Name OS RA NS SS Name OS RA NS SS Name OS RA NS SS Capitol Reef National Park Reptiles (continued) Fish Amphibians National Park Service Squamata: Crotaphytidae (Collared and Cypriniformes: Catostomidae (Suckers) Anura: Bufonidae (True toads) U.S. Department of the Interior leopard lizards)  Utah sucker P R X  Red-spotted toad P A N  Great Basin collared lizard P C N Catostomus ardens Bufo punctatus Crotaphytus bicinctores  Bluehead sucker P C N S  Woodhouse’s toad P C N Wildlife Checklist  Long-nosed leopard lizard P C N Catostomus discobolus Bufo woodhousii  Flannelmouth sucker P C N S Gambelia wislizenii Anura: Hylidae (Tree frogs) Catostomus latipinnis Squamata: Iguanidae (Iguanids)  Mountain sucker PP N/A N  Canyon treefrog P C N Mammals  Common chuckwalla UC N/A N S Catostomus platyrhynchus Hyla arenicolor Reptiles Sauromalus ater Cypriniformes: Cyprinidae (Carps, Minnows) Anura: Ranidae (True frogs) Fish Squamata: Phrynosomatidae (Spiny lizards)  Utah chub P C X  Northern leopard frog P UK N  Greater short-horned lizard P R N Gila atraria Rana pipiens Amphibians Phrynosoma hernandesi  Roundtail chub PP N/A N S Anura: Scaphiopodidae (Spadefoot toads)  Common sagebrush lizard P A N Gila robusta Side-blotched lizard Sceloporus graciosus  Speckled dace P A N  Great Basin spadefoot P C N  Desert spiny lizard P C N Rhinichthys osculus Spea intermontana Occurrence Status (OS) Sceloporus magister  Redside shiner P A X Caudata: Ambystomatidae (Mole salamanders)  Plateau lizard P A N Richardsonius balteatus P = Present  Tiger salamander UC N/A N Sceloporus tristichus  Southern leatherside chub P A X Ambystoma tigrinum PP = Probably present: observed near the  Tree lizard P C N Lepidomeda aliciae park, no confirmed reports within the park, Urosaurus ornatus Perciformes: Centrarchidae (Sunfish) although suitable habitat exists  Side-blotched lizard P A N Notes Uta stansburiana  Bluegill UC N/A X UC = Unconfirmed: species is attributed to Lepomis macrochirus the park but evidence is weak or absent. Squamata: Scincidae (Skinks) Salmoniformes: Salmonidae (Trouts, Salmons)  Western skink UC N/A N Relative Abundance (RA)  Rainbow trout PP N/A X Eumeces skiltonianus A = Abundant: may be seen daily in suitable habitat and Oncorhynchus mykiss season, in relatively large numbers Squamata: Teiidae (Whiptail lizards)  Brown trout P U X C = Common: may be seen daily in suitable habitat and season  Plateau spotted whiptail P UK N Salmo trutta U = Uncommon: likely to be seen monthly in suitable season Cnemidophorus innotatus Scorpaeniformes: Cottidae (Sculpins) and habitat; may be locally common  Western whiptail P C N R = Rare: present, but usually seen only a few times each year Cnemidophorus tigris  Mottled sculpin P C N Cottus bairdii O = Occasional: occurs in the park at least once every few Squamata: Xantusiidae (Night lizards) years, but not reported annually Siluriformes: Ictaluridae (Catfish)  Desert night lizard UC N/A N S UK = Unknown Xantusia vigilis  Black bullhead P UK X N/A = Not applicable Ameiurus melas Nativeness Status (NS) N = Native X = Non-native = Unknown This checklist is a complete listing of currently-known species U at Capitol Reef National Park. For more information, visit the NPS Northern Colorado Plateau Network Inventory and Special Status Designation (SS) Monitoring website: E = Federally listed as endangered Bighorn http://science.nature.nps.gov/im/units/ncpn/speciesSelect.cfm sheep Red-spotted toad T = Federally listed as threatened 3/15 S = Species of concern Name OS RA NS SS Name OS RA NS SS Name OS RA NS SS Name OS RA NS SS Carnivora: Procyonidae (Raccoons and Allies) Lagomorpha: Leporidae (Hares and Rabbits) Rodentia: Sciuridae (Squirrels) Mammals  Northern raccoon P U X  Snowshoe hare UC N/A N  White-tailed antelope squirrel P U N Artiodactyla: Antilocapridae (Pronghorn) Procyon lotor Lepus americanus Ammospermophilus leucurus  Ringtail P U N  Black-tailed