) S94 fe ele B. Grasses: FO Forbs: tae Woody plants: 20 Open ground: JO Woody plants: Uallars 60 Open ground: a W_ IIH. 04740" $179 &* B. Grasses:9 Sader 40 Rost Forbs: Woody plants: S Rwst Open ground: 5” CWD: CWD: Other: Other: Percent cover average & Braun-Blanquet.coverage class: * ° Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: Other: Coverage classes: + = <1%, 1 = 1-5%, 2 = 5-25%, 3 = 25-50%, 4 = 50-75%, 5 = >75% Notes on unidentified species: peers, Cer ls UN idon bhlA Evidence of disturbance: howurl x arn Cine gid bra pliva | St qlong margin o& erasion Qally ~ edu i a ™~ eee <=> =~ General habitat description (comment on major plants/plant groups, is cover dense or sparse?, is substrate open, rocky, sandy?, is habitat overall homogeneous or hetrogeneous? if stream is present, mention stream width and flow, what is the aspect (i.e., what direction does the siope face): prerk wild wtt, aUuk nearby Sh rubs Lemanel ghain erro ? ef Seebye grass made Uxpune samc wile Bema Ge hs, (leap bead oat Semel 0) reeseend i taae tad agate no on dn is [peaks ww Other comments: freak locally nw Baler Cle. acigien! a onl thee - — ea SURVEY FORM Locality: _| Trapline : Dag? Shuang Recorder(s) Si + Beles Date: By May CS Record percent cover for two quadrats, at each of 5 traps along the trapline. If known, note dominant species, breaking down % cover by dominants. If dominant is unknown, take a sample. Round percentages & record < 1% as trace. wo ! A.Grasses: 10 B. Grasses: Woody plants: Dag & R.B, Open ground: UO ry)5p ae FO Woody plants: S' Open ground: YO CWO Other: Jo CWD: Other: 34 O\b1b Wy, A. Grasses: | Forbs: Woody plants: us Open ground: CWD: LY, D4SéS ae ee HG D443 | A.B. $5~ Trnis'Gs. 3LOlG3S°N, 114. 07584 A. Grasses: | : Woody plants: 65 Open ground: roe [0 ¢¢ Other: S165 . / Pe . Open ground: SO see say ye CWD: 25 e | Other: LM: oq6ll | Se ha" a aes sym ae SGT! B. Grasses: hoveg © . Forbs;: Woody plants: gS “Sag? Open ground: — tret re CWD: Other: @® Weta! 3401668 ; Woody plants: SB a $4. 01661 Open ground: ek POR OG a 7 A. Grasses:’ Forbs: =). Woody plants: S perk Soy ty BR then o Other: 104. ogs2u? A. Grasses: cyt acne Forbs: > ( oA ) Woody plants: R.B.x Hy tS Open ground: 26 CWD: Other: bo 5 16% B. Grasses: Forbs: CWD: oS Open ground: CWDS 6 Ana ors: 2f B.Grasses: > (tues Lents aT __ Forbs: Woody plants: 3.5 SKK, RS. Other: cwo: 30 Forbs: toner Forbs: a $162 AisatsBah gees ert N HW40qsz2w ( “HP os, 34.0164 S166 | B. Grasses: — Forbs: twee Woody plants: 25 RB Open ground: F§° CWD: Other: oe mw % A *¢ ; reas a toe ty ies iy Mae Z ifs se oea a Percent cover average & Braun-Blanquet coverage class: Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: Other: Coverage classes: + = <1%, mee = sae a 1 = 1-5%, 2 = 55-25%, 3 = 25-50%, 4 = 50-75%, 5 = >75% ee mt ae caer wee Notes on unidentified species: One untdatHhted Evidence of disturbance: No¢ ex Eta $ive but dlre ely Tre IS Sth. | keeys sn larye f(b. es ad turh ance adjacent @a leay to diet cultvated Four» ne : iA Carte Caen Sagelgh (Gad, ACES Fretd. Wire onk Fane brush me eet cmree rer of Sdvip fence Ohh an West ; ’ & LE ES A LT EA RL EA I Re General habitat description (comment on major plants/plant