[[pp. 52479-52528]] Final Modification of the National Pollutant Discharge
[Federal Register: September 30, 1998 (Volume 63, Number 189)]
[Notices]
[Page 52479-52528]
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[[pp. 52479-52528]] Final Modification of the National Pollutant Discharge
Elimination System (NPDES) Storm Water Multi-Sector General Permit for
Industrial Activities; Termination of the EPA NPDES Storm Water
Baseline Industrial General Permit
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Areas of coverage
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Connecticut Indian Country............. CTR05*##F
Maine.................................. MER05*###
Maine Indian Country................... MER05*##F
Massachusetts.......................... MAR05*###
Massachusetts Indian Country........... MAR05*##F
New Hampshire.......................... NHR05*###
Rhode Island Indian Country............ RIR05*##F
Vermont Federal Facilities............. VTR05*##F
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Region II
Signed this 21st day of July, 1998.
Kathleen C. Callahan,
Division of Environmental Planning and Protection Director.
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Areas of coverage Permit No.
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Puerto Rico............................ PRR05*###
Federal Facilities................. PRR05*##F
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Region III
Signed this 6th day of August, 1998.
Thomas J. Maslany,
Water Protection Division Director.
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Areas of coverage Permit No.
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District of Columbia................... DCR05*###
Federal Facilities................. DCR05*##F
Delaware Federal Facilities............ DER05*##F
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Region IV
Signed this 7th day of July, 1998.
Robert F. McGhee,
Water Management Division Director.
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Areas of coverage Permit No.
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Florida................................ FLR05*###
Indian country..................... FLR05*##F
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Region VI
William B. Hathaway,
Water Quality Protection Division Director.
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Areas of coverage Permit No.
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Louisiana Indian country............... LAR05*##F
New Mexico............................. NMR05*###
Indian country (except Navajo and NMR05*##F
Ute Mountain Reservation lands).
Oklahoma:
Indian country..................... OKR05*##F
Oil and gas exploration and OKR05*###
production related industries and
pipeline industries that are
regulated by the Oklahoma
CorporationCommission.
Texas.................................. TXR05*###
Indian country..................... TXR05*##F
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Region IX
Signed this 17th day of July, 1998.
John Ong,
Acting Director, Water Division.
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Areas of coverage Permit No.
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Arizona................................ AZR05*###
Indian country..................... AZR05*###F
Federal Facilities................. AZR05*##F
California
Indian country..................... CAR05*##F
Guam................................... GUR05*###
Federal Facilities................. GUR05*##F
Idaho
Duck Valley Reservation............ NVR05*##F
Nevada Indian country.............. NVR05*##F
New Mexico
Navajo Reservation................. AZR05*##F
Oregon
Fort McDermitt Reservation......... NVR05*##F
Utah
Goshute Reservation................ NVR05*##F
Navajo Reservation................. AZR05*##F
Johnston Atoll..................... JAR05*###
Federal Facilities................. JAR05*##F
Midway Island and Wake Island...... MWR05*###
Federal Facilities................. MWR05*###F
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Region X
Signed this 26th day of June, 1998.
Philip G. Millam,
Director, Office of Water.
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Areas of coverage Permit No.
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Alaska................................. AKR05*###
Indian country..................... AKR05*##F
Idaho.................................. IDR05*###
Federal facilities................. IDR05*##F
Indian country (except Duck Valley IDR05*##F
Reservation lands).
Oregon Indian country (except for Fort ORR05*##F
Dermitt Reservation lands).
Washington Indian country.............. WAR05*##F
Washington Federal Facilities.......... WAR05*##F
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Final Modification of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System
(NPDES) Storm Water Multi-Sector General Permit for Industrial
Activities; Termination of the EPA NPDES Storm Water Baseline
Industrial General Permit
For reasons set forth in the Fact Sheet, the Table of Contents,
Parts I, II, IV, VI, and XI.A, XI.C, XI.D, XI.E, XI.I, XI.J, XI.L,
XI.P, XI.V, XI.X and XI.AA, XII, and Addendum H of the NPDES Storm
Water Multi-Sector General Permit (MSGP) are modified as described
below. A new Part XI.AD and Addendum I have been added to the MSGP.
These modifications and additional requirements will become effective
on the date of Federal Register publication of the final modifications.
For applicant and permittee convenience, copies of the current NOI and
NOT have been included at the end of today's notice.
Notice is also being published of EPA's termination of the NPDES
Storm Water Baseline Industrial General Permit, with certain exceptions
described below in Part II.A.9, 92 days after the effective date of
these MSGP modifications where the Baseline Industrial General Permit
is extended in accordance with the provisions of the Administrative
Procedure Act (APA).
I. Modification of Permit Table of Contents
Table of Contents (Amended)
The Addenda portion of the MSGP's Table of Contents is amended to
include a reference to new Addendum I--Historic Properties Guidance.
NPDES Storm Water Multi-Sector General Permit for Industrial Activities
Table of Contents
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Addenda
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Addendum I--Historic Properties Guidance
II. Modification of Permit Eligibility Language for Protection of
Historic Properties
Part I (Amended)
Part I.B.6., National Historic Preservation Act, is amended to
include a reference to new Addendum I to the permit which provides
guidance and references for applicants to use when determining their
facility's eligibility for permit coverage regarding the protection of
historic properties and places. Part
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I.B.6(ii) is also amended to add the term ``Tribal Historic
Preservation Officers'' to the term ``State Historic Preservation
Officers'' found in the original permit.
Part I. Coverage Under This Permit
B. Eligibility
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6. National Historic Preservation Act. In order to be eligible for
coverage under this permit, the applicant must be in compliance with
the National Historic Preservation Act. A discharge of storm water
associated with industrial activity may be covered under this permit
only if:
(i) The discharge does not affect a property that is listed or is
eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places as
maintained by the Secretary of the Interior; or
(ii) The applicant has obtained and is in compliance with a written
agreement between the applicant and the State Historic Preservation
Officer (SHPO) or Tribal Historic Preservation Officer (THPO) that
outlines all measures to be undertaken by the applicant to mitigate or
prevent adverse effect to the historic property.
Addendum I of this permit provides guidance and references to
assist applicants with determining their facility's permit eligibility
concerning this provision.
III. NOI Submittal Deadline for Facilities Transferring From the
Baseline Industrial General Permit
Part II (Amended)
The deadline for NOI submittal for facilities currently covered by
the Baseline Industrial General Permit that are being transferred to
the MSGP is established by adding Part II.A.9 to the MSGP. Also added
is Part II.A.10 which instructs facilities ineligible to transfer to
the MSGP because of Endangered Species Act or National Historic
Preservation Act requirements to apply for an individual NPDES permit
from the appropriate EPA Regional Office.
Part II. Notification Requirements
A. Deadlines for Notification
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9. Facilities Being Transferred to the Multi-Sector General Permit
as a Result of the Expiration of the Baseline Industrial General
Permit. Facilities currently covered by the Baseline Industrial General
Permit for an existing storm water discharge associated with industrial
activity that have not already submitted an NOI in accordance with Part
II.A.6 to transfer coverage to the Multi-Sector General Permit, shall
do so on or before 90 days after the effective date of the modification
of the Multi-Sector Permit. The requirements of the Baseline Industrial
General Permit will continue to apply to facilities transferring permit
coverage during this time period where an extension of the Baseline
Industrial General Permit has been acquired by the permittee in
accordance with the Administrative Procedure Act (APA).
Where an extension of the Baseline Industrial General Permit has
been acquired by a permittee under the provisions of the APA, coverage
under such extended permit shall terminate in all applicable areas 92
days after the effective date of the modified MSGP with the exception
of facilities subject to Part II.A.10 and for facilities located in the
following areas: Federal facilities in Colorado; and Indian Country
lands located in the States of Colorado (including the portion of the
Ute Mountain Reservation located in New Mexico), Montana, North Dakota,
South Dakota (including the portion of the Pine Ridge Reservation
located in Nebraska), Utah (except for the Goshute and Navajo
Reservation lands (see Region 9)), and Wyoming.
10. Facilities Ineligible for Transfer to the Multi-Sector General
Permit from the Baseline Industrial General Permit. Facilities seeking
storm water permit coverage who, after attempting to comply with all
eligibility conditions of the permit, are still ineligible for transfer
to the Multi-Sector General Permit due to Endangered Species Act
requirements, National Historic Preservation Act requirements or other
requirements of the permit shall submit an application for an
individual NPDES permit to the appropriate EPA Regional Office listed
in Part I.A of this permit. These individual permit applications shall
be submitted no later than 90 days after the effective date of the
modified Multi-Sector General Permit.
IV. Deadlines for Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan Preparation
and Compliance for Facilities Transferring from the Baseline
Industrial General Permit
Part IV (Amended)
For facilities transferring to the MSGP as a result of the
expiration of the Baseline Industrial General Permit, the deadline for
storm water pollution prevention plan preparation and compliance is
established in the MSGP by adding Part IV.A.10 as follows:
Part IV. Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans
A. Deadlines for Plan Preparation and Compliance
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10. Facilities Being Transferred from the Baseline Industrial
General Permit to the Multi-Sector General Permit. Facilities
transferring industrial storm water discharge coverage from the
Baseline Industrial General Permit to the Multi-Sector General Permit
shall revise and begin implementation of their pollution prevention
plans to address requirements under Part XI no later than 180 days
after the date of modification of the Multi-Sector Permit. For cases
where construction is necessary to implement measures required by the
plan, a schedule shall be included which provides compliance with the
plan as expeditiously as practicable but no later than October 1, 2000.
V. Modification of Monitoring and Reporting Requirements
Part VI (Amended)
Part VI is amended by adding Part VI.D and referencing Part VI.D in
Parts VI.A and VI.B as shown below. Also, the reporting addresses have
been updated in Part VI.B.1.
Part VI. Monitoring and Reporting Requirements
A. Monitoring Requirements
1. Limitations on Monitoring Requirements. a. Except as required by
paragraph b., only those facilities with discharges or activities
identified in Part VI.C., Part VI.D. and Part XI. are required to
conduct sampling of their storm water discharges associated with
industrial activity. Monitoring requirements under Parts VI.C.,VI.D.
and XI. are additive. Facilities with discharges or activities
described in more than one monitoring section are subject to all
applicable monitoring requirements from each section.
b. The Director can provide written notice to any facility
otherwise exempt from the sampling requirements of Parts VI.C., VI.D.
and XI. that it shall conduct discharge sampling for a specific
monitoring frequency for specific parameters.
B. Reporting: Where To Submit
1. Location. Signed copies of discharge monitoring reports required
under Parts VI.C., VI.D., and XI., individual permit applications, and
all other reports required herein, shall be submitted to the Director
of the NPDES program at the address of the
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appropriate Regional Office listed below. For each outfall, one
Discharge Monitoring Report form must be submitted per storm event
sampled.
a. CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT EPA, Region I, Office of Ecosystem
Protection, Municipal Assistance Unit, JFK Federal Building, Boston, MA
02203
b. PR U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Caribbean Environmental
Protection Division, Centro Europa Building, 1492 Ponce de Leon Avenue,
Suite 417, Santurce, Puerto Rico 00907-4127
c. DE, DC EPA, Region III, Water Protection Division (3WP30), 841
Chestnut Building, Philadelphia, PA 19107
d. FL EPA, Region IV, Water Management Division, Surface Water Permits
Section (SWPFB), 61 Forsyth St., SW, Atlanta, GA 30303-3104
e. NM (except see Region IX for Navajo lands), TX; LA Indian Country
lands; OK Indian Country lands; oil and gas exploration and production
related industries, and pipeline operations, which are regulated by the
Oklahoma Corporation Commission EPA, Region VI, Enforcement and
Compliance Assurance Division (6EN-WC), EPA SW MSGP, P.O. Box 50625,
Dallas, TX 75250
f. AZ, CA, NV, Johnson Atoll, Guam, Midway Island, Wake Island,
American Samoa, the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands, the
Goshute Reservation in UT and NV, the Navajo Reservation in UT, NM, and
AZ, the Fort McDermitt Reservation in OR, the Duck Valley Reservation
in NV and ID EPA, Region IX, Water Management Division, (WTR-5), Storm
Water Staff, 75 Hawthorne Street, San Francisco, CA 94105
g. AK, ID (except see Region IX for Duck Valley Reservation lands), OR
(except see Region IX for Fort McDermitt Reservation lands), WA EPA,
Region X, Office of Water (OW-130), Storm Water Staff, 1200 Sixth
Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101
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D. Monitoring Requirements for Dischargers Transferring Permit
Coverage to Multi-Sector General Permit as a Result of Expiration of
Baseline Industrial General Permit, and Other Dischargers Obtaining
Multi-Sector General Permit Coverage After September 30, 1997.
Facilities transferring permit coverage to the Multi-Sector General
Permit as a result of the expiration of the Baseline Industrial General
Permit, and other dischargers (i.e., new dischargers; existing
dischargers formerly unpermitted under either an individually-drafted
NPDES permit or another NPDES general permit; and, dischargers
transitioning industrial storm water discharge permit coverage from an
individually drafted NPDES permit to the Multi-Sector General Permit)
obtaining coverage after September 30, 1997, are required to monitor in
accordance with the applicable requirements listed in Part XI. during
the 4th year of the Multi-Sector Permit (October 1, 1998-September 30,
1999). Submittal of Discharge Monitoring Report Forms (or
certifications) reporting monitoring results are to be postmarked no
later than March 31, 2000, and sent to the appropriate EPA Regional
Office listed in Part VI.B.
Facilities with discharges subject to numeric effluent limitations
that are eligible for coverage (see Part V.B., Part XI.A.4. Part
XI.C.5., Part XI.D.4., Part XI.E.4., Part XI.J.4., and Part XI.O.4.)
are to monitor and report as required by the permit.
Facilities transitioning from the Baseline Industrial General
Permit to the Multi-Sector General Permit may use their two most recent
monitoring results, on a parameter-by-parameter, outfall-by-outfall
basis which were obtained through Baseline Permit monitoring
requirements, to compare with appropriate monitoring cut-off
concentrations in order to meet the Multi-Sector's 4th year monitoring
requirements mentioned above. This provision is only allowable where
such data represents current industrial storm water discharges from a
facility. Facilities with discharges subject to the numeric effluent
limitations mentioned above cannot use previously generated sampling
data and must conduct monitoring for the life of the Multi-Sector
General Permit for those discharges.
VI. Modification of Types of Facilities Covered by the MSGP;
Inclusion of Effluent Limitations for Wet Deck Storage Areas; and,
Addition of New Part XI.AD.
Part XI (Amended)
1. Parts XI.A.4 and 5 are amended to include technology-based
effluent limitations and monitoring requirements for non-storm water
discharges from wet deck storage areas as currently authorized under
Part XI.A.2.a(2) of the MSGP.
2. Part XI.C.1 is amended by adding subsector ``i'' which
authorizes discharges from facilities within SIC Code 283. The previous
Part XI.C.2 is deleted which had not authorized discharges from SIC
code 283 facilities. The previous Part XI.C.1.i is renumbered as Part
XI.C.2. Also, clarification is added in Part XI.C.1.h that facilities
with SIC code 3952 other than those listed are covered by Part XI.Y.
3. Part XI.D.1.e. is amended to show the appropriate parts of the
permit which provide coverage for storm water discharges from petroleum
refineries (Part XI.I.), oil recycling facilities (Part XI.N.), and fat
and oil rendering facilities (Part XI.U.).
4. Part XI.E.1 is amended to authorize discharges from
manufacturers of the following products: glass products made of
purchased glass (SIC code 3231); vitreous china plumbing fixtures, and
china and earthenware fittings and bathroom accessories (SIC code
3261), lime (SIC code 3274), stone and stone products (SIC code 3281);
abrasive products (SIC code 3291); asbestos products (SIC code 3292),
mineral wool (SIC code 3296), and nonmetallic mineral products not
elsewhere classified (SIC code 3299). Also, the SIC code exclusions in
the existing Part XI.E.1 pertaining to SIC codes 3274, 3281, 3291, 3292
and 3296 are deleted.
Part XI.E.5.a. is modified to include the following categories of
facilities among those which must conduct analytical monitoring:
manufacturers of vitreous china plumbing fixtures, and china and
earthen ware fittings and bathroom accessories (SIC code 3261) and lime
(3274). The monitoring requirements for SIC code 3261 facilities are
found in Table E-1 and the requirements for SIC code 3274 facilities
are found in Table E-2.
5. Part XI.I.1.a. is amended to authorize discharges from
facilities in SIC code 2911 (petroleum refineries), except for
discharges subject to effluent limitations guidelines.
6. Part XI.J.1.a.(1) is amended to authorize mine dewatering
discharges composed entirely of storm water or ground water seepage
from construction sand and gravel, industrial sand, and crushed stone
mining facilities located in EPA Regions I, II and X. Similar revisions
are made to Part XI.J.4.a. (Numeric Effluent Limitations) and Part
XI.J.5.b. (Monitoring and Reporting Requirements). These discharges
were originally authorized in the MSGP from only those facilities
located in EPA Region VI and Arizona in EPA Region IX.
7. Parts XI.L.1 and 2 are amended to authorize discharges from open
dumps. Similar language changes have been
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made in Parts XI.L.3, 4 and 5 to include applicability to open dumps.
8. Part XI.P.1 is amended to authorize discharges from facilities
in SIC code 4221-4225 (public warehousing and storage) that do not have
vehicle and equipment maintenance shops and/or equipment cleaning
operations but have areas (exclusive of access roads and rail lines)
where material handling equipment or activities, raw materials,
intermediate products, final products, waste materials, by-products or
industrial machinery are exposed to storm water.
9. Part XI.V.1 is amended to authorize industrial storm water
discharges from facilities in SIC code 31 (except 3111), which covers
manufacturers of finished leather and artificial leather products.
10. Part XI.X.1 is amended to clarify that this sector authorizes
industrial storm water discharges from all SIC 27 facilities.
11. Part XI.AA.1 is amended to clarify that this sector authorizes
industrial storm water discharges from all SIC 34 facilities.
12. Part XI.AD. is added to provide an industrial sector for
facilities which meet the definition of storm water associated with
industrial activity (40 CFR 122.26(b)(14)) and are required by the
Director to obtain permit coverage in accordance with 40 CFR
122.26(a)(1)(v) or 40 CFR 122.26(a)(9) and 122.26.(g)(1)(i), but cannot
be classified in another industrial sector of this permit (i.e., Parts
XI.A--XI.AC).
13. Part XI.I.3.a.(3)(d) is modified to require only annual
inspections (rather than quarterly or semi-annual inspections) of
temporarily or permanently inactive oil and gas extraction facilities
which are unstaffed and remotely located.
The final revisions of the MSGP listed above in PART XI (AMENDED),
items 1 through 13, appear in the modified MSGP as follows:
Part XI. Specific Requirements for Industrial Activities
A. Storm Water Discharges Associated With Industrial Activity From
Timber Products Facilities
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2. Special Conditions
a. Prohibition of Non-storm Water Discharges.
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(2) In addition to the discharges described in part III.A.2., the
following non-storm water discharges may be authorized by this permit
provided the non-storm water component of the discharge is in
compliance with paragraph XI.A.3.a.(3)(g)(i) (Measures and Controls for
Non-storm Water Discharges) and the effluent limitations described in
paragraph XI.A.4.a.: Discharges from the spray down of lumber and wood
product storage yards where no chemical additives are used in the spray
down waters and no chemicals are applied to the wood during storage.
* * * * *
4. Numeric Effluent Limitations. In addition to the numeric
effluent limitations described in Part V.B, the following limitations
shall be met by existing and new dischargers.
a. Wet Deck Storage Area Runoff. Non-storm water discharges from
areas used for the storage of logs where water, without chemical
additives, is intentionally sprayed or deposited on logs to deter decay
or infestation by insects are required to meet the following effluent
limitations: pH shall be within the range of 6.0-9.0, and there will be
no discharge of debris. Chemicals are not allowed to be applied to the
stored logs. The term ``debris'' is defined as woody material such as
bark, twigs, branches, heartwood or sapwood that will not pass through
a 2.54 cm (1 in.) diameter round opening and is present in the
discharge from a wet deck storage area. Dischargers subject to these
numeric limitations must be in compliance with these limitations
through the duration of permit coverage.
5. Monitoring and Reporting Requirements.
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d. Compliance Monitoring Requirements. Permittees with log storage
area spray water discharges which are covered by this permit must
monitor the discharge for the presence of debris and pH at least
annually beginning October 1, 1998, and continuing for the duration of
permit coverage. Facilities must report in accordance with 5.d.(2)
below (reporting). In addition to the parameters listed above, the
permittee shall provide an estimate of the total volume (in gallons) of
the discharge sampled.
(1) Sample Type. A minimum of one grab sample shall be taken. All
samples shall be collected from the discharge point of the wet deck
storage area and will not be taken during a storm water event. The grab
sample shall be taken during the first 30 minutes of the discharge. If
the collection of a grab sample during the first 30 minutes is
impracticable, a grab sample can be taken during the first hour of the
discharge, and the discharger shall submit with the monitoring report a
description of why a grab sample during the first 30 minutes was
impracticable.
(2) Reporting. Permittees with log storage area spray water
discharges shall submit monitoring results, obtained during the
reporting period beginning on the effective date of permit
modification, on Discharge Monitoring Report Form(s) postmarked no
later than November 30 of each year following each annual monitoring
period. Signed copies of Discharge Monitoring Reports shall be
submitted to the Director of the NPDES program at the address of the
appropriate Regional Office indicated in Part VI.B. of this permit. For
each outfall, one signed Discharge Monitoring Report form shall be
submitted for each sampling event.
(3) Additional Notification. In addition to filing copies of
discharge monitoring reports in accordance with paragraph (2) (above),
permittees with discharges of log storage area spray water through a
large or medium municipal separate storm sewer system (systems serving
a population of 100,000 or more) must submit signed copies of discharge
monitoring reports to the operator of the municipal separate storm
sewer system in accordance with the dates provided in paragraph 5.d.(2)
(above).
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C. Storm Water Discharges Associated With Industrial Activity From
Chemical and Allied Products Manufacturing Facilities
1. Discharges Covered Under This Section. The requirements listed
under this section shall apply to storm water discharges associated
with industrial activity from a facility engaged in manufacturing the
following products and generally described by the SIC code shown:
* * * * *
h. Ink and paints, including china painting enamels, India ink,
drawing ink, platinum paints for burnt wood or leather work, paints for
china painting, artists' paints and artists' water colors (SIC 3952,
limited to those listed; for others in SIC 3952 not listed above, see
Part XI.Y).
i. Medicinal chemicals and pharmaceutical products, including the
grading, grinding and milling of botanicals (including SIC 283).
2. Co-located Industrial Activities. When an industrial facility,
described by the above coverage provisions of this section, has
industrial activities being conducted onsite that meet the
description(s) of industrial activities in another section(s), that
industrial facility shall comply with any and all
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applicable monitoring and pollution prevention plan requirements of the
other section(s) in addition to all applicable requirements in this
section. The monitoring and pollution prevention plan terms and
conditions of this multi-sector permit are additive for industrial
activities being conducted at the same industrial facility (co-located
industrial activities). The operator of the facility shall determine
which other monitoring and pollution prevention plan section(s) of this
permit (if any) are applicable to the facility.
* * * * *
D. Storm Water Discharges Associated With Industrial Activity From
Asphalt Paving and Roofing Materials and Lubricant Manufacturers
1. Discharges Covered Under This Section.
* * * * *
e. Limitations on Coverage. The following storm water discharges
associated with industrial activity are not authorized by this section
of the permit:
(1) Storm water discharges from petroleum refining facilities,
including those that manufacture asphalt or asphalt products and that
are classified as SIC code 2911 (see Part XI.I),
(2) Storm water discharges from oil recycling facilities (see Part
XI.N), and
(3) Storm water discharges associated with fats and oils rendering
(see Part XI.U).
* * * * *
E. Storm Water Discharges Associated With Industrial Activity From
Glass, Clay, Cement, Concrete, and Gypsum Product Manufacturing
Facilities
1. Discharges Covered Under This Section. The requirements listed
under this section shall apply to storm water discharges from the
following activities: manufacturing flat, pressed, or blown glass or
glass containers; manufacturing hydraulic cement; manufacturing clay
products including tile and brick; manufacturing of pottery and
porcelain electrical supplies; manufacturing concrete products;
manufacturing gypsum products; nonclay refractories; and grinding or
otherwise treating minerals and earths. This section generally includes
the following types of manufacturing operations: flat glass, (SIC code
3211); glass containers, (SIC code 3221); pressed and blown glass, not
elsewhere classified, (SIC code 3229); glass products made of purchased
glass (SIC code 3231) where material handling equipment or activities,
raw materials, intermediate products, final products, waste materials,
by-products, or industrial machinery are exposed to storm water;
hydraulic cement, (SIC code 3241); brick and structural clay tile, (SIC
code 3251); ceramic wall and floor tile, (SIC code 3253); clay
refractories, (SIC code 3255); structural clay products not elsewhere
classified (SIC code 3259); vitreous china plumbing fixtures, and china
and earthen ware fittings and bathroom accessories (SIC code 3261);
vitreous china table and kitchen articles (SIC code 3262); fine
earthenware table and kitchen articles (SIC code 3263); porcelain
electrical supplies, (SIC code 3264); pottery products, (SIC code
3269); concrete block and brick, (SIC code 3271); concrete products,
except block and brick (SIC code 3272); ready-mix concrete (SIC code
3273); lime (SIC code 3274); gypsum products, (SIC code 3275); cut
stone and stone products (SIC code 3281); abrasive products (SIC code
3291); asbestos products (SIC code 3292); minerals and earths, ground
or otherwise treated, (SIC code 3295); mineral wool (SIC code 3296);
nonclay refractories (SIC code 3297); and nonmetallic mineral products
not elsewhere classified (SIC code 3299).
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5. Monitoring and Reporting Requirements.
a. Analytical Monitoring Requirements. During the period October 1,
1996 lasting through to September 30, 1997 and the period beginning
October 1, 1998 lasting through September 30, 1999, permittees that
manufacture clay products and concrete products and gypsum products
must monitor their storm water discharges associated with industrial
activity at least quarterly (4 times per year during years 2 and 4)
except as provided in paragraphs 5.a.(3) (Sampling Waiver), 5.a.(4)
(Representative Discharge), and 5.a.(5) (Alternative Certification).
