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Alpha Jun. Jul Oct. Nov. <br /> Code Common Name scientific Name 2014 2014 2014 2014 <br /> COYE Common yellowthroat Geothlypis trichos 1 1 <br /> DOWO Downy woodpecker Picoides pubescens 2 1 <br /> GCFL Great crested flycatcher Myiarchus crinitus 1 <br /> HOSP House sparrow Passerdomesticus 1 5 1 <br /> NOCA Northern cardinal Cardinolis cardinalis 2 1 <br /> RBWO Red-bellied woodpecker Melonerpes carolinus 2 <br /> RWBL Red-winged blackbird Ageloius phoeniceus 5 7 <br /> SOSP Song sparrow Melospiza melodia 2 1 <br /> WBNU White-breasted nuthatch Sitta caroliniensis 1 1 1 <br /> WTSP White-throated sparrow Zonotrichia albicollis 2 <br /> Total Individuals 27 31 12 16 <br /> Total Species 12 11 6 7 <br /> Wetland-Associated Species 2 2 0 0 <br /> Birds encountered outside the point count survey periods were also noted. Canada goose, Mourning <br /> dove, Pileated woodpecker, House wren,and Ring-billed gull were heard or seen after or between point <br /> counts. In the November 2014 survey,tracks of Wild turkey were seen. <br /> 3.2 Dragonflies and Damselflies <br /> Six species of dragonfly and damselfly were observed on July 16,2014. A hatch of a meadowhawk <br /> species appears to have occurred at the time of the survey, resulting in a high count of that species. On <br /> October 10,2014,only the Green darner was seen. This large dragonfly is one of the few dragonfly <br /> species that migrates south in the fall. <br /> Table 4. Dragonfly and damselfly species and individuals observed during surveys <br /> Common Name scientific Name Jul.2014 Oct.2014 <br /> Ruby or White-faced meadowhawk(juvenile) Sympetrum rubicundulum or S.obtrusum 50+ 0 <br /> Halloween pennant Celithemis eponina 2 0 <br /> Lance-tipped darner Aeshna constricta 1 0 <br /> Double-striped bluet(female or juvenile) Enallagma basidens 1 0 <br /> Sedge sprite Nehalennia irene 1 0 <br /> Blue dasher(juvenile) Pochydiplax longipennis 1 0 <br /> Common green darner Anax junius 0 2 <br /> Total Individuals 56+ 2 <br /> Total Species 6 1 <br /> 3.3 Frogs and Toads <br /> The single frog and toad survey on June 17,2014,documented only Gray tree frogs. These were heard <br /> calling after sunset and were observed in the uplands east of the wetland and west of Tonkawa Road. <br /> Three individuals were observed east of the wetland in a fountain near a house. Earlier that day a <br /> 81 Page <br />
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