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Mammal
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Resource
Forest Type
Category
WHIP-POOR-WILL
The whip-poor-will (Caprimulgus vociferous) is fairly common in local areas. It prefers dry open woodlands or early successional forests often…
Aspen/Birch
,
Aspen
,
Paper Birch
,
Northern Hardwoods
,
Beech
,
Sugar Maple
,
Sugar Maple-Beech-Yellow Birch
,
Yellow Birch
,
Oak-Pine
,
Eastern White Pine
,
Northern Red Oak
,
Pine-Oak-Maple
Bird
TRI-COLORED BAT
The tri-colored bat (Perimyotis subflavus) is an uncommon species that occurs in BCR 14. It hibernates in caves or mines and has been severely…
Aspen/Birch
,
Aspen
,
Paper Birch
,
Hemlock
,
Non-Forest
,
Palustrine
,
Upland
,
Northern Hardwoods
,
Beech
,
Sugar Maple
,
Sugar Maple-Beech-Yellow Birch
,
Yellow Birch
,
Oak-Pine
,
Eastern White Pine
,
Northern Red Oak
,
Pine-Oak-Maple
,
Southern Hardwoods
,
Red Maple
,
Silver Maple
,
Speckled Alder
,
Spruce-Fir
,
Balsam Fir
,
Red Spruce
,
Spruce-Fir
Mammal
SILVER-HAIRED BAT
The silver-haired bat (Laisonycteris noctivigans) is an uncommon migratory bat. In summer it roosts in hollow trees, loose bark or in bark furrows.…
Aspen/Birch
,
Aspen
,
Paper Birch
,
Hemlock
,
Non-Forest
,
Palustrine
,
Upland
,
Northern Hardwoods
,
Beech
,
Sugar Maple
,
Sugar Maple-Beech-Yellow Birch
,
Yellow Birch
,
Oak-Pine
,
Eastern White Pine
,
Northern Red Oak
,
Pine-Oak-Maple
,
Southern Hardwoods
,
Red Maple
,
Silver Maple
,
Speckled Alder
,
Spruce-Fir
,
Balsam Fir
,
Red Spruce
,
Spruce-Fir
Mammal
RED BAT
The red bat (Lasiurus borealis) is an uncommon to rare species in BCR 14. It is migratory and leaves the region in the winter. In summer it roosts in…
Aspen/Birch
,
Aspen
,
Paper Birch
,
Hemlock
,
Non-Forest
,
Palustrine
,
Upland
,
Northern Hardwoods
,
Beech
,
Sugar Maple
,
Sugar Maple-Beech-Yellow Birch
,
Yellow Birch
,
Oak-Pine
,
Eastern White Pine
,
Northern Red Oak
,
Pine-Oak-Maple
,
Southern Hardwoods
,
Red Maple
,
Silver Maple
,
Speckled Alder
,
Spruce-Fir
,
Balsam Fir
,
Red Spruce
,
Spruce-Fir
Mammal
NORTHERN LONG-EARED BAT
The Northern long-eared bat (Myotis septentrionalis), is federally-listed as threatened and occurs in BCR 14. This species hibernates in caves or…
Aspen/Birch
,
Aspen
,
Paper Birch
,
Hemlock
,
Non-Forest
,
Palustrine
,
Upland
,
Northern Hardwoods
,
Beech
,
Sugar Maple
,
Sugar Maple-Beech-Yellow Birch
,
Yellow Birch
,
Oak-Pine
,
Eastern White Pine
,
Northern Red Oak
,
Pine-Oak-Maple
,
Southern Hardwoods
,
Red Maple
,
Silver Maple
,
Speckled Alder
,
Spruce-Fir
,
Balsam Fir
,
Red Spruce
,
Spruce-Fir
Mammal
NORTHERN GOSHAWK
The Northern goshawk (Accipiter gentiles) is an uncommon to rare nester in BCR 14. It nests in the interior of pine, hemlock or mixed mature forest.…
Aspen/Birch
,
Paper Birch
,
Mixedwood
,
Northern Hardwoods
,
Beech
,
Sugar Maple
,
Sugar Maple-Beech-Yellow Birch
,
Yellow Birch
,
Oak-Pine
,
Eastern White Pine
Bird
NORTHERN BLACK RACER
The northern black racer (Coluber constrictor constrictor) is a long slender 36- to 72-inch black snake with a white chin that inhabits a wide…
Aspen/Birch
,
Aspen
,
Paper Birch
,
Non-Forest
,
Upland
,
Oak-Pine
,
Eastern White Pine
,
Northern Red Oak
,
Pine-Oak-Maple
Reptile / Amphibian
MOURNING WARBLER
The Mourning warbler (Oporornis Philadelphia) is a locally common to uncommon breeder in BCR 14. It requires stands of dense saplings or shrubs…
Aspen/Birch
,
Aspen
,
Paper Birch
,
Mixedwood
,
Northern Hardwoods
,
Beech
,
Sugar Maple
,
Sugar Maple-Beech-Yellow Birch
,
Yellow Birch
,
Southern Hardwoods
,
Red Maple
,
Silver Maple
Bird
LITTLE BROWN BAT
The little brown bat (Myotis lucifugus) was a common species in BCR 14 but its populations are quickly declining throughout the region. These bats…
Aspen/Birch
,
Aspen
,
Paper Birch
,
Hemlock
,
Non-Forest
,
Palustrine
,
Upland
,
Northern Hardwoods
,
Beech
,
Sugar Maple
,
Sugar Maple-Beech-Yellow Birch
,
Yellow Birch
,
Oak-Pine
,
Eastern White Pine
,
Northern Red Oak
,
Pine-Oak-Maple
,
Southern Hardwoods
,
Red Maple
,
Silver Maple
,
Speckled Alder
,
Spruce-Fir
,
Balsam Fir
,
Red Spruce
,
Spruce-Fir
Mammal
INDIANA BAT
The Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis), a federally-listed endangered species, occurs in BCR 14 but only in the Champlain Valley in Vermont. It hibernates…
Aspen/Birch
,
Aspen
,
Paper Birch
,
Hemlock
,
Mixedwood
,
Non-Forest
,
Palustrine
,
Upland
,
Northern Hardwoods
,
Beech
,
Sugar Maple
,
Sugar Maple-Beech-Yellow Birch
,
Yellow Birch
,
Oak-Pine
,
Eastern White Pine
,
Northern Red Oak
,
Pine-Oak-Maple
,
Southern Hardwoods
,
Red Maple
,
Silver Maple
,
Speckled Alder
,
Spruce-Fir
,
Balsam Fir
,
Red Spruce
,
Spruce-Fir
Mammal
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