Clay product manufacturers include; brick and structural clay tile
manufacturers (SIC 3251), ceramic wall and floor tile manufacturers
(SIC 3253), clay refractories (SIC 3255), manufacturers of structural
clay products, not elsewhere classified (SIC 3259), manufacturers of
vitreous china table and kitchen articles (SIC 3232), manufacturers of
vitreous china plumbing fixtures, and china and earthen ware fittings
and bathroom accessories (SIC code 3261), manufacturers of fine
earthenware table and kitchen articles (SIC 3263), manufacturers of
porcelain electrical supplies (SIC 3264), pottery products (SIC 3269)
and non-clay refractories (3297). Facilities with these industrial
activities must monitor for the pollutant listed in Table E-1.
Concrete and gypsum product manufacturers include concrete block
and brick manufacturers (SIC 3271), concrete products manufacturers
(SIC 3272), ready mix concrete manufacturers (SIC 3273), lime (3274),
gypsum product manufacturers (SIC 3275) and manufacturers of mineral
and earth products (SIC 3295). Facilities with these industrial
activities must monitor for the pollutants listed in Table E-2.
* * * * *
I. Storm Water Discharges Associated With Industrial Activity From Oil
and Gas Extraction Facilities and Petroleum Refineries
1. Discharges Covered Under This Section.
(a) Coverage. This section of the permit covers all existing point
source discharges of storm water associated with industrial activity to
waters of the United States from oil and gas facilities listed under
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Major Group 13 which are
required to be permitted under 40 CFR 122.26(c)(1)(iii). These include
``* * * oil and gas exploration, production, processing, or treatment
operations, or transmission facilities that discharge storm water
contaminated by contact with or that has come into contact with any
overburden raw material, intermediate products, finished products, by-
products or waste products located on the site of such operations.''
Industries in SIC Major Group 13 include the extraction and production
of crude oil, natural gas, oil sands and shale; the production of
hydrocarbon liquids and natural gas from coal; and associated oil field
service, supply and repair industries. This section also covers
petroleum refineries listed under SIC code 2911. Contaminated storm
water discharges from petroleum refining or drilling operations that
are subject to nationally established BAT or BPT guidelines found at 40
CFR 419 and 435 respectively are not included.
Note that areas eligible for coverage at petroleum refineries will
be very limited because the term ``contaminated runoff,'' as defined
under 40 CFR 419.11, includes ``* * * runoff which comes into contact
with any raw material, intermediate product, finished product, by-
product or waste product located on petroleum refinery property.''
Areas at petroleum refineries which may be eligible for permit
coverage, provided discharges from these areas are not co-mingled with
``contaminated runoff,'' include: vehicle
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and equipment storage, maintenance and refueling areas. Most areas at
refineries will not be eligible for coverage including: raw material,
intermediate product, by-product, final product, waste material,
chemical, and material storage areas; loading and unloading areas;
transmission pipelines; and, processing areas.
* * * * *
3. Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan Requirements.
a. Contents of Plan.
* * * * *
(3) Measures and Controls.
* * * * *
(d) Inspections. In addition to or as part of the comprehensive
site evaluation required under paragraph XI.I.3.a.(4) of this section,
qualified facility or plant personnel shall be identified to inspect
designated equipment and areas of the facility at appropriate intervals
specified in the plan. All equipment and areas addressed in the
pollution prevention plan shall be inspected at a minimum of 6-month
intervals. Equipment and vehicles which store, mix, or transport
hazardous materials will be inspected routinely, but not less than
quarterly. A set of tracking or follow-up procedures shall be used to
ensure that appropriate actions are taken in response to the
inspections. Records of inspections shall be maintained. For
temporarily or permanently inactive oil and gas extraction facilities
which are remotely located and unstaffed (within major SIC group 13),
the above inspections shall be performed at least annually.
* * * * *
J. Storm Water Discharges Associated With Industrial Activity From
Mineral Mining and Processing Facilities
1. Discharges Covered Under This Section.
* * * * *
a. Limitations on Coverage. The following storm water discharges
associated with industrial activity are not authorized by this permit:
(1) Storm water discharges associated with industrial activity
which are subject to an existing effluent limitation guideline (40 CFR
part 436), except mine dewatering discharges composed entirely of storm
water or ground water seepage from construction sand and gravel,
industrial sand, and crushed stone mining facilities located in Regions
I, II, VI, X and Arizona.
* * * * *
4. Numeric Effluent Limitations.
Except as discussed in 4a. below, there are no additional numeric
effluent limitations beyond those described in Part V.B of this permit.
a. Regions I, II, VI and X, and Arizona--Construction Sand and
Gravel; Industrial Sand, and Crushed Stone Mining, Mine Dewatering. Any
discharge composed entirely of storm water or ground water seepage that
derives from mine dewatering activities at construction sand and
gravel, industrial sand, or crushed stone mining facilities located in
Regions I, II, VI, and X, and in Arizona shall not exceed a maximum
concentration for any day of 45 mg/L or an average of daily values for
30 consecutive days of 25 mg/L Total Suspended Solids (TSS) nor the 6.0
to 9.0 range limitation for pH. The discharge from the dewatering
activity shall not be diluted with other storm water runoff or flows to
meet this limitation. Dischargers subject to these numeric effluent
limitations must be in compliance with these limits upon commencement
of coverage and for the entire term of this permit.
* * * * *
5. Monitoring and Reporting Requirements.
* * * * *
d. Compliance Monitoring Requirements. Permittees with construction
sand and gravel, industrial sand, and crushed stone mining facilities
in Regions I, II, VI and X, and Arizona that have mine dewatering
discharges composed entirely of storm water or ground water seepage
which are covered by this permit must monitor the discharge from the
dewatering activity for the presence of TSS and pH at least quarterly
(four times per year). Facilities must report in accordance with
5.d.(2) below (reporting). In addition to the parameters listed above,
the permittee shall provide the date and duration (in hours) of the
storm event(s) sampled; rainfall measurements or estimates (in inches)
of the storm event that generated the sampled runoff; the duration
between the storm event sampled and the end of the previous measurable
(greater than 0.1 inch rainfall) storm event; and an estimate of the
total volume (in gallons) of the discharge sampled.
* * * * *
L. Storm Water Discharges Associated With Industrial Activity From
Landfills, Open Dumps, and Land Application Sites
1. Discharges Covered Under This Section.
a. Coverage. The requirements listed under this section shall apply
to storm water discharges associated with industrial activity from
waste disposal at landfills, land application sites, and open dumps
that receive or have received industrial wastes. Open dumps are solid
waste disposal units that are not in compliance with State/Federal
criteria established under RCRA Subtitle D. Landfills, land application
sites, and open dumps that have storm water discharges from other types
of industrial activities such as vehicle maintenance, truck washing,
and/or recycling may be subject to additional requirements specified
elsewhere in this permit.
* * * * *
b. Limitations. Storm water discharges associated with industrial
activities from inactive landfills, land application sites, and open
dumps occurring on Federal lands where an operator cannot be identified
are ineligible for coverage under this permit.
2. Special Conditions.
a. Prohibition of Non-storm Water Discharges. In addition to the
broad non-storm water prohibition in Part III.A of this permit, the
discharge of leachate and vehicle and equipment washwaters to waters of
the United States or a municipal separate storm sewer system is not
authorized by this permit. For purposes of this permit, ``leachate'' is
defined as any liquid (including storm water) that has passed through
or emerged from waste material and contains soluble, suspended or
miscible materials removed from such wastes. Operators with such
discharges must obtain coverage under a separate NPDES permit (other
than this permit).
3. Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan Requirements.
a. Contents of Plan. The plan shall include, at a minimum, the
following items:
* * * * *
(2) Description of Potential Pollutant Sources.
(a) Drainage.
(i) A site map indicating an outline of the portions of the
drainage area of each storm water outfall that are within the facility
boundaries, each existing structural control measure to reduce
pollutants in storm water runoff, surface water bodies, locations of
active and closed landfill cells or trenches, locations of active and
closed land application areas, locations where open dumping is
occurring or has occurred, locations of any known leachate springs or
other areas where uncontrolled leachate may commingle with runoff,
locations of any leachate collection and handling systems, locations
where major spills or leaks identified under Part XI.L.3.a.(2)(c)
(Spills and Leaks) of this permit have occurred, and locations of the
following activities where such
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activities are exposed to precipitation: fueling station, vehicle and
equipment maintenance and/or cleaning areas, and waste and other
significant material loading/unloading and storage areas. The map must
indicate the outfall locations and the types of discharges contained in
the drainage areas of the outfalls.
* * * * *
(e) Risk Identification and Summary of Potential Pollutant Sources.
Include a narrative description of potential pollutant sources
associated with any of the following, providing they occur at the
facility: fertilizer, herbicide and pesticide application; earth/soil
moving; waste hauling and loading/unloading; outdoor storage of
significant materials including daily, interim and final cover material
stockpiles as well as temporary waste storage areas; exposure of active
and inactive landfill, land application, or open dumping areas;
uncontrolled leachate flows; failure or leaks from leachate collection
and treatment systems; haul roads; and vehicle tracking of sediments.
The description shall specifically list any significant potential
sources of pollutants at the site and for each potential source, any
pollutant or pollutant parameter (e.g., biochemical oxygen demand,
etc.) of concern shall be identified.
* * * * *
(3) Measures and Controls.
* * * * *
(d) Inspections. Qualified facility personnel shall be identified
to inspect designated equipment and areas of the facility at
appropriate intervals specified in the plan.
(i) For operating landfills, open dumps, and land application
sites, inspections shall be conducted at least once every 7 days.
Qualified personnel shall inspect areas of landfills and open dumps
that have not yet been finally stabilized, active land application
areas, areas used for storage of materials/wastes that are exposed to
precipitation, stabilization and structural control measures, leachate
collection and treatment systems, and locations where equipment and
waste trucks enter and exit the site. Where landfill areas and open
dumps have been finally stabilized and where land application has been
completed, or during seasonal arid periods in arid areas (areas with an
average annual rainfall of 0 to 10 inches) and semiarid areas (areas
with an average annual rainfall of 10 to 20 inches), inspections will
be conducted at least once every month. Erosion and sediment control
measures shall be observed to ensure they are operating correctly.
(ii) For inactive landfills, open dumps, and land application
sites, inspections shall be conducted at least quarterly, and qualified
personnel shall inspect: landfill or open dump stabilization and
structural erosion control measures and leachate collection and
treatment systems, and all closed land application areas.
* * * * *
(f) Record keeping and Internal Reporting Procedures. A description
of incidents (such as spills, or other discharges), along with other
information describing the quality and quantity of storm water
discharges shall be included in the plan required under this part.
Inspections and maintenance activities shall be documented and records
of such activities shall be incorporated into the plan. Landfill and
open dump operators shall provide for a tracking system for the types
of wastes disposed of in each cell or trench of a landfill or open
dump. Land application site operators shall track the types and
quantities of wastes applied in specific areas.
* * * * *
(h) Sediment and Erosion Control. The plan shall identify areas
which, due to topography activities, or other factors, have a high
potential for significant soil erosion, and identify structural,
vegetative, and/or stabilization measures to be used to limit erosion.
Landfill and open dump operators shall provide for temporary
stabilization of materials stockpiled for daily, intermediate, and
final cover. Stabilization practices to consider include, but are not
limited to, temporary seeding, mulching, and placing geotextiles on the
inactive portions of the stockpiles. Landfill and open dump operators
shall provide for temporary stabilization of inactive areas of the
landfill or open dump which have an intermediate cover but no final
cover. Landfill and open dump operators shall provide for temporary
stabilization of any landfill or open dumping areas which have received
a final cover until vegetation has established itself. Land application
site operators shall also stabilize areas where waste application has
been completed until vegetation has been established.
* * * * *
(4) Comprehensive Site Compliance Evaluation.
* * * * *
(a) Areas contributing to a storm water discharge associated with
industrial activity at landfill, open dump and land application sites
shall be visually inspected for evidence of, or the potential for,
pollutants entering the drainage system. Measures to reduce pollutant
loadings shall be evaluated to determine whether they are adequate and
properly implemented in accordance with the terms of the permit or
whether additional control measures are needed. Structural storm water
management measures, sediment and erosion control measures, and other
structural pollution prevention measures identified in the plan shall
be observed to ensure that they are operating correctly. A visual
inspection of equipment needed to implement the plan, such as spill
response equipment, shall be made.
* * * * *
5. Monitoring and Reporting Requirements.
(a) Analytical Monitoring Requirements. During the period October
1, 1996, lasting through to September 30, 1997, and the period
beginning October 1, 1998, lasting through September 30, 1999,
permittees with landfill/land application/open dump sites must monitor
their storm water discharges associated with industrial activity at
least quarterly (4 times per year) during years 2 and 4 of this permit
except as provided in paragraphs 5.a.(3) (Sampling Waiver), 5.a.(4)
(Representative Discharge), and 5.a.(5) (Alternative Certification).
Landfill/land application/open dump sites are required to monitor their
storm water discharges for the pollutants of concern listed in Table L-
1 below. Facilities must report in accordance with 5.b. (Reporting). In
addition to the parameters listed in Table L-1 below, the permittee
shall provide: the date and duration (in hours) of the storm event(s)
sampled; rainfall measurements or estimates (in inches) of the storm
event that generated the sampled runoff; the duration between the storm
event sampled and the end of the previous measurable (greater than 0.1
inch rainfall) storm event; and, an estimate of the total volume (in
gallons) of the discharge sampled.
Table L-1.--Industry Monitoring Requirements
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Pollutants of concern Cut-off concentration
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Total Suspended Solids (TSS) \1\........... 100 mg/L
Total Recoverable Iron \2\................. 1.0 mg/L
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\1\ Applicable to all landfill, open dump, and land application sites.
\2\ Applicable to all facilities except MSWLF areas closed in accordance
with 40 CFR 258.60 requirements.
(1) Monitoring Periods. Landfill/land application/open dump sites
shall
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monitor samples collected during the sampling periods of: January
through March, April through June, July through September, and October
through December for the years specified in paragraph 5a. (above).
* * * * *
b. Reporting. Permittees with landfill/land application/open dump
sites shall submit monitoring results for each outfall associated with
industrial activity [or a certification in accordance with Sections
(3), (4), or (5) above] obtained during the monitoring period beginning
October 1, 1996, and lasting through September 30, 1997, on Discharge
Monitoring Report Form(s) postmarked no later than the 31st day of the
month of March, 1998. Monitoring results [or a certification in
accordance with Sections (3), (4), or (5) above] obtained during the
period beginning October 1, 1998 and lasting through September 30,
1999, shall be submitted on Discharge Monitoring Report Form(s)
postmarked no later than the 31st day of the month of March, 2000. For
each outfall, one Discharge Monitoring Report form must be submitted
per storm event sampled. Signed copies of Discharge Monitoring Reports,
or alternative certifications, shall be submitted to the Director of
the NPDES program at the address of the appropriate EPA Regional Office
listed in Part VI.G. of the fact sheet for this permit.
(1) Additional Notification. In addition to filing copies of
discharge monitoring reports in accordance with paragraph 1.b. (above)
landfill/land application/open dump sites, with at least one storm
water discharge associated with industrial activity through a large or
medium municipal separate storm sewer system (systems serving a
population of 100,000 or more) must submit signed copies of discharge
monitoring reports to the operator of the municipal separate storm
sewer system in accordance with the dates provided in paragraph 1.b.
(above).
* * * * *
P. Storm Water Discharges Associated With Industrial Activity From
Motor Freight Transportation Facilities, Passenger Transportation
Facilities, Petroleum Bulk Oil Stations and Terminals, Rail
Transportation Facilities, and United States Postal Service
Transportation Facilities
1. Discharges Covered Under This Section. Storm water discharges
from ground transportation facilities and rail transportation
facilities (generally identified by Standard Industrial Classification
(SIC) codes 40, 41, 42, 43, and 5171), that have vehicle and equipment
maintenance shops (vehicle and equipment rehabilitation, mechanical
repairs, painting, fueling and lubrication) and/or equipment cleaning
operations are eligible for coverage under this section. Also covered
under this section are facilities found under SIC code 4221-4225
(public warehousing and storage) that do not have vehicle and equipment
maintenance shops and/or equipment cleaning operations but have areas
(exclusive of access roads and rail lines) where material handling
equipment or activities, raw materials, intermediate products, final
products, waste materials, by-products or industrial machinery are
exposed to storm water.
* * * * *
V. Storm Water Discharges Associated With Industrial Activity From
Textile Mills, Apparel and Other Fabric Product Manufacturing
Facilities, Leather and Leather Product Manufacturing Facilities
1. Discharges Covered Under This Section. The requirements listed
under this section shall apply to storm water discharges from the
following activities: Textile Mill Products, of and regarding
facilities and establishments engaged in the preparation of fiber and
subsequent manufacturing of yarn, thread, braids, twine, and cordage,
the manufacturing of broad woven fabrics, narrow woven fabrics, knit
fabrics, and carpets and rugs from yarn; processes involved in the
dyeing and finishing of fibers, yarn fabrics, and knit apparel; the
integrated manufacturing of knit apparel and other finished articles of
yarn; the manufacturing of felt goods (wool), lace goods, nonwoven
fabrics, miscellaneous textiles, and other apparel products (generally
described by SIC codes 22 and 23). This section also covers facilities
engaged in manufacturing finished leather and artificial leather
products (SIC 31, except 3111).
* * * * *
X. Storm Water Discharges Associated With Industrial Activity From
Printing and Publishing Facilities
1. Discharges Covered Under This Section. The requirements listed
under this section shall apply to storm water discharges associated
with industrial activity from the following types of facilities:
newspaper, periodical, and book publishing or publishing and printing
(SIC Codes 2711-2731); book printing (SIC Code 2732); miscellaneous
publishing (SIC Code 2741); commercial printing, lithographic (SIC Code
2752); commercial printing, gravure (SIC Code 2754); commercial
printing, not elsewhere classified (SIC Code 2759); manifold business
forms, greeting cards, bankbooks, looseleaf binders and devices,
bookbinding and related work, and typesetting (SIC Codes 2761-2791);
and, plate making and related services (SIC Code 2796).
* * * * *
AA. Storm Water Discharges Associated With Industrial Activity From
Fabricated Metal Products Industry
1. Discharges Covered Under This Section. The requirements listed
under this section shall apply to storm water discharges associated
with industrial activity from the fabricated metals industry listed
below, except for electrical related industries: fabricated metal
products, except machinery and transportation equipment, SIC 34, and
jewelry, silverware, and plated ware (SIC Code 391).
* * * * *
AD. Storm Water Discharges Associated With Industrial Activity From
Non-Classified Facilities
1. Discharges Covered Under This Section. The requirements of this
section shall apply to all storm water discharges associated with
industrial activity from facilities that: meet the definition of storm
water associated with industrial activity (40 CFR 122.26(b)(14), except
for construction activities as defined under 40 CFR 122.26(b)(14)(x)),
can not be classified in another industrial sector of this permit
(i.e., Parts XI.A-XI.AC), and are not excluded from permit coverage
elsewhere in this permit; or, the Director has designated as needing a
storm water permit under 40 122.26(g)(1)(i). Should conditions at a
facility covered by this section change and industrial activities in
another section(s) contained in XI.A.-XI.AC. apply, the facility shall
comply with any and all applicable monitoring and pollution prevention
plan requirements of the other section(s) in addition to those
contained in this section. The monitoring and pollution prevention plan
terms and conditions of this permit are additive for industrial
activities being conducted at the same industrial facility (co-located
industrial activities). The operator of the facility shall determine
which monitoring and pollution prevention plan section(s) of this
permit (if any) are applicable to the facility.
2. Special Conditions.
a. Prohibition of Non-storm Water Discharges. Other than as
provided in use this Section III.A. of this permit,
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non-storm water discharges are not authorized by this permit.
3. Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan Requirements.
a. Contents of Plan. The plan shall include, at a minimum, the
following items:
(1) Pollution Prevention Team. Each plan shall identify a specific
individual or individuals within the facility organization as members
of a storm water Pollution Prevention Team that are responsible for
developing the storm water pollution prevention plan and assisting the
facility or plant manager in its implementation, maintenance, and
revision. The plan shall clearly identify the responsibilities of each
team member. The activities and responsibilities of the team shall
address all aspects of the facility's storm water pollution prevention
plan.
(2) Description of Potential Pollutant Sources. Each plan shall
provide a description of potential sources which may reasonably be
expected to add significant amounts of pollutants to storm water
discharges or which may result in the discharge of pollutants during
dry weather from separate storm sewers draining the facility. Each plan
shall identify all activities and significant materials which may
potentially be significant pollutant sources. Each plan shall include,
at a minimum:
(a) Drainage.
(i) A site map indicating an outline of the portions of the
drainage area of each storm water outfall that are within the facility
boundaries, each existing structural control measure to reduce
pollutants in storm water runoff, surface water bodies, locations where
significant materials are exposed to precipitation, locations where
major spills or leaks identified under Part XI.AD.3.a.(2)(c) (Spills
and Leaks) of this section have occurred, and the locations of the
following activities where such activities are exposed to
precipitation: fueling stations, vehicle and equipment maintenance and/
or cleaning areas, loading/unloading areas, locations used for the
treatment, storage or disposal of wastes, liquid storage tanks,
processing areas and storage areas. The map must indicate the outfall
locations and the types of discharges contained in the drainage areas
of the outfalls.
(ii) For each area of the facility that generates storm water
discharges associated with industrial activity with a reasonable
potential for containing significant amounts of pollutants, a
prediction of the direction of flow, and an identification of the types
of pollutants which are likely to be present in storm water discharges
associated with industrial activity. Factors to consider include the
toxicity of chemical; quantity of chemicals used, produced or
discharged; the likelihood of contact with storm water; and history of
significant leaks or spills of toxic or hazardous pollutants. Flows
with a significant potential for causing erosion shall be identified.
(b) Inventory of Exposed Materials. An inventory of the types of
materials handled at the site that potentially may be exposed to
precipitation. Such inventory shall include a narrative description of
significant materials that have been handled, treated, stored or
disposed in a manner to allow exposure to storm water between the time
of 3 years prior to the date of the submission of a Notice of Intent
(NOI) to be covered under this permit and the present; method and
location of onsite storage or disposal; materials management practices
employed to minimize contact of materials with storm water runoff
between the time of 3 years prior to the date of the submission of a
Notice of Intent (NOI) to be covered under this permit and the present;
the location and a description of existing structural and nonstructural
control measures to reduce pollutants in storm water runoff; and a
description of any treatment the storm water receives.
(c) Spills and Leaks. A list of significant spills and significant
leaks of toxic or hazardous pollutants that occurred at areas that are
exposed to precipitation or that otherwise drain to a storm water
conveyance at the facility after the date of 3 years prior to the date
of the submission of a Notice of Intent (NOI) to be covered under this
permit. Such list shall be updated as appropriate during the term of
the permit.
(d) Sampling Data. A summary of existing discharge sampling data
describing pollutants in storm water discharges from the facility,
including a summary of sampling data collected during the term of this
permit.
(e) Risk Identification and Summary of Potential Pollutant Sources.
A narrative description of the potential pollutant sources from the
following activities: loading and unloading operations; outdoor storage
activities; outdoor manufacturing or processing activities; significant
dust or particulate generating processes; and onsite waste disposal
practices. The description shall specifically list any significant
potential source of pollutants at the site and for each potential
source, any pollutant or pollutant parameter (e.g., biochemical oxygen
demand, etc.) of concern shall be identified.
(3) Measures and Controls. Each facility covered by this permit
shall develop a description of storm water management controls
appropriate for the facility, and implement such controls. The
appropriateness and priorities of controls in a plan shall reflect
identified potential sources of pollutants at the facility. The
description of storm water management controls shall address the
following minimum components, including a schedule for implementing
such controls:
(a) Good Housekeeping. Good housekeeping requires the maintenance
of areas which may contribute pollutants to storm water discharges in a
clean, orderly manner.
(b) Preventive Maintenance. A preventive maintenance program shall
involve timely inspection and maintenance of storm water management
devices (e.g., cleaning oil/water separators, catch basins) as well as
inspecting and testing facility equipment and systems to uncover
conditions that could cause breakdowns or failures resulting in
discharges of pollutants to surface waters, and ensuring appropriate
maintenance of such equipment and systems.
(c) Spill Prevention and Response Procedures. Areas where potential
spills which can contribute pollutants to storm water discharges can
occur, and their accompanying drainage points shall be identified
clearly in the storm water pollution prevention plan. Where
appropriate, specifying material handling procedures, storage
requirements, and use of equipment such as diversion valves in the plan
should be considered. Procedures for cleaning up spills shall be
identified in the plan and made available to the appropriate personnel.
The necessary equipment to implement a clean up should be available to
personnel.
(d) Inspections. In addition to or as part of the comprehensive
site evaluation required under paragraph XI.AD.3.a.(4) of this section,
qualified facility personnel shall be identified to inspect designated
equipment and areas of the facility at appropriate intervals specified
in the plan. A set of tracking or follow-up procedures shall be used to
ensure that appropriate actions are taken in response to the
inspections. Records of inspections shall be maintained.
(e) Employee Training. Employee training programs shall inform
personnel responsible for implementing activities identified in the
storm water pollution prevention plan or otherwise responsible for
storm water management at all levels of responsibility of the
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components and goals of the storm water pollution prevention plan.
Training should address topics such as spill response, good
housekeeping and material management practices. The pollution
prevention plan shall identify periodic dates for such training.
(f) Recordkeeping and Internal Reporting Procedures. A description
of incidents (such as spills, or other discharges), along with other
information describing the quality and quantity of storm water
discharges shall be included in the plan required under this part.
Inspections and maintenance activities shall be documented and records
of such activities shall be incorporated into the plan.
(g) Non-storm Water Discharges.
(i) The plan shall include a certification that the discharge has
been tested or evaluated for the presence of non-storm water
discharges. The certification shall include the identification of
potential significant sources of non-storm water at the site, a
description of the results of any test and/or evaluation for the
presence of non-storm water discharges, the evaluation criteria or
testing method used, the date of any testing and/or evaluation, and the
onsite drainage points that were directly observed during the test.
Certifications shall be signed in accordance with Part VII.G. of this
permit. Such certification may not be feasible if the facility
operating the storm water discharge associated with industrial activity
does not have access to an outfall, manhole, or other point of access
to the ultimate conduit which receives the discharge. In such cases,
the source identification section of the storm water pollution
prevention plan shall indicate why the certification required by this
part was not feasible, along with the identification of potential
significant sources of non-storm water at the site. A discharger that
is unable to provide the certification required by this paragraph must
notify the Director in accordance with paragraph XI.AD.3.a.(3)(g)(iii)
(below).
(ii) Except for flows from fire fighting activities, sources of
non-storm water listed in Part III.A.2 (Prohibition of Non-storm Water
Discharges) of this permit that are combined with storm water
discharges associated with industrial activity must be identified in
the plan. The plan shall identify and ensure the implementation of
appropriate pollution prevention measures for the non-storm water
component(s) of the discharge.
