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Mountain Grassland American Pipit Common Raven Northern Harrier Burrowing Owl Eastern Meadowlark Savannah Sparrow Chestnut-collared Longspur Horned Lark Turkey Vulture Common Nighthawk Lark Sparrow Vesper Sparrow Common Poor-will Loggerhead Shrike Western Meadowlark Oak Woodland Acorn Woodpecker Crissal Thrasher Pine Siskin American Goldfinch Curve-billed Thrasher Plumbeous Vireo American Kestrel Dark-eyed Junco Prairie Falcon American Robin Eastern Bluebird Pyrrhuloxia Ash-throated Flycatcher Elf Owl Red-naped Sapsucker Bald Eagle Fox Sparrow Red-tailed Hawk Band-tailed Pigeon Golden Eagle Rock Wren Barn Owl Gray Flycatcher Rose-breasted Grosbeak Barn Swallow Gray Vireo Ruby-crowned Kinglet Bewick's Wren Greater Roadrunner Rufous Hummingbird Black-chinned Great-horned Owl Rufous-crowned Hummingbird Sparrow Black-headed Grosbeak Black-chinned Sparrow Blue Grosbeak Hairy Woodpecker House Finch Hutton’s Vireo Sage Thrasher Say's Phoebe Scott’s Oriole Blue-gray Gnatcatcher Ladder-backed Woodpecker Sharp-shinned Hawk Brewer’s Blackbird Lark Bunting Short-eared Owl Bridled Titmouse Lark Sparrow Spotted Towhee Bronzed Cowbird Lazuli Bunting Swainson’s Hawk Brown-headed Cowbird Lesser Goldfinch Turkey Vulture Bushtit Lincoln’s Sparrow Western Bluebird Calliope Hummingbird Loggerhead Shrike Western Kingbird Canyon Towhee MacGillivray's Warbler Western Screech Owl Canyon Wren Mexican Jay Western Scrub Jay Cassin’s Finch Mountain Bluebird Western Tanager Cassin's Kingbird Mourning Dove White-crowned Sparrow Cassin’s Vireo Northern Cardinal White-throated Sparrow Cedar Waxwing Northern Flicker White-winged Dove Chipping Sparrow Northern Goshawk Wilson’s Warbler Cliff Swallow Northern Harrier Zone-tailed Hawk Common Nighthawk Northern Pygmy Owl Common Poor-will Orange-crowned Warbler Common Raven Peregrine Falcon Cooper's Hawk Phainopepla 154
Oak-Juniper Acorn Woodpecker Dark-eyed Junco Pine Siskin American Goldfinch Eastern Bluebird Plumbeous Vireo American Kestrel Elf Owl Prairie Falcon American Robin Fox Sparrow Pyrrhuloxia Anna’s Hummingbird Golden-crowned Sparrow Red-naped Sapsucker Ash-throated Flycatcher Golden Eagle Red-tailed Hawk Bald Eagle Gray Catbird Rock Dove Band-tailed Pigeon Gray Flycatcher Rock Wren Barn Owl Gray Vireo Rose-breasted Grosbeak Barn Swallow Greater Roadrunner Ruby-crowned Kinglet Bewick's Wren Great-horned Owl Rufous Hummingbird Black-chinned Green-tailed Towhee Rufous-crowned Hummingbird Sparrow Black-chinned Sparrow Hairy Woodpecker Sage Thrasher Black-headed Grosbeak House Finch Say's Phoebe Black Swift Hutton’s Vireo Scott’s Oriole Blue-gray Gnatcatcher Juniper Titmouse Sharp-shinned Hawk Blue Grosbeak Ladder-backed Woodpecker Short-eared Owl Blue-throated Gray Warbler Lark Sparrow Rufous-crowned Sparrow Brewer's Blackbird Lazuli Bunting Spotted Towhee Brewer's Sparrow Lesser Goldfinch Swainson's Hawk Broad-tailed Hummingbird Lincoln's Sparrow Townsend’s Solitaire Bronzed Cowbird Loggerhead Shrike Turkey Vulture Brown-headed Cowbird Long-eared Owl Verdin Bushtit MacGillivray’s Warbler Violet-green Swallow Calliope Hummingbird Magnificent Hummingbird Virginia's Warbler Canyon Towhee Mexican Jay Western Kingbird Canyon Wren Mexican Spotted Owl Western Bluebird Cassin’s Finch Mountain Bluebird Western Tanager Cassin’s Kingbird Mourning Dove Western Screech Owl Cassin’s Vireo Nashville Warbler Western Scrub Jay Cedar Waxwing Northern Cardinal Whip-poor-will Chipping Sparrow Northern Flicker White-crowned Sparrow Cliff Swallow Northern Goshawk White-throated Sparrow Common Nighthawk Northern Harrier White-throated Swift Common Poor-will Northern Mockingbird White-winged Dove Common Raven Northern Pygmy Owl Wilson’s Warbler Cooper's Hawk Orange-crowned Warbler Zone-tailed Hawk Crissal Thrasher Peregrine Falcon Curve-billed Thrasher Phainopepla 155
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Gila National Forest Travel Managem
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that are on the Regional Forester S
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ALTERNATIVES and MITIGATION MEASURE
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AFFECTED ENVIRONMENT The Gila Natio
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In 1977, a study was published by a
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Regional Forester Sensitive Species
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MacGillivray’s Warbler HP Painted
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Barriers to Animal Travel or Moveme
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occupied sites, etc.). For habitat
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Issues identified during scoping re
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Elk (Game Species identified as spe
