Lindsay Van Woert

Wildlife Habitat Council Pollinator Monitoring Protocol

Ideally, pollinator habitat should be monitored once every one to two weeks from early spring through the first frost. The best times to monitor will be on sunny, relatively windless days. Spend at least 10 minutes at the site observing the habitat.

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Conducted on
Prepared by
Location

Pollinator Type 1

Weather conditions:
Species: If unable to identify, take a picture so we can submit to an expert.
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Number of this pollinator type seen:
Life Stage:
On which plant species?
- Anise Hyssop
- Wild Columbine
- Butterfly Weed
- Smooth Blue Aster
- Side Oats Grama
- Lance Leaf Coreopsis
- Purple Prairie Clover
- Pale Purple Coneflower
- Prairie Blazing Star
- Wild Bergamot
- Grey-headed Cone Flower
- Sweet Black-eyed Susan
- Brown-eyed Susan
- Stiff Goldenrod
- Prairie Dropseed
- Not on a plant
- Other
If Not on a plant or Other, please explain below.
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Lindsay Van Woert

Wildlife Habitat Council Pollinator Monitoring Protocol

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