(iii) Failure to Certify. Any facility that is unable to provide
the certification required (testing for non-storm water discharges),
must notify the Director 180 days after submitting an NOI to be covered
by this permit. If the failure to certify is caused by the inability to
perform adequate tests or evaluations, such notification shall
describe: the procedure of any test conducted for the presence of non-
storm water discharges; the results of such test or other relevant
observations; potential sources of non-storm water discharges to the
storm sewer; and why adequate tests for such storm sewers were not
feasible. Non-storm water discharges to waters of the United States
which are not authorized by an NPDES permit are unlawful, and must be
terminated.
(h) Sediment and Erosion Control. The plan shall identify areas
which, due to topography, activities, or other factors, have a high
potential for significant soil erosion, and identify structural,
vegetative, and/or stabilization measures to be used to limit erosion.
(i) Management of Runoff. The plan shall contain a narrative
consideration of the appropriateness of traditional storm water
management practices (practices other than those which control the
generation or source(s) of pollutants) used to divert, infiltrate,
reuse, or otherwise manage storm water runoff in a manner that reduces
pollutants in storm water discharges from the site. The plan shall
provide that measures that the permittee determines to be reasonable
and appropriate shall be implemented and maintained. The potential of
various sources at the facility to contribute pollutants to storm water
discharges associated with industrial activity [see paragraph
XI.AD.3.a.(2) of this section (Description of Potential Pollutant
Sources)] shall be considered when determining reasonable and
appropriate measures. Appropriate measures or equivalent measures may
include: vegetative swales, reuse of collected storm water (such as for
a process or as an irrigation source), inlet controls (such as oil/
water separators), snow management activities, infiltration devices,
and wet detention/retention devices.
(4) Comprehensive Site Compliance Evaluation. Qualified personnel
shall conduct site compliance evaluations at appropriate intervals
specified in the plan, but in no case less than once a year. Such
evaluations shall provide:
(a) Areas contributing to a storm water discharge associated with
industrial activity shall be visually inspected for evidence of, or the
potential for, pollutants entering the drainage system. Measures to
reduce pollutant loadings shall be evaluated to determine whether they
are adequate and properly implemented in accordance with the terms of
the permit or whether additional control measures are needed.
Structural storm water management measures, sediment and erosion
control measures, and other structural pollution prevention measures
identified in the plan shall be observed to ensure that they are
operating correctly. A visual inspection of equipment needed to
implement the plan, such as spill response equipment, shall be made.
(b) Based on the results of the evaluation, the description of
potential pollutant sources identified in the plan in accordance with
paragraph XI.AD.3.a.(2) of this section (Description of Potential
Pollutant Sources) and pollution prevention measures and controls
identified in the plan in accordance with paragraph XI.AD.3.a.(3) of
this section (Measures and Controls) shall be revised as appropriate
within 2 weeks of such evaluation and shall provide for implementation
of any changes to the plan in a timely manner, but in no case more than
12 weeks after the evaluation.
(c) A report summarizing the scope of the inspection, personnel
making the evaluation, the date(s) of the evaluation, major
observations relating to the implementation of the storm water
pollution prevention plan, and actions taken in accordance with
paragraph XI.AD.3.a.(4)(b) (above) of the permit shall be made and
retained as part of the storm water pollution prevention plan for at
least 3 years from the date of the evaluation. The report shall
identify any incidents of noncompliance. Where a report does not
identify any incidents of noncompliance, the report shall contain a
certification that the facility is in compliance with the storm water
pollution prevention plan and this permit. The report shall be signed
in accordance with Part VII.G. (Signatory Requirements) of this permit.
(d) Where compliance evaluation schedules overlap with inspections
required under 3.a.(3)(d), the compliance evaluation may be conducted
in place of one such inspection.
4. Numeric Effluent Limitations. There are no additional numeric
effluent limitations beyond those described in Part V.B of this permit.
5. Monitoring and Reporting Requirements.
(a) Monitoring Requirements
(1) Quarterly Visual Examination of Storm Water Quality. Facilities
shall perform and document a visual examination of a storm water
discharge associated with industrial activity from each outfall, except
discharges exempted below. The examination must be made at least once
in each designated
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period [described in (a), below] during daylight hours unless there is
insufficient rainfall or snow melt to produce a runoff event.
(a) Examinations shall be conducted in each of the following
periods for the purposes of visually inspecting storm water quality
associated with storm water runoff or snow melt: January through March;
April through June; July through September; and October through
December.
(b) Examinations shall be made of samples collected within the
first 30 minutes (or as soon thereafter as practical, but not to exceed
one hour) of when the runoff or snowmelt begins discharging. The
examinations shall document observations of color, odor, clarity,
floating solids, settled solids, suspended solids, foam, oil sheen, and
other obvious indicators of storm water pollution. The examination must
be conducted in a well lit area. No analytical tests are required to be
performed on the samples. All such samples shall be collected from the
discharge resulting from a storm event that is greater than 0.1 inches
in magnitude and that occurs at least 72 hours from the previously
measurable (greater than 0.1 inch rainfall) storm event. Whenever
practicable the same individual will carry out the collection and
examination of discharges for the life of the permit.
(c) Visual examination reports must be maintained onsite in the
pollution prevention plan. The report shall include the examination
date and time, examination personnel, the nature of the discharge
(i.e., runoff or snow melt), visual quality of the storm water
discharge (including observations of color, odor, clarity, floating
solids, settled solids, suspended solids, foam, oil sheen, and other
obvious indicators of storm water pollution), and probable sources of
any observed storm water contamination.
(d) When a facility has two or more outfalls that, based on a
consideration of industrial activity, significant materials, and
management practices and activities within the area drained by the
outfall, the permittee reasonably believes discharge substantially
identical effluents, the permittee may collect a sample of effluent of
one of such outfalls and report that the observation data also applies
to the substantially identical outfalls provided that the permittee
includes in the storm water pollution prevention plan a description of
the location of the outfalls and explaining in detail why the outfalls
are expected to discharge substantially identical effluents. In
addition, for each outfall that the permittee believes is
representative, an estimate of the size of the drainage area (in square
feet) and an estimate of the runoff coefficient of the drainage area
[e.g., low (under 40 percent), medium (40 to 65 percent), or high
(above 65 percent)] shall be provided in the plan.
(e) When a discharger is unable to collect samples over the course
of the monitoring period as a result of adverse climatic conditions,
the discharger must document the reason for not performing the visual
examination and retain this documentation onsite with the records of
the visual examination. Adverse weather conditions which may prohibit
the collection of samples include weather conditions that create
dangerous conditions for personnel (such as local flooding, high winds,
hurricane, tornadoes, electrical storms, etc.) or otherwise make the
collection of a sample impracticable (drought, extended frozen
conditions, etc.).
(f) When a discharger is unable to conduct visual storm water
examinations at an inactive and unstaffed site, the operator of the
facility may exercise a waiver of the monitoring requirement as long as
the facility remains inactive and unstaffed. The facility must maintain
a certification with the pollution prevention plan stating that the
site is inactive and unstaffed so that performing visual examinations
during a qualifying event is not feasible.
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VII. Additional Requirements to Part XII. Coverage Under This
Permit
Part XII (Amended)
In addition to the applicable conditions contained in Parts I-XI of
this permit, the following requirements are placed on permittees
located in the listed States, Federal Indian Reservations or
Territories in order to meet applicable Clean Water Act section 401 or
Coastal Zone Management Act certification requirements.
Part XII. Coverage Under This Permit
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Part XII. Coverage Under This Permit
The provisions of this Part provide modifications or additions to
the applicable conditions of Parts I through XI of this permit in order
to reflect specific conditions required as part of a State, Tribal or
Territory Clean Water Act section 401 certification process, or Coastal
Zone Management Act certification process, or as otherwise established
by the permitting authority. The additional revisions and requirements
listed below are set forth in connection with, and only apply to, the
following States, Federal Indian Reservations, Territories and Federal
facilities.
Region I
Massachusetts (MAR05*###)
The following Massachusetts 401 certification requirements revise
the permit accordingly:
1. Part II.B.8. is added to the permit as follows:
Special Permit Eligibility Requirements for the State of
Massachusetts. Discharges covered by the Multi-Sector General Permit
must comply with the provisions of 314 CMR 3.00, 314 CMR 4.00, 314 CMR
9.00 and 310 CMR 10.00 and any related policies promulgated under the
authority of the Massachusetts Clean Waters Act, M.G.L. c.21, ss.26-53,
and Wetlands Protection Act, M.G.L. c.131, s. 40. Specifically, new
facilities or the redevelopment of existing facilities subject to this
permit must comply with applicable storm water performance standards
prescribed by State regulation or policy. A permit under 314 CMR 3.04
is not required for existing facilities which meet State storm water
performance standards; an application for a permit under 314 CMR 3.00
is required only when required under 314 CMR 3.04(2)(b) (designation of
a discharge on a case-by-case basis) or is otherwise identified in 314
CMR 3.00 or Department policy as a discharge requiring a permit
application. Department regulations and policies may be obtained
through the State House Bookstore (617-727-2834) or on the Internet at
``www.magnet.state.ma.us/dep''.
2. Part VI.B.3. is added to the permit as follows:
Special Reporting Requirement for the State of Massachusetts. The
results of any quarterly monitoring required by this permit must be
sent to the appropriate regional office of the Department listed below
when the monitoring identifies violations of State Surface Water
Quality Standards, 314 CMR 4.00, for any parameter which requires
monitoring under this permit. Monitoring results must also be submitted
upon request to the Department.
Western Region: 436 Dwight Street--Suite 402, Springfield, MA 01103,
(413) 784-1100
Southeast Region: Lakeville Hospital--Route 105, Lakeville, MA 02347,
(508) 946-2700
Central Region: 627 Main Street, Worcester, MA, 01608, (508) 792-7650
Northeast Region: 10 Commerce Way, Woburn, MA, 01801, (781) 932-7677
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3. Part IV.B.2.a. is added to the permit as follows:
Special Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan Availability
Requirement for the State of Massachusetts. The Department may request
a copy of the storm water pollution prevention plan for any facility
covered by this permit to ensure compliance with State law
requirements, including State Water Quality Standards. The Department
may enforce its certification conditions.
4. Part VII.Q.1. is added to the permit as follows: Special
Inspection Requirements for the State of Massachusetts. The Department
may conduct an inspection of any facility covered by this permit to
ensure compliance with State law requirements, including State Water
Quality Standards. The Department may enforce its certification
conditions.
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Region VI
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Federal Indian Reservations in the State of New Mexico (NMR05*##F)
1. Pueblo of Isleta The following Pueblo of Isleta 401
certification requirements revise the permit accordingly:
(a) Part II.C.1. is added to the permit as follows: Special NOI
Requirement for the Pueblo of Isleta. Copies NOIs shall also be
submitted to the Pueblo of Isleta's Environment Department, Water
Quality Program, at the following address concurrently with NOI
submission to EPA: Isleta Environment Department, Water Quality
Program, Pueblo of Isleta, PO Box 1270, Isleta, New Mexico 87022.
(b) Part IX.B.1. is added to the permit as follows: Special NOT
Requirement for the Pueblo of Isleta. Copies NOTs shall also be
submitted to the Pueblo of Isleta's Environment Department, Water
Quality Program, concurrently with NOT submission to EPA. Copies are to
be sent to the address given in Part II.C.1.
(c) Part IV.F. is added to the permit as follows: Special Storm
Water Pollution Prevention Plan Requirement for the Pueblo of Isleta.
Storm water pollution prevention plans must be submitted to the Pueblo
of Isleta Environment Department, Water Quality Program, within 30 days
of plan development. SWPPPs are to be sent to the address given in Part
II.C.1.
2. Pueblo of Pojoaque The following Pueblo of Pojoaque 401
certification requirements revise the permit accordingly:
(a) Part II.C.1. is added to the permit as follows: Special NOI
Requirement for the Pueblo of Pojoaque. Copies of NOIs shall also be
submitted to the Pueblo of Pojoaque Environment Department at the
following address concurrently with NOI submittal to EPA: Pueblo of
Pojoaque, Environment Department, Route 11, P.O. Box 208, Santa Fe, New
Mexico 87501, Phone (505) 455-2087, Fax (505) 455-2177.
(b) Part IX.B.1. is added to the permit as follows: Special NOT
Requirement for the Pueblo of Pojoaque. Copies of NOTs shall also be
submitted to the Pueblo of Pojoaque Environment Department concurrently
with NOT submittal to EPA. Copies are to be sent to the address given
in Part II.C.1.
3. Pueblo of Sandia The following Pueblo of Sandia 401
certification requirements revise the permit accordingly:
(a) Part II.C.1. is added to the permit as follows: Special NOI
Requirement for the Pueblo of Sandia. Copies of NOIs shall also be
submitted to the Pueblo of Sandia Environment Department at the
following address concurrently with NOI submittal to EPA: Pueblo of
Sandia, Environment Department, Box 6008, Bernalillo, New Mexico 87004,
Phone (505) 867-4533; Fax (505) 867-9235.
(b) Part IX.B.1. is added to the permit as follows: Special NOT
Requirement for the Pueblo of Sandia. Copies of NOTs shall also be
submitted to the Pueblo of Sandia Environment Department concurrently
with NOT submittal to EPA. Copies are to be sent to the address given
in Part II.C.1.
(c) Part IV.F. is added to the permit as follows: Special Storm
Water Pollution Prevention Plan Requirement for the Pueblo of Sandia.
Storm water pollution prevention plans must be submitted to the Pueblo
of Sandia Environment Department before commencement of the project on
Pueblo of Sandia tribal lands. SWPPPs are to be sent to the address
given in Part II.C.1.
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Region IX
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American Samoa (ASR05*###) and Federal Facilities in American Samoa
(ASR05*##F)
The following American Samoa 401 certification requirements revise
the permit accordingly:
1. Part II.C.1. is added to the permit as follows: Special NOI
Requirement for American Samoa. Copies of NOIs shall also be submitted
to the American Samoa Environmental Protection Agency at the following
address concurrently with NOI submittal to EPA: American Samoa
Environmental Protection Agency, American Samoa Government, Pago Pago,
American Samoa 96799.
2. Part IV.F. is added to the permit as follows: Special Storm
Water Pollution Prevention Plan Requirement for American Samoa. Storm
water pollution prevention plans must be submitted to the American
Samoa Environmental Protection Agency at the following address for
review and approval as soon as they are completed. American Samoa
Environmental Protection Agency, American Samoa Government, Pago Pago,
American Samoa 96799.
The Island of Guam (GUR05*###) and Federal Facilities on Guam
(GUR05*##F)
The Island of Guam 401 certification requirements revise the permit
accordingly:
1. Part II.A.10(a) is added to the permit as follows: Special NOI
Requirement for Guam. Facilities ineligible for Multi-Sector General
Permit coverage which are required to submit an individual NPDES permit
application in accordance Part II.A.10 must send a copy to the
following address at the time of submittal to EPA: Guam Environmental
Protection Agency, P.O. Box 22439 GMF, Barrigada, Guam 96921.
2. Part II.C.1. is added to the permit as follows: Special NOI
Requirement for Guam. Copies of NOIs shall also be submitted to the
following address concurrently with NOI submittal to EPA: Guam
Environmental Protection Agency, P.O. Box 22439 GMF, Barrigada, Guam
96921.
3. Part VII.M.4. is added to the permit as follows: Special
Requirement for Guam. Permittees required by the Director to submit an
individual NPDES permit application or alternative general NPDES permit
application must send a copy to the following address at the time of
submittal to EPA: Guam Environmental Protection Agency, P.O. Box 22439
GMF, Barrigada, Guam 96921.
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (NIR05*###) and
Federal Facilities in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana
Islands (NIR05*##F)
The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) 401
certification requirements revise the permit accordingly:
1. Part I.B.8 is added to the permit as follows: Special
Eligibility Requirement for CNMI. Storm water pollution prevention
plans required by this permit shall be submitted to the CNMI DEQ for
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review and approval along with applicable fees associated with a CNMI
401 Water Quality Certification prior to submittal of an NOI to EPA and
the CNMI DEQ. Storm water pollution prevention plans are to be sent to
the CNMI DEQ at the following address: Commonwealth of the Northern
Mariana Islands, Division of Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1304,
Saipan, MP 96950.
2. Part II.C.1. is added to the permit as follows: Special NOI
Requirement for CNMI. Copies of the facility's NOI and letter from the
CNMI DEQ approving the facility's storm water pollution prevention
plans shall be submitted to the following addresses. The NOI submitted
to the CNMI DEQ shall be postmarked at least seven (7) calendar days
prior to any storm water discharges.
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Division of Environmental
Quality, P.O. Box 1304, Saipan, MP 96950
US EPA, Region IX (WTR-5), 75 Hawthorne Street, San Francisco, CA 94105
California Federal Indian Reservations (CAR05* ##F)
Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation 401 certification requirements
revise the permit accordingly:
1. Part II.C.1. is added to the permit as follows: Special NOI
Requirement for Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation. Copies of NOIs shall
also be submitted to the Tribal Environmental Protection Agency at the
following address concurrently with NOI submittal to EPA: Tribal
Environmental Protection Agency, P.O. Box 1348, Hoopa, CA 95546.
2. Part IV.F. is added to the permit as follows: Special Storm
Water Pollution Prevention Plan Requirement for Hoopa Valley Indian
Reservation. Storm water pollution prevention plans must be submitted
to the Tribal Environmental Protection Agency at the following address
for review and approval as soon as they are completed. Tribal
Environmental Protection Agency, P.O. Box 1348, Hoopa, CA 95546.
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Region X
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The State of Alaska, Except Indian Country (AKR05*###)
The State of Alaska 401 certification requirements revise the
permit accordingly:
1. Part II.C.1. is added to the permit as follows: Special NOI
Requirement for the State of Alaska. Copies of NOIs shall also be
submitted to one of the Department of Environmental Conservation
offices listed below at the same time of NOI submittal to EPA:
For projects nearest to Anchorage or Fairbanks: Alaska Department of
Environmental Conservation, Water Quality Permitting Section/Storm,
Water, 555 Cordova Street, Anchorage, AK 99501, (907) 563-6529; FAX
(907) 562-4026.
For projects in southeast Alaska, nearest to Juneau: Alaska Department
of Environmental Conservation, Water Quality Permitting Section/Storm
Water, 410 Willoughby Avenue, Juneau, AK 99801, (907) 465-5300; FAX
(907) 465-5274.
2. Part IV.A.3. is added to the permit as follows: Special Storm
Water Pollution Prevention Plan Requirements for the State of Alaska.
Storm water pollution prevention plans must be submitted to the
Department of Environmental Conservation prior to discharging. SWPPPs
are to be sent to the same Department office that the facility's NOI is
sent to in Part II.C.1. (18 AAC 72.600(a), 18 AAC 72.610(a)(8), and 18
AAC 72.990(32)).
3. Part IX.B.1 is added to the permit as follows: Special NOT
Requirement for the State of Alaska. Copies of NOTs shall also be
submitted to the Department of Environmental Conservation at the same
time of NOT submittal to EPA. NOTs copies are to be sent to the same
Department office that the facility's NOI was sent to in Part II.C.1.
The State of Idaho, Except Indian Country (IDR05*
)
The State of Idaho 401 certification requirements revise the permit
accordingly:
1. Part IV.F. is added to the permit as follows: Special Storm
Water Pollution Prevention Plan Requirement for the State of Idaho.
Storm water pollution prevention plan design and associated storm water
discharge quality shall demonstrate compliance with applicable Idaho
Water Quality Standards.
Federal Indian Reservations in the State of Washington (WAR05*
F)
1. Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation. The following
Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation 401 certification
requirements revise the permit accordingly:
(a) Part I.B.8(a) is added to the permit as follows: Special Water
Quality Standard Requirement for the Confederated Tribes of the
Chehalis Reservation. The permittee shall be responsible for achieving
compliance with Confederated Tribes of Chehalis Reservation's Water
Quality Standards.
(b) Part I.B.8(b) is added to the permit as follows: Special Permit
Eligibility Requirement for the Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis
Reservation. Storm water pollution prevention plans shall be submitted
to the Chehalis Tribal Department of Natural Resources at the following
address for review and approval prior to discharge: Confederated Tribes
of Chehalis Reservation, Department of Natural Resources, 420 Howanut
Road, Oakville, WA 98568.
2. Puyallup Tribe of Indians. The following Puyallup Tribe of
Indians 401 certifications revise the permit accordingly:
(a) Part I.B.8(a) is added to the permit as follows: Special Water
Quality Standard Requirement for the Puyallup Tribe of Indians. The
permittee shall be responsible for achieving compliance with Puyallup
Tribe's Water Quality Standards.
(b) Part I.B.8(b) is added to the permit as follows: Special Permit
Eligibility Requirement for the Puyallup Tribe of Indians. Storm water
pollution prevention plans shall be submitted to the Puyallup Tribe
Environmental Department at the following address for review and
approval prior to discharge: Puyallup Tribe Environmental Department,
2002 East 28th Street, Tacoma, WA 98404.
(c) Part II.C.1. is added to the permit as follows: Special NOI
Requirement for the Puyallup Tribe of Indians. Copies of NOIs shall
also be submitted to the Puyallup Tribe Environmental Department at the
address listed in Part I.B.8(b) at time of NOI submittal to EPA:
* * * * *
VIII. Modification of Addendum H--Endangered Species Guidance
Addendum H has been modified to update the County/Specie list that
was published in the original MSGP on September 29, 1995. Part I, Step
1 of the Addendum H instructions has also been modified to provide
additional sources of information such as an EPA Internet web page
address and EPA Regional Office telephone numbers which permit
applicants can use to access future list updates. For applicant
convenience, the modified Addendum H, including the updated County/
Specie list, has been printed in its entirety.
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Addendum H--Endangered Species Guidance
I. Instructions
Found below in Part II of this Addendum is a list of species that
EPA has determined may be affected by the activities covered by the
Multi-Sector General Permit (MSGP). These species are listed by county.
In order to get MSGP coverage, applicants must:
Indicate in box provided on the NOI whether any species
listed in this Addendum are in proximity to the facility, and
Certify pursuant to Section II.B.12 of the MSGP that their
storm water discharges, and Best Management Practices (BMPs)
constructed to control storm water runoff, are not likely, and will not
be likely to adversely affect species identified in Addendum H of this
permit.
To do this, please follow steps 1 through 4 below.
Step 1: Review the County Species List To Determine if Any Species Are
Located in the Discharging Facility County
If no species are listed in a facility's county or if a facility's
county is not found on the list, an applicant is eligible for MSGP
coverage and may indicate in the NOI that no species are found in
proximity and provide the necessary certification. If species are
located in the county, follow step 2 below. Where a facility is located
in more than one county, the lists for all counties should be reviewed.
The enclosed list is current as of July 8, 1998. Applicants
applying for permit coverage after October 8, 1998, must also make
reasonable inquiries to determine whether new species have been listed
for their county(ies). Such information may be available from the
following sources: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service or National Marine
Fisheries Service offices; EPA's Office of Wastewater Management's web
page at ``http://www.epa.gov/owm'' where updates of the county-by-
county list will be posted on a periodic basis; Federal Register
notices; State wildlife protection offices; or a biologist or similar
professional in the environmental field. Applicants may also call the
following EPA Regional Offices: Region 1 (Boston) 617-565-3569; Region
2 (New York City) 800-245-6510; Region 3 (Philadelphia) 215-566-3392;
Region 4 (Atlanta) 404-562-9296; Region 6 (Dallas) 800-245-6510; Region
9 (San Francisco) 415-744-1906; Region 10 (Seattle) 206-553-8399.
Step 2: Determine if Any Species May Be Found ``In Proximity'' to the
Facility
A species is in proximity to a facility's storm water discharge
when the species is:
Located in the path or immediate area through which or
over which contaminated point source storm water flows from industrial
activities to the point of discharge into the receiving water.
Located in the immediate vicinity of, or nearby, the point
of discharge into receiving waters.
Located in the area of a site where storm water BMPs are
planned or are to be constructed.
The area in proximity to be searched/surveyed for listed species
will vary with the size of the facility, the nature and quantity of the
storm water discharges, and the type of receiving waters. Given the
number of facilities potentially covered by the MSGP, no specific
method to determine whether species are in proximity is required for
permit coverage under the MSGP. Instead, applicants should use the
method or methods which best allow them to determine to the best of
their knowledge whether species are in proximity to their particular
facility. These methods may include:
Conducting visual inspections. This method may be
particularly suitable for facilities that are smaller in size,
facilities located in non-natural settings such as highly urbanized
areas or industrial parks where there is little or no nature habitat;
and facilities that discharge directly into municipal storm water
collection systems. For other facilities, a visual survey of the
facility site and storm water drainage areas may be insufficient to
determine whether species are likely to be located in proximity to the
discharge.
Contacting the nearest State Wildlife Agency or U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service (FWS) or National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS)
offices. Many endangered and threatened species are found in well-
defined areas or habitats. That information is frequently known to
state or federal wildlife agencies. FWS has offices in every state.
NMFS has regional offices in: Gloucester, Massachusetts; St.
Petersburg, Florida; Long Beach, California; Portland, Oregon; and
Juneau, Alaska.
Contacting local/regional conservation groups. These
groups inventory species and their locations and maintain lists of
sightings and habitats.
Conducting a formal biological survey. Larger facilities
with extensive storm water discharges may choose to conduct biological
surveys as the most effective way to assess whether species are located
in proximity and whether there are likely adverse effects.
If no species are in proximity, an applicant is eligible for MSGP
coverage and may indicate that in the NOI and provide the necessary
certification. If listed species are found in proximity to a facility,
applicants must follow step 3 below.
Step 3: Determine If Species Could Be Adversely Affected by the
Facility's Storm Water Discharges or by BMP's To Control Those
Discharges
Scope of Adverse Effects. Potential adverse effects from storm
water include:
Hydrological. Storm water may cause siltation,
sedimentation or induce other changes in the receiving waters such as
temperature, salinity or pH. These effects will vary with the amount of
storm water discharged and the volume and condition of the receiving
water. Where a storm water discharge constitutes a minute portion of
the total volume of the receiving water, adverse hydrological effects
are less likely.
Habitat. Storm water may drain or inundate listed species
habitat.
Toxicity. In some cases, pollutants in storm water may
have toxic effects on listed species.
The scope of effects to consider will vary with each site.
Applicants must also consider the likelihood of adverse effects on
species from any BMPs to control storm water. Most adverse impacts from
BMPs are likely to occur from the construction activities.
