subgenus
Long-tailed Shrews
Otisorex
Children
- Masked Shrew native
- Vagrant Shrew native
- Smoky Shrew native
- Ornate Shrew native
- American Pygmy Shrew native
- Fog Shrew native
- Pacific Shrew native
- Northern Montane Shrew
- Southeastern Shrew native
- Pribilof Island Shrew native
- Southern Montane Shrew
- Mount Lyell Shrew native
- Hayden's Shrew native
- Dwarf Shrew native
- Saint Lawrence Island Shrew native
- Olympic Shrew native
- Gray Long-tailed Shrew native
- American Water Shrew Complex
Range
Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided
Most observed native long-tailed shrews All
Native to the US, by observations.
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Masked Shrew
Sorex cinereus
2,980 observations
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Vagrant Shrew
Sorex vagrans
576 observations
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Smoky Shrew
Sorex fumeus
224 observations
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Ornate Shrew
Sorex ornatus
183 observations
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American Pygmy Shrew
Sorex hoyi
60 observations
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Western Water Shrew
Sorex navigator
48 observations
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Fog Shrew
Sorex sonomae
45 observations
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Pacific Shrew
Sorex pacificus
37 observations
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Southeastern Shrew
Sorex longirostris
29 observations
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Northern Water Shrew
Sorex palustris
28 observations
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Pribilof Island Shrew
Sorex pribilofensis
18 observations
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Bendire's Shrew
Sorex bendirii
14 observations
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Mount Lyell Shrew
Sorex lyelli
5 observations
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Dwarf Shrew
Sorex nanus
2 observations
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Hayden's Shrew
Sorex haydeni
2 observations