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MN WHEP VEGETATION SURVEY FIELD SHEET: SITE INFORMATION Site Name: Team Leader/Observer: Robert Orleans Local Sponsor: Dakota Co. Date/Time: Team Name: Eagan County: Dakota Brick Pond 7/6/04 :00 Location Infromation (UTM coordinates from GPS unit, Township Range Section coordinates, or street directions): 49722.864 (x) 49826.69786 (y) Datum: NAD 8 Site Description (Include vegetation, water pathway, and immediate land use descriptions. Note any unique plants or plant communities within the wetland but occurring outside of the releve. Did you observe any wildlife while at this site?): -Relatively small (< acre) wetland with cat-tail dominated emergent veg, lily pads in the middle -Wetland drains west into Brick Lake -Houses to the north have well groomed lawns (they probably spray) mowed to wetland edge, eastern margin bordered by an old field, stormwater is coming from the parking lot to the south Site Sketch (Include vegetation zones, water inlets and outlets, point source pollution inputs such as stormwater pipes, immediate land use practices, any landmarks, and the location of the releve in the wetland): N

MN WHEP VEGETATION SURVEY FIELD SHEET: RELEVE DATA Site Name: Team Leader/Observer: Local Sponsor: Date/Time: Team Name: County: Releve Dimensions (circle one): 0 m x 0 m or m x 20 m = 00 m 2 Is the releve typical of the wetland plant community? (circle one): Yes or No (explain below) Water depth in the plot (meters): Shallowest: m Deepest: m Substrate/bottom description: Note: Numbers in ( ) refer to the metrics where the data are used Pres CC NONVASCULAR (2, 6) Pres CC GRASSLIKE (,, 4, 7) Chara (Muskgrass) Lichen Sedges, Bulrushes, Rushes Carex (Sedge) Moss Cyperus (Flatsedge) Riccia fluitans (Slender Riccia) Dulichium arundinaceum (Three-Way Sedge) Ricciocarpus natans (Purple-Fringed Riccia) Eleocharis (Spike-Rush) Juncus (Rush) Pres CC LOW VASCULAR () Scirpus (Bulrush) Equisetum (Horsetail) Onoclea sensibilis (Sensitive Fern) True Grasses Agrostis (Bent Grass) Osmunda (Osmunda) Alopecurus (Foxtail) Thelypteris palustris (Marsh-Fern) Calamagrostis (Reed Grass) Echinochloa (Barnyard-Grass) Pres CC WOODY () Vines Glyceria (Manna-Grass) Leersia (Cut Grass) Parthenocissus (Virginia Creeper) Phalaris arundinacea (Reed Canary- Grass) Vitis riparia (Grape) Phragmites australis (Giant Reed) Shrubs or Trees with Opposite Leaves Poa (Blue Grass) Acer (Maple, Box Elder) Spartina pectinata (Prairie Cord-Grass) Cornus (Dogwood) Zizania aquatica (Wild Rice) Fraxinus (Ash) Rhamnus cathartica (Common Buckthorn) Shrubs or Trees with Alternate Leaves Alnus (Alder) Frangula alnus (Alder-Buckthorn) Populus (Aspen, Cottonwood) Quercus (Oak) Rubus (Raspberry, Dewberry, Blackberry) Cover Class (CC) 6 Percent Cover Range 7-00% Salix (Willow) 0-7% Spiraea alba (Meadowsweet) 4 2-0% Ulmus (Elm) 2-2% -% 0-%

Pres CC FORBS (,, 6, 7) Pres CC FORBS (,, 6, 7) Submergent Aquatic Forbs Emergent Forbs from a Distinct Stem Ceratophyllum (Coontail) Asclepias incarnata (Swamp-Milkweed) Elodea (Waterweed) Aster (Aster) Megalodonta beckii (Water Beggar- Ticks) Bidens (Beggar-Ticks) Myriophyllum (Water-Milfoil) Campanula aparinoides (Marsh- Bellflower) Najas (Water-Nymph) Cicuta (Water-Hemlock) Potamogeton (Pondweed) Cirsium (Thistle) Ranunculus (Water-Crowfoot) Epilobium (Willow-Herb) Utricularia (Bladderwort) Eupatorium (Joe-Pye Weed, Boneset) Vallisneria americana (Water-Celery) Euthamia (Grass-Leaved Goldenrod) Zannichellia palustris (Horned Pondweed) Galium (Bedstraw) Floating Leaved Aquatic Forbs Hypericum (St. John's-Wort) Brasenia schreberi (Water-Shield) Impatiens (Jewelweed) Lemna (Duckweed) Lathyrus (Wild Pea) Nuphar (Yellow Water-Lily) Lycopus (Bugle Weed) Nymphaea (White Water-Lily) Lysimachia (Loosestrife) Polygonum amphibium (Water- Smartweed) Lythrum (Loosestrife) Potamogeton (Pondweed) Mentha arvensis (Field-Mint) Spirodela polyrhiza (Greater Duckweed) Pilea (Clearweed) Wolfia (Water-Meal) Polygonum (Smartweed) Emergent Forbs with Basal Leaves Potentilla palustris (Marsh-Cinquefoil) Acorus (Sweet Flag) Scutellaria (Skullcap) Alisma (Water-Plantain) Sium suave (Water-Parsnip) Calla palustris (Water-Arum) Solanum dulcamara (Nightshade) Caltha palustris (Marsh-Marigold) Solidago (Goldenrod) Iris (Iris, Flag) Stachys (Hedge-Nettle Pontedaria cordata (Pickerelweed) Triadenum fraseri (Marsh St. John's- Wort) Rumex (Dock) Urtica dioica (Stinging Nettle) Sagittaria (Arrowhead) Verbena hastata (Blue Vervain) Sparganium (Bur-Reed) Typha (Cat-Tail) Additional Additional/Unknown Forbs