groups, is cover dense or sparse?, is substrate open, rocky, sandy?, is habitat overall homogeneous or hetrogeneous? if stream is preset, mention stream width and flow, what is the aspect (i.e., what direction does the slope face): Habitat dow inated by talobrf brash Geaceal . Mort, r Other comments: | | | | bs wee Seadn betwee sheubs, bat Sagebrush fabtat. y aggarrently Habitat Glasses wit. some h2mege neds Ung raved ydlowing ba re Sagebrm aot does ahey 14 4 include Cipewithna’. dh a)re aarcror AZo ft) strep Some Sage bres ‘s aut some geared — grrmad ty hrat& of ’ ote percaatal arees of Vals s,4e : PLANT SURVEY FORM Locality: Wule Trapline : (C deetL Cony pt Wey ,Une— Meader? Recorder(s): (CS¢ + Mt Date: 23 as Record percent cover for two quadrats, at each of 5 traps along the trapline. If known, note dominant species, breaking down % cover by dominants. If dominant is unknown, take a sample. Round percentages & record < 1% as trace. Aawit 3 1. GPS: 96.1631] Q . A. Grasses:JO ae Forbs: Uo - * vhragelvs e : Woody plants:— Open ground: — CWD: 30 Willwhandy, Other: 2.6ps;_ # (72 A. Grasses: foles . 2418! (vibg ¥ pew ides OS B. Grasses: 5 Forbs: ¢ yar iho CWD: 30 Io mee. (NY. 23272" zz adi Woody plants: Open ground: 3. GPS Woody piants: 27 | Open ground: — CWD: _ Other: bi Vou 4 Sovr Forbs: Other: B. Grasses: 4 Forbs: %® sucrat peat th isthe 3%-T18D2W*W°pP Co” S4zy" [14.2336] ow v Weody plants: tw Osen Ground: —_ CWD: YO WFe— flops Other: __ | 114.2373WwW 3%. 19S A. Grasses: $<4yy 4+5~ | Forbs: 25— Pett rualecy Woody sacks = Open ground: — CwD: — Other: — nie | Forbs: TO quedt CWD: Other: — N14 V why asen"\ Other: saps: 60, 76 B10" N Open ground: CWD: — Other: 40“ — Tg! y 1 2x B. Grasses: aS dy Forbs: |$ wocbell Woody plants: — Open ground: — cwb: Lee 7304! 231917 4.23240" A.Grasses: HO Wild Ye, LO A ‘4 Coa Woody piants: : B. Grasses: [f (Cushy 4 sone je Forbs: AO Orchid Ape A Woody piants: — Open ground: CWD:1T pt Other: Epa pr Forbs: FO orchid ¢ Sve Forbs: per Open around: __ A. Grasses: 30 Ure +t Some Gee 94 Open ground: CWD: — J S” wkGe B. Grasses: Woody plants: F case acre. 60, 134 4 W oody plants ee 70 Other: - 1 qty) Set” Sti.Ca te a I ee I Le ae (andl tt eae St ue mk NT OF EE I a On I ie Af Fo 4 a Se 5 ee Ot Se Pelee sa er ae a nn Percent cover average & Braun-Blanquet coverage class: Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: Other: Coverage classes: + = <1%, 1=1-5%, 2 = 5-25%, 3 = 25-50%, 4 = 50-75%, 5 = >75% Notes on unidentified species: Evidence of disturbance: Cheat on edy act thao General habitat description (comment on major plants/plant groups, is cover dense or sparse?, is substrate open, rocky, sandy?, is habitat overall homogeneous or hetrogeneous? if stream is present, mention stream width and flow, what is the aspect (i.e., what direction does the slope face): Seey is ut Niahwo. 