Using earlier ESA authorizations for MSGP eligibility. In some
cases, a facility may be eligible for MSGP coverage because actual or
potential adverse affects were addressed or discounted through an
earlier ESA authorization. Examples of such authorization include:
An earlier ESA section 7 consultation for that facility.
A section 10(a) permit issued for the facility.
An area-wide Habitat Conservation Plan applicable to that
facility.
A clearance letter from the Services (which discounts the
possibility of an adverse impact from the facility).
In order for applicants to use an earlier ESA authorization to meet
eligibility requirements: (1) the authorization must adequately address
impacts for storm water discharges and BMPs from the facility on
endangered and threatened species, (2) it must be current because there
have been no subsequent changes in facility
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operations or circumstances which might impact species in ways not
considered in the earlier authorization, and (3) the applicant must
comply with any requirements from those authorizations to avoid or
mitigate adverse effects to species. Applicants who wish to pursue this
approach should carefully review documentation for those authorizations
to ensure that the above conditions are met.
If adverse effects are not likely, an applicant is eligible for
MSGP coverage and may indicate in the NOI that species are found in
proximity and provide the necessary certification. If adverse effects
are likely, follow step 4 below.
Step 4: Determine If Measures Can Be Implemented To Avoid Any Adverse
Effects
If an applicant determines that adverse effects are likely, it can
receive coverage if appropriate measures are undertaken to avoid or
eliminate any actual or potential adverse effects prior to applying for
permit coverage. These measures may involve relatively simple changes
to facility operations such as re-routing a storm water discharge to
bypass an area where species are located.
At this stage, applicants may wish to contact the FWS and/or NMFS
to see what appropriate measures might be suitable to avoid or
eliminate adverse impacts to species.
If applicants adopt these measures, they must continue to abide by
them during the course of permit coverage.
If appropriate measures are not available, the applicant is not
eligible at that time for coverage under the MSGP. Applicants should
contact the appropriate EPA regional office about either:
Entering into Section 7 consultation in order to obtain
MSGP coverage, or
Obtaining an individual NPDES storm water permit.
II. County/Species List
[The following list identifies federally listed or proposed U.S. species by State and County. It has been
updated through July 8, 1998. Species listed below with a status of both E and T are generally either endangered
or threatened within the specified county.]
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State/County Group name Inverse name Scientific name Status
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ALASKA
ALEUTIAN ISLANDS............... BIRDS............ GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
ALEUTIAN ISLANDS............... PLANTS........... FERN, ALEUTIAN SHIELD. Polystichum aleuticum. E
ALEUTIANS, EAST................ BIRDS............ EIDER, STELLER'S...... Polysticta stelleri... T
ALEUTIANS, WEST................ BIRDS............ EIDER, STELLER'S...... Polysticta stelleri... T
ANCHORAGE AREA................. BIRDS............ FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FAIRBANKS AREA................. BIRDS............ FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
KENAI PENINSULA................ BIRDS............ FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
MATANUSKA SUSITNA.............. BIRDS............ FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
NORTH SLOPE.................... BIRDS............ CURLEW, ESKIMO........ Numenius borealis..... E
EIDER, SPECTACLED..... Somateria fischeri.... T
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
NORTHWEST ARCTIC............... BIRDS............ EIDER, SPECTACLED..... Somateria fischeri.... T
UNORGANIZED BOROUGH............ BIRDS............ EIDER, SPECTACLED..... Somateria fischeri.... T
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
AMERICAN SAMOA
AMERICAN SAMOA................. REPTILES......... TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
ARIZONA
APACHE......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
OWL, MEXICAN SPOTTED.. Strix occidentalis T
lucida.
FISHES........... MINNOW, LOACH......... Rhinichthys (=Tiaroga) T
cobitis.
SPINEDACE, LITTLE Lepidomeda vittata.... T
COLORADO.
TROUT, APACHE......... Salmo apache.......... T
PLANTS........... DOCK, CHIRICAHUA...... Rumex orthoneurus..... T
FLEABANE, ZUNI........ Erigeron rhizomatus... T
SEDGE, NAVAJO......... Carex specuicola...... T
COCHISE........................ AMPHIBIANS....... SALAMANDER, SONORA Ambystoma tigrinum.... E
TIGER.
BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, NORTHERN Falco femoralis E
APLOMADO. septentrionalis.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FLYCATCHER, Empiodonax traillii E
SOUTHWESTERN WILLOW. extimus.
OWL, MEXICAN SPOTTED.. Strix occidentalis T
lucida.
FISHES........... CATFISH, YAQUI........ Ictalurus pricei...... T
CHUB, YAQUI........... Gila purpurea......... E
PUPFISH, DESERT....... Cyprinodon macularius. E
SHINER, BEAUTIFUL..... Notropis formosus..... T
TOPMINNOW, GILA Poeciliopsis E
(YAQUI). occidentalis.
MAMMALS.......... BAT, LESSER Leptonycteris sanborni E
(=SANBORN'S) LONG-
NOSED.
JAGUARUNDI............ Felis yagouaroundi E
tolteca.
OCELOT................ Felis pardalis........ E
WOLF, GRAY............ Canis lupus........... E, T
PLANTS........... CACTUS, COCHISE Coryphantha T
PINCUSHION. robbinsorum
(=Cochiseia r.,
Escobaria r.).
DOCK, CHIRICAHUA...... Rumex orthoneurus..... T
LADIES'-TRESSES, Spiranthes delitescens E
CANELO HILLS.
REPTILES......... RATTLESNAKE, NEW Crotalus willardi T
MEXICAN RIDGE-NOSED. obscurus.
COCONINO....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
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OWL, MEXICAN SPOTTED.. Strix occidentalis T
lucida.
FISHES........... CHUB, HUMPBACK........ Gila cypha............ E
SPINEDACE, LITTLE Lepidomeda vittata.... T
COLORADO.
SUCKER, RAZORBACK..... Xyrauchen texanus..... E
MAMMALS.......... VOLE, HUALAPAI MEXICAN Microtus mexicanus E
hualpaiensis.
PLANTS........... CACTUS, BRADY Pediocactus bradyi.... E
PINCUSHION.
CACTUS, SILER Pediocactus sileri.... T
PINCUSHION.
GROUNDSEL, SAN Senecio franciscanus.. T
FRANCISCO PEAKS.
MILK-VETCH, SENTRY.... Astragalus E
cremnophylax var.
cremnophylax.
MILKWEED, WELSH'S..... Asclepias welshii..... T
SEDGE, NAVAJO......... Carex specuicola...... T
SNAILS........... AMBERSNAIL, KANAB..... Oxyloma haydeni E
kanabensis.
GILA........................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FLYCATCHER, Empiodonax traillii E
SOUTHWESTERN WILLOW. extimus.
FISHES........... MINNOW, LOACH......... Rhinichthys (=Tiaroga) T
cobitis.
SQUAWFISH, COLORADO... Ptychocheilus lucius.. E
SUCKER, RAZORBACK..... Xyrauchen texanus..... E
TOPMINNOW, GILA Poeciliopsis E
(YAQUI). occidentalis.
PLANTS........... AGAVE, ARIZONA........ Agave arizonica....... E
CACTUS, ARIZONA Echinocereus E
HEDGEHOG. triglochidiatus var.
arizonicus.
DOCK, CHIRICAHUA...... Rumex orthoneurus..... T
GRAHAM......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
OWL, MEXICAN SPOTTED.. Strix occidentalis T
lucida.
PYGMY-OWL, CACTUS Glaucidiumbrasilianum E
FERRUGINOUS. cactorum.
FISHES........... MINNOW, LOACH......... Rhinichthys (=Tiaroga) T
cobitis.
PUPFISH, DESERT....... Cyprinodon macularius. E
SPIKEDACE............. Meda fulgida.......... T
SUCKER, RAZORBACK..... Xyrauchen texanus..... E
TOPMINNOW, GILA Poeciliopsis E
(YAQUI). occidentalis.
TROUT, APACHE......... Salmo apache.......... T
MAMMALS.......... BAT, LESSER Leptonycteris sanborni E
(=SANBORN'S) LONG-
NOSED.
JAGUARUNDI............ Felis yagouaroundi E
tolteca.
OCELOT................ Felis pardalis........ E
SQUIRREL, MOUNT GRAHAM Tamiasciurus E
RED. hudsonicus
grahamensis.
PLANTS........... CLIFFROSE, ARIZONA.... Cowania subintegra.... E
DOCK, CHIRICAHUA...... Rumex orthoneurus..... T
GREENLEE....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
OWL, MEXICAN SPOTTED.. Strix occidentalis T
lucida.
FISHES........... MINNOW, LOACH......... Rhinichthys (=Tiaroga) T
cobitis.
SPIKEDACE............. Meda fulgida.......... T
SUCKER, RAZORBACK..... Xyrauchen texanus..... E
TROUT, APACHE......... Salmo apache.......... T
PLANTS........... DOCK, CHIRICAHUA...... Rumex orthoneurus..... T
LA PAZ......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
RAIL, YUMA CLAPPER.... Rallus longirostris E
yumanensis.
FISHES........... CHUB, BONYTAIL........ Gila elegans.......... E
PUPFISH, DESERT....... Cyprinodon macularius. E
SUCKER, RAZORBACK..... Xyrauchen texanus..... E
MARICOPA....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
OWL, MEXICAN SPOTTED.. Strix occidentalis T
lucida.
PYGMY-OWL, CACTUS Glaucidiumbrasilianum E
FERRUGINOUS. cactorum.
RAIL, YUMA CLAPPER.... Rallus longirostris E
yumanensis.
FISHES........... PUPFISH, DESERT....... Cyprinodon macularius. E
TOPMINNOW, GILA Poeciliopsis E
(YAQUI). occidentalis.
MAMMALS.......... BAT, LESSER Leptonycteris sanborni E
(=SANBORN'S) LONG-
NOSED.
PRONGHORN, SONORAN.... Antilocapra americana E
sonoriensis.
PLANTS........... AGAVE, ARIZONA........ Agave arizonica....... E
CACTUS, ARIZONA Echinocereus E
HEDGEHOG. triglochidiatus var.
arizonicus.
CLIFFROSE, ARIZONA.... Cowania subintegra.... E
MOHAVE......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
OWL, MEXICAN SPOTTED.. Strix occidentalis T
lucida.
RAIL, YUMA CLAPPER.... Rallus longirostris E
yumanensis.
FISHES........... CHUB, BONYTAIL........ Gila elegans.......... E
CHUB, HUMPBACK........ Gila cypha............ E
CHUB, VIRGIN RIVER.... Gila robusta seminuda. E
SUCKER, RAZORBACK..... Xyrauchen texanus..... E
MAMMALS.......... VOLE, HUALAPAI MEXICAN Microtus mexicanus E
hualpaiensis.
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PLANTS........... CACTUS, SILER Pediocactus sileri.... T
PINCUSHION.
CLIFFROSE, ARIZONA.... Cowania subintegra.... E
CYCLADENIA, JONES..... Cycladenia humilis T
var. jonesii.
REPTILES......... TORTOISE, DESERT...... Gopherus (=Xerobates, T
=Scaptochelys
agassizii.
SNAILS........... AMBERSNAIL, KANAB..... Oxyloma haydeni E
kanabensis.
NAVAJO......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
OWL, MEXICAN SPOTTED.. Strix occidentalis T
lucida.
FISHES........... CHUB, HUMPBACK........ Gila cypha............ E
MINNOW, LOACH......... Rhinichthys (=Tiaroga) T
cobitis.
SPINEDACE, LITTLE Lepidomeda vittata.... T
COLORADO.
TROUT, APACHE......... Salmo apache.......... T
MAMMALS.......... JAGUAR................ Panthera onca......... E
PLANTS........... CACTUS, PEEBLES NAVAJO Pediocactus E
peeblesianus var.
peeblesianus.
DOCK, CHIRICAHUA...... Rumex orthoneurus..... T
GRASS, PARISH'S ALKALI Puccinellia parishii.. E
SEDGE, NAVAJO......... Carex specuicola...... T
PIMA........................... BIRDS............ BOBWHITE, MASKED...... Colinus virginianus E
ridgwayi.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
OWL, MEXICAN SPOTTED.. Strix occidentalis T
lucida.
PYGMY-OWL, CACTUS Glaucidiumbrasilianum E
FERRUGINOUS. cactorum.
FISHES........... PUPFISH, DESERT....... Cyprinodon macularius. E
TOPMINNOW, GILA Poeciliopsis E
(YAQUI). occidentalis.
MAMMALS.......... BAT, LESSER Leptonycteris sanborni E
(=SANBORN'S) LONG-
NOSED.
PRONGHORN, SONORAN.... Antilocapra americana E
sonoriensis.
PLANTS........... BLUESTAR, KEARNEY'S... Amsonia kearneyana.... E
CACTUS, NICHOL'S Echinocactus E
TURK'S HEAD. horizonthalonius var.
nicholii.
CACTUS, PIMA PINEAPPLE Coryphantha scheeri E
var. robustispina.
SNAILS........... TALUSSNAIL, SAN XAVIER Sonorella eremita..... E
PINAL.......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
PYGMY-OWL, CACTUS Glaucidiumbrasilianum E
FERRUGINOUS. cactorum.
RAIL, YUMA CLAPPER.... Rallus longirostris E
yumanensis.
FISHES........... MINNOW, LOACH......... Rhinichthys (=Tiaroga) T
cobitis.
PUPFISH, DESERT....... Cyprinodon macularius. E
SPIKEDACE............. Meda fulgida.......... T
SUCKER, RAZORBACK..... Xyrauchen texanus..... E
TOPMINNOW, GILA Poeciliopsis E
(YAQUI). occidentalis.
MAMMALS.......... BAT, LESSER Leptonycteris sanborni E
(=SANBORN'S) LONG-
NOSED.
PLANTS........... CACTUS, ARIZONA Echinocereus E
HEDGEHOG. triglochidiatus var.
arizonicus.
CACTUS, NICHOL'S Echinocactus E
TURK'S HEAD. horizonthalonius var.
nicholii.
SANTA CRUZ..................... AMPHIBIANS....... SALAMANDER, SONORA Ambystoma tigrinum.... E
TIGER.
BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, NORTHERN Falco femoralis E
APLOMADO. septentrionalis.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FLYCATCHER, Empiodonax traillii E
SOUTHWESTERN WILLOW. extimus.
OWL, MEXICAN SPOTTED.. Strix occidentalis T
lucida.
PYGMY-OWL, CACTUS Glaucidiumbrasilianum E
FERRUGINOUS. cactorum.
FISHES........... CHUB, SONORA.......... Gila ditaenia......... T
TOPMINNOW, GILA Poeciliopsis E
(YAQUI). occidentalis.
MAMMALS.......... BAT, LESSER Leptonycteris sanborni E
(=SANBORN'S) LONG-
NOSED.
OCELOT................ Felis pardalis........ E
PLANTS........... CACTUS, PIMA PINEAPPLE Coryphantha scheeri E
var. robustispina.
LADIES'-TRESSES, Spiranthes delitescens E
CANELO HILLS.
UMBEL, HUACHUCA WATER. Lilaeopsis E
schaffneriana spp.
recuva.
YAVAPAI........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
OWL, MEXICAN SPOTTED.. Strix occidentalis T
lucida.
FISHES........... PUPFISH, DESERT....... Cyprinodon macularius. E
SPIKEDACE............. Meda fulgida.......... T
SQUAWFISH, COLORADO... Ptychocheilus lucius.. E
SUCKER, RAZORBACK..... Xyrauchen texanus..... E
TOPMINNOW, GILA Poeciliopsis E
(YAQUI). occidentalis.
TROUT, GILA........... Salmo gilae........... E
PLANTS........... AGAVE, ARIZONA........ Agave arizonica....... E
CLIFFROSE, ARIZONA.... Cowania subintegra.... E
YUMA........................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
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RAIL, YUMA CLAPPER.... Rallus longirostris E
yumanensis.
FISHES........... SUCKER, RAZORBACK..... Xyrauchen texanus..... E
MAMMALS.......... BAT, LESSER Leptonycteris sanborni E
(=SANBORN'S) LONG-
NOSED.
PRONGHORN, SONORAN.... Antilocapra americana E
sonoriensis.
REPTILES......... LIZARD, FLATTAILED Phrynosoma mcallii.... T
HORNED.
CALIFORNIA
ALAMEDA........................ BIRDS............ FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
RAIL, CALIFORNIA Rallus longirostris E
CLAPPER. obsoletus.
TERN, CALIFORNIA LEAST Sterna antillarum E
browni.
CRUSTACEAN....... LINDERIELLA, Linderiella E
CALIFORNIA. occidentalis.
SHRIMP, LONGHORN FAIRY Branchinecta E
longiantenna.
SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Branchinecta lynchi... T
FAIRY.
FISHES........... GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(CENTRAL VALLEY tshawytscha.
SPRING RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhyncus mykiss.... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
INSECTS.......... BUTTERFLY, BAY Euphydryas editha T
CHECKERSPOT. bayensis.
CALLIPPE SILVERSPOT Speyeria callippe E
BUTTERFLY. callippe.
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
MOUSE, SALT MARSH Reithrodontomys E
HARVEST. raviventris.
PLANTS........... BIRD'S-BEAK, PALMATE- Cordylanthes palmatus. E
BRACTED.
CLARKIA, PRESIDIO..... Clarkia franciscana... E
DUDLEYA, SANTA CLARA Dudleya setchellii.... E
VALLEY.
FIDDLENECK, LARGE- Amsinckia grandiflora. E
FLOWERED.
GOLDFIELDS, CONTRA Lasthenia conjugens... E
COSTA.
MANZANITA, PALLID..... Arctostaphylos pallida T
NAVARRETIA, FEW- Navarretia E
FLOWERED. leucocephala ssp.
pauciflora.
NAVARRETIA, MANY- Navarretia E
FLOWERED. leucocephala ssp.
plieantha.
STONECROP, LAKE COUNTY Parvisedum leiocarpum. E
REPTILES......... WHIPSNAKE, ALAMEDA.... Masticophis lateralis E
euryxanthus.
WHIPSNAKE, ALAMEDA Masticophis lateralis T
(STRIPED RACER). euryxanthus.
ALPINE......................... BIRDS............ FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... TROUT, LAHONTAN Salmo clarki henshawi. T
CUTTHROAT.
TROUT, PAIUTE Salmo clarki seleniris T
CUTTHROAT.
AMADOR......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhyncus mykiss.... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
PLANTS........... BUCKWHEAT, IONE....... Eriogonum apricum..... E
MANZANITA, IONE....... Arctostaphylos T
myrtifolia.
BUTTE.......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
CRUSTACEAN....... SHRIMP, CONSERVANCY Brancinecta E
FAIRY. conservatio.
SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Lepidurus packardi.... E
TADPOLE.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(CENTRAL VALLEY tshawytscha.
SPRING RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(SACRAMENTO RIVER tshawytscha.
WINTER RUN).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhyncus mykiss.... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
STEELHEAD, CALIFORNIA Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CENTRAL VALLEY POP. (Central Valley ESU).
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, VALLEY Desmocerus T
ELDERBERRY LONGHORN. californicus
dimorphus.
PLANTS........... MEADOWFOAM, BUTTE Limnanthes floccosa E
COUNTY. ssp. californica.
SPURGE, HOOVER'S...... Chamaesyce hooveri.... T
TUCTORIA, GREEN'S..... Tuctoria greenei...... E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, GIANT GARTER... Thamnophis gigas...... T
CALAVERAS...................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
CRUSTACEAN....... SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Lepidurus packardi.... E
TADPOLE.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhyncus mykiss.... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
PLANTS........... MANZANITA, IONE....... Arctostaphylos T
myrtifolia.
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COLUSA......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
OWL, NORTHERN SPOTTED. Strix occidentalis T
caurina.
CRUSTACEAN....... SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Lepidurus packardi.... E
TADPOLE.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(CENTRAL VALLEY tshawytscha.
SPRING RUN).
STEELHEAD, CALIFORNIA Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CENTRAL VALLEY POP. (Central Valley ESU).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhyncus mykiss.... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY DRUM).
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, VALLEY Desmocerus T
ELDERBERRY LONGHORN. californicus
dimorphus.
PLANTS........... BIRD'S-BEAK, PALMATE- Cordylanthes palmatus. E
BRACTED.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, GIANT GARTER... Thamnophis gigas...... T
CONTRA COSTA................... BIRDS............ FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
RAIL, CALIFORNIA Rallus longirostris E
CLAPPER. obsoletus.
TERN, CALIFORNIA LEAST Sterna antillarum E
browni.
CRUSTACEAN....... LINDERIELLA, Linderiella E
CALIFORNIA. occidentalis.
SHRIMP, LONGHORN FAIRY Branchinecta E
longiantenna.
SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Branchinecta lynchi... T
FAIRY.
FISHES........... GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(SACRAMENTO RIVER tshawytscha.
WINTER RUN).
STEELHEAD, CALIFORNIA Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CENTRAL VALLEY POP. (Central Valley ESU).
TARPLANT, SANTA CRUZ.. Holocarpha macradenia. T
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhyncus mykiss.... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
INSECTS.......... BUTTERFLY, BAY Euphydryas editha T
CHECKERSPOT. bayensis.
BUTTERFLY, LANGE'S Apodemia mormo langei. E
METALMARK.
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
MOUSE, SALT MARSH Reithrodontomys E
HARVEST. raviventris.
PLANTS........... DUDLEYA, SANTA CLARA Dudleya setchellii.... E
VALLEY.
EVENING-PRIMROSE, Oenothera deltoides E
ANTIOCH DUNES. ssp. howellii.
FIDDLENECK, LARGE- Amsinckia grandiflora. E
FLOWERED.
GOLDFIELDS, CONTRA Lasthenia conjugens... E
COSTA.
MANZANITA, PALLID..... Arctostaphylos pallida T
NAVARRETIA, FEW- Navarretia E
FLOWERED. leucocephala ssp.
pauciflora.
NAVARRETIA, MANY- Navarretia E
FLOWERED. leucocephala ssp.
plieantha.
SOFT BIRD'S BEAK...... Cordylanthus mollis... E
STONECROP, LAKE COUNTY Parvisedum leiocarpum. E
WALLFLOWER, CONTRA Erysimum capitatum E
COSTA. var. angustatum.
REPTILES......... WHIPSNAKE, ALAMEDA.... Masticophis lateralis E
euryxanthus.
WHIPSNAKE, ALAMEDA Masticophis lateralis T
(STRIPED RACER). euryxanthus.
COWLITZ........................ FISHES........... STEELHEAD, LOWER Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
COLUMBIA RIVER (Lower Columbia ESU).
POPULATION.
DEL NORTE...................... AMPHIBIANS....... FROG, CALIFORNIA RED- Rana Aurora Draytonii. T
LEGGED.
BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
MURRELET, MARBLED..... Brachyramphus T
marmoratus.
OWL, NORTHERN SPOTTED. Strix occidentalis T
caurina.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
FISHES........... GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(SOUTHERN OREGON AND tshawytscha.
CALIFORNIA COASTAL
RUN).
SALMON, COHO (SOUTHERN Oncorhynchus kisutch.. T
OREGON/NORTHERN
CALIFORNIA COAST).
INSECTS.......... BUTTERFLY, OREGON Speyeria zerene T
SILVERSPOT. hippolyta.
PLANTS........... WALLFLOWER, MENZIE'S.. Erysimum menziesii.... E
EL DORADO...................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
CRUSTACEAN....... SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Lepidurus packardi.... E
TADPOLE.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(CENTRAL VALLEY tshawytscha.
SPRING RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
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TROUT, LAHONTAN Salmo clarki henshawi. T
CUTTHROAT.
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, VALLEY Desmocerus T
ELDERBERRY LONGHORN. californicus
dimorphus.
PLANTS........... BEDSTRAW, EL DORADO... Galium californicum E
ssp. Sierrae.
BUTTERWEED, LAYNE'S... Senecio layneae....... T
CEANOTHUS, PINE HILL.. Ceanothus roderickii.. E
FLANNELBUSH, PINE HILL Fremontodendron E
californicum ssp.
decumbens.
MORNING-GLORY, Calystegia stebbinsii. E
STEBBINS.
FRESNO......................... PLANTS........... ADOBE SUNBURST, SAN Pseudobahia peirsonii. T
JOAQUIN.
BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... TROUT, LITTLE KERN Salmo aguabonita T
GOLDEN. whitei.
TROUT, PAIUTE Salmo clarki seleniris T
CUTTHROAT.
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, VALLEY Desmocerus T
ELDERBERRY LONGHORN. californicus
dimorphus.
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
RAT, FRESNO KANGAROO.. Dipodomys nitratoides E
exilis.
RAT, GIANT KANGAROO... Dipodomys ingens...... E
PLANTS........... BIRD'S-BEAK, PALMATE- Cordylanthes palmatus. E
BRACTED.
CARPENTERIA........... Carpenteria T
californica.
DUDLEYA, SANTA CLARA Dudleya setchellii.... E
VALLEY.
GOLDEN SUNBURST, Pseudobahia bahiifolia E
HARTWEG'S.
JEWELFLOWER, Caulanthus E
CALIFORNIA. californicus.
OWL'S-CLOVER, FLESHY.. Castilleja campestris E
ssp. succulenta.
PUSSYPAWS, MARIPOSA... Calyptridium E
pulchellum.
WOOLLY-STAR, HOOVER'S. Eriastrum hooveri..... T
WOOLLY-THREADS, SAN Lembertia congdonii... E
JOAQUIN.
REPTILES......... LIZARD, BLUNT-NOSED Gambelia (crotaphytus) E
LEOPARD. silus.
SNAKE, GIANT GARTER... Thamnophis gigas...... T
GLENN.......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
MURRELET, MARBLED..... Brachyramphus T
marmoratus.
OWL, NORTHERN SPOTTED. Strix occidentalis T
caurina.
CRUSTACEAN....... SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Lepidurus packardi.... E
TADPOLE.
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(CENTRAL VALLEY tshawytscha.
SPRING RUN).
SPRING RUN)........... ......................
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(SACRAMENTO RIVER tshawytscha.
WINTER RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK
(SOUTHERN OREGON AND
CALIFORNIA COASTAL
RUN).
STEELHEAD, CALIFORNIA Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CENTRAL VALLEY POP. (Central Valley ESU).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhynchus mykiss... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, VALLEY Desmocerus T
ELDERBERRY LONGHORN. californicus
dimorphus.
PLANTS........... GRASS, HAIRY ORCUTT... Orcuttia pilosa....... E
SPURGE, HOOVER'S...... Chamaesyce hooveri.... T
REPTILES......... SNAKE, GIANT GARTER... Thamnophis gigas...... T
HOKE........................... PLANTS........... ADOBE SUNBURST, SAN Pseudobahia peirsonii. T
JOAQUIN.
