Journal of Mammalogy · 1961 · 27 citations · 0 references
Public HealthAnimal SciencesNutritional SciencesFoodways StudiesGrazing ManagementHuman NutritionFood AvailabilityFood Consumption PatternsCultural Food HabitsForaged FoodsForaging PracticesPlant Food ConsumptionWildlife Nutritional Ecology
From an analysis of scats, the food habits of the marten were obtained in 3 habitats in Grand Teton National Park. Haw, Oregon grape, blueberry and rhamnus berries were important vegetable food items where available. Voles were the most prominent meat item in the diet. The red squirrel was rarely eaten, but its home was often used for lodging.