1 willy afon Ren NAP AOUIE Es ne LL. wantey Leer) seed peo) wi 2k, vere, , elk Ase IV Se. oh ~ sede, Lol Ai ene — Other ahh pros Cwm dat SW ygE W 7 “hac mi Coy t ee a Sc ac ci aa Maree a as PLANT SURVEY FORM Locality: Balke NV: Creek Canna conn A Trapline: rp aci\aa Recorder(s): Brooks ae \yre A. Kelle sSrvan Hic“ fin Date: “et July 25 Record percent cover for two quadrats, at each of 5 traps along the trapline. If known, note dominant species, breaking down % cover by dominants. If dominant is unknown, take a sample. Round percentages & record < 1% as trace. GPS: 38-8867N A. Grasses: @ O [14 23674” Wy “Timothy Unk. Goss, ai ye Woody plants: A Open ground: oe CWD: Other: Tap? 2.0 — jy4, im Forbs:S0Qlubell, Glambint, Guisctua® Woody plants:50 Rubus Open ground: O —— V**TI “NN YO Blucgensy, Papel) Sgunrthe a Theat, Ubu Ly“it Forbs: 4 lo-RLG rs A. Grasses: § Shas Forbs: 5 Wky folby*#2+4 Woody plants20 Asptn, wi Uo Open ground: 40 cwo: 12 Other: Reck wn. droits 5. GPS: 38 APTLY 9 €+ ) Woody plants: © Open ground: \NATER So CWD: lO saqit shcles in creek Other: Open narros lent edited edd FR? Forbs: 8 | | B. Grasses: l& — Carrd& —tike &) Woody plants:2p Aspe, hoe Open ground: $e- $e’ 4 pleats (itter CWD: [oo Sma Bran ded Overs ty $44 AS A wi 2415 by wu M2a4es sy B. Grasses: 7O Timithy bhresnad Forbs: 25 We. F245 or sh Woody plats: ” Tee Open ground: S CWD: Aspen. are: yeety 7446 B. Grasses: 6 es — Forbs: 4p Unk- foro? Bedrions sma 3? eetinmwsn (Other: . Grasses: JO TinsthyPon 6p Forbs: 10 Ordarh (Min§ > Woody plants: 0 Open ground: © Other: [1.23527 OW 4.GPS:_ 38.488 7ROn Other: Dy Gacifer Ny. 735972 eH Woody plants:© Open ground: CWO: 5 $m branhy Cottumyes depen eve(ghry Other: CWD: | CWD: © A.Grasses: 5 Blacgro4d ie ee, Forbs: FO “sw WA ee spe Open ground: +®~“pau + larye flock O 3.GPS: 38. Wn Woody Nea Other: Coyse £1) willow over story X11 5 A averse ry ces A. Grasses: 7] race? Blucynet CWD: Dandelton yew a Yanan} CWD: oa Other: Aspen 38,1888 7°N 7414 wont Ti mdty Woody plants: jp Open ground: 6 o oops Jo Forbs: 20 Forbs: Zo- Zgwis otum, Vicla a Other: ee watt Ceree © Atom r orwsttva, 7 Percent cover average & Braun-Blanquet coverage class: Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: Other: Coverage classes: + = <1%, 1 = 1-5%, 2 = 5-25%, 3 = 25-50%, 4 = 50-75%, 5 = >75% Notes on unidentified species: Wak. 974535 | — Unk fer oe Lt u- > * balls Tsp 17 Tray 25 ~~ Vinpy, Bab, fe Cte nunca Ak tenp 25 Gm Tal, shed gal leant Evidence of disturbance: A Couple washer IS et BOwn spankled y-< to Bevera se frre fan throng owt, of te Sonfh mewn CANS oe te ote aetna. Pa vis prelab Vorn-nate taal |s5 Cam Wap leen ~ ey abut parounel [odydy Yu nd abort remem General habitat description (comment on major plants/plant groups, is cover dense or sparse?, is substrate open, rocky, sandy?,is habitat overall hornogeneous or hetrogenecus? if stream is present, mention stream width and flow, what is the aspect {i.e.,, what direction does the slope face): Cottiniwed oF forest ipa laa Ny, % urderstery, grassy Ana ’ figok plain fs creek ey a a ha) across Aa locatcA — ‘aloon} herbacesrs biaks Cree Bakes Tra gline lush with areas kT In ® dere fall, eile A Sper and ae i, vy G y nd vo se ar co of s tat , te wa l! aw Br me So | places, Channel tbe wt Henge’ Re ‘seupt spss ad Libis, Several ed gm ng co ib Cr te Ba HF h Bas , n ra md do y l l Ca erWre The o€ Flo. Pini [ikely tis MD AFI an siAe ee ek |S te le*s ryvgly fin. Wiel — She pod dist ha the Park- Lap accredit aldie . ‘Other comments: Dud Bok Out tap\ Ia a ix<fs. ie cone PLANT SURVEY