HUMBOLDT....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
MURRELET, MARBLED..... Brachyramphus T
marmoratus.
OWL, NORTHERN SPOTTED. Strix occidentalis T
caurina.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
FISHES........... GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
SALMON, CHINOOK
(SOUTHERN OREGON AND
CALIFORNIA COASTAL
RUN).
SALMON, COHO (CENTRAL Oncorhynchus kisutch.. E
CALIFORNIA COAST POP).
SALMON, COHO (SOUTHERN Oncorhynchus kisutch.. T
OR/NORTHERN
CALIFORNIA COAST).
STEELHEAD, NORTHERN Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
CALIFORNIA POPULATION. (Northern California
ESU).
PLANTS........... LAYIA, BEACH.......... Layia carnosa......... E
LILY, WESTERN......... Lilium occidentale.... E
PENNYCRESS, KNEELAND Thalspi californicum.. E
PRAIRIE.
WALLFLOWER, MENZIE'S.. Erysimum menziesii.... E
REPTILES......... TURTLE, OLIVE Lepidochelys olivacea. E, T
(PACIFIC) RIDLEY SEA.
IMPERIAL....................... AMPHIBIANS....... TOAD, ARROYO Bufo microscaphus E
SOUTHWESTERN. californicus.
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BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
RAIL, YUMA CLAPPER.... Rallus longirostris E
yumanensis.
FISHES........... CHUB, BONYTAIL........ Gila elegans.......... E
PUPFISH, DESERT....... Cyprinodon macularius. E
SQUAWFISH, COLORADO... Ptychocheilus lucius.. E
SUCKER, RAZORBACK..... Xyrauchen texanus..... E
MAMMALS.......... SHEE DESERT BIGHORN Ovis canadensis....... E
(PENINSULAR SEGMENT).
PLANTS........... MILK-VETCH, PIERSON'S. Astragalus magdalenae E
var. piersonii.
REPTILES......... LIZARD, FLAT-TAILED Phrynosoma mcallii.... T
HORNED.
REPTILES......... TORTOISE, DESERT...... Gopherus(=Xerobates, T
=Scaptochelys)
agassizii.
INYO........................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
TOWHEE, INYO BROWN.... Pipilo fuscus T
eremophilus.
VIREO, LEAST BELL'S... Vireo bellii pusillus. E
FISHES........... CHUB, OWENS TUI....... Gila bicolor snyderi.. E
DACE, ASH MEADOWS Rhinichthys osculus E
SPECKLED. nevadensis.
PUPFISH, OWENS........ Cyprinodon radiosus... E
TROUT, LAHONTAN Salmo clarki henshawi. T
CUTTHROAT.
MAMMALS.......... VOLE, AMARGOSA........ Microtus californicus E
scirpensis.
PLANTS........... CENTAURY, SPRING- Centaurium namophilum T
LOVING. var. namophilum.
EVENING-PRIMROSE, Oenothera avita ssp. E
EUREKA VALLEY. eurekensis.
GRASS, EUREKA DUNE.... Swallenia alexandrae.. E
GUMPLANT, ASH MEADOWS. Grindelia fraxino- T
pratensis.
IVESIA, ASH MEADOWS... Ivesia eremica........ T
MILK-VETCH, FISH Astragalus E
SLOUGH. lentiginosus var.
Piscinensis.
MILK-VETCH, SHINING... Astragalus T
lentiginosus var.
micans.
MILK-VETCH, SODAVILLE. Astragalus T
lentiginosus var.
seslquimetralis.
NITERWORT, AMARGOSA... Nitrophila mohavensis. E
REPTILES......... TORTOISE, DESERT...... Gopherus T
(=Xerobates,=Scaptoch
elys) agassizii.
KERN........................... BIRDS............ CONDOR, CALIFORNIA.... Gymnogyps E
californianus.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FLYCATCHER, Empiodonax traillii E
SOUTHWESTERN WILLOW. extimus.
VIREO, LEAST BELL'S... Vireo bellii pusillus. E
INSECTS.......... MOTH, KERN PRIMROSE Euproserpinus euterpe. T
SPHINX.
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
RAT, GIANT KANGAROO... Dipodomys ingens...... E
RAT, TIPTON KANGAROO.. Dipodomys nitratoides. E
PLANTS........... CACTUS, BAKERSFIELD... Opuntia treleasei..... E
GRASS, PARISH'S ALKALI Puccinellia parishii.. E
JEWELFLOWER, Caulanthus E
CALIFORNIA. californicus.
LILY, GREENHORN ADOBE. Fritillaria striata... T
MALLOW, KERN.......... Eremalche kernensis... E
MONKEY-FLOWER, KELSO Mimulus shevockii..... E
CREEK.
NAVARRETIA, PIUTE Navarretia setiloba... T
MOUNTAINS.
WOOLLY-STAR, HOOVER'S. Eriastrum hooveri..... T
WOOLLY-THREADS, SAN Lembertia congdonii... E
JOAQUIN.
REPTILES......... LIZARD, BLUNT-NOSED Gambelia (Crotaphytus) E
LEOPARD. silus.
TORTOISE, DESERT...... Gopherus (=Xerobates, T
=Scaptochelys)
agassizii.
KINGS.......................... BIRDS............ FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
RAT, FRESNO KANGAROO.. Dipodomys nitratoides E
exilis.
RAT GIANT KANGAROO.... Dipodomys ingens...... E
RAT, TIPTON KANGAROO.. Dipodomys nitratoides. E
PLANTS........... JEWELFLOWER, Caulanthus E
CALIFORNIA. californicus.
WOOLLY-STAR, HOOVER'S. Eriastrum hooveri..... T
WOOLLY-THREADS, SAN Lembertia congdonii... E
JOAQUIN.
REPTILES......... LIZARD, BLUNT-NOSED Gambelia (Crotaphytus) E
LEOPARD. silus.
LAKE........................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
MURRELET, MARBLED..... Brachyramphus T
marmoratus.
OWL, NORTHERN SPOTTED. Strix occidentalis T
caurina.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(SOUTHERN OREGON AND tshawytscha.
CALIFORNIA COASTAL
RUN).
SPLITTAIL, SACRAMENTO. Pogonichthys T
macrolepidotus.
PLANTS........... COYOTE-THISTLE, LOCH Eryngium constancei... T
LOMOND.
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GOLDFIELDS, BURKE'S... Lasthenia burkei...... E
GRASS, SLENDER ORCUTT. Orcuttia tenuis....... T
LASSEN......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
OWL, NORTHERN SPOTTED. Strix occidentalis T
caurina.
FISHES........... SUCKER, MODOC......... Catostomus microps.... E
LOS ANGELES.................... PLANTS........... CEANOTHUS, VAIL LAKE.. Ceanothus ophiochilus. T
BIRDS............ MOUNTAIN-MAHOGANY, Cerocarpus traskiae... E
CATALINA ISLAND.
RUSH-ROSE, ISLAND..... Helianthemum greenei.. T
PLANTS........... SANDWORT, MARSH....... Arenaria paludicola... E
BIRDS............ WOODLAND-STAR, SAN Lithophragma maximum.. E
CLEMENTE ISLAND.
AMPHIBIANS....... TOAD, ARROYO Bufo microscaphus E
SOUTHWESTERN. californicus.
BIRDS............ CONDOR, CALIFORNIA.... Gymnogyps E
californianus.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FLYCATCHER, Empiodonax traillii E
SOUTHWESTERN WILLOW. extimus.
GNATCATCHER, COASTAL Polioptila californica T
CALIFORNIA. californica.
MURRELET, MARBLED..... Brachyramphus T
marmoratus.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
RAIL, LIGHT-FOOTED Rallus longirostris E
CLAPPER. levipes.
SHRIKE, SAN CLEMENTE Lanius ludovicianus E
LOGGERHEAD. mearnsi.
SPARROW, SAN CLEMENTE Amphispiza belli T
SAGE. clementeae.
TERN, CALIFORNIA LEAST Sterna antillarum E
browni.
VIREO, LEAST BELL'S... Vireo bellii pusillus. E
FISHES........... CHUB, MOHAVE TUI...... Gila bicolor E
mohavensis.
GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
STEELHEAD, SOUTHERN Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CALIFORNIA POPULATION. (Southern California)
ESU.
STICKLEBACK, UNARMORED Gasterosteus aculeatus E
THREESPINE. williamsoni.
INSECTS.......... BUTTERFLY, EL SEGUNDO Euphilotes E
BLUE. (=Shijimiaeoides)
battoides allyni.
BUTTERFLY, PALOS Glaucopsyche lygdamus E
VERDES BLUE. palosverdesensis.
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
MOUSE, PACIFIC POCKET. Perognathus E
longimembris
pacificus.
PLANTS........... BARBERRY, NEVIN'S..... Berberis nevinii...... T
BEARGRASS, DEHESA..... Nolina interrata...... T
BIRD'S-BEAK, SALT Cordylanthus maritimus E
MARSH. ssp. maritimus.
BRODIAEA, THREAD- Brodiaea filifolia.... T
LEAVED.
BROOM, SAN CLEMENTE Lotus dendroideus ssp. E
ISLAND. traskiae.
BUSH-MALLOW, SAN Malacothamnus E
CLEMENTE ISLAND. clementinus.
CEANOTHUS, VAIL LAKE.. Ceanothus ophiochilus. T
CROWNSCALE, SAN Atriplex coronata var E
JACINTO VALLEY. notatior.
DUDLEYA, MARCESCENT... Dudleya cymosa ssp. T
marcescens.
DUDLEYA, SANTA MONICA Dudleya cymosa ssp. T
MOUNTAINS. ovbatifolia.
FLANNELBUSH, MEXICAN.. Fremontodendron T
mexicanum.
LARKSPUR, SAN CLEMENTE Delphinium kinkiense.. E
ISLAND.
MILK-VETCH, BRAUNTON'S Astragalus brauntonii. E
NAVARRETIA, SPREADING. Navarretia fossalis... T
ONION, MUNZ'S......... Allium munzii......... E
PAINTBRUSH, SAN Castilleja grisea..... E
CLEMENTE ISLAND
INDIAN.
PENTACHAETA, LYON'S... Pentachaeta lyonii.... E
SPINEFLOWER, SLENDER- Centrostegia E
HORNED. leptoceras.
WATERCRESS, GAMBEL'S.. Rorippa gambellii..... E
REPTILES......... LIZARD, BLUNT-NOSED Gambelia (Crotaphytus) E
LEOPARD. silus.
LIZARD, ISLAND NIGHT.. Xantusia (Klaubernina) T
riversiana.
TORTOISE, DESERT...... Gopherus (=Xerobates, T
=Scaptochelys)
agassizii.
MADERA......................... PLANTS........... ADOBE SUNBURST, SAN Pseudobahia peirsonii. T
JOAQUIN.
BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... TROUT, LAHONTAN Salmo clarki henshawi. T
CUTTHROAT.
TROUT, PAIUTE Salmo clarki seleniris T
CUTTHROAT.
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, VALLEY Desmocerus T
ELDERBERRY LONGHORN. californicus
dimorphus.
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
RAT, FRESNO KANGAROO.. Dipodomys nitratoides E
exilis.
PLANTS........... BIRD'S-BEAK, PALMATE- Cordylanthes palmatus. E
BRACTED.
GOLDEN SUNBURST, Pseudobahia bahiifolia E
HARTWEG'S.
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GRASS, HAIRY ORCUTT... Orcuttia pilosa....... E
LUPINE, CLOVER........ Lupinus tidestromii... E
OWL'S-CLOVER, FLESHY.. Castilleja campestris E
ssp. succulenta.
PUSSYPAWS, MARIPOSA... Calyptridium E
pulchellum.
REPTILES......... LIZARD, BLUNT-NOSED Gambelia (Crotaphytus) E
LEOPARD. silus.
MARIN.......................... AMPHIBIANS....... FROG, CALIFORNIA RED- Rana Aurora Draytonii. T
LEGGED.
BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
MURRELET, MARBLED..... Brachyramphus T
marmoratus.
OWL, NORTHERN SPOTTED. Strix occidentalis T
caurina.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
RAIL, CALIFORNIA Rallus longirostris E
CLAPPER. obsoletus.
CRUSTACEAN....... SHRIMP, CALIFORNIA Syncaris pacifica..... E
FRESHWATER.
FISHES........... GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(CENTRAL VALLEY tshawytscha.
SPRING RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(SACRAMENTO RIVER tshawytscha.
WINTER RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(SOUTHERN OREGON AND tshawytscha.
CALIFORNIA COASTAL
RUN).
SALMON, COHO (CENTRAL Oncorhynchus kisutch.. E
CALIFORNIA COAST POP).
STEELHEAD, CENTRAL Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
CALIFORNIA POPULATION. (Central California
Coast ESU).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhyncus mykiss.... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
INSECTS.......... BUTTERFLY, MISSION Icaricia icarioides E
BLUE. missionensis.
BUTTERFLY, MYRTLE'S Speyeria zerene E
SILVERSPOT. myrtleae.
MAMMALS.......... MOUSE, SALT MARSH Reithrodontomys E
HARVEST. raviventris.
PLANTS........... ALLOCARYA, CALISTOGA.. Plagiobothrys strictus E
ALOPECURUS, SONOMA.... Alopecurus aequalis E
var. sonomensis.
BLUEGRASS, NAPA....... Poa napensis.......... E
CHECKER-MALLOW, Sidalcea oregana ssp. E
KENWOOD MARSH. valida.
CLARKIA, VINE HILL.... Clarkia imbricata..... E
CLOVER, SHOWY INDIAN.. Trifolum amoenum...... E
DWARF-FLAX, MARIN..... Hesperolinon congestum T
JEWELFLOWER, TIBURON.. Streptanthus niger.... E
LARKSPUR, BAKER'S..... Delphinium bakeri..... E
LAYIA, BEACH.......... Layia carnosa......... E
LILY, PITKIN MARSH.... Lilium pitkinense..... E
LUPINE, CLOVER........ Lupinus tidestromii... E
MILK-VETCH, CLARA Astragalus clarianus.. E
HUNT'S.
PAINTBRUSH, TIBURON... Castilleja affinis E
ssp. neglecta.
PENTACHAETA, WHITE- Pentachaeta E
RAYED. bellidiflora.
SEDGE, WHITE.......... Carex albida.......... E
SPINEFLOWER, SONOMA... Chorizanthe valida.... E
MARIPOSA....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, VALLEY Desmocerus T
ELDERBERRY LONGHORN. californicus
dimorphus.
PLANTS........... LUPINE, MARIPOSA...... Lupinus citrinus var. E
deflexus.
PUSSYPAWS, MARIPOSA... Calyptridium E
pulchellum.
MENDOCINO...................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
MURRELET, MARBLED..... Brachyramphus T
marmoratus.
OWL, NORTHERN SPOTTED. Strix occidentalis T
caurina.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
FISHES........... GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(SOUTHERN OREGON AND tshawytscha.
CALIFORNIA COASTAL
RUN).
STEELHEAD, NORTHERN Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
CALIFORNIA POPULATION. (Northern California
ESU).
INSECTS.......... BUTTERFLY, BEHREN'S Speyeria zerene E
SILVERSPOT. behrensii.
BUTTERFLY, LOTIS BLUE. Lycaeides argyrognomon E
lotis.
MAMMALS.......... BEAVER, POINT ARENA Aplodontia rufa nigra. E
MOUNTAIN.
PLANTS........... GOLDFIELDS, BURKE'S... Lasthenia burkei...... E
GOLDFIELDS, CONTRA Lasthenia conjugens... E
COSTA.
NAVARRETIA, FEWF- Navarretia E
LOWERED. leucocephala ssp.
pauciflora.
NAVARRETIA, MANY- Navarretia E
FLOWERED. leucocephala ssp.
plieantha.
ROCK-CRESS, MCDONALD'S Arabis mcdonaldiana... E
SPINEFLOWER, HOWELL'S. Chorizanthe howellii.. E
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STONECROP, LAKE COUNTY Parvisedum leiocarpum. E
WALLFLOWER, MENZIE'S.. Erysimum menziesii.... E
REPTILES......... BEHREN'S SILVERSPOT Speyeria callippe LE
BUTTERFLY. callippe.
TURTLE, OLIVE Lepidochelys olivacea. E, T
(PACIFIC) RIDLEY SEA.
MERCED......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
CRUSTACEAN....... LINDERIELLA, Linderiella E
CALIFORNIA. occidentalis.
SHRIMP, CONSERVANCY Brancinecta E
FAIRY. conservatio.
SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Branchinecta lynchi... T
FAIRY.
FISHES........... STEELHEAD, CALIFORNIA Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CENTRAL VALLEY POP. (Central Valley ESU).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhynchus mykiss... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, VALLEY Desmocerus T
ELDERBERRY LONGHORN. californicus
dimorphus.
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
RAT, FRESNO KANGAROO.. Dipodomys nitratoides E
exilis.
RAT, GIANT KANGAROO... Dipodomys ingens...... E
PLANTS........... GRASS, COLUSA......... Neostapfia colusana... T
GRASS, HAIRY ORCUTT... Orcuttia pilosa....... E
OWL'S-CLOVER, FLESHY.. Castilleja campestris E
ssp. succulenta.
TUCTORIA, GREEN'S..... Tuctoria greenei...... E
REPTILES......... LIZARD, BLUNT-NOSED Gambelia (Crotaphytus) E
LEOPARD. silus.
SNAKE, GIANT GARTER... Thamnophis gigas...... T
MODOC.......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... CHUB, COWHEAD LAKE TUI Gila bicolor vaccaceps E
SUCKER, LOST RIVER.... Deltistes luxatus..... E
SUCKER, MODOC......... Catostomus microps.... E
SUCKER, SHORTNOSE..... Chasmistes E
brevirostris.
PLANTS........... BARBERRY, TRUCKEE..... Berberis (=Mahonia) E
sonnei.
MONO........................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
FISHES........... CHUB, OWENS TUI....... Gila bicolor snyderi.. E
CHUB, COWHEAD LAKE TUI Gila bicolor vaccaceps E
PUPFISH, OWENS........ Cyprinodon radiosus... E
TROUT, LAHONTAN Salmo clarki henshawi. T
CUTTHROAT.
TROUT, PAIUTE Salmo clarki seleniris T
CUTTHROAT.
PLANTS........... MILK-VETCH, FISH Astragalus E
SLOUGH. lentiginosus var.
piscinensis.
MONTEREY....................... BIRDS............ POTENTILLA, HICKMANN'S Potentilla hickmanii.. E
AMPHIBIANS....... FROG, CALIFORNIA RED- Rana Aurora Draytonii. T
LEGGED.
SALAMANDER, SANTA CRUZ Ambystoma E
LONG-TOED. macrodactylum croceum.
BIRDS............ CONDOR, CALIFORNIA.... Gymnogyps E
californianus.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
MURRELET, MARBLED..... Brachyramphus T
marmoratus.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
RAIL, CALIFORNIA Rallus longirostris E
CLAPPER. obsoletus.
TERN, CALIFORNIA LEAST Sterna antillarum E
browni.
VIREO, LEAST BELL'S... Vireo bellii pusillus. E
CRUSTACEAN....... LINDERIELLA, Linderiella E
CALIFORNIA. occidentalis.
SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Branchinecta lynchi... T
FAIRY.
FISHES........... GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
STEELHEAD, SOUTH- Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
CENTRAL CALIFORNIA (South-Central Calif.
POP. ESU).
INSECTS.......... BUTTERFLY, SMITH'S Euphilotes E
BLUE. (=Shijimiaeoides)
enoptes smithi.
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
RAT, GIANT KANGAROO... Dipodomys ingens...... E
OTTER, SOUTHERN SEA... Enhydra lutris nereis. T
RAT, GIANT KANGAROO... Dipodomys ingens...... E
PLANTS........... AMOLE, PURPLE......... Chlorogalum purpureum. T
CINQUEFOIL, HICKMAN'S. Potentilla hickmanii.. E
CLOVER, MONTEREY...... Trifolium trichocalyx. E
CYPRESS, GOWEN........ Cupressus goveniana T
ssp. goveniana.
DUDLEYA, SANTA CLARA Dudleya setchellii.... E
VALLEY.
GILIA, MONTEREY....... Gilia tenuiflora ssp. E
arenaria.
LAYIA, BEACH.......... Layia carnosa......... E
LUPINE, CLOVER........ Lupinus tidestromii... E
MILK-VETCH, COASTAL Astragalus tener var. E
DUNES. titi.
PIPERIA, YADON'S...... Piperia yadonii....... E
SPINEFLOWER, MONTEREY. Chorizanthe pungens T
var. pungens.
SPINEFLOWER, ROBUST... Chorizanthe robusta E
var. robusta.
TARPLANT, SANTA CRUZ.. Holocarpha macradenia. T
WALLFLOWER, MENZIE'S.. Erysimum menziesii.... E
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REPTILES......... LIZARD, BLACK LEGLESS. Anniella pulchra nigra E
TURTLE, OLIVE Lepidochelys olivacea. E, T
(PACIFIC) RIDLEY SEA.
NAPA........................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
OWL, NORTHERN SPOTTED. Strix occidentalis T
caurina.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
RAIL, CALIFORNIA Rallus longirostris E
CLAPPER. obsoletus.
CRUSTACEAN....... LINDERIELLA, Linderiella E
CALIFORNIA. occidentalis.
SHRIMP, CALIFORNIA Syncaris pacifica..... E
FRESHWATER.
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(CENTRAL VALLEY tshawytscha.
SPRING RUN).
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(SACRAMENTO RIVER tshawytscha.
WINTER RUN).
STEELHEAD, CALIFORNIA Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CENTRAL VALLEY POP. (Central Valley ESU).
STEELHEAD, CENTRAL Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
CALIFORNIA POPULATION. (Central California
Coast ESU).
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
MOUSE, SALT MARSH Reithrodontomys E
HARVEST. raviventris.
PLANTS........... ALLOCARYA, CALISTOGA.. Plagiobothrys strictus E
ALOPECURUS, SONOMA.... Alopecurus aequalis E
var. sonomensis.
BLUEGRASS, NAPA....... Poa napensis.......... E
CALISTOGA ALLOCARYA... Plagiobothrys strictus E
CHECKER-MALLOW, Sidalcea oregana ssp. E
KENWOOD MARSH. valida.
CLARKIA, VINE HILL.... Clarkia imbricata..... E
CLOVER, SHOWY INDIAN.. Trifolum amoenum...... E
GOLDFIELDS, CONTRA Lasthenia conjugens... E
COSTA.
LILY, PITKIN MARSH.... Lilium pitkinense..... E
MILK-VETCH, CLARA Astragalus clarianus.. E
HUNT'S.
NAVARRETIA, FEW- Navarretia E
FLOWERED. leucocephala ssp.
pauciflora.
NAVARRETIA, MANY- Navarretia E
FLOWERED. leucocephala ssp.
plieantha.
PAINTBRUSH, TIBURON... Castilleja affinis E
ssp. neglecta.
SEDGE, WHITE.......... Carex albida.......... E
SOFT BIRD'S BEAK...... Cordylanthus mollis... E
STONECROP, LAKE COUNTY Parvisedum leiocarpum. E
NEVADA......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... TROUT, LAHONTAN Salmo clarki henshawi. T
CUTTHROAT.
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhyncus mykiss.... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
PLANTS........... BARBERRY, TRUCKEE..... Berberis (=Mahonia) E
sonnei.
ORANGE......................... AMPHIBIANS....... TOAD, ARROYO Bufo microscaphus E
SOUTHWESTERN. californicus.
BIRDS............ FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GNATCATCHER, COASTAL Polioptila californica T
CALIFORNIA. californica.
MURRELET, MARBLED..... Brachyramphus T
marmoratus.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
RAIL, LIGHTFOOTED Rallus longirostris E
CLAPPER. levipes.
TERN, CALIFORNIA LEAST Sterna antillarum E
browni.
VIREO, LEAST BELL'S... Vireo bellii pusillus. E
CRUSTACEAN....... SHRIMP, RIVERSIDE Streptocephalus E
FAIRY. woottoni.
FISHES........... GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
MAMMALS.......... MOUSE, PACIFIC POCKET. Perognathus E
longimembris
pacificus.
PLANTS........... ASTER, DEL MAR SAND... Corethrogyne E
filaginifolia var.
linifolia.
BACCHARIS, ENCINITAS.. Baccharis vanessae.... T
BIRD'S-BEAK, SALT Cordylanthus maritimus E
MARSH. ssp. maritimus.
BRODIAEA, THREAD- Brodiaea filifolia.... T
LEAVED.
CROWN-BEARD, BIG- Verbesina dissita..... T
LEAVED.
CROWNSCALE, SAN Atriplex coronata var E
JACINTO VALLEY. notatior.
DUDLEYA, MARCESCENT... Dudleya cymosa ssp. T
marcescens.
DUDLEYA, SANTA MONICA Dudleya cymosa ssp. T
MOUNTAINS. ovatifolia.
LIVEFOREVER, LAGUNA Dudleya stolonifera... E
BEACH.
MANZANITA, DEL MAR.... Arctostaphylos E
glandulosa ssp.
crassifolia.
MILK-VETCH, BRAUNTON'S Astragalus brauntonii. E
MONARDELLA, WILLOWY... Monardella linoides E
ssp. viminea.
NAVARRETIA, SPREADING. Navarretia fossalis... T
ONION, MUNZ'S......... Allium munzii......... E
SPINEFLOWER, ORCUTT'S. Chorizanthe orcuttiana E
TARWEED, OTAY......... Hemizonia conjugens... E
THORNMINT, SAN DIEGO.. Acanthomintha E
ilicifolia.
WOOLLY-STAR, SANTA ANA Eriastrum densifolium E
RIVER. ssp. santorum.
PIMA........................... BIRDS............ FLYCATCHER, Empiodonax traillii E
SOUTHWESTERN WILLOW. extimus.
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PLACER......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
CRUSTACEAN....... LINDERIELLA, Linderiella E
CALIFORNIA. occidentalis.
SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Branchinecta lynchi... T
FAIRY.
SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Lepidurus packardi.... E
TADPOLE.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(CENTRAL VALLEY tshawytscha.
SPRING RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
TROUT, LAHONTAN Salmo clarki henshawi. T
CUTTHROAT.
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhynchus mykiss... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, VALLEY Desmocerus T
ELDERBERRY LONGHORN. californicus
dimorphus.
PLANTS........... BARBERRY, TRUCKEE..... Berberis (=Mohonia) E
sonnei.