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Table 12 summarizes the harvest ind
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Table 14: Pronghorn Analysis Area -
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Bighorn Sheep (Forest Service Sensi
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Mule Deer (Gila Management Indicato
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Wide Ranging Carnivores Table19: Wi
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from a road, except when feeding. K
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HUC 1303020202 Hot/Cold Springs 195
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Percent Change -0.17% -20.66% -45.4
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Mountain Lion and Black Bear (game
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So under this alternative through t
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microhabitat in the desert landscap
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Southern red-backed vole (Forest Se
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largely unknown, but it is thought
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Small Mammals-Effects by Alternativ
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Beaver (Gila Management Indicator S
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White-nosed Coati, Western Red Bat,
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2% in the Hooded Skunk and Botta’
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The literature documents that a lar
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iparian (cottonwood/sycamore), and
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Reptiles and Amphibians-Effects by
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effects to the species and its habi
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Arizona Toad and Narrow Headed Gart
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Under this alternative you continue
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from grassland areas, and game bird
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Spotted Owl and determined that roa
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and Miller, 1997, Hamann et al, 199
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Shrub/Grassland vegetation types, a
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Table 49: Mexican Spotted Owl Criti
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The potential disturbance area in P
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Table 51: Mexican spotted owl feder
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Northern Goshawk (Gila MIS Species,
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Peregrine Falcon (Forest Service Se
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dates the species’ successful nes
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NMPIF High-Priority Species Alt. B
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Cavity Nesting Birds-Effects by Alt
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Findings: Table66: Hairy woodpecker
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2008). The GBMA is primarily manage
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trees, and succulents dominated by
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New Mexico, where it is resident in
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Table 71: Analysis Area - Existing
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Page 109 and 110: NMPIF High Priority Species Common
Page 111 and 112: Gray Vireo (Forest Service Sensitiv
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Page 115 and 116: Costa’s Hummingbird (Forest Servi
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Page 119 and 120: For the focal species and their ass
Page 121 and 122: the forest edge (New Mexico Partner
Page 123 and 124: conifers with dense foliage. Limiti
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Page 127 and 128: Findings: Table 96: Mearn’s quail
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Page 135 and 136: area. These routes continue to caus
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Page 141 and 142: Table 107: 5th Code 6th Code Waters
Page 143 and 144: MSO PACs Analysis Area 187,083 Acre
Page 145 and 146: HUC 1302020804 Alamocito Canyon Tot
Page 147 and 148: 6th Code Watershed Alt B Alt C Alt
Page 149 and 150: Forest Plan and Other Laws and Regu
Page 151 and 152: Topic Threatened & Endangered Speci
Page 153: Appendix A Gila National Forest Neo
Page 157 and 158: Ponderosa Pine Acorn Woodpecker Chi
Page 159: Marsh/Open American Avocet Clark’
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