Submit mammal records | CEDaR Online Recording

Mammals are difficult to record because they are rarely seen; we often need to use other clues, such as tracks or scats, to help confirm their presence in an area. They can be a great indicator of the quality of natural habitats and biodiversity within Northern Ireland. However, many threats endanger mammals in the modern world and CEDaR would like to find out what is happening to the populations of our furry friends. Where do they live? Are we doing enough to ensure they are healthy? Have they had to move because we are encroaching on their homes?

Important: if you use this site regularly, please remember to login.

This will give you access to the My Records report which allows you to manage your data.

About you and your survey
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What Did You See?

Your details

First name: *

Last name: *

Email: *

We will only use your email address if we need to contact you about your record

Name(s) of any additional recorder(s):

Your experience level recording mammals:

Date of your sighting and any comment about your survey/sighting

Date of sighting: *

Overall comment about your survey/sighting:

Please provide the spatial reference, site name and habitat type for the record.

What was the predominant habitat type where you made your sighting(s):

Search for a place on the map:

This gives us an approximate grid reference for the location. We'll then move the map so that you can click on it to provide an accurate position for the record(s). Note: contents of this field will not be retained as part of the record.

Spatial reference (by clicking on the map the spatial reference will autofill): *

Site name (e.g. nearest town, village, park, nature reserve etc.): *

Do not enter a postal address as the information you provide will be visible to others.

Notes about using the map:
use the + sign on the right hand side of the map to change the base mapping used from Google to OpenStreetMap.
To create an accurate and useful record, use your mouse to drag the area of interest to the centre of the map window and use the zoombar on the left hand side to zoom in tight to the area where you made the sighting. When you have zoomed in, click on the location - this will autofill the Spatial Reference box above.

Please tick all the species you saw and any other information about them.

Determiner: if you have had an expert confirm the identification of a record please add their name in the 'Determiner' field. This will help when the record is being verified.

Species	Present	Observation type	Certainty	Determiner	Abundance	Comment	Sensitivity	Photos
Hedgehog - Erinaceus europaeus								Add photos
Pygmy Shrew - Sorex minutus								Add photos
Whiskered bat - Myotis mystacinus								Add photos
Natterers bat - Myotis nattereri								Add photos
Daubentons bat - Myotis daubentonii								Add photos
Leislers bat - Nyctalus leisleri								Add photos
Common pipistrelle - Pipistrellus pipistrellus								Add photos
Soprano pipistrelle - Pipistrellus pygmaeus								Add photos
Nathusius pipistrelle - Pipistrellus nathusii								Add photos
Brown long-eared bat - Plecotus auritus								Add photos
Rabbit - Oryctolagus cuniculus								Add photos
Irish Hare - Lepus timidus subsp. hibernicus								Add photos
Brown Hare - Lepus europaeus								Add photos
Grey Squirrel - Sciurus carolinensis								Add photos
Red Squirrel - Sciurus vulgaris								Add photos
Wood Mouse - Apodemus sylvaticus								Add photos
House Mouse - Mus musculus								Add photos
Brown Rat - Rattus norvegicus								Add photos
Fox - Vulpes vulpes								Add photos
Pine Marten - Martes martes								Add photos
Irish Stoat - Mustela erminea subsp. hibernica								Add photos
Mink - Neovison vison								Add photos
Badger - Meles meles								Add photos
Otter - Lutra lutra								Add photos
Grey Seal - Halichoerus grypus								Add photos
Common Seal - Phoca vitulina								Add photos
Red Deer - Cervus elaphus								Add photos
Fallow Deer - Dama dama								Add photos
Sika Deer - Cervus nippon								Add photos
Roe Deer - Capreolus capreolus								Add photos
Muntjac - Muntiacus reevesi								Add photos
Feral Goat - Capra hircus								Add photos
Common Lizard - Zootoca vivipara								Add photos
Common Frog - Rana temporaria								Add photos
Smooth Newt - Lissotriton vulgaris								Add photos