PLUMAS......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
PLANTS........... GRASS, SLENDER ORCUTT. Orcuttia tenuis....... T
RIVERSIDE...................... AMPHIBIANS....... SALAMANDER, DESERT Batrachoseps aridus... E
SLENDER.
TOAD, ARROYO Bufo microscaphus E
SOUTHWESTERN. californicus.
BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FLYCATCHER, Empiodonax traillii E
SOUTHWESTERN WILLOW. extimus.
GNATCATCHER, COASTAL Polioptila californica T
CALIFORNIA. californica.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
RAIL, YUMA CLAPPER.... Rallus longirostris E
Dyumanensis.
VIREO, LEAST BELL'S... Vireo bellii pusillus. E
CRUSTACEAN....... LINDERIELLA, Linderiella E
CALIFORNIA. occidentalis.
SHRIMP, RIVERSIDE Streptocephalus E
FAIRY. woottoni.
SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Branchinecta lynchi... T
FAIRY.
FISHES........... CHUB, BONYTAIL........ Gila elegans.......... E
PUPFISH, DESERT....... Cyprinodon macularius. E
SQUAWFISH, COLORADO... Ptychocheilus lucius.. E
SUCKER, RAZORBACK..... Xyrauchen texanus..... E
INSECTS.......... BUTTERFLY, QUINO Euphydryas editha E
CHECKERSPOT. quino.
FLY, DELHI SANDS Rhophiamidas E
FLOWER-LOVING. terminatus
abdominalis.
MAMMALS.......... RAT, SAN BERNARDINO Dipodomys merriami E
KANGAROO. paravus.
RAT, STEPHENS' Dipodomys stephensi... T
KANGAROO.
SHEE DESERT BIGHORN Ovis canadensis....... E
(PENINSULAR SEGMENT).
PLANTS........... BARBERRY, NEVIN'S..... Berberis nevinii...... T
BEARGRASS, DEHESA..... Nolina interrata...... T
BRODIAEA, THREADLEAVED Brodiaea filifolia.... T
BUTTON-CELERY, SAN Eryngium aristulatum E
DIEGO. var. parishii.
CEANOTHUS, VAIL LAKE.. Ceanothus ophiochilus. T
CROWNSCALE, SAN Atriplex coronata var. E
JACINTO VALLEY. notatior.
DAISY, PARISH'S....... Erigeron parishii..... T
DOWNINGIA, CUYAMACA Downingia concolor E
LAKE. var. brevior.
FLANNELBUSH, MEXICAN.. Fremontodendron T
mexicanum.
GRASS, CALIFORNIA Orcuttia californica.. E
ORCUTT.
MILK-VETCH, COACHELLA Astragalus E
VALLEY. lentiginosus var.
coachellae.
MILK-VETCH, TRIPLE- Astragalus E
RIBBED. tricarinatus.
MINT, OTAY MESA....... Pogogyne nudiuscula... E
NAVARRETIA, SPREADING. Navarretia fossalis... T
ONION, MUNZ'S......... Allium munzii......... E
SPINEFLOWER, SLENDER- Centrostegia E
HORNED. leptoceras.
WOOLLY-STAR, SANTA ANA Eriastrum densifolium E
RIVER. ssp. santorum.
REPTILES......... LIZARD, COACHELLA Uma inornata.......... T
VALLEY FRINGE-TOED.
LIZARD, FLAT-TAILED Phrynosoma mcallii.... T
HORNED.
TORTOISE, DESERT...... Gopherus T
(=Xerobates,=Scaptoch
elys) agassizii.
SACRAMENTO..................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
CRUSTACEAN....... LINDERIELLA, Linderiella E
CALIFORNIA. occidentalis.
SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Branchinecta lynchi... T
FAIRY.
SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Lepidurus packardi.... E
TADPOLE.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(CENTRAL VALLEY tshawytscha.
SPRING RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(SACRAMENTO RIVER tshawytscha.
WINTER RUN).
SMELT, DELTA.......... Hypomesus T
transpacificus.
STEELHEAD, CALIFORNIA Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CENTRAL VALLEY POP. (Central Valley ESU).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhynchus mykiss... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
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INSECTS.......... BEETLE, VALLEY Desmocerus T
ELDERBERRY LONGHORN. californicus
dimorphus.
PLANTS........... EVENING-PRIMROSE, Oenothera deltoides E
ANTIOCH DUNES. ssp. howellii.
GRASS, SACRAMENTO Orcuttia viscida...... E
ORCUTT.
GRASS, SLENDER ORCUTT. Orcuttia tenuis....... T
REPTILES......... SNAKE, GIANT GARTER... Thamnophis gigas...... T
SAN BENITO..................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
INSECTS.......... FLY, DELHI SANDS Rhophiamidas E
FLOWER-LOVING. terminatus
abdominalis.
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
RAT, GIANT KANGAROO... Dipodomys ingens...... E
PLANTS........... DUDLEYA, SANTA CLARA Dudleya setchellii.... E
VALLEY.
EVENING-PRIMROSE, SAN Camissonia benitensis. T
BENITO.
WOOLLY-THREADS, SAN Lembertia congdonii... E
JOAQUIN.
REPTILES......... LIZARD, BLUNT-NOSED Gambelia (Crotaphytus) E
LEOPARD. silus.
SAN BERNADINO.................. BIRDS............ FLYCATCHER, Empiodonax traillii E
SOUTHWESTERN WILLOW. extimus.
PLANTS........... ONION, MUNZ'S......... Allium munzii......... E
SANDWORT, MARSH....... Arenaria paludicola... E
AMPHIBIANS....... TOAD, ARROYO Bufo microscaphus E
SOUTHWESTERN. californicus.
BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FLYCATCHER, Empiodonax traillii E
SOUTHWESTERN WILLOW. extimus.
GNATCATCHER, COASTAL Polioptila californica T
CALIFORNIA. californica.
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
RAIL, YUMA CLAPPER.... Rallus longirostris E
yumanensis.
VIREO, LEAST BELL'S... Vireo bellii pusillus. E
FISHES........... CHUB, BONYTAIL........ Gila elegans.......... E
CHUB, MOHAVE TUI...... Gila bicolor E
mohavensis.
PUPFISH, DESERT....... Cyprinodon macularius. E
SQUAWFISH, COLORADO... Ptychocheilus lucius.. E
STICKLEBACK, UNARMORED Gasterosteus aculeatus E
THREESPINE. williamsoni.
SUCKER, RAZORBACK..... Xyrauchen texanus..... E
INSECTS.......... FLY, DELHI SANDS Rhophiamidas E
FLOWER-LOVING. terminatus
abdominalis.
MAMMALS.......... RAT, SAN BERNARDINO Dipodomys merriami E
KANGAROO. paravus.
RAT, STEPHENS' Dipodomys stephensi... T
KANGAROO.
VOLE, AMARGOSA........ Microtus californicus E
scirpensis.
PLANTS........... BARBERRY, NEVIN'S..... Berberis nevinii...... T
BEARGRASS, DEHESA..... Nolina interrata...... T
BLADDERPOD, SAN Lesquerella kingii E
BERNARDINO MOUNTAINS. ssp. bernardina.
BLUECURLS, HIDDEN LAKE Trichostema T
austromontanum ssp.
compactum.
BLUEGRASS, SAN Poa atropurpurea...... E
BERNARDINO.
BRODIAEA, THREAD- Brodiaea filifolia.... T
LEAVED.
BUCKWHEAT, CUSHENBURY. Eriogonum ovalifolium E
var. vineum.
BUCKWHEAT, SOUTHERN Eriogonum kennedyi T
MOUNTAIN WILD. var. austromontanum.
CEANOTHUS, VAIL LAKE.. Ceanothus ophiochilus. T
CHECKER-MALLOW, PEDATE Sidalcea pedata....... E
CROWNSCALE, SAN Atriplex coronata var E
JACINTO VALLEY. notatior.
DAISY, PARISH'S....... Erigeron parishii..... T
DANDELION, CALIFORNIA. Taraxacum californicum E
FLANNELBUSH, MEXICAN.. Fremontodendron T
mexicanum.
GRASS, PARISH'S ALKALI Puccinellia parishii.. E
MILK-VETCH, CUSHENBURY Astragalus albens..... E
MILK-VETCH, LANE Astragalus jaegerianus E
MOUNTAIN.
MILK-VETCH, TRIPLE- Astragalus E
RIBBED. tricarinatus.
MUSTARD, SLENDER- Thelypodium E
PETALED. stenopetalum.
NAVARRETIA, SPREADING. Navarretia fossalis... T
OXYTHECA, CUSHENBURY.. Oxytheca parishii var. E
goodmaniana.
PAINTBRUSH, ASH-GREY Castilleja cinerea.... T
INDIAN.
ROCK-CRESS, JOHNSTON'S Arabis johnstonii..... T
SANDWORT, BEAR VALLEY. Arenaria ursina....... T
SPINEFLOWER, SLENDER- Centrostegia E
HORNED. leptoceras.
WATERCRESS, GAMBEL'S.. Rorippa gambellii..... E
WOOLLY-STAR, SANTA ANA Eriastrum densifolium E
RIVER. ssp. santorum.
REPTILES......... TORTOISE, DESERT...... Gopherus (=Xerobates, T
=Scaptochelys)
agassizii.
SAN DIEGO...................... AMPHIBIANS....... TOAD, ARROYO Bufo microscaphus E
SOUTHWESTERN. californicus.
BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FLYCATCHER, Empiodonax traillii E
SOUTHWESTERN WILLOW. extimus.
GNATCATCHER, COASTAL Polioptila californica T
CALIFORNIA. californica.
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GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
MURRELET, MARBLED..... Brachyramphus T
marmoratus.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
RAIL, LIGHT-FOOTED Rallus longirostris E
CLAPPER. levipes.
TERN, CALIFORNIA LEAST Sterna antillarum E
browni.
VIREO, LEAST BELL'S... Vireo bellii pusillus. E
CRUSTACEAN....... SHRIMP, RIVERSIDE Streptocephalus E
FAIRY. woottoni.
SHRIMP, SAN DIEGO Branchinecta E
FAIRY. sandiegoensis.
FISHES........... CHUB, MOHAVE TUI...... Gila bicolor E
mohavensis.
GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
PUPFISH, DESERT....... Cyprinodon macularius. E
STICKLEBACK, UNARMORED Gasterosteus aculeatus E
THREESPINE. williamsoni.
INSECTS.......... SKIPPER, LAGUNA Pyrgus ruralis lagunae E
MOUNTAIN.
MAMMALS.......... MOUSE, PACIFIC POCKET. Perognathus E
longimembris
pacificus.
RAT, STEPHENS' Dipodomys stephensi... T
KANGAROO.
SHEE DESERT BIGHORN Ovis canadensis....... E
(PENINSULAR SEGMENT).
PLANTS........... ASTER, DEL MAR SAND... Corethrogyne E
filaginifolia var.
linifolia.
BACCHARIS, ENCINITAS.. Baccharis vanessae.... T
BARBERRY, NEVIN'S..... Berberis nevinii...... T
BEARGRASS, DEHESA..... Nolina interrata...... T
BIRD'S-BEAK, SALT Cordylanthus maritimus E
MARSH. ssp. maritimus.
BRODIAEA, THREAD- Brodiaea filifolia.... T
LEAVED.
BUTTON-CELERY, SAN Eryngium aristulatum E
DIEGO. var. parishii.
CEANOTHUS, VAIL LAKE.. Ceanothus ophiochilus. T
CROWN-BEARD, BIG- Verbesina dissita..... T
LEAVED.
CROWNSCALE, SAN Atriplex coronata var E
JACINTO VALLEY. notatior.
DOWNINGIA, CUYAMACA Downingia concolor E
LAKE. var. brevior.
FLANNELBUSH, MEXICAN.. Fremontodendron T
mexicanum.
GRASS, CALIFORNIA Orcuttia californica.. E
ORCUTT.
LIVEFOREVER, LAGUNA Dudleya stolonifera... E
BEACH.
MANZANITA, DEL MAR.... Arctostaphylos E
glandulosa ssp.
crassifolia.
MEADOWFOAM, PARISH'S.. Limnanthes gracilis T
ssp. parishii.
MILK-VETCH, PIERSON'S. Astragalus magdalenae E
var. piersonii.
MINT, OTAY MESA....... Pogogyne nudiuscula... E
MINT, SAN DIEGO MESA.. Pogogyne abramsii..... E
MONARDELLA, WILLOWY... Monardella linoides E
ssp. viminea.
NAVARRETIA, SPREADING. Navarretia fossalis... T
ONION, MUNZ'S......... Allium munzii......... E
SPINEFLOWER, ORCUTT'S. Chorizanthe orcuttiana E
SPINEFLOWER, SLENDER- Centrostegia E
HORNED. leptoceras.
TARWEED, OTAY......... Hemizonia conjugens... E
THORNMINT, SAN DIEGO.. Acanthomintha E
ilicifolia.
WATERCRESS, GAMBEL'S.. Rorippa gambellii..... E
REPTILES......... LIZARD, FLAT-TAILED Phrynosoma mcallii.... T
HORNED.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, OLIVE Lepidochelys olivacea. E, T
(PACIFIC) RIDLEY SEA.
SAN FRANCISCO.................. PLANTS........... SANDWORT, MARSH....... Arenaria paludicola... E
BIRDS............ FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
FISHES........... GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
STEELHEAD, CENTRAL Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
CALIFORNIA POPULATION. (Central California
Coast ESU).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhyncus mykiss.... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
INSECTS.......... BUTTERFLY, BAY Euphydryas editha T
CHECKERSPOT. bayensis.
BUTTERFLY, CALLIPPE Speyeria callippe E
SILVERSPOT. callippe.
BUTTERFLY, MISSION Icaricia icarioides E
BLUE. missionensis.
BUTTERFLY, MYRTLE'S Speyeria zerene E
SILVERSPOT. myrtleae.
PLANTS........... CLARKIA, PRESIDIO..... Clarkia franciscana... E
DWARF-FLAX, MARIN..... Hesperolinon congestum T
JEWELFLOWER, METCALF Streptanthus albidus E
CANYON. ssp albidus.
LAYIA, BEACH.......... Layia carnosa......... E
LESSINGIA, SAN Lessingia germanorum.. E
FRANCISCO.
LILY, TIBURON MARIPOSA Calochortus T
tiburonensis.
MANZANITA, PRESIDIO Arctostaphylos pungens E
(=RAVEN'S). ssp. ravenii.
MANZANITA, SAN BRUNO Arctostaphylos E
MOUNTAIN. imbricata.
SAN JOAQUIN.................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
CRUSTACEAN....... LINDERIELLA, Linderiella E
CALIFORNIA. occidentalis.
SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Branchinecta lynchi... T
FAIRY.
SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Lepidurus packardi.... E
TADPOLE.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(SACRAMENTO RIVER tshawytscha.
WINTER RUN).
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SMELT, DELTA.......... Hypomesus T
transpacificus.
STEELHEAD, CALIFORNIA Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CENTRAL VALLEY POP. (Central Valley ESU).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhyncus mykiss.... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, VALLEY Desmocerus T
ELDERBERRY LONGHORN. californicus
dimorphus.
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
RIPARIAN BRUSH RABBIT. Sylvilagus bachmani... E
RIPARIAN (SAN JOAQUIN Neotoma fuscipes E
VALLEY) WOODRAT. riparia.
PLANTS........... BIRD'S-BEAK, PALMATE- Cordylanthes palmatus. E
BRACTED.
FIDDLENECK, LARGE- Amsinckia grandiflora. E
FLOWERED.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, GIANT GARTER... Thamnophis gigas...... T
SAN LUIS OBISPO................ PLANTS........... SANDWORT, MARSH....... Arenaria paludicola... E
BIRDS............ CONDOR, CALIFORNIA.... Gymnogyps E
Californianus.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
MURRELET, MARBLED..... Brachyramphus T
marmoratus.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
RAIL, CALIFORNIA Rallus longirostris E
CLAPPER. obsoletus.
TERN, CALIFORNIA LEAST Sterna antillarum E
browni.
VIREO, LEAST BELL'S... Vireo bellii pusillus. E
CRUSTACEAN....... LINDERIELLA, Linderiella E
CALIFORNIA. occidentalis.
SHRIMP, LONGHORN FAIRY Branchinecta E
longiantenna.
AMOLE, PURPLE......... Chlorogalum purpureum. T
FISHES........... GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
LOMPOC YERBA SANTA.... Eriodictyon capitatum. E
LUPINE, NIPOMO MESA... Lupinus nipomensis.... E
STEELHEAD, SOUTH- Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
CENTRAL CALIFORNIA (South-Central Calif.
POP. ESU).
STEELHEAD, SOUTHERN Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CALIFORNIA POPULATION. (Southern California
ESU).
TARPLANT, GAVIOTA..... Hemizonia increscens E
ssp. villosa.
THISTLE, LA GRACIOSA.. Cirsium loncholepis... E
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
OTTER, SOUTHERN SEA... Enhydra lutris nereis. T
RAT, GIANT KANGAROO... Dipodomys ingens...... E
RAT, MORRO BAY Dipodomys heermanni E
KANGAROO. morroensis.
PLANTS........... BIRD'S-BEAK, SALT Cordylanthus maritimus E
MARSH. ssp. maritimus.
CLARKIA, PISMO........ Clarkia speciosa ssp. E
immaculata.
JEWELFLOWER, Caulanthus E
CALIFORNIA. californicus.
MANZANITA, MORRO...... Arctostaphylos T
morroensis.
MOUNTAINBALM, INDIAN Eriodictyon altissimum E
KNOB.
SANDWORT, MARSH....... Arenaria paludicola... E
SEA-BLITE, CALIFORNIA. Suaeda californica.... E
THISTLE, CHORRO CREEK Cirsium fontinale var. E
BOG. obispoense.
WATERCRESS, GAMBEL'S.. Rorippa gambellii..... E
WOOLLY-STAR, HOOVER'S. Eriastrum hooveri..... T
WOOLLY-THREADS, SAN Lembertia congdonii... E
JOAQUIN.
REPTILES......... LIZARD, BLUNT-NOSED Gambelia (Crotaphytus) E
LEOPARD. silus.
SNAILS........... SNAIL, MORRO Helminthoglypta E
SHOULDERBAND. walkeriana.
SAN MATEO...................... AMPHIBIANS....... FROG, CALIFORNIA RED- Rana Aurora Draytonii. T
LEGGED.
BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
MURRELET, MARBLED..... Brachyramphus T
marmoratus.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
RAIL, CALIFORNIA Rallus longirostris E
CLAPPER. obsoletus.
TERN, CALIFORNIA LEAST Sterna antillarum E
browni.
CRUSTACEAN....... LINDERIELLA, Linderiella E
CALIFORNIA. occidentalis.
FISHES........... GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(CENTRAL VALLEY tshawytscha.
SPRING RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
SALMON, COHO (CENTRAL Oncorhynchus kisutch.. E
CALIFORNIA COAST POP).
STEELHEAD, CENTRAL Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
CALIFORNIA POPULATION. (Central California
Coast ESU).
INSECTS.......... BUTTERFLY, BAY Euphydryas editha T
CHECKERSPOT. bayensis.
BUTTERFLY, MISSION Icaricia icarioides E
BLUE. missionensis.
BUTTERFLY, SAN BRUNO Callophrys mossii E
ELFIN. bayensis.
CALLIPPE SILVERSPOT Speyeria callippe E
BUTTERFLY. callippe.
MAMMALS.......... MOUSE, SALT MARSH Reithrodontomys E
HARVEST. raviventris.
PLANTS........... CYPRESS, SANTA CRUZ... Cupressus abramsiana.. E
LESSINGIA, SAN Lessingia germanorum.. E
FRANCISCO.
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MANZANITA, SAN BRUNO Arctostaphylos E
MOUNTAIN. imbricata.
PENTACHAETA, WHITE- Pentachaeta E
RAYED. bellidiflora.
SUNFLOWER, SAN MATEO Eriophyllum latilobum. E
WOOLLY.
THISTLE, FOUNTAIN..... Cirsium fontinale var E
fontinale.
THORNMINT, SAN MATEO.. Acanthomintha obovata E
ssp. duttonii.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, SAN FRANCISCO Thamnophis sirtalis E
GARTER. tetrataenia.
SANTA BARBARA.................. AMPHIBIANS....... TOAD, ARROYO Bufo microscaphus E
SOUTHWESTERN. californicus.
BIRDS............ CONDOR, CALIFORNIA.... Gymnogyps E
californianus.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
MURRELET, MARBLED..... Brachyramphus T
marmoratus.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
RAIL, LIGHT-FOOTED Rallus longirostris E
CLAPPER. levipes.
TERN, CALIFORNIA LEAST Sterna antillarum E
browni.
VIREO, LEAST BELL'S... Vireo bellii pusillus. E
CRUSTACEAN....... LINDERIELLA, Linderiella E
CALIFORNIA. occidentalis.
FISHES........... GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
STEELHEAD, SOUTH- Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
CENTRAL CALIFORNIA (South-Central
POP. California ESU).
STEELHEAD, SOUTHERN Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CALIFORNIA POPULATION. (Southern California
ESU).
STICKLEBACK, UNARMORED Gasterosteus aculeatus E
THREESPINE. williamsoni.
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
RAT, GIANT KANGAROO... Dipodomys ingens...... E
SEAL, GUADALUPE FUR... Arctocephalus T
townsendi.
BARBERRY, ISLAND...... Berberis pinnata ssp. E
insularis.
BEDSTRAW, ISLAND...... Galium buxifolium..... E
PLANTS........... BIRD'SBEAK, SALT MARSH Cordylanthus maritimus E
ssp. maritimus.
BRODIAEA, CHINESE CAMP Brodiaea pallida...... E
BUSHMALLOW, SANTA CRUZ Malacothamnus E
ISLAND. fasciculatus
nesioticus.
CLARKIA, SPRINGVILLE.. Clarkia T
springvillensis.
DUDLEYA, MARCESCENT... Dudleya cymosa ssp. T
marcescens.
DUDLEYA, SANTA CRUZ Dudleya nesiotica..... T
ISLAND.
FRINGEPOD, SANTA CRUZ Thysanocarpus E
ISLAND. conchuliferus.
GILIA, HOFFMAN'S Gilia tenuiflora ssp. E
SLENDER-FLOWERED. hoffmannii.
GOLDFIELDS, CONTRA Lasthenia conjugens... E
COSTA.
JEWELFLOWER, Caulanthus E
CALIFORNIA. californicus.
LAYIA, BEACH.......... Layia carnosa......... E
LIVEFOREVER, SANTA Dudleya traskiae...... E
BARBARA ISLAND.
LOMPOC YERBA SANTA.... Eriodictyon capitatum. E
LUPINE, MARIPOSA...... Lupinus citrinus var. E
deflexus.
LUPINE, NIPOMO MESA... Lupinus nipomensis.... E
MALACOTHRIX, ISLAND... Malacothrix squalida.. E
MALACOTHRIX, SANTA Malacothrix indecora.. E
CRUZ ISLAND.
MANZANITA, SANTA ROSA Arctostaphylos E
ISLAND. confertiflora.
MONKEY-FLOWER, KELSO Mimulus shevockii..... E
CREEK.
NAVARRETIA, FEW- Navarretia E
FLOWERED. leucocephala ssp.
pauciflora.
NAVARRETIA, MANY- Navarretia E
FLOWERED. leucocephala ssp.
plieantha.
NAVARRETIA, PIUTE Navarretia setiloba... T
MOUNTAINS.
ONION, RAWHIDE HILL... Allium tuolumnense.... T
PAINTBRUSH, SOFT- Castilleja mollis..... E
LEAVED.
PHACELIA, ISLAND...... Phacelia insularis E
ssp. insularis.
PUSSYPAWS, MARIPOSA... Calyptridium E
pulchellum.
ROCK-CRESS, HOFFMAN'S. Arabis hoffmannii..... E
STONECROP, LAKE COUNTY Parvisedum leiocarpum. E
TARPLANT, GAVIOTA..... Hemizonia increscens E
ssp. villossa.
THISTLE, FOUNTAIN..... Cirsium fontinale var. E
fontinale.
THISTLE, LA GRACIOSA.. Cirsium loncholepis... E
VERVAIN, RED HILLS.... Verbena californica... T
WOOLLY-STAR, HOOVER'S. Eriastrum hooveri..... T
WOOLLY-THREADS, SAN Lembertia congdonii... E
JOAQUIN.
REPTILES......... LIZARD, BLUNT-NOSED Gambelia (Crotaphytus) E
LEOPARD. silus.
LIZARD, ISLAND NIGHT.. Xantusia (Klaubernina) T
riversiana.
SANTA CLARA.................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
RAIL, CALIFORNIA Rallus longirostris E
CLAPPER. obsoletus.
TERN, CALIFORNIA LEAST Sterna antillarum E
browni.
FISHES........... GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(CENTRAL VALLEY tshawytscha.
SPRING RUN).
INSECTS.......... BUTTERFLY, BAY Euphydryas editha T
CHECKERSPOT. bayensis.
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
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MOUSE, SALT MARSH Reithrodontomys E
HARVEST. raviventris.
PLANTS........... CEANOTHUS, COYOTE..... Ceanothus ferrisae.... E
DUDLEYA, SANTA CLARA Dudleya setchellii.... E
VALLEY.
GOLDFIELDS, CONTRA Lasthenia conjugens... E
COSTA.
NAVARRETIA, FEW- Navarretia E
FLOWERED. leucocephala ssp.
pauciflora.
NAVARRETIA, MANY- Navarretia E
FLOWERED. leucocephala ssp.
plieantha.
PAINTBRUSH, TIBURON... Castilleja affinis E
ssp. neglecta.
STONECROP, LAKE COUNTY Parvisedum leiocarpum. E
THISTLE, FOUNTAIN..... Cirsium fontinale var E
fontinale.
SANTA CRUZ..................... PLANTS........... SANDWORT, MARSH....... Arenaria paludicola... E
TARPLANT, SANTA CRUZ.. Holocarpha macradenia. T
AMPHIBIANS....... SALAMANDER, SANTA CRUZ Ambystoma E
LONG-TOED. macrodactylum croceum.
BIRDS............ MURRELET, MARBLED..... Brachyramphus T
marmoratus.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
FISHES........... GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
SALMON, COHO (CENTRAL Oncorhynchus kisutch.. E
CALIFORNIA COAST POP).
STEELHEAD, CENTRAL Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
CALIFORNIA POPULATION. (Central California
Coast ESU).
STEELHEAD, SOUTH- Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
CENTRAL CALIFORNIA (South-Central Calif.
POP. ESU).
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, MOUNT HERMON Polyphylla barbata.... E
JUNE.
BEETLE, SANTA CRUZ Pleocoma conjugens E
RAIN. conjugens.
