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INSTRUCTIONS • Include name of County and your last name at [he top of each page, This will permit identification of your contribution in the event the pages of the cheek list become separated. Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 m u ,-. ~ {. ~ u ~ w y ' y . -.1 ' 3 6 O U y ~ m c ~ d ar u u - o v o. C r+ C V1 M V F N .r y an d u ' d ..~ to c f+ m I u ~ m u o++7C ...u u -.a m~ > I owa+ du ! mu - a u,+m ~ °~% m v ~ 00 ~ ~o a ~ o c i. i • Column 1 Overall Occurrence, Place a check mark here 1E the species or subspecies is present during al or any part of the year. Column 2, Seasonal Occurrence. Indicate seasonal occurrence of each species checked in Column 1 by using capital letters; ,, Y v H - s - w - U - Year around resident Migrant, only seen during migratory periods Summer resident Winter resident Unknown Column 3, Population Status, Indicate the population status of each species checked in Column 1 by using lower case letters. Please note that population statue refers to the local situation and not do the status of the species on .any official state or federal list of threatened or endangered species. For example, prairie chickens, which are on the state's endangered list, may be locally common in portions of some eastern Colorado counties; and the Colorado squawfish, which is on the federal endangered list, may be locally common in Moffat and Mesa Counties, I'he following lower case letters and definitions should be used to indicate status . in Column 3: •~-' '_ ~~ e~- Endangered,- A wildlife population is endangered when its prospects for survival and reproduction within an area are in jeopardq',••or'are 'likely to become so within the forseeable future. Any substantial reduction or; .displacement of a wildlife population resulting from a change in land use could cause an otherwise normal population to become endangered in status _ 2 q_