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Appendix 9, Wildlife Abundance and Occurrence Codes Page 3 of 4 BIRDS (continued) Very Raze 10-40 records (includes all historical records) for the state as a whole Casual/Accidental 1-9 records (includes all historical records) Extirpated Known to have historically occurred, but known to no lon er be resent Unknown Known to occur, but can't be placed in any of [he abundance categories above MAMMALS CATEGORY DEFINITION Abundant Observed daily; >100lday in appropriate season and habitat OR the dominant species (in terms of number) collected by standazd techniques in appropriate season and habitat Common Observed daily; 25-100/day in appropriate season and habitat OR one of the most common species collected 6y standard techniques in appropriate season and habitat Fairly Common Observed daily; 10-25/day in appropriate season and habitat OR expected to be collected daily in small numbers by standard techniques in appropriate season and habitat Uncommon Usually observed daily in appropriate season and habitat; 1-10/day OR species may be gregarious so that a large group may be observed at one time, but usually only 1-2 groups per day is observed OR usually collected daily in a ropria[e season and habitat Raze Usually not observed daily in appropriate season and habitat; 1-5/day and 1- 10/season OR species may be gregarious so that a lazge group may be observed at one time, but usually only 1 group is observed OR usually not collected daily in a ro riate season Very Rare 10-40 records (includes all historical records) for the state as a whole Casual/Accidental 1-9 records (includes all historical records) for the state as a whole Exti ated Known to have historical] occurred, but known to no lon er be resent Unknown Known or Likely to occur, but can't be placed in any of the abundance categories above.