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Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) - Wisconsin Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) is a Threatened species in Wisconsin Its dorsal fur is a glossy dark brown to olive-brown color with a lighter ventral side The little brown bat is insectivorous and feeds on aquatic soft-bodied insects and is found roosting in warm microclimates provided by tree snags, bat houses, and buildings during the summer, where females may form large colonies It
Form 2300-298 Wildlife Rehabilitation License Application Notice: Information requested on this form is required to apply for a wildlife rehabilitation license under s 169 24, Wis Stats , and subchapter II of NR 19, Wis Adm Code A license is required for wildlife rehabilitation Information collected may be used for participation in surveys, eligibility for approvals, law enforcement (including child support and tax delinquency enforcement
Eau Galle River Watershed Introduction As part of the Lower Chippewa Basin Comprehensive Surface Water Resources Monitoring Program, the Plum Creek Watershed was sampled during the 1999 field season The Plum Creek watershed comprehensive stream survey was conducted to gather baseline data on fish habitat, sport and nongame fish communities, temperature regimes, and macroinvertebrate communities The purpose of this
Tricolored Bat (Perimyotis subflavus) - Wisconsin Tricolored Bat (Perimyotis subflavus) formerly Eastern Pipistrelle, a Threatened species in Wisconsin, is usually a yellowish color, but can vary from dark brown, pale yellow, to almost orange as its individual hairs are tricolored This species typically hibernates in caves, mines, or other suitable hibernacula, and does so singly or in small groups While little is known for certain about
Watershed Detail - Kinnickinnic River - Wisconsin Ecological Landscapes The Kinnickinnic River Watershed is located primarily within the Southern Lake Michigan Coastal Ecological Landscape in the southeastern corner of Wisconsin along Lake Michigan The landforms in this ecological landscape are characteristic of glacial lake influence, with ridge and swale topography, clay bluffs, and lake plain along Lake Michigan Further inland, ground
Alma Moon Lake Protection and Restoration District Lake Protection Presence and abundance of carnivores reflect the health of an ecosystem and they play an important role in structuring communities The absence of carnivore in an ecosystem can have a significant impact on the relative abundance of herbivores and rodent species, because one or two species may dominate a community, therefore decreasing biodiversity
Olive-sided Flycatcher (Contopus cooperi) - Wisconsin Olive-sided Flycatchers (Contopus cooperi), Special Concern in Wisconsin, are uncommonly found in a variety of coniferous forests in northern Wisconsin, especially sparsely forested spruce-tamarack bogs and swamps with openings or meadows created by rivers or streams, or burns During the breeding season, the species typically builds nests in trees where tall dead snags are present or at
Legler School Branch and Pioneer Valley Creek Targeted Watershed . . . The coldwater IBI improved a bit as the relative number of which suckers dropped from 49% to 24%, thereby increasing the relative percentage of top level carnivores The Private 1 site had fewer total fish in 2018 than in 2017, but the IBI remained the same and the percentage of white suckers dropped from 21% to 6% of the total fish captured