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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1994082
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Doc Name
1993 WILDLIFE BASELINE STUDIES
Section_Exhibit Name
TAB 11 ATTACHMENT 11-1
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• and ibises, for example, would be generally limited to marshy wetland <br />areas which do not exist on or near Yoast. <br />No federally-listed threatened or endangered mammals occur 1n the <br />Yoast area. The wolverine (Gulo gulo), listed as endangered by Colo- <br />rado, is the only state-listed species potentially occurring in the <br />region. While historic and potential range of the wolverine includes <br />the mountains of north-central Colorado, this species is likely extir- <br />pated from the area. Wolverines are wide-ranging, and in some western <br />states the species appears to be on the increase (Wilson 1982). It is <br />possible that individuals may pass through or reoccupy the region at <br />some point in time. <br />The only other listed species observed by PRES was a peregrine <br />falcon (Falco pere9rinus), encountered on 10 August 1993, as biolo- <br />• gists were driving from the study area to Hayden in the evening. The <br /> bird was hunting along Sage Creek Road several miles northwest of the <br />Yoast permit area in NE/4 Section 23, TBN, R88W. After capturing a <br />small bird, the peregrine perched on the ground in a fallow field and <br />consumed its prey. The peregrine is federally-listed as endangered, <br />and listed by the state of Colorado as threatened. <br />• <br />53 <br />
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