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Deciduous Riparian Abert’s Towhee Cordilleran Flycatcher Northern Rough-winged Swallow Acorn Woodpecker Curve-billed Thrasher Northern Waterthrush American Crow Dark-eyed Junco Orange-crowned Warbler American Dipper Double-crested Cormorant Osprey American Goldfinch Downy Woodpecker Painted Redstart American Kestrel Dusky Flycatcher Peregrine Falcon American Pipit Eastern Bluebird Phainopepla American Redstart Elf Owl Pine Siskin American Robin European Starling Plumbeous Vireo Anna’s Hummingbird Evening Grosbeak Purple Martin Ash-throated Flycatcher Fox Sparrow Pyrrhuloxia Bald Eagle Franklin’s Gull Red-faced Warbler Band-tailed Pigeon Gila Woodpecker Red-naped Sapsucker Bank Swallow Golden-crowned Sparrow Red-winged Blackbird Barn Owl Gray Flycatcher Ring-billed Gull Barn Swallow Great Blue Heron Rose-breasted Grosbeak Bell’s Vireo Great Egret Ruby-crowned Kinglet Belted Kingfisher Greater Roadrunner Rufous-crowned Sparrow Bewick's Wren Great Horned Owl Rufous Hummingbird Black-and-white Warbler Great-tailed Grackle Sandhill Crane Black-chinned Hummingbird Green Heron Say's Phoebe Black-crowned Night Heron Green-tailed Towhee Sharp-shinned Hawk Black-headed Grosbeak Green-winged Teal Snowy Egret Black Phoebe Hairy Woodpecker Song Sparrow Black Swift Harris’s Sparrow Spotted Towhee Black-throated Gray Warbler Hepatic Tanager Summer Tanager Blue-gray Gnatcatcher Hermit Thrush Swainson's Thrush Blue Grosbeak Hooded Merganser Swamp Sparrow Blue-throated Hummingbird Hooded Oriole Tennessee Warbler Bonaparte’s Gull House Finch Townsend's Solitaire Brewer's Blackbird House Wren Townsend’s Warbler Bridled Titmouse Hutton’s Vireo Tree Swallow Broad-tailed Hummingbird Inca Dove Turkey Vulture Bronzed Cowbird Indigo Bunting Verdin Brown-crested Flycatcher Ladder-backed Woodpecker Vermilion Flycatcher Brown-headed Cowbird Lazuli Bunting Violet-green Swallow Bullock’s Oriole Lesser Goldfinch Warbling Vireo Bushtit Lesser Nighthawk Western Bluebird California Gull Lewis's Woodpecker Western Kingbird Canyon Towhee Lincoln's Sparrow Western Screech Owl Canyon Wren Long-eared Owl Western Tanager Cassin’s Finch Lucy’s Warbler Western Wood Pewee Cassin's Kingbird MacGillivray's Warbler White-breasted Nuthatch Cassin’s Vireo Magnificent Hummingbird White-crowned Sparrow Cedar Waxwing Marsh Wren White-throated Sparrow Chipping Sparrow Merlin White-throated Swift Cliff Swallow Mexican Jay White-winged Dove Common Black Hawk Mountain Bluebird Willow Flycatcher Common Ground Dove Mountain Chickadee Wilson's Warbler Common Merganser Mourning Dove Winter Wren Common Nighthawk Nashville Warbler Wood Duck Common Poor-will Northern Cardinal Yellow Warbler Common Raven Northern Flicker Yellow-billed Cuckoo Common Yellowthroat Northern Goshawk Yellow-breasted Chat Cooper's Hawk Northern Harrier Yellow-headed Blackbird Yellow-rumped Warbler 158
Marsh/Open American Avocet Clark’s Grebe Green Heron American Bittern Cliff Swallow Green-winged Teal American Coot Common Goldeneye Hooded Merganser American Kestrel Common Ground Dove Horned Lark American Pipit Common Loon Killdeer American Wigeon Common Merganser Lark Bunting Baird’s Sandpiper Common Moorhen Lark Sparrow Bank Swallow Common Snipe Least Bittern Barn Swallow Common Yellowthroat Least Sandpiper Belted Kingfisher Double-crested Cormorant Lesser Scaup Black-bellied Plover Eared Grebe Lesser Yellowlegs Black-crowned Night Heron Evening Grosbeak Lincoln’s Sparrow Black-necked Stilt Ferruginous Hawk Loggerhead Shrike Black Tern Forster’s Tern Long-billed Curlew Blue-winged Teal Fox Sparrow Long-billed Dowitcher Bonaparte’s Gull Franklin’s Gull Mallard Brewer's Blackbird Gadwall Marbled Godwit Bufflehead Golden Eagle Marsh Wren California Gull Great Blue Heron Merlin Canada Goose Great Egret Mountain Bluebird Canvasback Greater Roadrunner Neotropic Cormorant Chestnut-collared Longspur Greater Scaup Northern Harrier Chihuahuan Raven Greater Yellowlegs Northern Pintail Cinnamon Teal Great-tailed Grackle Northern Rough-winged Swallow Northern Shoveler Sandhill Crane Turkey Vulture Osprey Savannah Sparrow Vesper Sparrow Pectoral Sandpiper Say's Phoebe Virginia Rail Red-breasted Merganser Semipalmated Plover Western Bluebird Redhead Snow Goose Western Meadowlark Red-necked Sandpiper Snowy Egret Western Sandpiper Red-winged Blackbird Solitary Sandpiper White-faced Ibis Ring-billed Gull Sora Willet Ring-necked Duck Song Sparrow Wilson’s Phalarope Ross’s Goose Spotted Sandpiper Yellow-headed Blackbird Rough-legged Hawk Swamp Sparrow Ruddy Duck Tundra Swan 159
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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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In these analysis areas the area of
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Neotropic Cormorant (Forest Service
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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 131 and 132: Insect - Effects by Alternative A M
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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 and 154: Appendix A Gila National Forest Neo
Page 155 and 156: Oak-Juniper Acorn Woodpecker Dark-e
Page 157: Ponderosa Pine Acorn Woodpecker Chi
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