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1994 Midwest Oak Savanna Conferences

MIDWEST OAK ECOSYSTEMS RECOVERY PLAN

DRAFT - September 1994


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APPENDIX A

ATTACHMENTS 4-5-6

Historic Illinois Plant Species List
Illinois Savanna Birds
Illinois Mamamals, Amphibians, and Reptiles, observed in Oak Savannas or Woodlands of Northeastern Illinois

 

 

Attachment 4 - Historic Illinois Plant Species List

ATTACHMENT 4: Historic Illinois Plant Species List

Attachment 5 - Illinois Savanna Birds listing

ATTACHMENT 5: Illinois Savanna Birds

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ATTACHMENT 6: ILLINOIS MAMMALS, AMPHIBIANS, AND REPTILES OBSERVED IN OAK SAVANNAS OR WOODLANDS OF NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS

Compiled by Ken Mierzwa, TAMS Consultants Inc.

Mammals:
  • Didelphis virginiana / Virginia opossum
  • Sorex cinereus / Maskedshrew
  • Blarina brevicauda / Short-tailed shrew
  • Sclopus aquaticus / Easter mole
  • Sylvilagus floridanus / Eastern cottontail
  • Tamias striatus / Eastern chipmunk
  • Marmota monax / Woodchuck
  • Sciurus niger / Fox squirrel
  • Peromyscus leucopus / White-footed mouse
  • Microtus pennsylvanicus / Meadow vole
  • Zapus hudsonius / Meadow jumping mouse
  • Canis latrans / Coyote
  • Vulpes vulpes / Red fox
  • Procyon lotor / Raccoon
  • Mephitis mephitis /Striped skunk
  • Mustela frenata / Long-tailed weasel
  • Mustela vison  /Mink
  • Odocoileus virginianus / White-tailed deer
Additional sand savanna mammals:
  • Sciurus carolinensis / Gray squirrel
  • Spermophilus franklinii / Franklin's ground squirrel
  • Geomys bursarius / Plains pocket gopher

 

   
Amphibians:
  • Ambystoma laterale / Blue-spotted salamander
  • Ambystoma tigrinum1 / Tiger salamander
  • Notophthalmus viridescens / Central newt
  • Bufo americanus2 / American toad
  • Acris crepitans / Northern cricket frog
  • Pseudacris crucifer / Spring peeper
  • Pseudacris triseriata2 / Western chorus frog
  • Hyla chrysoscelis / Cope's gray tree frog
  • Rana catesbeiana / Bullfrog
  • Rana clamitans /Green frog
  • Rana pipiens2 /Northern leopard frog
Additional sand savanna amphibians:
  • Bufo woodhousei /Fowler's toad

 

   
Reptiles:
  • Chelydra serpentina / Snapping turtle
  • Sternotherus oporatus / Common musk turtle
  • Emydoidea blandingii2 /Blanding's turtle
  • Chrysemys picta / Painted turtle
  • Elaphe vulpina2 / Fox snake
  • Lampropeltis triangulum1 / Milk snake
  • Thamnophis proximus / Western ribbon snake
  • Thamnophis sirtalis1 / Common garter snake
  • Storeria dekayi1 / Brown snake
  • Storeria occipitomaculata1 / Red-bellied snake
  • Clonophis kirtlandii / Kirtland's snake
  • Regina grahamii / Graham's crayfish snake
  • Regina septemvittata / Queen snake
  • Nerodia sipedon / Northern water snake
  • Sistrurus catenatus / Massasauga
Additional sand savanna reptiles:
  • Cnemidophorus sexlineatus / Six-lined racerunner
  • Ophisaurus attenuatus / Slender glass lizard
  • Heterodon platirhinos / Eastern hognose snake
  • Coluber constrictor / Blue racer
  • Pituophis melanoleucas / Bullsnake

 

   

1 = species thought to be characteristic of northeastern Illinois savannas or woodlands
2 = other species frequently observed in northeastern Illinois savannas or woodlands

Species not followed by a superscript have been observed in savannas or woodlands, but may be associated with a specialized habitat type (for example, particular types of wetland), or are of infrequent or sporadic occurrence, or not enough information is available to classify habitat preference.

Nonemclature follows: Collins, J.T. (1990). Standard common and current scientific names for North American amphibians and reptiles. Third edition. Society for the Study of Amphibians and Reptiles, Herpetological Circular 19.

 

 
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