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Table 1 (continued). Threatened and endangered species and other species of concern <br />potentially occurring in the vicinity of the subject property. <br /> <br />Adobe Penstemon <br />P Moist microhabitats on adobe hills <br />No <br />beardtongue retrorsus (Mancos shale outcrops) <br />Arizona centaury Centaurium P Wetland, riparian, sometimes at fringes of No <br /> arizonicum ponds in old gravel pits <br />Clay-loving Eriogonum FE Adobe soils (Mancos shale) of the No <br />buckwheat pelinophi/um Colorado antl Gunnison valleys <br /> On dry slopes of Mancos shate-derived <br /> soils with sparse vegetation or in xeric <br />Colorado desert Lomatium shrublands, usually associated with semi- <br />parsley concinnum P desert shrublands or mixed montane No <br /> shNblands; most significant populations <br /> found on adobe hills southeast of <br /> Hotchkiss <br />Eastwood evening Camissonia p Adobe soils in valleys of Delta County No <br />primrose eastwoodiae <br />Eastwood monkey Mimu/us S P Steep canyon walls or shallow caves with No <br />Flower eastwoodiae seeps <br />Giant Helleborine Epipactus gigantea P Steep sandstone canyon walls with seeps No <br />Juniper Thelypodyopsis p Juniper woodlands No <br />tumblemustard junrperorum <br /> On dry slopes of Mancos shale-derived <br />Rocky Mountain soils with sparse vegetation or in xeric <br />thistle Cirsium perplexans S, P shrublands, usually associated with semi- No <br /> desert shrublands or mixed montane <br /> shrublands <br /> Adobe soils (Mancos shale) of the <br />Uinta Basin Sc/erocactus Colorado and Gunnison valleys, most <br />hookless callus g/aucus FT commonly associated with semi-tlesert No <br /> shrublands (primarily shadscale and mat <br /> saltbush) <br />Notes: <br />1. Federally-listetl threatened and endangered species shown on this table compiletl from http://mountain- <br />prairie.fws.gov/entlspplCountyLists/COLORADO.htm (updated November 2005); State endangered, threatened, and species <br />of special concern compiled from Colorado Division of Wildlife's threatened antl endangeretl list at <br />httpa/wildlifesta[e.co. us/W ildlifeSpecies/SpeciesOfConcern/ThreatenedEndangeredLisUListOfThreatenedAndEntlangeredSpe <br />cies.hlm; BLM-sensitive species comDiletl from Colorado BLM State Director's List of Sensitive Species List (uptlated June <br />2000) at http://www.co.blm.govlbotanylsens_species.htm; antl CHNP-tracked species compiled species tracking lists available <br />at httpalwww.cnhp.colostate.edu/list.html (uptlated August 2006). <br />2. Status explanation: FE =Federally listed as endangered; FT = Federally listed as threatened; C = Canditlate for listing as <br />federally threatened or endangeretl; SE =State listed as endangeretl; ST =State listed as threatened; SC =Colorado species <br />of special concern; S =BLM Sensitive; P =Tracked by CNHP. <br />3. Habitat tlescriptions and potential occurrence judgments were based on professional experience of biologist who conductetl <br />the inventory; Mammals of Colorado (Fitzgeraltl et al. 1994); Colorado Division of Wildlife Habitat Maps available at <br />http:l/ndis.nrel.colostate.edu/intlex.html; Amphibians and Reptiles in Colorado (Hammerson 1999); Colorado Breeding Bird <br />Atlas (Kingery 1998); and Colorado Rare Piant Fieltl Guide (CNHP 1999). <br />4. Determined during a site visit by a qualifietl biologist on October 19, 2006 (see Rare Earth Science, LLC letter to J.E. Stover <br />& Associates, Inc. tlatetl October 20, 2006). <br />® Rare Earth Science, LLC <br />