MN WHEP VEGETATION SURVEY FIELD SHEET: RELEVE DATA Site Name: Team Leader/Observer: Robert Orleans Local Sponsor: Dakota Co. Date/Time: Team Name: Eagan County: Dakota Brick Pond 7/6/04 :00 Releve Shape (circle one): 0 m x 0 m or m x 20 m = 00 m 2 Is the releve typical of the wetland plant community? (circle one): Yes or No (explain below) Water depth in the plot (meters): Shallowest: m 0 Deepest: m Substrate/bottom description: - Very mucky bottom, water does not appear to be deeper than m - Water column is clear - Many toads and a pair of mallards present Note: Numbers in ( ) refer to the metrics where the data are used Pres CC NONVASCULAR (2, 6) Pres CC GRASSLIKE (,, 4, 7) Chara (Muskgrass) Sedges, Bulrushes, Rushes Lichen 2 Carex (Sedge) Moss Cyperus (Flatsedge) Dulichium arundinaceum (Three-Way Sedge) Riccia fluitans (Slender Riccia) 2 Ricciocarpus natans (Purple-Fringed Riccia) 2 Eleocharis (Spike-Rush) Juncus (Rush) Pres CC LOW VASCULAR () Scirpus (Bulrush) Equisetum (Horsetail) Onoclea sensibilis (Sensitive Fern) True Grasses Agrostis (Bent Grass) Osmunda (Osmunda) Alopecurus (Foxtail) Thelypteris palustris (Marsh-Fern) Calamagrostis (Reed Grass) Echinochloa (Barnyard-Grass) Pres CC WOODY () Vines Glyceria (Manna-Grass) Leersia (Cut Grass) Parthenocissus (Virginia Creeper) Phalaris arundinacea (Reed Canary-Grass) Vitis riparia (Grape) Shrubs or Trees with Opposite Leaves Phragmites australis (Giant Reed) Poa (Blue Grass) Acer (Maple, Box Elder) Spartina pectinata (Prairie Cord-Grass) Cornus (Dogwood) Zizania aquatica (Wild Rice) Fraxinus (Ash) Rhamnus cathartica (Common Buckthorn) Shrubs or Trees with Alternate Leaves Alnus (Alder) Frangula alnus (Alder-Buckthorn) Populus (Aspen, Cottonwood) Quercus (Oak) Cover Class (CC) 6 Cover Class (CC) Estimate 7-00% Rubus (Raspberry, Dewberry, Blackberry) 0-7% Salix (Willow) 4 2-0% Spiraea alba (Meadowsweet) -2% Ulmus (Elm) 2 -% 0-%

Pres CC FORBS (,, 6, 7) Pres CC FORBS (,, 6, 7) Submergent Aquatic Forbs Emergent Forbs from a Distinct Stem 4 Ceratophyllum (Coontail) Asclepias incarnata (Swamp-Milkweed) Elodea (Waterweed) Megalodonta beckii (Water Beggar- Aster (Aster) Ticks) Bidens (Beggar-Ticks) Campanula aparinoides (Marsh- Myriophyllum (Water-Milfoil) Bellflower) Najas (Water-Nymph) Cicuta (Water-Hemlock) 2 Potamogeton (Pondweed) Cirsium (Thistle) Ranunculus (Water Crowfoot) Epilobium (Willow-Herb) Utricularia (Bladderwort) Eupatorium (Joe-Pye Weed, Boneset) Vallisneria americana (Water Celery) Euthamia (Grass-Leaved Goldenrod) Zannichellia palustris (Horned Pondweed) Floating Leaved Aquatic Forbs Galium (Bedstraw) Hypericum (St. John's-Wort) Brasenia schreberi (Water-Shield) Impatiens (Jewelweed) 4 Lemna (Duckweed) Lathyrus (Wild Pea) Nuphar (Yellow Water-Lily) Lycopus (Bugle Weed) 2 2 Nymphaea (White Water-Lily) Lysimachia (Loosestrife) Polygonum amphibium (Water Smartweed) Lythrum (Loosestrife) Potamogeton (Pondweed) Mentha arvensis (Field-Mint) Spirodela polyrhiza (Greater Duckweed) Pilea (Clearweed) Wolfia (Water-Meal) Polygonum (Smartweed) Emergent Forbs with Basal Leaves Acorus (Sweet Flag) Alisma (Water-Plantain) Calla palustris (Water-Arum) Caltha palustris (Marsh-Marigold) Iris (Iris, Flag) Pontedaria cordata (Pickerelweed) Rumex (Dock) Sagittaria (Arrowhead) Sparganium (Bur-Reed) Typha (Cat-Tail) Additional/Unknown Forbs Unknown Forb # Additional Potentilla palustris (Marsh-Cinquefoil) Scutellaria (Skullcap) Sium suave (Water-Parsnip) Solanum dulcamara (Nightshade) Solidago (Goldenrod) Stachys (Hedge-Nettle Triadenum fraseri (Marsh St. John's- Wort) Urtica dioica (Stinging Nettle) Verbena hastata (Blue Vervain) -There are 2 Potamogetons in the plot, floating leaved and submergent -Total Potamogeton CC = -There are 2 Polygonums -Total Polygonum CC = 2

