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Mosquito Hill Biotic Inventory Habitat Type Descriptions Upland – Sites that are dry to moist. Grassland Hedgerow/Fence line Old/Fallow Fields Prairie Shrubland/Savanna Deciduous Shrubs Coniferous Shrubs Mixed Shrubs Deciduous Trees Coniferous Trees Mixed Trees Area with mostly grasses (ex. Field, long lawn grass) Row of trees/shrubs/fence separating/enclosing fields Fields unused by farmers Flat to rolling area with high grasses (ex. Coneflower, Indian grass, big blue stem) Grassy plain with scattered trees/shrubs Small woody plants with leaves (ex. Dogwood, Buckthorn) Small woody plants with needles (ex. Cedar, Juniper) Area with needled and leaved shrubs Trees with leaves covering main area (ex. Maple, Oak) Trees with needles covering main area (ex. Pine, Spruce) Area with needled and leaved trees covering main area Lowland – Sites that are wet or have standing water. Open Water/Wetland Marsh Lake/Pond/Reservoir/River/Stream Agriculture/Grassland Agricultural Field/Pasture Hedgerow Old/Fallow Fields Wet Meadow/Prairie Shrubland/Savanna Deciduous Shrubs Coniferous Shrubs Mixed Shrubs Deciduous Trees Woodlot Coniferous Trees Woodlot Mixed Trees Very wet areas with grasses Standing or running water Farmland or lots of low grasses Farmers field Row of trees/shrubs separating/enclosing fields Fields unused by farmers Low, moist grassland Grassy plain with scattered trees/shrubs Small woody plants with leaves (ex. Dogwood, Buckthorn) Small woody plants with needles (ex. Cedar, Juniper) Area with needled and leaved shrubs Trees with leaves covering main area (ex. Maple, Oak) Trees with needles covering main area (ex. Pine, Spruce) Area with needled and leaved trees covering main area Human Dominated – Cities, villages, farmstead, and rural homes. Urban Areas Roadway or Ditch Residential Area Open Space/Clearing House or Farmstead and Lawn Recreation Area Natural Area Disturbed Area/Construction Zone Really populated area (ex. Downtown Appleton) Road or low area next to a road that may contain water Places where people live (ex. Subdivision) Area where there isn’t anything except grass A dwelling off by itself with a mowed area around it Area where recreation occurs (ex. Park, beach) Undeveloped area, can be part of a residential area or park Broken ground, mainly dirt and soil with a few weeds
