Shrub_Wetland - Headland - land Wetland with jutting out into a usually willow body of water and/or alder Silt - Smaller Herd Boundary - than sand, larger An area that than a clay bounds an animal particle (1/16 - herd 1/256 mm) Hibernaculum - The shelter of a Snag - A hibernating animal standing dead (bats) tree or a stump Hibernaculum – Maternity - The shelter of a hibernating animal (bats), also used as Soil - a maternity Unspecified soil colony. type Hive - A structure Spring - A spring that houses bees or with unspecified other invertebrates temperature Human Structure - Any structure made by humans Spring-Cold - A (i.e. house) cold-water spring Spring-Hot - A Ice - Frozen water hot-water spring Individual Territory - Area Stem - The main used by an branch of a live individual to meet shrub or its habitat needs herbaceous plant Stock tank or Stock tank/trough Island - A tract of - A device used land surrounded to provide water by water to livestock. Jetty - Manmade Stream - projection into a Unspecified water body stream type Lake - A large inland body of - standing water Flows seasonally Ledge - Narrow Stream-Perennial shelf on a rock - Flows wall or cliff face Stump - The Lek - An area used remaining base by some birds for after a tree has courtship displays been felled Summer Range - Lichen - Any type Habitat used of lichen used as during summer susbstrate season Lithosol - A Swamp - Land shallow soil covered with comprised mostly water and thick of bedrock vegetation Talus - Pile of Litter - Vegetative rock rubble debris on the below a cliff or forest floor chute Log - The large Trail - A trail trunk of a fallen created by tree. animals
Headland - land jutting out into a body of water Shrub_Wetland - Wetland with usually willow and/or alder Herd Boundary - An area that bounds an animal herd Silt - Smaller than sand, larger than a clay particle (1/16 - 1/256 mm) Hibernaculum - The shelter of a hibernating animal (bats) Snag - A standing dead tree or a stump Hibernaculum – Maternity - The shelter of a hibernating animal (bats), also used as a maternity colony. Soil - Unspecified soil type Hive - A structure that houses bees or other invertebrates Spring - A spring with unspecified temperature Human Structure - Any structure made by humans (i.e. house) Spring-Cold - A cold-water spring Ice - Frozen water Spring-Hot - A hot-water spring Individual Territory - Area used by an individual to meet its habitat needs Stem - The main branch of a live shrub or herbaceous plant Island - A tract of land surrounded by water Stock tank or Stock tank/trough - A device used to provide water to livestock. Jetty - Manmade projection into a water body Stream - Unspecified stream type Lake - A large inland body of standing water - Flows seasonally Ledge - Narrow shelf on a rock wall or cliff face Stream-Perennial - Flows Lek - An area used by some birds for courtship displays Stump - The remaining base after a tree has been felled Lichen - Any type of lichen used as susbstrate Summer Range - Habitat used during summer season Lithosol - A shallow soil comprised mostly of bedrock Swamp - Land covered with water and thick vegetation Litter - Vegetative debris on the forest floor Talus - Pile of rock rubble below a cliff or chute Log - The large trunk of a fallen tree. Trail - A trail created by animals