MN WHEP VEGETATION SURVEY METRIC SCORING SHEET Site Name: Brick Pond Team Leader/Observer: Robert Orleans Team Name: Eagan Local Sponsor: Dakota Co. ) Vascular Genera -Count the number of different genera of low vascular plants (Ferns & Horsetails), woody plants, grasslikes, & forbs observed within the sample plot. Be careful not to count the same genus twice. a. Number of Low Vasculars: 0 Date Sampled: 7/6/04 Date d: 7/22/04 County: Dakota b. Number of Woody Plants: c. Number of Grasslikes: 4 Vascular Genera Plot Tally d. Number of Forbs: 0 = 20 9-9 e. Plot Tally (sum of a - d): 0-8 f. Metric # : 2) Nonvascular Taxa -Count the number of different kinds of nonvascular taxa observed within the sample plot. Do not count algae, but note in the comments section. a. Plot Tally: Nonvascular Taxa b. Metric #2 : Plot Tally = 2 0

MN WHEP VEGETATION SURVEY METRIC SCORING SHEET -Count the number of different kinds of grasslike genera observed within the sample plot (refer to metric #, part c). a. Plot Tally: 4 Grasslike Genera b. Metric # : Plot Tally = 2-4 0-4) Carex Cover -Estimate the percent cover of Carex within the sample plot. a. Carex Cover Class Value: 2 Carex Cover b. Metric #4 : CC Value Percent - 6 = % 2 - % 0-0 - % ) Utricularia Presence a. Was Utricularia Yes No present in the plot? Utricularia Presence Presence/Absence b. Metric # : Present Absent Site Name: Brick Pond Team Name: Eagan Date Sampled: 7/6/04 ) Grasslike Genera 6) Aquatic Guild -Count the number of different Aquatic Guild genera. This includes the submergent aquatic forbs and floating leaved aquatic forbs listed on the releve data sheet and Chara, Riccia fluitans, and Ricciocarpus natans a. Plot Tally: 6 Aquatic Guild b. Metric #6 : Plot Tally = 6-0 - 2

MN WHEP VEGETATION SURVEY METRIC SCORING SHEET a. Sum of midpoint percent cover: Lythrum (Loosestrife) Phragmites australis (Giant Reed) Scirpus (Bulrush) Polygonum (Smartweed) CC Midpoint % 6 6 7-00 87 0-7 6 4 2-0 8-2 2 2-0- 0. Total Midpoint %: 66 (%) b. Metric #7 : Persistent Litter Total Midpoint % IBI Summary Site Name: Brick Pond Team Name: Eagan Date Sampled: 7/6/04 7) Persistent Litter -Record the cover class (CC) of each plant taxa listed below that was found in your plot. Determine the midpoint % cover and sum all of the values to score this metric. The midpoint % cover is the middle percentage of the range that a CC represents. Data must be converted from CC to midpoint % before being added together, because the ranges that CC's represent are not equal. Typha (Cat Tail) Plant Sparganium (Bur-Reed) Metric ) Vascular Genera -Tally your results from the seven metrics and add them together to arrive at a wetland vegetation IBI score and condition assessment for the site. 2) Nonvascular Taxa Site Interpretation ) IBI Grasslike Genera Wetland assessment 4) Carex Cover 26 - ) Utricularia Presence 6-2 Moderate 6) Aquatic Guild 7 - Poor 7) Persistent Litter CC Percent Cover Range = 27% 28-4% = 4% Excellent Midpoint % Total: 9 Moderate Wetland Condition Assessment: MN WHEP VEGETATION SURVEY METRIC SCORING SHEET Site Name: Brick Pond Team Name: Eagan Date Sampled: 7/6/04

Additional Site Remarks -Please provide any additional information about this site and/or the vegetation survey. Do you think the methods for evaluating the vegetation are adequate for this site? Does the condition assessment reflect your impressions of the site? Are there any potential threats to the site (e.g. new developments, stormwater inputs, roads, etc)? -The vegetation is pretty homogenous at this site, so we're pretty confident that our releve accurately characterized the wetland -We agree with the assessment. The aquatic community looks ok but the emergent community is being overrun with cat tails giving an overall moderate assessment.