jackrabbit P C N  Northern flying squirrel PP N/A N  Pronghorn P R N Bassariscus astutus Lepus californicus Glaucomys sabrinus Antilocapra americana  White-tailed jackrabbit UC N/A N  Yellow-bellied marmot P C N S Carnivora: Ursidae (Bears) Artiodactyla: Bovidae (Cattle, Sheep, Goats) Lepus townsendii Marmota flaviventris  American black bear P O N    American bison P R N Desert cottontail P C N Cliff chipmunk P U N Ursus americanus Bos bison Sylvilagus audubonii Neotamius dorsalis    Bighorn sheep P U N S Chiroptera: Molossidae (Free-tailed Bats) Mountain cottontail PP N/A N Hopi chipmunk P U N Ovis canadensis Sylvilagus nuttallii Neotamius rufus  Big free-tailed bat P U N S  Rock squirrel P U N Rodentia: Erethizontidae (Porcupines) Artiodactyla: Cervidae (Deer) Nyctinomops macrotis Spermophilus variegatus  Brazilian free-tailed bat P U N   Elk P R N North American porcupine P R N  Red squirrel UC N/A N Tadarida brasiliensis Cervus canadensis Erethizon dorsatum Tamiasciurus hudsonicus  Mule deer P U N Chiroptera: Vespertilionidae (Plain-nosed Bats) Rodentia: Geomyidae (Pocket Gophers) Soricomorpha: Soricidae (Shrews) Odocoileus hemionus  Allen’s big-eared bat P U N S  Botta’s pocket gopher PP N/A N  Crawford’s desert shrew UC N/A N Carnivora: Canidae (Dogs and Allies) Idionycteris phyllotis Thomomys bottae Notiosorex crawfordi  Big brown bat P U N  Coyote P U N  Masked shrew UC N/A N Eptesicus fuscus Rodentia: Heteromyidae (Kangaroo Rats, Canis latrans Sorex cinereus  California myotis P U N Pocket Mice)  Common gray fox P C N  Merriam’s shrew UC N/A N Myotis californicus  Ord’s kangaroo rat P U N Urocyon cinereoargenteus Sorex merriami  Fringed myotis P U N Dipodomys ordii  Kit fox UC N/A N S  Montane shrew UC N/A N Myotis thysanodes  Great Basin pocket mouse P U N Vulpes macrotis Sorex monticolus  Hoary bat P U N Perognathus parvus  Red fox P R N  Dwarf shrew UC N/A N Lasiurus cinereus Vulpes vulpes Rodentia: Muridae (Rats and Mice) Sorex nanus  Little brown myotis UC N/A N  American water shrew P UK N Carnivora: Felidae (Cats) Myotis lucifugus  Long-tailed vole P UK N Sorex palustris  Microtus longicaudus  Bobcat P R N Long-eared myotis P U N  Montane vole P UK N Lynx rufus Myotis evotis  Microtus montanus Reptiles  Lynx P UK U T Long-legged myotis P U N  House mouse UC N/A X Lynx canadensis Myotis volans  Mus musculus Squamata: Colubridae (Colubrid snakes)  Mountain lion P R N S Pallid bat P U N  Bushy-tailed woodrat P R N Puma concolor Antrozous pallidus  Nightsnake UC N/A N  Silver-haired bat P U N Neotoma cinerea Hypsiglena torquata Carnivora: Mephitidae (Skunks) Lasionycteris noctivagans  Desert woodrat P U N  Common kingsnake P UK N  Striped skunk P R N  Spotted bat P U N S Neotoma lepida Lampropeltis getula Mephitis mephitis Euderma maculatum  Common muskrat P UK N  Striped whipsnake P C N  Western spotted skunk P UK N  Townsend’s big-eared bat P U N S Ondatra zibethicus Masticophis taeniatus Spilogale gracilis Corynorhinus townsendii  Northern grasshopper mouse P U N  Gopher snake P C N  Western pipistrelle P U N Onychomys leucogaster Pituophis catenifer Carnivora: Mustelidae (Weasels and Allies) Pipistrellus hesperus  Brush mouse P U N  Smith’s black-headed snake UC N/A N  Long-tailed weasel P UK N  Western small-footed myotis P C N Peromyscus boylii Tantilla hobartsmithi Mustela frenata Myotis ciliolabrum  Canyon mouse P C N  Terrestrial garter snake P C N  Ermine PP N/A N  Yuma myotis P U N Peromyscus crinitus Sorex palustris Mustela erminea Myotis yumanensis  Deer mouse P U N Peromyscus maniculatus Squamata: Viperidae (Vipers)  American mink UC N/A N Rodentia: Castoridae (Beaver) Mustela vison  Pinyon mouse P U N  Midget faded rattlesnake P C N  American badger P U N  American beaver P R N Peromyscus truei Crotalus oreganus concolor Taxidea taxus Castor canadensis  Western harvest mouse P U N  Prairie rattlesnake UC N/A N Reithrodontomys megalotis Crotalus viridis