1992-11-30_REPORT - M1981302

• Permit No: M1981302
• IBM Index Class Name: Report
• Doc Date: 11/30/1992
• From: USFWS
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

The lost ethmiid moth is known from only one specimen collected near the City of Boulder.
We recommend contacting the University Museum to gather information on this species.
According to Rare Plants of Colorado, the Colorado butterfly weed is found "in moist prairie
meadows along the mountain Front Range from Castle Rock, Colorado to Cheyenne,
Wyoming, in the transition zone between wet stream bottom and rich floodplain areas." For
more detailed information on the distribution, habitat needs, and other characteristics of the
plants listed in this letter, contact James Von Loh of the Colorado Natural Areas Program of
the Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation at [phone] and/or the Colorado Native
Plant Society of the Rocky Mountain Nature Association.
Dave Weber with the Colorado Division of Wildlife should be contacted at [phone]
regarding possible impacts to state listed species and other wildlife. If we can be of further
assistance, please contact Bill Noonan of this office at [phone].
Sincerely,
6Roy . arlson
te Supervisor
cc: CDOW, Denver (Attn: Dave Weber)
ES, SLC
FERC, Washington D.C. (Attn: OHL)
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