GRASSHOPPER, ZAYANTE Trimerotropis E
BAND-WINGED. infantillis.
MAMMALS.......... OTTER, SOUTHERN SEA... Enhydra lutris nereis. T
PLANTS........... CYPRESS, SANTA CRUZ... Cupressus abramsiana.. E
PENTACHAETA, WHITE- Pentachaeta E
RAYED. bellidiflora.
SPINEFLOWER, BEN Chorizanthe pungens E
LOMOND. var. hartwegiana.
SPINEFLOWER, MONTEREY. Chorizanthe pungens T
var. pungens.
SPINEFLOWER, ROBUST... Chorizanthe robusta E
var. robusta.
SPINEFLOWER, SCOTTS Chorizanthe robusta E
VALLEY. var. hartwegii.
WALLFLOWER, BEN LOMOND Erysimum teretifolium. E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, SAN FRANCISCO Thamnophis sirtalis E
GARTER. tetrataenia.
SHASTA......................... AMPHIBIANS....... FROG, CALIFORNIA RED- Rana Aurora Draytonii. T
LEGGED.
BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
OWL, NORTHERN SPOTTED. Strix occidentalis T
caurina.
CRUSTACEAN....... CRAYFISH, SHASTA...... Pacifasticus fortis... E
SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Lepidurus packardi.... E
TADPOLE.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(SACRAMENTO WINTER tshawytscha.
RIVER RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
STEELHEAD, CALIFORNIA Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CENTRAL VALLEY POP). (Central Valley ESU).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhynchus mykiss... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
PLANTS........... GRASS, SLENDER ORCUTT. Orcuttia tenuis....... T
TUCTORIA, GREEN'S..... Tuctoria greenei...... E
SIERRA......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... TROUT, LAHONTAN Salmo clarki henshawi. T
CUTTHROAT.
SISKIYOU....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
MURRELET, MARBLED..... Brachyramphus T
marmoratus.
OWL, NORTHERN SPOTTED. Strix occidentalis T
caurina.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(SOUTHERN OREGON AND tshawytscha.
CALIFORNIA COASTAL
RUN).
SUCKER, LOST RIVER.... Deltistes luxatus..... E
PLANTS........... GRASS, SLENDER ORCUTT. Orcuttia tenuis....... T
PHLOX, YREKA.......... Phlox hirsuta......... E
SOLANO......................... BIRDS............ FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
RAIL, CALIFORNIA Rallus longirostris E
CLAPPER. obsoletus.
CRUSTACEAN....... LINDERIELLA, Linderiella E
CALIFORNIA. occidentalis.
SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Branchinecta lynchi... T
FAIRY.
SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Lepidurus packardi.... E
TADPOLE.
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(CENTRAL VALLEY tshawytscha.
SPRING RUN)
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(SACRAMENTO RIVER tshawytscha.
WINTER RUN).
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SMELT, DELTA.......... Hypomesus T
transpacificus.
STEELHEAD, CALIFORNIA Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CENTRAL VALLEY POP. (Central Valley ESU).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhynchus mykiss... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, DELTA GREEN Elaphrus viridis...... T
GROUND.
BEETLE, VALLEY Desmocerus T
ELDERBERRY LONGHORN. californicus
dimorphus.
MAMMALS.......... MOUSE, SALT MARSH Reithrodontomys E
HARVEST. raviventris.
PLANTS........... GOLDFIELDS, CONTRA Lasthenia conjugens... E
COSTA.
GRASS, COLUSA......... Neostapfia colusana... T
GRASS, SOLANO......... Tuctoria mucronata E
(=Orcuttia m.).
NAVARRETIA, MANY- Navarretia E
FLOWERED. leucocephala ssp.
plieantha.
SOFT BIRD'S BEAK...... Cordylanthus mollis... E
STONECROP, LAKE COUNTY Parvisedum leiocarpum. E
SUISUN THISTLE........ Cirsium hydrophilum E
hydrophilum.
SONOMA......................... FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(CENTRAL VALLEY tshawytscha.
SPRING RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(SOUTHERN OREGON AND tshawytscha.
CALIFORNIA COASTAL
RUN).
STEELHEAD, CENTRAL Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
CALIFORNIA POPULATION. (central California
coast).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhynchus mykiss... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
MURRELET, MARBLED..... Brachyramphus T
marmoratus.
OWL, NORTHERN SPOTTED. Strix occidentalis T
caurina.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
RAIL, CALIFORNIA Rallus longirostris E
CLAPPER. obsoletus.
CRUSTACEAN....... LINDERIELLA, Linderiella E
CALIFORNIA. occidentalis.
SHRIMP, CALIFORNIA Syncaris pacifica..... E
FRESHWATER.
FISHES........... GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(SACRAMENTO RIVER tshawytscha.
WINTER RUN).
SALMON, COHO (CENTRAL Oncorhynchus kisutch.. E
CALIFORNIA COAST POP).
STEELHEAD, CALIFORNIA Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CENTRAL VALLEY POP. (Central Valley ESU).
INSECTS.......... BUTTERFLY, BEHREN'S Speyeria zerene E
SILVERSPOT. behrensii.
BUTTERFLY, MYRTLE'S Speyeria zerene E
SILVERSPOT. myrtleae.
MAMMALS.......... MOUSE, SALT MARSH Reithrodontomys E
HARVEST. raviventris.
PLANTS........... ALLOCARYA, CALISTOGA.. Plagiobothrys strictus E
ALOPECURUS, SONOMA.... Alopecurus aequalis E
var. sonomensis.
BIRD'S-BEAK, PENNELL'S Cordylanthus tenuis E
ssp. capillari.
BLUEGRASS, NAPA....... Poa napensis.......... E
CHECKERMALLOW, KENWOOD Sidalcea oregana ssp. E
MARSH. valida.
CLARKIA, VINE HILL.... Clarkia imbricata..... E
CLOVER, SHOWY INDIAN.. Trifolum amoenum...... E
GOLDFIELDS, BURKE'S... Lasthenia burkei...... E
LARKSPUR, YELLOW...... Delphinium luteum..... E
LILY, PITKIN MARSH.... Lilium pitkinense..... E
LUPINE, CLOVER........ Lupinus tidestromii... E
MEADOWFOAM, SEBASTOPOL Limnanthes vinculans.. E
MILKVETCH, CLARA Astragalus clarianus.. E
HUNT'S.
SEDGE, WHITE.......... Carex albida.......... E
SPINEFLOWER, SONOMA... Chorizanthe valida.... E
STICKYSEED, BAKER'S... Blennosperma bakeri... E
STANISLAUS..................... PLANTS........... ADOBE SUNBURST, SAN Pseudobahia peirsonii. T
JOAQUIN.
BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
CRUSTACEAN....... SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Lepidurus packardi.... E
TADPOLE.
FISHES........... STEELHEAD, CALIFORNIA Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CENTRAL VALLEY POP. (Central Valley ESU).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhynchus mykiss... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, VALLEY Desmocerus T
ELDERBERRY LONGHORN. californicus
dimorphus.
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
PLANTS........... GOLDEN SUNBURST, Pseudobahia bahiifolia E
HARTWEG'S.
GRASS, COLUSA......... Neostapfia colusana... T
GRASS, HAIRY ORCUTT... Orcuttia pilosa....... E
OWL'S-CLOVER, FLESHY.. Castilleja campestris E
ssp. succulenta.
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SPURGE, HOOVER'S...... Chamaesyce hooveri.... T
SUTTER......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
CRUSTACEAN....... SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Lepidurus packardi.... E
TADPOLE.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(CENTRAL VALLEY tshawytscha.
SPRING RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(SACRAMENTO RIVER tshawytscha.
WINTER RUN).
STEELHEAD, CALIFORNIA Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CENTRAL VALLEY POP. (Central Valley ESU).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhynchus mykiss... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, VALLEY Desmocerus T
ELDERBERRY LONGHORN. californicus
dimorphus.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, GIANT GARTER... Thamnophis gigas...... T
TEHAMA......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
OWL, NORTHERN SPOTTED. Strix occidentalis T
caurina.
CRUSTACEAN....... SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Lepidurus packardi.... E
TADPOLE.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(CENTRAL VALLEY tshawytscha.
SPRING RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(SACRAMENTO RIVER tshawytscha.
WINTER RUN).
STEELHEAD, CALIFORNIA Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CENTRAL VALLEY POP. (Central Valley ESU).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhyncus mykiss.... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, VALLEY Desmocerus T
ELDERBERRY LONGHORN. californicus
dimorphus.
PLANTS........... GRASS, HAIRY ORCUTT... Orcuttia pilosa....... E
GRASS, SLENDER ORCUTT. Orcuttia tenuis....... T
MEADOWFOAM, BUTTE Limnanthes floccosa E
COUNTY. ssp. californica.
SPURGE, HOOVER'S...... Chamaesyce hooveri.... T
TUCTORIA, GREEN'S..... Tuctoria greenei...... E
TRINITY........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
OWL, NORTHERN SPOTTED. Strix occidentalis T
caurina.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(SOUTHERN OREGON AND tshawytscha.
CALIFORNIA COASTAL
RUN).
TULARE......................... BIRDS............ CONDOR, CALIFORNIA.... Gymnogyps E
californianus.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... TROUT, LITTLE KERN Salmo aguabonita T
GOLDEN. whitei.
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
RAT, GIANT KANGAROO... Dipodomys ingens...... E
RAT, TIPTON KANGAROO.. Dipodomys nitratoides. E
CHECKER-MALLOW, KECK'S Sidalcea keckii....... E
CHECKER-MALLOW, KECK'S Sidalcea keckii....... E
PLANTS........... CLARKIA, SPRINGVILLE.. Clarkia T
springvillensis.
JEWELFLOWER, Caulanthus E
CALIFORNIA. californicus.
LILY, GREENHORN ADOBE. Fritillaria striata... T
SPURGE, HOOVER'S...... Chamaesyce hooveri.... T
WOOLLY-THREADS, SAN Lembertia congdonii... E
JOAQUIN.
REPTILES......... LIZARD, BLUNT-NOSED Gambelia (Crotaphytus) E
LEOPARD. silus.
TUOLUMNE....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... TROUT, LAHONTAN Salmo clarki henshawi. T
CUTTHROAT.
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhyncus mykiss.... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
PLANTS........... BRODIAEA, CHINESE CAMP Brodiaea pallida...... E
BUTTERWEED, LAYNE'S... Senecio layneae....... T
CLARKIA, SPRINGVILLE.. Clarkia T
springvillensis.
LILY, GREENHORN ADOBE. Fritillaria striata... T
LUPINE, MARIPOSA...... Lupinus citrinus var. E
deflexus.
MONKEY-FLOWER, KELSO Mimulus shevockii..... E
CREEK.
NAVARRETIA, PIUTE Navarretia setiloba... T
MOUNTAINS.
ONION, RAWHIDE HILL... Allium tuolumnense.... T
PUSSYPAWS, MARIPOSA... Calyptridium E
pulchellum.
VERVAIN, RED HILLS.... Verbena californica... T
VENTURA........................ AMPHIBIANS....... TOAD, ARROYO Bufo microscaphus E
SOUTHWESTERN. californicus.
BIRDS............ CONDOR, CALIFORNIA.... Gymnogyps E
californianus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
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PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
RAIL, LIGHT-FOOTED Rallus longirostris E
CLAPPER. levipes.
TERN, CALIFORNIA LEAST Sterna antillarum E
browni.
VIREO, LEAST BELL'S... Vireo bellii pusillus. E
CRUSTACEAN....... LINDERIELLA, Linderiella E
CALIFORNIA. occidentalis.
SHRIMP, CONSERVANCY Brancinecta E
FAIRY. conservatio.
FISHES........... GOBY, TIDEWATER....... Eucyclogobius E
newberryi.
STEELHEAD, SOUTHERN Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CALIFORNIA POPULATION. (Southern California
ESU).
MAMMALS.......... FOX, SAN JOAQUIN KIT.. Vulpes macrotis mutica E
PLANTS........... BIRD'S-BEAK, SALT Cordylanthus maritimus E
MARSH. ssp. maritimus.
DUDLEYA, CONEJO....... Dudleya abramsii ssp. T
parva.
DUDLEYA, SANTA MONICA Dudleya cymosa ssp. T
MOUNTAINS. ovatifolia.
DUDLEYA, VERITY'S..... Dudleya verityi....... T
GRASS, CALIFORNIA Orcuttia californica.. E
ORCUTT.
MILK-VETCH, BRAUNTON'S Astragalus brauntonii. E
PENTACHAETA, LYON'S... Pentachaeta lyonii.... E
WATERCRESS, GAMBEL'S.. Rorippa gambellii..... E
REPTILES......... LIZARD, BLUNT-NOSED Gambelia (Crotaphytus) E
LEOPARD. silus.
LIZARD, ISLAND NIGHT.. Xantusia (Klaubernina) T
riversiana.
YOLO........................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
GOOSE, ALEUTIAN CANADA Branta canadensis T
leucopareia.
PLOVER, WESTERN SNOWY. Charadrius T
alexandrinus nivosus.
CRUSTACEAN....... SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Lepidurus packardi.... E
TADPOLE.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus T
(CENTRAL VALLEY FALL tshawytscha.
RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(CENTRAL VALLEY tshawytscha.
SPRING RUN).
SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(SACRAMENTO RIVER tshawytscha.
WINTER RUN).
SMELT, DELTA.......... Hypomesus T
transpacificus.
STEELHEAD, CALIFORNIA Oncorhynchus mykiss, E
CENTRAL VALLEY POP. (Central Valley ESU).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhynchus mykiss... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, VALLEY Desmocerus T
ELDERBERRY LONGHORN. californicus
dimorphus.
PLANTS........... BIRD'S-BEAK, PALMATE- Cordylanthes palmatus. E
BRACTED.
GRASS, COLUSA......... Neostapfia colusana... T
REPTILES......... SNAKE, GIANT GARTER... Thamnophis gigas...... T
YUBA........................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
CRUSTACEAN....... LINDERIELLA, Linderiella E
CALIFORNIA. occidentalis.
SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Branchinecta lynchi... T
FAIRY.
SHRIMP, VERNAL POOL Lepidurus packardi.... E
TADPOLE.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK Oncorhynchus E
(CENTRAL VALLEY tshawytscha.
SPRING RUN).
TROUT, STEELHEAD Oncorhyncus mykiss.... T
(CENTRAL VALLEY RUN).
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, VALLEY Desmocerus T
ELDERBERRY LONGHORN. californicus
dimorphus.
COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN
MARIANAS
NORTHERN MARIANAS.............. BIRDS............ CROW, MARIANA......... Corvus kubaryi........ E
MALLARD, MARIANA...... Anas oustaleti........ E
MEGAPODE, MICRONESIAN Megapodius laperouse.. E
(=LA POROUSE'S).
MOORHEN (=GALLINULE), Gallinula chloropus E
MARIANA COMMON. guami.
SWIFTLET, MARIANA GRAY Aerodranus E
(=VANIKORO). vanikorensis bartschi.
WARBLER, NIGHTINGALE Acrocephalus luscinia. E
REED.
INSECTS.......... MONARCH, TINIAN....... Monarcha takatsukasae. T
MAMMALS.......... BAT, MARIANA FRUIT.... Pteropus mariannus T
mariannus.
PLANTS........... HAYUN LAGU (GUAM), Serianthes nelsonii... E
TRONKON GUAFI (ROTA).
REPTILES......... TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ T
CONNECTICUT
FAIRFIELD...................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
MAMMALS.......... BAT, INDIANA.......... Myotis sodalis........ E
REPTILES......... TURTLE, BOG........... Clemmys muhlenbergii.. T
HARTFORD....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FISHES........... STURGEON, SHORTNOSE... Acipenser brevirostrum E
MAMMALS.......... BAT, INDIANA.......... Myotis sodalis........ E
LITCHFIELD..................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
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MAMMALS.......... BAT, INDIANA.......... Myotis sodalis........ E
PLANTS........... POGONIA, SMALL WHORLED Isotria medeoloides... T
REPTILES......... TURTLE, BOG........... Clemmys muhlenbergii.. T
MIDDLESEX...................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
FISHES........... STURGEON, SHORTNOSE... Acipenser brevirostrum E
INSECTS.......... BEETLE, PURITAN TIGER. Cicindela puritana.... T
MAMMALS.......... BAT, INDIANA.......... Myotis sodalis........ E
NEW HAVEN...................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
TERN, ROSEATE......... Sterna dougalli E, T
dougalli.
MAMMALS.......... BAT, INDIANA.......... Myotis sodalis........ E
NEW LONDON..................... BIRDS............ PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
MAMMALS.......... BAT, INDIANA.......... Myotis sodalis........ E
TOLLAND........................ MAMMALS.......... BAT, INDIANA.......... Myotis sodalis........ E
PLANTS........... POGONIA, SMALL WHORLED Isotria medeoloides... T
WINDHAM........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
MAMMALS.......... BAT, INDIANA.......... Myotis sodalis........ E
DELAWARE
KENT........................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FISHES........... STURGEON, SHORTNOSE... Acipenser brevirostrum E
PLANTS........... PINK, SWAMP........... Helonias bullata...... T
REPTILES......... TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
NEW CASTLE..................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FISHES........... STURGEON, SHORTNOSE... Acipenser brevirostrum E
PLANTS........... PINK, SWAMP........... Helonias bullata...... T
POGONIA, SMALL WHORLED Isotria medeoloides... T
REPTILES......... TURTLE, BOG........... Clemmys muhlenbergii.. T
SUSSEX......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
BIRDS............ FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
MAMMALS.......... SQUIRREL, DELMARVA Sciurus niger cinereus E
PENINSULA FOX.
PLANTS........... PINK, SWAMP........... Helonias bullata...... T
REPTILES......... TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA........... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
CRUSTACEAN....... AMPHIPOD, HAY'S SPRING Stygobromus hayi...... E
FLORIDA
ALACHUA........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
CLAMS............ OVAL PIGTOE........... Pleurobema pyriforme.. E
CRUSTACEAN....... SHRIMP, SQUIRREL Palaemonetes cummingi. T
CHIMNEY CAVE.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
BAKER.......................... AMPHIBIANS....... FLATWOODS SALAMANDER.. Ambystoma cingulatum.. T
BIRDS............ STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
BAY............................ BIRDS............ PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
MOUSE, CHOCTAWHATCHEE Peromyscus polionotus E
BEACH. allophrys.
PLANTS........... BIRDS-IN-A-NEST, WHITE Macbridea alba........ T
BUTTERWORT, GODFREY'S. PINGUICULA IONANTHA... T
SPURGE, TELEPHUS...... Euphorbia telephioides T
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
BRADFORD....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
CLAMS............ OVAL PIGTOE........... Pleurobema pyriforme.. E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
BREVARD........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
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JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
MOUSE, SOUTHEASTERN Peromyscus polionotus T
BEACH. niveiventris.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, ATLANTIC SALT Nerodia fasciata T
MARSH. taeniata.
SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
BROWARD........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
PANTHER, FLORIDA...... Felis conconcolor E
coryi.
PLANTS........... JACQUEMONTIA, BEACH... JACQUEMONTIA RECLINATA E
REPTILES......... CROCODILE, AMERICAN... Crocodylus acutus..... E
SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
CALHOUN........................ AMPHIBIANS....... FLATWOODS SALAMANDER.. Ambystoma cingulatum.. T
BIRDS............ STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
CLAMS............ CHIPOLA SLABSHELL..... Elliptio chipolaensis. T
FAT THREERIDGE........ Amblema neislerii..... E
GULF MOCCASINSHELL.... Medionidus E
penicillatus.
OVAL PIGTOE........... Pleurobema pyriforme.. E
PURPLE BANKCLIMBER.... Elliptoideus T
sloatianus.
SHINYRAYED POCKETBOOK. Lampsilis subangulata. E
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
PLANTS........... PINKROOT, GENTIAN..... Spigelia gentianoides. E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
CHARLOTTE...................... BIRDS............ CARACARA, AUDUBON'S Caracara cheriway T
CRESTED. audubonii.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
PLANTS........... PAWPAW, BEAUTIFUL..... Deeringothamus E
pulchellus.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
CITRUS......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
CLAY........................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, SHORTNOSE... Acipenser brevirostrum E
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
PLANTS........... RHODODENDRON, CHAPMAN. Rhododendron chapmanii E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
COLLIER........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
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PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
SPARROW, CAPE SABLE Ammodramus E
SEASIDE. (=Ammospiza)
maritimus mirabilis.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
PANTHER, FLORIDA...... Felis conconcolor E
coryi.
PLANTS........... SNAKEROOT............. Eryngium cuneifolium.. E
REPTILES......... CROCODILE, AMERICAN... Crocodylus acutus..... E
SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
COLUMBIA....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
CLAMS............ OVAL PIGTOE........... Pleurobema pyriforme.. E
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
DADE........................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
SPARROW, CAPE SABLE Ammodramus E
SEASIDE. (=Ammospiza)
maritimus mirabilis.
SPARROW, FLORIDA Ammodramus savannarum E
GRASSHOPPER. floridanus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
INSECTS.......... BUTTERFLY, SCHAUS Heraclides (Papilio) E
SWALLOWTAIL. aristodemus ponceanus.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
PANTHER, FLORIDA...... Felis conconcolor E
coryi.
PLANTS........... JACQUEMONTIA, BEACH... JACQUEMONTIA RECLINATA E
LEAD-PLANT, CRENULATE. Amorpha crenulata..... E
MILKPEA, SMALL'S...... Galactia smallii...... E
POLYGALA, TINY........ Polygala smallii...... E
SPURGE, DELTOID....... Euphorbia E
(=Chamaesyce)
deltoidea ssp.
deltoidea.
SPURGE, GARBER'S...... Euphorbia T
(=Chamaesyce) garberi.
REPTILES......... CROCODILE, AMERICAN... Crocodylus acutus..... E
SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
DE SOTO........................ BIRDS............ CARACARA, AUDUBON'S Caracara cheriway T
CRESTED. audubonii.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
DIXIE.......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
DUVAL.......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, SHORTNOSE... Acipenser brevirostrum E
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
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TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
ESCAMBIA....................... BIRDS............ PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
MAMMALS.......... MOUSE, PERDIDO KEY Peromyscus polionotus E
BEACH. trissyllepsis.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
FLAGLER........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
FRANKLIN....................... AMPHIBIANS....... FLATWOODS SALAMANDER.. Ambystoma cingulatum.. T
BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
CLAMS............ FAT THREERIDGE........ Amblema neislerii..... E
PURPLE BANKCLIMBER.... Elliptoideus T
sloatianus.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS DESOTI).
PLANTS........... BEAUTY, HARPER'S...... Harperocallis flava... E
BIRDS-IN-A-NEST, WHITE Macbridea alba........ T
BUTTERWORT, GODFREY'S. PINGUICULA IONANTHA... T
SKULLCAP, FLORIDA..... Scutellaria floridana. T
SPURGE, TELEPHUS...... Euphorbia telephioides T
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
GADSDEN........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
CLAMS............ FAT THREERIDGE........ Amblema neislerii..... E
OCHOLOCKONEE Medionidus E
MOCCASINSHELL. simpsonianus.
OVAL PIGTOE........... Pleurobema pyriforme.. E
PURPLE BANKCLIMBER.... Elliptoideus T
sloatianus.
SHINYRAYED POCKETBOOK. Lampsilis subangulata. E
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(OXYRHYNCHUS DESOTOI).
PLANTS........... CAMPION, FRINGED...... Silene polypetala..... E
CHAFFSEED, AMERICAN... SCHWALBEA AMERICANA... E
RHODODENDRON, CHAPMAN. Rhododendron chapmanii E
TORREYA, FLORIDA...... Torreya taxifolia..... E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
GILCHRIST...................... BIRDS............ JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
GLADES......................... BIRDS............ CARACARA, AUDUBON'S Caracara cheriway T
CRESTED. audubonii.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
SPARROW, FLORIDA Ammodramus savannarum E
GRASSHOPPER. floridanus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
PANTHER, FLORIDA...... Felis conconcolor E
coryi.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
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GULF........................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
CLAMS............ FAT THREERIDGE........ Amblema neislerii..... E
PURPLE BANKCLIMBER.... Elliptoideus T
sloatianus.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
ST. ANDREW BEACH MOUSE Peromyscus polionotus E
peninsularis.
PLANTS........... BIRDS-IN-A-NEST, WHITE Macbridea alba........ T
BUTTERWORT, GODFREY'S. PINGUICULA IONANTHA... T
RHODODENDRON, CHAPMAN. Rhododendron chapmanii E
SPURGE, TELEPHUS...... Euphorbia telephioides T
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
HAMILTON....................... BIRDS............ STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
HARDEE......................... BIRDS............ CARACARA, AUDUBON'S Caracara cheriway T
CRESTED. audubonii.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
PLANTS........... BONAMIA, FLORIDA...... Bonamia grandiflora... T
FRINGE TREE, PYGMY.... Chionanthus pygmaeus.. E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
HENDRY......................... BIRDS............ CARACARA, AUDUBON'S Caracara cheriway T
CRESTED. audubonii.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
PANTHER, FLORIDA...... Felis conconcolor E
coryi.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
HERNANDO....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
PLANTS........... BEARGRASS, BRITTON'S.. NOLINA BRITTONIANA.... E
BELLFLOWER, Campanula robinsiae... E
BROOKSVILLE.
WATER-WILLOW, COOLEY'S Justicia cooleyi...... E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
HIGHLANDS...................... BIRDS............ CARACARA, AUDUBON'S Caracara cheriway T
CRESTED. audubonii.
BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
SPARROW, FLORIDA Ammodramus savannarum E
GRASSHOPPER. floridanus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... PANTHER, FLORIDA...... Felis conconcolor E
coryi.
PLANTS........... BEARGRASS, BRITTON'S.. NOLINA BRITTONIANA.... E
BLAZING STAR, SCRUB... Liatris ohlingerae.... E
BONAMIA, FLORIDA...... Bonamia grandiflora... T
BUCKWHEAT, SCRUB...... ERIOGONUM LONGIFOLIUM T
VAR. GNAPHALIFOLIUM.
CLADONIA, FLORIDA CLADONIA PERFORATA.... E
PERFORATE.
FRINGE TREE, PYGMY.... Chionanthus pygmaeus.. E
HAREBELLS, AVON PARK.. CROTALARIA AVONENSIS.. E
HYPERICUM, HIGHLANDS Hypericum cumulicola.. E
SCRUB.