FORM C.G. Locality: Baler Cove oie Trapline:___Ga@vqe { Pinyvor Recorder(s): __ EA RQ Date: Record percent cover for two quadrats, at each of 5 traps along the trapline. If known, note dominant species, breaking down % cover by dominants. If dominant is unknown, take a sample. Round percentages & record < 1% as trace. (NR027) Trap | col” 38.98 703°N._(14.23563°W A. Grasses: bap . ye B. Grasses: Foros: 20 Woody piants: 2O Open ground: —— CWD: CWD: Other: couk. 2 A. Grasses: Forbs: | a Forbs: (Sg?) s | a ‘ Woody plan Open ground: Other: Of crs . 5- parina| Weody plants: 20) Seg ?! y Open ground: Overs 4@ | B. Grassese fo te Forbs: | | »** hyn = eo 38° 20 Aa th Porbss: |: aA x Woody plants: 1¢ + Woody plants: 30.-, Open grcund: 10 CWDS Other: » $ “ 6 ., dbS6 rooO» és piants: Oo cWwD: _— Me Other vy _qs9s" Ns. cps:_! 3S.48648"K | 4, 223620 A. Grasses: Forbs: 0 io Woody plants: (oO Open ground: & cwo: §S~ Other: 7 B. Grasses: 7. Tn a 7 \Y Ws ee" 54 , Open ground: "eo: sy) | 3 Otay Forbs: “Woody Fe HO rock ' Ba Grasses: uN Open ground: 30 cw: F760 £.O 38. 18600N,_ 14. 23624 'w A. Grasses: , [oO 18556 "N{1M62358)u) A. Grasses: CWD: £585 Other: rocks. 20 rotk Forbs: ; CWD: —— freP |3. cps. 4O B Grates 2" 25 Other: rouk LY, 23576 ‘Ud Open ground: ~ 2O CWD: ——~ Other: Woody plants: Jo 25 20 Forbs: Woody piants:30 Open ground: =, “2 |2.ps:___8,948632 "N, Ep F522 / ee ed jee Woody plants: g 0 Openground: ~— eee CWD: © Other: —_— 3e18 Percent cover average & Braun-Blanquet coverage-class:,.~. . Grasses: | : : Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: ae | | CWD: Other: Coverage classes: + = <1%, 1 = 1-5%, 2 = 5-25%, 3 = 25-50%, 4 = 50-75%, 5 = >75% Notes on unidentified species: Evidence of disturbance: General habitat description (comment on major plartts/plant groups, is cover dense or sparse?, is substrate open, rocky, sandy?, is habitat overall homogeneous — | or hetrogeneous? if stream is present, mention stream width-and flow; what is the aspect (i.e, what direction does the slope face): | iso cd falas. fi Us w lhe Saye aX brush aur » Seated piayon, pine Usrody we lants 1:ncluds Show banry (\2) Oilam GQrape sete ‘fld), (idle stake Lupine , i atbrewh many Gansse s Other comments:_ bibid Under — phe a fro — naive nan eh _ (EAR as per, or bs pe & lakes Pru bunel ob s< rw: ce ee su) Camera) 4 | i ee | SURVEY FORM pocalty | het ey “ ea S aold e OF : ] : Trapline:_QV0NES ab Ale F Recorder(s): SLR, At . Mea dfs |e Date: 23 Avg zooS” Jess Cee pi Record percent cover for two quadrats, at each of 5 traps along the trapline. If known, note dominant species, breaking down % cover by dominants. If dominant is unknown, take a sample. Round percentages & record < 1% as trace. Wap l — £ d8e. min} |1eps: N-34 0231 | Wid? [9355 A. Grasses: B. Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: Other: 100 ‘/ 4n1Us Wee o fo 432! elev ser |2.cps: v 34°. 210" A. Grasses: min) Other: Wi4./93S2" | |°O.A% talus 10 9¢6' eley B. Grasses: Forbs: 29% AM 0SS/aaucterd /qvass Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: | Forbs: FH % Came Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: Other: +97 talin (Dec. deyrs) Other 2OY tatu , 7 3.GPS: PLAOOSYHON 1432253w 10,944 elev a " q \|A. Grasses: B. Grasses: Forbs: Fo/. Mus lavas [Mosces Forbs: Woody plants: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: Open ground: CWD: Other: 20% : talus 4.cPs: N34 00.