Macrophyte - Large aquatic Tree - Any type plant of tree Vernal_Pool - An ephemeral water Marsh - soft wet body with land with restricted monocots drainage Wallow - A depression used Maternal Colony to rub, roll, or (Bats) dust bathe Meadow - Waterfall - A Meadow where sudden, nearly moisture level is vertical drop in a unknown stream Meadow-Dry - A Wetland - land meadow with no containing much wetland features soil moisture Meadow-Moist - Winter Range - A meadow with Area that only seasonally provides habitat saturated soil in the winter Meadow-Wet - A Woody_Debris - meadow with Any dead wood year-round in contact with saturated soil the ground Migration route - Yearlong Range - Route taken by an Area that animal between provides habitat seasonal use areas all year Feature Use (Code definition): – Basking/Loafing - Lying in the sun for warmth Plucking Post - Used during prey handling Breeding/Mating - Breeding or mating activities other than courtship Protection - Used as guard against disturbance Courtship Ritual - Reproductive courtship activities Rearing - Used for rearing young Feeding - Used for feeding Remote Station Hibernation - Used for hibernation Roost - A place for sleep In - Species occurs in (or within) the feature Rub or Claw - Marked by rubbing or claw marks Macrohabitat - The large-scale habitat feature Scent/Marking Post - Used to mark territory Maternity - Provides shelter for birthing/brooding Seasonal - Used during a particular season Microhabitat - The fine-scale habitat feature Shelter - Used for cover Near - Species occurs near the feature Substrate - Surface on which an organism grows or is attached Nesting - Using or building a place to rear young Under - Species occurs under the feature On - Species occurs on the feature Unknown - Other use (describe in Feature Notes) Watering/Foraging/travelling - A place for sitting or resting Class (Code definition): – 1 - Declining or recently dead tree (snag limbs present) 2 - Snag with partially loose bark (small twigs absent) 3 - Deteriorating snag (bole intact, trace of bark) 4 - Partial decomposed snag (bole loosing shape, bark absent) 5 - Decomposed snag (snag form mostly gone)
Macrophyte - Large aquatic plant Tree - Any type of tree Marsh - soft wet land with monocots Vernal_Pool - An ephemeral water body with restricted drainage Maternal Colony (Bats) Wallow - A depression used to rub, roll, or dust bathe Meadow - Meadow where moisture level is unknown Waterfall - A sudden, nearly vertical drop in a stream Meadow-Dry - A meadow with no wetland features Wetland - land containing much soil moisture Meadow-Moist - A meadow with only seasonally saturated soil Winter Range - Area that provides habitat in the winter Meadow-Wet - A meadow with year-round saturated soil Woody_Debris - Any dead wood in contact with the ground Migration route - Route taken by an animal between seasonal use areas Yearlong Range - Area that provides habitat all year Feature Use (Code – definition): Basking/Loafing - Lying in the sun for warmth Plucking Post - Used during prey handling Breeding/Mating - Breeding or mating activities other than courtship Protection - Used as guard against disturbance Courtship Ritual - Reproductive courtship activities Rearing - Used for rearing young Feeding - Used for feeding Remote Station Hibernation - Used for hibernation Roost - A place for sleep In - Species occurs in (or within) the feature Rub or Claw - Marked by rubbing or claw marks Macrohabitat - The large-scale habitat feature Scent/Marking Post - Used to mark territory Maternity - Provides shelter for birthing/brooding Seasonal - Used during a particular season Microhabitat - The fine-scale habitat feature Shelter - Used for cover Near - Species occurs near the feature Substrate - Surface on which an organism grows or is attached Nesting - Using or building a place to rear young Under - Species occurs under the feature On - Species occurs on the feature Unknown - Other use (describe in Feature Notes) Watering/Foraging/travelling - A place for sitting or resting Class (Code – definition): 1 - Declining or recently dead tree (snag limbs present) 2 - Snag with partially loose bark (small twigs absent) 3 - Deteriorating snag (bole intact, trace of bark) 4 - Partial decomposed snag (bole loosing shape, bark absent) 5 - Decomposed snag (snag form mostly gone)
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