MINT, GARRETT'S....... Dicerandra christmanii E
MINT, SCRUB........... Dicerandra frutescens. E
MUSTARD, CARTER'S..... Warea carteri......... E
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PLUM, SCRUB........... Prunus geniculata..... E
POLYGALA, LEWTON'S.... POLYGALA LEWTONII..... E
ROSEMARY, SHORT-LEAVED CONRADINA BREVIFOLIA.. E
SNAKEROOT............. Eryngium cuneifolium.. E
WHITLOW-WORT, PAPERY.. Paronychia chartacea.. T
WINGS, PIGEON......... CLITORIA FRAGRANS..... T
WIREWEED.............. Polygonella basiramia. E
ZIZIPHUS, FLORIDA..... Ziziphus celata....... E
REPTILES......... SKINK, BLUE-TAILED Eumeces egregius T
MOLE. lividus.
SKINK, SAND........... Neoseps reynoldsi..... T
SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
HILLSBOROUGH................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
PLANTS........... ASTER, FLORIDA GOLDEN. Chrysopsis floridana E
(=Heterotheca
floridana).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
HOLMES......................... AMPHIBIANS....... FLATWOODS SALAMANDER.. Ambystoma cingulatum.. T
BIRDS............ STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
INDIAN RIVER................... BIRDS............ CARACARA, AUDUBON'S Caracara cheriway T
CRESTED. audubonii.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
MOUSE, SOUTHEASTERN Peromyscus polionotus T
BEACH. niveiventris.
PLANTS........... MINT, LAKELA'S........ Dicerandra immaculata. E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, ATLANTIC SALT Nerodia fasciata T
MARSH. taeniata.
SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
JACKSON........................ AMPHIBIANS....... FLATWOODS SALAMANDER.. Ambystoma cingulatum.. T
BIRDS............ STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
CLAMS............ CHIPOLA SLABSHELL..... Elliptio chipolaensis. T
FAT THREERIDGE........ Amblema neislerii..... E
GULF MOCCASINSHELL.... Medionidus E
penicillatus.
OVAL PIGTOE........... Pleurobema pyriforme.. E
PURPLE BANKCLIMBER.... Elliptoideus T
sloatianus.
SHINYRAYED POCKETBOOK. Lampsilis subangulata. E
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
MAMMALS.......... BAT, GRAY............. Myotis grisescens..... E
BAT, INDIANA.......... Myotis sodalis........ E
PLANTS........... PINKROOT, GENTIAN..... Spigelia gentianoides. E
TORREYA, FLORIDA...... Torreya taxifolia..... E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
JEFFERSON...................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
PLANTS........... GOOSEBERRY, MICCOSUKEE Ribes echinellum...... T
(FLORIDA).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
LAFAYETTE...................... BIRDS............ STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
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REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
LAKE........................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
PLANTS........... BEARGRASS, BRITTON'S.. NOLINA BRITTONIANA.... E
BONAMIA, FLORIDA...... Bonamia grandiflora... T
BUCKWHEAT, SCRUB...... ERIOGONUM LONGIFOLIUM T
VAR. GNAPHALIFOLIUM.
FRINGE TREE, PYGMY.... Chionanthus pygmaeus.. E
PLUM, SCRUB........... Prunus geniculata..... E
POLYGALA, LEWTON'S.... POLYGALA LEWTONII..... E
WAREA, WIDE-LEAF...... Warea amplexifolia.... E
WHITLOW-WORT, PAPERY.. Paronychia chartacea.. T
REPTILES......... SKINK, SAND........... Neoseps reynoldsi..... T
SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
LEE............................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
PANTHER, FLORIDA...... Felis conconcolor E
coryi.
PLANTS........... PAWPAW, BEAUTIFUL..... Deeringothamus E
pulchellus.
REPTILES......... CROCODILE, AMERICAN... Crocodylus acutus..... E
SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
LEON........................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
CLAMS............ OCHOLOCKONEE Medionidus E
MOCCASINSHELL. simpsonianus.
OVAL PIGTOE........... Pleurobema pyriforme.. E
PURPLE BANKCLIMBER.... Elliptoideus L, T
sloatianus.
SHINYRAYED POCKETBOOK. Lampsilis subangulata. E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
LEVY........................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
VOLE, FLORIDA SALT Microtus E
MARSH. pennsylvanicus
dukecampbelli.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
LIBERTY........................ AMPHIBIANS....... FLATWOODS SALAMANDER.. Ambystoma cingulatum.. T
BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
CLAMS............ FAT THREERIDGE........ Amblema neislerii..... E
PURPLE BANKCLIMBER.... Elliptoideus L, T
sloatianus.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
PLANTS........... BEAUTY, HARPER'S...... Harperocallis flava... E
BIRDS-IN-A-NEST, WHITE Macbridea alba........ T
BUTTERWORT, GODFREY'S. PINGUICULA IONANTHA... T
RHODODENDRON, CHAPMAN. Rhododendron chapmanii E
ROSEMARY, APALACHICOLA CONRADINA GLABRA...... E
SKULLCAP, FLORIDA..... Scutellaria floridana. T
TORREYA, FLORIDA...... Torreya taxifolia..... E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
MADISON........................ BIRDS............ STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
MANATEE........................ BIRDS............ CARACARA, AUDUBON'S Caracara cheriway T
CRESTED. audubonii.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
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JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
MARION......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
PLANTS........... BONAMIA, FLORIDA...... Bonamia grandiflora... T
BUCKWHEAT, SCRUB...... Eriogonum Longifolium T
Var. Gnaphalifolium.
MINT, LONGSPURRED..... Dicerandra E
cornutissima.
POLYGALA, LEWTON'S.... Polygala Lewtonii..... E
REPTILES......... SKINK, SAND........... Neoseps reynoldsi..... T
SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
MARTIN......................... BIRDS............ CARACARA, AUDUBON'S Caracara cheriway T
CRESTED. audubonii.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
PLANTS........... PAWPAW, FOUR-PETAL.... Asimina tetramera..... E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
MONROE......................... BIRDS............ CARACARA, AUDUBON'S Caracara cheriway T
CRESTED. audubonii.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
SPARROW, CAPE SABLE Ammodramus E
SEASIDE. (=Ammospiza)
maritimus mirabilis.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
TERN, ROSEATE......... Sterna dougalli E, T
dougalli.
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
INSECTS.......... BUTTERFLY, SCHAUS Heraclides (Papilio) E
SWALLOWTAIL. aristodemus ponceanus.
MAMMALS.......... DEER, KEY............. Odocoileus virginianus E
clavium.
MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
MOUSE, KEY LARGO Peromyscus gossypinus E
COTTON. allapaticola.
PANTHER, FLORIDA...... Felis conconcolor E
coryi.
RABBIT, LOWER KEYS.... Sylvilagus palustris E
hefneri.
RAT, SILVER RICE...... Oryzomys palustris E
natator (=O.
argentatus).
RICE RAT (=SILVER RICE Oryzomys palustris E
RAT). natator (=O.
argentatus.
WOODRAT, KEY LARGO.... Neotoma floridana E
smalli.
PLANTS........... CACTUS, KEY TREE...... Cereus robinii........ E
SPURGE, GARBER'S...... Euphorbia T
(=Chamaesyce) garberi.
REPTILES......... CROCODILE, AMERICAN... Crocodylus acutus..... E
SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
SNAILS........... SNAIL, STOCK ISLAND... Orthalicus reses...... T
NASSAU......................... BIRDS............ STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
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TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
OKALOOSA....................... AMPHIBIANS....... FLATWOODS SALAMANDER.. Ambystoma cingulatum.. T
BIRDS............ PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... DARTER, OKALOOSA...... Etheostoma okaloosae.. E
STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
PLANTS........... CLADONIA, FLORIDA CLADONIA PERFORATA.... E
PERFORATE.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
OKEECHOBEE..................... BIRDS............ CARACARA, AUDUBON'S Caracara cheriway T
CRESTED. audubonii.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
SPARROW, FLORIDA Ammodramus savannarum E
GRASSHOPPER. floridanus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
ORANGE......................... BIRDS............ CARACARA, AUDUBON'S Caracara cheriway T
CRESTED. audubonii.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
PLANTS........... BEARGRASS, BRITTON'S.. NOLINA BRITTONIANA.... E
BONAMIA, FLORIDA...... Bonamia grandiflora... T
BUCKWHEAT, SCRUB...... ERIOGONUM LONGIFOLIUM T
VAR. GNAPHLIFOLIUM.
LUPINE, SCRUB......... Lupinus aridorum...... E
PAWPAW, BEAUTIFUL..... Deeringothamus E
pulchellus.
SANDLACE.............. POLYGONELLA E
MYRIOPHYLLA.
WHITLOW-WORT, PAPERY.. Paronychia chartacea.. T
REPTILES......... SKINK, SAND........... Neoseps reynoldsi..... T
SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
OSCEOLA........................ BIRDS............ CARACARA, AUDUBON'S Caracara cheriway T
CRESTED. audubonii.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
SPARROW, FLORIDA Ammodramus savannarum E
GRASSHOPPER. floridanus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
PLANTS........... BUCKWHEAT, SCRUB...... ERIOGONUM LONGIFOLIUM T
VAR. GNAPHALIFOLIUM.
FRINGE TREE, PYGMY.... Chionanthus pygmaeus.. E
POLYGALA, LEWTON'S.... POLYGALA LEWTONII..... E
SANDLACE.............. POLYGONELLA E
MYRIOPHYLLA.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
PALM BEACH..................... BIRDS............ CARACARA, AUDUBON'S Caracara cheriway T
CRESTED. audubonii.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
PLANTS........... GOURD, OKEECHOBEE..... CUCURBITA E
OKEECHEOBEENSIS.
JACQUEMONTIA, BEACH... JACQUEMONTIA RECLINATA E
PAWPAW, FOURPETAL..... Asimina tetramera..... E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
PASCO.......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
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PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
PINELLAS....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
POLK........................... BIRDS............ CARACARA, AUDUBON'S Caracara cheriway T
CRESTED. audubonii.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
SPARROW, FLORIDA Ammodramus savannarum E
GRASSHOPPER. floridanus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
PLANTS........... BEARGRASS, BRITTON'S.. NOLINA BRITTONIANA.... E
BLAZING STAR, SCRUB... Liatris ohlingerae.... E
BONAMIA, FLORIDA...... Bonamia grandiflora... T
FRINGE TREE, PYGMY.... Chionanthus pygmaeus.. E
HAREBELLS, AVON PARK.. CROTALARIA AVONENSIS.. E
HYPERICUM, HIGHLANDS Hypericum cumulicola.. E
SCRUB.
LUPINE, SCRUB......... Lupinus aridorum...... E
MUSTARD, CARTER'S..... Warea carteri......... E
PLUM, SCRUB........... Prunus geniculata..... E
POLYGALA, LEWTON'S.... POLYGALA LEWTONII..... E
ROSEMARY, SHORTLEAVED. CONRADINA BREVIFOLIA.. E
SANDLACE.............. POLYGONELLA E
MYRIOPHYLLA.
WAREA, WIDELEAF....... Warea amplexifolia.... E
WHITLOW-WORT, PAPERY.. Paronychia chartacea.. T
WINGS, PIGEON......... CLITORIA FRAGRANS..... T
WIREWEED.............. Polygonella basiramia. E
ZIZIPHUS, FLORIDA..... Ziziphus celata....... E
REPTILES......... SKINK, BLUETAILED MOLE Eumeces egregius T
lividus.
SKINK, SAND........... Neoseps reynoldsi..... T
SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
PUTNAM......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, SHORTNOSE... Acipenser brevirostrum E
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
PLANTS........... ROSEMARY, ETONIA...... CONRADINA ETONIA...... E
SNAKEROOT............. Eryngium cuneifolium.. E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
SANTA ROSA..................... AMPHIBIANS....... FLATWOODS SALAMANDER.. Ambystoma cingulatum.. T
BIRDS............ PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
SARASOTA....................... BIRDS............ CARACARA, AUDUBON'S Caracara cheriway T
CRESTED. audubonii.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
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PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
SEMINOLE....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
ST. JOHNS...................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
MOUSE, ANASTASIA Peromyscus polionotus E
ISLAND BEACH. phasma.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
ST. LUCIE...................... BIRDS............ CARACARA, AUDUBON'S Caracara cheriway T
CRESTED. audubonii.
EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
MOUSE, SOUTHEASTERN Peromyscus polionotus T
BEACH. niveiventris.
PLANTS........... MINT, LAKELA'S........ Dicerandra immaculata. E
PRICKLY-APPLE, Cereus eriophorus var. E
FRAGRANT. fragrans.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
SUMTER......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
SUWANNEE....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TAYLOR......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
UNION.......................... BIRDS............ STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
CLAMS............ OVAL PIGTOE........... Pleurobema pyriforme.. E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
VOLUSIA........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
JAY, FLORIDA SCRUB.... Aphelocoma T
coerulescens
coerulescens.
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KITE, EVERGLADE SNAIL. Rostrhamus sociabilis E
plumbeus.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
PLANTS........... PAWPAW, RUGEL'S....... Deeringothamus rugelii E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, ATLANTIC SALT Nerodia fasciata T
MARSH. taeniata.
SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
WAKULLA........................ AMPHIBIANS....... FLATWOODS SALAMANDER.. Ambystoma cingulatum.. T
BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
MAMMALS.......... MANATEE, WEST INDIAN Trichechus manatus.... E
(FLORIDA).
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
WALTON......................... AMPHIBIANS....... FLATWOODS SALAMANDER.. Ambystoma cingulatum.. T
BIRDS............ PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... DARTER, OKALOOSA...... Etheostoma okaloosae.. E
STURGEON, GULF........ ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS T
(=OXYRHYNCHUS
DESOTOI).
MAMMALS.......... MOUSE, CHOCTAWHATCHEE Peromyscus polionotus E
BEACH. allophrys.
PLANTS........... MEADOWRUE, COOLEY'S... Thalictrum cooleyi.... E
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
TURTLE, LEATHERBACK Dermochelys coriacea.. E
SEA.
TURTLE, LOGGERHEAD SEA Caretta caretta....... T
WASHINGTON..................... AMPHIBIANS....... FLATWOODS SALAMANDER.. Ambystoma cingulatum.. T
BIRDS............ STORK, WOOD........... Mycteria americana.... E
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
REPTILES......... SNAKE, EASTERN INDIGO. Drymarchon corais T
couperi.
GUAM
GUAM........................... BIRDS............ BROADBILL, GUAM....... Myiagra freycineti.... E
CROW, MARIANA......... Corvus kubaryi........ E
KINGFISHER, GUAM Halcyon cinnamomina E
MICRONESIAN. cinnamomina.
MALLARD, MARIANA...... Anas oustaleti........ E
MOORHEN, MARIANA Gallinula chloropus E
COMMON. guami.
RAIL, GUAM............ Rallus owstoni........ E
SWIFTLET, MARIANA GRAY Aerodramus E
(=VANIKORO). vanikorensis bartschi.
WHITE-EYE, BRIDLED Zosterops E
(NOSSA). conspicillata
conspicillata.
MAMMALS.......... BAT, LITTLE MARIANA Pteropus tokudae...... E
FRUIT.
BAT, MARIANA FRUIT.... Pteropus mariannus E
mariannus.
DUGONG................ Dugong dugon.......... E
PLANTS........... HAYUN LAGU (TRONKON Serianthes nelsonii... E
GUAFI).
REPTILES......... TURTLE, GREEN SEA..... Chelonia mydas........ E, T
TURTLE, HAWKSBILL SEA. Eretmochelys imbricata E
IDAHO
ADA............................ BIRDS............ FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER POPULATION).
ADAMS.......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER FALL RUN). tshawytscha.
SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER SPRING/SUMMER). tshawytscha.
STEELHEAD, SNAKE RIVER Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
BASIN POPULATION. (Snake River Basin
ESU).
TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER POPULATION).
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MAMMALS.......... SQUIRRE NORTHERN IDAHO Spermophilus brunneus T
GROUND. brunneus.
WOLF, GRAY............ Canis lupus........... E, T
BANNOCK........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
BEAR LAKE...................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
BENEWAH........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER FALL RUN). tshawytscha.
TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER ESU).
MAMMALS.......... WOLF, GRAY............ Canis lupus........... E, T
BINGHAM........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
BLAINE......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER SPRING/SUMMER). tshawytscha.
SALMON, SNAKE RIVER Oncorhynchus nerka.... E
SOCKEYE.
TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER ESU).
MAMMALS.......... WOLF, GRAY............ Canis lupus........... E, T
BOISE.......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FISHES........... TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER POPULATION).
MAMMALS.......... WOLF, GRAY............ Canis lupus........... E, T
BONNER......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER POPULATION).
MAMMALS.......... BEAR, GRIZZLY......... Ursus arctos (=U.a. T
horribilis).
CARIBOU, WOODLAND..... Rangifer tarandus D, E
caribou.
WOLF, GRAY............ Canis lupus........... E, T
BONNEVILLE..................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
MAMMALS.......... WOLF, GRAY............ Canis lupus........... E, T
BOUNDARY....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FISHES........... STURGEON, WHITE Acipenser E
(KOOTENAI RIVER POP.). transmontanus.
TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER POPULATION).
MAMMALS.......... BEAR, GRIZZLY......... Ursus arctos (=U.a. T
horribilis).
CARIBOU, WOODLAND..... Rangifer tarandus E
caribou.
WOLF, GRAY............ Canis lupus........... E, T
BUTTE.......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER ESU).
CAMAS.......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FISHES........... TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER ESU).
CANYON......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER POPULATION).
CARIBOU........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
CASSIA......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
CLARK.......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
MAMMALS.......... WOLF, GRAY............ Canis lupus........... E, T
CLEARWATER..................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER FALL RUN). tshawytscha.
SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER SPRING/SUMMER). tshawytscha.
STEELHEAD, SNAKE RIVER Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
BASIN POPULATION. (Snake River Basin
ESU).
TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER POPULATION).
MAMMALS.......... BEAR, GRIZZLY......... Ursus arctos (=U.a. T
horribilis).
WOLF, GRAY............ Canis lupus........... E, T
CUSTER......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER SPRING/SUMMER). tshawytscha.
SALMON, SNAKE RIVER Oncorhynchus nerka.... E
SOCKEYE.
STEELHEAD, SNAKE RIVER Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
BASIN POPULATION. (Snake River Basin
ESU).
TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER POPULATION).
MAMMALS.......... WOLF, GRAY............ Canis lupus........... E, T
ELMORE......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FISHES........... TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER POPULATION).
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SNAILS........... LIMPET, BANBURY Lanx n. sp............ E
SPRINGS.
SNAIL, BLISS RAPIDS... Family Hydrobiidae n. T
sp.
SNAIL, SNAKE RIVER Physa natricina....... E
PHYSA.
SNAIL, UTAH VALVATA... Valvata utahensis..... E
SPRINGSNAIL, IDAHO.... Fontelicella E
idahoensis.
FRANKLIN....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FREMONT........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
MAMMALS.......... BEAR, GRIZZLY......... Ursus arctos (=U.a. T
horribilis).
WOLF, GRAY............ Canis lupus........... E, T
GEM............................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FISHES........... TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER ESU).
GOODING........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
SNAILS........... LIMPET, BANBURY Lanx n. sp............ E
SPRINGS.
SNAIL, BLISS RAPIDS... Family Hydrobiidae n. T
sp.
SNAIL, SNAKE RIVER Physa natricina....... E
PHYSA.
SNAIL, UTAH VALVATA... Valvata utahensis..... E
IDAHO.......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER FALL RUN). tshawytscha.
SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER SPRING/SUMMER). tshawytscha.
SALMON, SNAKE RIVER Oncorhynchus nerka.... E
SOCKEYE.
STEELHEAD, SNAKE RIVER Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
BASIN POPULATION. (Snake River Basin
ESU).
TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER POPULATION).
MAMMALS.......... BEAR, GRIZZLY......... Ursus arctos (=U.a. T
horribilis).
WOLF, GRAY............ Canis lupus........... E, T
PLANTS........... FOUR-O'CLOCK, Mirabilis macfarlanei. T
MACFARLANE'S.
JEFFERSON...................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
JEROME......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
KOOTENAI....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER POPULATION).
MAMMALS.......... WOLF, GRAY............ Canis lupus........... E, T
PLANTS........... HOWELLIA, WATER....... Howellia aquatilis.... T
LATAH.......................... FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER FALL RUN). tshawytscha.
TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER ESU).
PLANTS........... HOWELLIA, WATER....... Howellia aquatilis.... T
LEMHI.......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER SPRING/SUMMER). tshawytscha.
SALMON, SNAKE RIVER Oncorhynchus nerka.... E
SOCKEYE.
STEELHEAD, SNAKE RIVER Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
BASIN. (Snake.
POPULATION............ River Basin ESU)...... ............
TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER POPULATION).
MAMMALS.......... WOLF, GRAY............ Canis lupus........... E, T
LEWIS.......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER FALL RUN). tshawytscha.
SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER SPRING/SUMMER). tshawytscha.
SALMON, SNAKE RIVER Oncorhynchus nerka.... E
SOCKEYE.
STEELHEAD, SNAKE RIVER Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
BASIN POPULATION. (Snake River Basin
ESU).
TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER POPULATION).
MADISON........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
MINIDOKA....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
NEZ PERCE...................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER FALL RUN). tshawytscha.
SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER SPRING/SUMMER). tshawytscha.
SALMON, SNAKE RIVER Oncorhynchus nerka.... E
SOCKEYE.
TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER POPULATION).
OWYHEE......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... TROUT, BULL (JARBRIDGE Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER ESU).
SNAILS........... SNAIL, SNAKE RIVER Physa natricina....... E
PHYSA.
SPRINGSNAIL, BRUNEAU Pyrgulopsis E
HOT. bruneauenis.
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SPRINGSNAIL, IDAHO.... Fontelicella E
idahoensis.
PAYETTE........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER SPRING/SUMMER). tshawytscha.
TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER ESU).
POWER.......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
SNAILS........... SNAIL, UTAH VALVATA... Valvata utahensis..... E
SHOSHONE....................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER FALL RUN). tshawytscha.
TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER ESU).
MAMMALS.......... BEAR, GRIZZLY......... Ursus arctos (=U.a. T
horribilis).
WOLF, GRAY............ Canis lupus........... E, T
TETON.......................... MAMMALS.......... BEAR, GRIZZLY......... Ursus arctos (=U.a. T
horribilis).
TWIN FALLS..................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
SNAILS........... SNAIL, BLISS RAPIDS... Family Hydrobiidae n. T
sp..
SNAIL, SNAKE RIVER Physa natricina....... E
PHYSA.
VALLEY......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, PEREGRINE..... Falco peregrinus...... E
FISHES........... SALMON, CHINOOK....... Oncorhynchus E
tshawytscha.
SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER FALL RUN). tshawytscha.
SALMON, CHINOOK (SNAKE Oncorhynchus T
RIVER SPRING/SUMMER). tshawytscha.
SALMON, SNAKE RIVER Oncorhynchus nerka.... E
SOCKEYE.
STEELHEAD, SNAKE RIVER Oncorhynchus mykiss, T
BASIN POPULATION. (Snake River Basin
ESU).
TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER POPULATION).
MAMMALS.......... SQUIRREL, NORTHERN Spermophilus brunneus T
IDAHO GROUND. brunneus.
WOLF, GRAY............ Canis lupus........... E, T
WASHINGTON..................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FISHES........... TROUT, BULL (COLUMBIA Salvelinus confluentus T
RIVER POPULATION).
LOUISIANA .................
ACADIA......................... BIRDS............ FALCON, ARCTIC Falco peregrinus T
PEREGRINE. tundrius.
ALLEN.......................... BIRDS............ FALCON, ARCTIC Falco peregrinus T
PEREGRINE. tundrius.
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
ASCENSION...................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, ARCTIC Falco peregrinus T
PEREGRINE. tundrius.
CLAMS............ HEELSPLITTER, INFLATED Potamilus inflatus.... T
FISHES........... STURGEON, GULF........ Acipenser oxyrhynchus T
(=oxyrhynchus
desotoi).
STURGEON, PALLID...... Scaphirhynchus albus.. E
ASSUMPTION..................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, ARCTIC Falco peregrinus T
PEREGRINE. tundrius.
MAMMALS.......... BEAR, LOUISIANA BLACK. Ursus americanus T
luteolus.
AVOYELLES...................... BIRDS............ FALCON, ARCTIC Falco peregrinus T
PEREGRINE. tundrius.
FISHES........... STURGEON, PALLID...... Scaphirhynchus albus.. E
BEAUREGARD..................... BIRDS............ FALCON, ARCTIC Falco peregrinus T
PEREGRINE. tundrius.
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
BIENVILLE...................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, ARCTIC Falco peregrinus T
PEREGRINE. tundrius.
BOSSIER........................ BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, ARCTIC Falco peregrinus T
PEREGRINE. tundrius.
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
FISHES........... STURGEON, PALLID...... Scaphirhynchus albus.. E
CADDO.......................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, ARCTIC Falco peregrinus T
PEREGRINE. tundrius.
FISHES........... STURGEON, PALLID...... Scaphirhynchus albus.. E
CALCASIEU...................... BIRDS............ FALCON, ARCTIC Falco peregrinus T
PEREGRINE. tundrius.
CALDWELL....................... BIRDS............ FALCON, ARCTIC Falco peregrinus T
PEREGRINE. tundrius.
FISHES........... STURGEON, PALLID...... Scaphirhynchus albus.. E
CAMERON........................ BIRDS............ FALCON, ARCTIC Falco peregrinus T
PEREGRINE. tundrius.
PELICAN, BROWN........ Pelicanus occidentalis E
PLOVER, PIPING........ Charadrius melodus.... E, T
REPTILES......... TURTLE, KEMP'S Lepidochelys kempii... E
(ATLANTIC) RIDLEY SEA.
CATAHOULA...................... BIRDS............ FALCON, ARCTIC Falco peregrinus T
PEREGRINE. tundrius.
FISHES........... STURGEON, PALLID...... Scaphirhynchus albus.. E
MAMMALS.......... BEAR, LOUISIANA BLACK. Ursus americanus T
luteolus.
CLAIBORNE...................... BIRDS............ EAGLE, BALD........... Haliaeetus T
leucocephalus.
FALCON, ARCTIC Falco peregrinus T
PEREGRINE. tundrius.
WOODPECKER, RED- Picoides borealis..... E
COCKADED.
CONCORDIA...................... FISHES........... STURGEON, PALLID...... Scaphirhynchus albus.. E
MAMMALS.......... BEAR, AMERICAN BLACK.. Ursus americanus...... T
BEAR, LOUISIANA BLACK. Ursus americanus T
luteolus.
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