# Survey

Habitat:
open longleaf pine forests, old fields [breeding season only]


Habitat:
mature forests near large bodies of water (for nesting); lakes and sounds [nesting sites; regular no


Habitat:
fields and pastures [breeding season only]


Habitat:
lakes with scattered trees for nesting [breeding sites only]


Habitat:
mature open pine forests, mainly in longleaf pine [breeding evidence only]


Habitat:
large flowing streams and rivers with rocks, logs, roots, cover structure


CName:
Carolina darter - Eastern Piedmont population

Habitat:
slow-flowing shallow areas in rocky creeks and small rivers


Habitat:
large rocky streams and rivers with gravel shoals


Habitat:
large rocky streams and rivers with Podostemum and Justicia


Habitat:
small perennial streams and springs (endemic to North Carolina)


Habitat:
large flowing streams and rivers, sandy to rocky


Habitat:
large flowing streams and rivers with cobble and boulder


Habitat:
large flowing streams with sand, gravel and cobble


Habitat:
large streams with clay, sand, gravel; can also live in lakes


Habitat:
small to large flowing streams with sand, gravel and cobble


Habitat:
small to large flowing streams with clay, sand, gravel and cobble


Habitat:
low elevation granitic domes and other rocky sites with circumneutral soils


Habitat:
dry sandy or rocky open woods and borders of thickets


Habitat:
rich bottomlands, levees, and lower slopes


Habitat:
dry ridgetop or bluff forests, seepage wetlands, and Piedmont longleaf pine forests


Habitat:
forests and open woods, mainly over mafic rocks


Habitat:
upland depression swamp forests, clayey soils


Habitat:
streamhead pocosins, white cedar swamps, seepage slopes


Habitat:
dry ridges and open woodlands; roadsides?


Habitat:
vernal pools, bogs, seeps, in hardwood forests


