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Heavy rains with strong winds in southwestern Saskatchewan from 20 to 29 May 2010 flooded fields where adult Richardson’s Ground Squirrels ( Urocitellus richardsonii ) had recently been live–trapped. Natural mortality rates in six marked populations (n = 11 to 29 animals) ranged from 9.1 to 42.9%. The mean mortality rate of populations (28.9%) was significantly greater than that estimated for four populations (8.5%) studied in April and May 2007 and 2008 during drought periods. This finding is in agreement with past studies on other ground squirrel species which showed that spring snowstorms and heavy rains caused an increase in natural mortality rates.

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High Spring Mortality of Adult Richardson’s Ground Squirrels, &lt;em&gt;Urocitellus richardsonii&lt;/em&gt;, Associated with a Severe Rainstorm in Southwestern Saskatchewan