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11/26/2007 8:15:34 AM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981008
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
7/30/2007
Doc Name
Widlife Baseline Report-Nucla Mine Peabody Tab 11-1993 Permit
From
1979 Peabody Wildlife Study
Section_Exhibit Name
Section 2.04.11 Attachment 2.04.11-1
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<br />C'io_et-gree^. swallow. ~ T?:e violet-green swallow was ttte sa:~'c~(7d Host r!~ux:ant <br />~~~•cies obse_+-tec'. (average abundance of 6.0 individvals,;.-^i). This species <br />wits also observed i.n all five vegetation types and was pie 7ecund t!c,st .il..uir <br />dant species observed in the alfalfa field, grassland,txisture, iuniper and sage- <br />brus?t types. F_a~.~ever, in all instances, this species was observed as a 'flyover", <br />_`o_zcing on the f'_yino insects above each vegetation type. Since the study <br />area ? s small and t)v= passerinne transects were placed within y *.nile of <br />eac'i other, the same individuals Caere probably observed over each vegetation <br />type. Thus, t`:e relative abtmdance indices for the violet-gree_-i swallow may <br />be inflated. T_!:e violet-green swallow exhibited a definite affinity for thc: .- <br />alfzLa field. <br />Com.^.nn crow. The com~on crew was the third mist abundant species observed. <br />..l`houch *_he m^x~on crow was rot found in high nisubers in any habitat type <br />('_.6 individua_s/)mi over all '...ransects), it did have a wide distribution <br />wrong habitats in the study area. It was found in all vegetation t]'Pes but <br />as a result of the low number of observations, an affinity for any one habi- <br />tat was rot apaarent. Crows, like red-winced blackbirds, tend to occur in <br />_°locks. <br />::estern m~c'.rn:_ark. The western meadaolark is a year-sound resident of the <br />study azez and one the fou_~h ::net abu-s3ant species observed during the breed- <br />ino bird surveys, averaging 1.5 individuals/)an over all types. This species <br />was observed in the alfalfa field, grassland, pasture, and juniper habitats <br />and e.•chi hired a-i affinity _°or Sze jtmiper type. <br />;yin±er Passerine Habitat. A total of six avian species were observed during <br />the winter passerine surveys in the I¢ucla study area. The four passerine <br />species _z decreasing order of relative abundance were: white-crowned <br />s_.x-~rrow, Oregon junco, western mnadowlazk and raven. Non-passerine species <br />obser~~ during the winter transects were the mazsh hawk and ring-necked <br />pheasant. <br />Riparian. Nbre passerine species verse observed in the riparian type than <br />an•_ other type siv-veyed d:irina :he winter ~sserine surveys (4). AccnrcL+'ngly, <br />~' th:s type had the hi?hest species diversity index of a+~y type st'.-veyed (0.91) . <br />^_'his ha:`. tat al_o surrror`ed ttr_ hiohest avian population (90.7 _dividuais/ <br />-34 .1 V K > > 1980. <br />• <br />(Revised July 2006) Attachment 2.04.11-1-41 <br />
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