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Visual and camera trap survey of small mammals
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Description
Combined direct visual observation during peak activity periods with motion-activated camera bucket traps to determine species presence/absence in meadow habitats. Camera traps used small entry holes and attractive bait to capture both ground squirrel species.
Typical Equipment
- binoculars
- GPS unit
- Browning Stike Force HD Pro X cameras
- 26.5L plastic buckets
- Ultra San Disk SD Cards
- camouflage tarps
- peanut butter
- oats
- horse feed
Output Measurements
- species presence/absence
- GPS coordinates of sightings
Papers Using This Protocol (7)
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Using GIS techniques to test a model of the coexistence of the golden-mantled ground squirrel, Callospermopholis lateralis, and the least chipmunk, Tamias minimus
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Development of Keras image classification model for use with a study on the effects of recreational trail use on small mammal species richness and activity
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The influence of human recreational trail use has on rodent and predator activity using motion triggered cameras
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The effects of recreational trail use on small mammal species richness and abundance
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Effects of recreational trails on small mammal communities in north-central Gunnison County, Colorado
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Effects of avalanches on rodent populations
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