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DRMS Permit Index
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C2010089
IBM Index Class Name
Application Correspondence
Doc Date
6/2/2011
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Mariah Report Wildlife Baseline
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Section 2.04.11 Appenidx 2.04.11-1
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MLT
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1969). Their food mostly consists of bulbs, roots and stems of aquatic <br />vegetation. Muskat habitat in the study area is linil.ted 1x the marshy <br />area in the riparian habitat; accordingly, their distribution and abundance <br />is limited on the study area. <br />Three Gunnison's prairie dog towns are located on the study area (Appendix <br />A, Map 2) . These towns were foi,rerly one large town but were divided by <br />road construction and mining activities (personal communication, May 31, <br />1979, .Roy Karo). A total of 16 adult prairie dogs were observed during a <br />black- footed ferret survey of these tens in late May, 1979. Gunnison' s <br />prairie dogs inhabit open grassy and brushy areas at high elevations, <br />and are restricted in distribution to south - eastern Colorado (Lochleitner <br />1969). <br />AVTFALSNP. <br />Passerine Birds. Breeding and resident wintering passerines in the Nucla <br />study area were surveyed during early June, 1979 and January,1980 along 4.5 km <br />transects placed within major vegetation types represented in the study area. <br />The census technique was designed to quantify passerine abundance; however, <br />all avian species, including raptors and game birds, observed along the <br />transects were counted. The results of the breeding and wintering bird <br />surveys are provided on computer print -outs in Appendix B, Part 2 for each <br />of the five vegetation types sampled (grassland pasture, upland sagebrush, <br />juniper, alfalfa field, and riparian). These print -outs provide relative <br />abundance indices (number of individuals/km) and macrohabitat affinities for <br />each species encountered and Shannon - Weiner species diversity indices for <br />each habitat sampled. A list of all avian species.positively identified <br />for the Nucla study area during this and previous studies is provided in <br />Table 1. <br />Ztvo major topics are considered in the discussion of breeding and wintering <br />passerine birds. First, the relative.isportance to avifauna of each habitat <br />type sampled is described; Determination of importance focuses on three <br />parameters: species diversity, cous,Josition, and abundance. Second, the <br />occurrence, distribution and abundance of important passerine species is <br />discussed. T^.portant species are defined as those with a high relative <br />JUN 1 1 480 <br />
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