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• Raptors <br />-there is suitable habitat fur raptor nesting in the older spruce-fir and cottonwood trees <br />clung the two ti+rks of Terror Crc;ek. Howc;~er, during multiple surveys last yrar and this <br />year no new or old nests were observed in those tree's In addition, no raptors sueh as <br />accipiters, which might utilize this habitat, were observed in the immediate area. <br />Pond J :access Road <br />Site Habitat Sun•cy <br />'this rood runs in an easterly direction approximately (+100 feet, from the main Terror <br />Ctt~xk Road to the Ridge Ruad, which accesses the Bowie h9ine to the south ft crosses <br />East terror Creek and actually turns into a trail a short distance up the hill. It is loeatcd <br />neaz the bottom of the drv dratnage and hec:omes steep i I S-:y°~) as it enters and traverus <br />the aspen The road basses through a nparian vegetative habitat in terror Creek, and then <br />is in the mountain shrub habitat type until it intersects aspen about a half mtle up the <br />drainage. lateral relaxation of the nrad, a short distance out of the drainage bottom, is <br />heine considered. <br />• <br />• ;;irds observed along tlm proposed road comdur were what ~eould lx' exlxxtcd for the <br />habitat type.; that exist in this area. l)enstn• and diversity vaned depending on the habitat <br />Accesv Road Bird Sunev <br />