\44 dee min) B. Grasses: Woody plants: Open ground: | 9 /, CWD: CWD: “Wuctewds, Anosces Other: 30 7, talus 5.aPs; N 397 90.(41 fet : a Wit’ A. Grasses: vy mY lO AGT! ey Forbs: Hu 7% fy UStaids, MeCRs Woody plants: Open ground: Forbs: (a “/. § has “Ame Other: You taly & w H4°\4, 2eo" A. Grasses: (0 4 Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: loo % Wider HiKed Other: (ace faius | Other: (0). pours f talus 19,3844" 19,495) . B. Grasses: ionker Forbs: tra Oe. Woody plants: Open ground:. CWD: 207. Pt Conecs CMEKS Other: to 7, dalus © aes cee = , eee Fe & NED CWD: Other: Coverage classes: + = <1%, 1 = 1-5%, 2 = 5-25%, 3 = 25-50%, 4 = 50-75%, 5 = >75% Notes on unidentified species: Evidence of disturbance: General habitat description (comment on major plants/plant groups, is cover dense or sparse?, is substrate open, rocky, sandy?, is habitat overall homogeneous or hetrogeneous? if stream is present, mention stream width and flow, what is the aspect (i.e., what direction does the slope face): 4 Gil i . 7 a’. + DO WhAdew, * aad i ( , A A f? rt rt ¢. ij m Ni ake | t of i ( \ Ae CO eg m aber ra is f fx “4 et f ° ge ¢ er : Fog ; 4 AP ; PES. a x Mea desvy we. hid ‘4 ett & ~ Other comments: Tie L aye Ping l f’ ¢ aie ? Copies wicatdfad : Qumaye cb wat . wheeiGy CAge " f Shep Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: m e Fs ie Grasses: Set Ns a Percent cover average & Braun-Blanquet coverage class: OR. ge ge ae o* e { hy Reggie Rn 1 oss f : kd <} wea” 4, RO ts A 5 ne | EE i ees PLANT SURVEY FORM Vac , While ve a telat C ie, IC Locality: Wh G0 | eea R Py p County, NV" Recorder(s): rit Date: TE AVA LOG loci Xe Secs ere Record percent cover for two quadrats, at each of 5 traps along the trapline. lf known, note dominant species, breaking down % cover by dominants. If dominant is unknown, take a sample. Round percentages & record < 1% as trace. 1.qps; N 24° go. LQre min) cornth wi 4. \F.0T 9 ey}! A. Grasses: B. Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: Lhe /1, lake Open ground: Fords: Woody plants: 46 7 awl is F Sficky raulst yc! 44 Open ground: CWD: | 0 7, Other: Go, tal UC ge Ad Hy ther: Ww [up IS/ B. Grasses: Forbs: Forbs: Woody plants: |5/, Ch Mey robb ib Weody plants: Open ground: | CWD: Open Ground: CWD: a as ti | wah a : W523 15°. 9 | eel, (OZ LUIS ee ) Tene rnecainele . Grasses: ii yh [0,436 " 3 Other: Ab /, Dre La hue, bo i. 3.GPS: B41, 003 93'n 0,449’ tlely B. Grasses: Forbs: | Woody plants: 45 / Chee Open jo 14.1 200 A. Grasses: Qoy fu me CWD: 37 9.Gps: \) 3 4° HD. Other: 10 42 Cotes ve tole+haxiWoody plants: kn J ground: Fords: * Open ig 4 Malla ror Se around: Spr a ee. CWD: CWD: Other: IGA Vocks, lov./. M065] any Stawae Other: auras]5s Averards GPS N 24.00.2020" wi4e14.24 yeeA US rg {Oe Mw) A. Grasses: Forbs: | 3 Woody plants: Coen ground: 30), CWD: Other: Yo # talus, CWD: in 1O% idee] uv stacd wit {9-4O)" A. Grasses: Ap PaULTR TA 0 weSov Sabha LY Ran RTEERN bala € if AO y, WOSECS | BO/ tabs 10,9¢0! B. Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: 3 0’ Open ground: CWD: Other: 30/4 f hier B. Grasses: Trace, Forbs: Woody plants: 50/ vablat wiv s Open ground: 5.GPs:. 34.00 208? wi wonifor MusTHd , YOLT@lve Fors: Woody plants: Onen ground: CWD: Other: to}, Wustwd. 40‘7ta lus CWD: Other: Coverage classes: += <1%, 1 = 1-5%, 2 = 5-25%, 3 = 25-50%, 4 = 50-75%, 5 = >75% Notes on unidentified species: Evidence of disturbance: . z my ay Ae if t ae 1 Ne } o , by iy Lf er oe OF pho NV ty; » Prana \ , TEV wg e YHOU Fe a af tee \ t OM (4 RA pare igeehg a ; | | A 3 eds > wae in “TY ass Cle bat Math Oe OF: f OA fit wed . 1 @ Pr 45% 3 ie b Piso PS 2 he , FF shaw A Jehan Mba FM gotten” — 8 2 r ia General habitat dense or sparse?, or hetrogeneous? aspect (i.e, what Lin j a A?rh description (comment on major plants/plant groups, is cover is substrate open, rocky, sandy?, is habitat overall homogeneous if stream is present, mention stream width and flow, what is the direction does the slope ene? ae ee xos Vw 7 Ky yy £ : , 4 Lon foA, 4 vi ‘ ANA 1, em TTFan. : i \ . a Other comments:_ : aah . e e rhea = £5, OY Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: oe —— SERENE B Was OMSLYL a Rs eh Grasses: 3 TE TSR NE Percent cover average & Braun-Blanquet coverage class: PLANT SURVEY FORM t' 4 i $a Locality: Ii Reiby Pea Soddi¢ Great avk whywre Dine Cou OT bac NY y - nA :¥ ; i a vt 2 i : 5 2 ; ( i basin | | ‘Fy : Nahone| ti f i ; q rie we fae Trapline : S LR Shevman Sada te, Tvees line ne ie Recorder(s): SLL Rs FUSS ce Oe Na of pe (>) papa 2AHil Date; 44 AV . Mt Record percent cover for two quadrats, at each of 5 traps along the trapline. If known, note dominant species, breaking down % cover by dominants. If dominant is unknown, take a sample. Round percentages & record < 1% as trace. { Dw. 34, 007523 1.GPS;_N : \ WwW A. Grasses: Other: @ ’ NY IAHO © ‘ §O, 44 ' ejey B. Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: —Open ground: CWD: min | Go’. Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: tend Uindtr, confer... CWD: 40 ‘7, (Dre. min) Other: |O % VoCres 2,.GPs: N 34° 00,259" A. Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: \00/ Open ground: CWD: Other: 3.GPs:_| 34, OO4O7 wy \i4 19,430' Con few (ees NN B. Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: eyes ter: 4, 3USIS © A. Grasses: Jo AIA! hee loo /. (onifeg— ; 10, 425 lew B. Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: [D0/ widgw toner cn Chicks CWD! (00% carne Other: ‘ Pine Lovee, Other: 4.GPS: [NJ a 00.142) A. Grasses: We 4. Yay Forbs: Forbs: Woody plants: 10%. (tw) Pow’ Open ground: Lig’ { rock open) Woody plants: Open ground: Other: sicg cs) pinckove s.ops; N74, 00,229! 2q' A. Grasses: _ Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: |907 Other: (0,424 Cley ere OA 7 Bileyacten CWD: BO/. Tro p UO w ~ 37m! CWD: Other: [004 rodeu Pavenet We fit? 19. 460: (0 932! efew . De mip Ps B. Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: \00 Other: aed dhcee eden ch — Le Fae an anata _ a ce elite ct a ERB se Percent cover average & Braun-Blanquet coverage class: Grasses: Forbs: Woody plants: Open ground: CWD: Other: 1= 1-5%, 2 = 5-25%, 3 = 25-50%, 4 = 50-75%, 5 = >75% Coverage classes: + = <1%, Notes on unidentified species: Evidence of disturbance: gen we Tad y bY Ae t ne : 8: 4 Worn : bed sis ae 4 Bi sh Ve . Se , ’ as ty fl iA ce ey oe ¢: eS > x at Re the & wqaevit gi of br : a eae Leis FR 4d a* a = “Po | pe \ 1 grey, em y aS ‘ EE } RY se we { (Ae Vie q Beat ROP ME ba } ao ~~ Genera! habitat description (comment on major plants/plant groups, is cover dense or sparse?, is substrate open, rocky, sandy?, is habitat overall homogeneous or hetrogeneous? if stream is present, mention stream ee and flow, what is the aspect (i.e., what oe does the slope face): V0.’ SOOCCe Ohi z es \ () { * \ \ ri ¢ @ ; aut 5 . alas oe i gt eg &.£. ee Ve oe 1 jo Sak : 1 } ig! ' ri age ‘ | f Ky a 4 fe Va bs t. ( iv.<i v ; i \ ee é 3 hey Sed 4 * 4 * & 0 ) - ragys. Tue « a a % i a gee, i os. 4 Om eet alin ish, Sree adits ty mariana ain a aa >a: ncrca ttle oF L Gy % Ws {* 8 \ & €) 4 | ‘ eres ' we Ee | ® i Y rae 28 4 “" t} % Other comments: i i % wher é é ¢ Kei rt Woe yf AS Me Me) : j ‘ J Prete N i - i 5 a’ yore, : r a Collected} " Fi t r ' : 3 r a 7 ‘ b} i f ° t i ‘s , Released Pnak AY OWivty | Locality Summary: Bes | 2 opt Sia J SDA J wine PEO — Ne . peat —< he eke oe ae 2 ax rege SR oe pe 18 oe a a ee a Ti ae siejoy Ayeq | pasvoias siIpWIUY eee a : fr | p9}98]{09 suewuioeds {424 = Omnrnt J my) | | oweu.saiseds wa \\rtiw SV. , Se ee ABR el < nw a a a WP eS RM Mm Ee a a a i : ie Ba : EB : . phot] ei, aoe : & - Pee + Recent pot | ea eae ft oe Collected 625 #4, eG bn Moka ie Colo by Le meat: i771 — Locality Summary: (Wes &y ) Seah 110.996 32°W) I HO.SISY4YTN, eet . a — Ne ~~ | e cn 4 a | : ree ef r po | eed ee t a oe ae: a Roe arp oh te ee Ae - : | - z 7 ee | eee sr ee e | aA PSIDS[Oo SUSLUIASdS | peseejal sIBLuILy i en ae | — ceae io ee 3 eee Riese eulRu seigads 40.6%1262N H0,.91664°W (WEES &4) 2 Pye § er Crrpile ic eo Locality Summary: (Cas le Total Released Collected e r ar ee ge! Toke oo AE ok os > Oe SI SS i eee ee SsBs. SO eat fm ee a Ee | pasvaias SIBWIUYy | pozosjjoo sueunseds ee ae ner . i me SueU.seiseds | Total : so oN map) os | Seer ae a vices AS ia AS SS Si oe << een B I ' Sears, oN po os AN x me ee 7 by > 24| a Teta 5 oe < pak orm 4 |} KY (WE HO.UFSIW LS, 638 2L6°N| Released} Coll ected sjejos Ayieq PSSBalel SIEUNLY eS VyW ssiseds W "as sae HSslIsyjoo susiuiseds Sule cadet rg laue te co Os Me tm ee A Li a an Ct Sah 7S Sue es ; ba k_ ~~ owl Clas Cm! Locality Summary: Total Released Collected ox oS foe er ‘\ on ee NTIS ENE yo eee o o 2 Se neem se OS x Ne a ed ww) . ‘d 4 PORS]jOs sueuuIseds b | ws WN eee ea tele ee ) Fo 1 ee Locality Summary: Collected: J os i “ me ay re A PP a = a by pe 2 ee Veale | ey 73 ae “op pti = x Ne eA fe = ro ae pea T eh ae a SOS nO "| peseares 7 PP ae sueulseds a . Uf ee eee LL bl rie in 2 \ ip gee et ae aN oueu.salseds ones Ne ee aN ee > \ . \ « 5 1 Y N \ 7 | ; \ aS ~ — oe ~ peo ee a ~ i j i ' > <A a ae Ne ame <— DN NS s heats “~< wo. - oo oe ote +S — _ es er Sadtians i | ( ? 5 ot iS oN “WA “Si! sjejos Apeq ATT ee Vinyval FRR Sule ssigseds d i pesealalsmUUY | PSIae}joo susutoeds ‘, > SPE ‘\ a AA > < omen) NOR AO RG A |coerce ati rn Oe" ES BONY OT: LPT LES ETE | IL AP” SLIP ‘ r me pinky dere emexmrcrs weer’ eS we | ocality Summary: Total Released} Collected