NR 2T.G3 Chapter NR 27 ENDANGERED AND

303 DEPARTMENT' OF NATURAI. RESOURCES NR 2T.g3

Chapter NR 27

ENDANGERED AND THREATENED SPECfES

NR 27.01 Deftnitions. NR 27.05 Pennirs for endangered and threatened species. NR 27.02 Scope and applicability. NR 27.06 Exceptions to permit requirements. NR 27.03 DeparGnent Iist. NR 27.07 Incidental take applications. NR 27.04 Revision of Wisconsin endangered and threatened species lists,

Note: ChapterNR27asitexistedonSeptember30,1979wasrepealedandanew tected and have sufficient habitat that they can increase in abun- chapter NR 27 was created effective October 1, 1979. dance and contribute to the survival of the species' gene pool over tone' NR 27.01 Definitions. As used in this chapter; (^) "Scientific purposes", as used in s. 29.415, Stets., means (1} "Department" means the Wisconsin department of natural the use of endangered or threatened.plants or animals for scientif is resources. research or inventories leading to increased scientifte knowledge (2) "Department list" means the U.S. list of endangered and contributing to the well-being of those wild plant or wild animal threatened foreign and native species, and the Wisconsin list of species and their habitats. endangered and threatened species. (B} "Take" means shooting, shooting at, pursuing, hunting, (3) "Educational purposes", as used in s. 29.4 .15, Stets., means catching or killing any wild animal; or the cutting, rooting up, the use of endangered or threatened species for public displays, severing, injuring, destroying, removing, or carrying away any public presentations or classes for the purpose of educating view- wild plant. era ar an audience about endangered species, and in the case of (g} "Wild plant", as used in s. 29.415, Stets., and in this chap- endangered and threatened plants, for demonstration plantings. ter, means any plant or plant part of any undomesticated faze of (4) "ENS" means the OfFca of Endangered and Nongame the plant kingdom which is native to a natural ecosystem in Wis- Species, Department of Natural Resources, Box 7921, Madison, cousin, including individuals of these species when located out- WI 53707. side of their natural environment. (5) "Process", as used in s. 29,415, Stets., as it pertains to wild History: Cr. Register, September,1979,No.285, eff.10-1 79; renum. (3) and(G) plants, means the coilection or removal of wild plants or plant tabe(4}and(8),cr.(3},(5)to{'nand{9),Register,Apri1,1993,No.448,eff.5-1-43. parts from their native habitat for the purpose of propagation or NR 27.02 Scope anti applicability. introductian to adifferent property, or for the purpose of introduc- This chapter con- talus rules necessary to implement s. 29.415, Stets., and operate ing wild plants from a different site to enhance existing popula- in conjunction with that statute to govern the taking, transporta- tions of anendangered or threatened species, or for any other use. tion, possession, processing or sate of any wild animal or wild (6} "Propagation for preservation purposes", as used in s. plant specifed by the department's lists of endangered and threat- 29.415, Stets., means the care, nurturing and breeding of endan- erred wild animals and wild plants. gered or threatened taxa of wild plants or wild animals for the }}istory: Cr. Register, Sepicmber, 1979, No. 285, eff. 10-1-79. enhancement of existing naturally occurring populations of endangered or threatened plants or animals, or for the develop- NR 27.Q3 Department list. (1) U,S, foreign and native ment of new populations in areas where they are likely to be pro- endangered and threatened species list.

Vertebrate Species population where endangered or Common name Sctentilicoame Hlstoricrange threatened Sta[us {a} M 411 1. Anoa liabahrs anaa depressicbrnis ]ndonesia Entire E 2. Anna .8ubalus anaa g:rarlesi do do B 3. Anteater, scaly Afmiis terrunincki Africa do E 4. Antelope, bontebok Darnaliscrrs dorcas don-as South Africa do B S. Antefape,giantsable Hippolragrrsnigerrariani Angola do H 6. Antelope, Rfongolian saiga Saiga 7amrica uiorrgolrca Aiongofia do E 7. Argali Ovis arnmon hodgsoni China {136et} do E 8. Armadsllo, giant Prfodantes uraximur Venezuela and Guyanato Argentina do B (=giganterrs} 9. Armadillo, pink fairy Chlmnyphorrrs lrrrrrcalrrs Argentina do B 10. Ass, Afi-ican wild Equus afrlcanus (=aslnus) Somalia, Sudan,Ethiopia do E li. Ass, Asian wild Equrrs hernionus Southwestern and Cenual Asia do E 12, Avahis Aralri app. {all species) Aialagasy Republic (=Madagascaz) do E 13. Aye-Aye Daubenronla nradagascaTlensis Rialagasy Republic (=Madagascaz) do E 14. Babiroussa liabyrorrsa brrLynrssa ]ndonesia do E 15. Eandicoot, barred Permrreles Bougainville Australia do B lfi. Bandicoot, desert Perarxeles eren:iana do do B 17. Bandicoot, lesser rabbit bfacroiis lerrctrra do da E 18. Bandicoot, pig-footed CHaempus ecaudatrrs do do E 19. Bandicoot, rabbit h9acroris lagofis do do E 20. Banteng BosJcrcanicru (=banfeng) Southeast Asia do E 21. Eat, gray ht'yotls grisescerrs Central and Southeast C1,S.A. do H

22. Bat, Hawartan hoary fltsiurus cir:erptu semoitcs U .S.A. (Hawaii) do E 23. Bat, Indiana Rfyoris sodalis East and hfidwestcrn U.S.A. do E 24. Bat, Ozark big-eazed Pleeattu townsendii ingens U.S,A. {MO, pK, AR) do E 25. Bat, Virgiaia^ig--cared Plecolns toxnsendii riginiantts U.S.A. (KY, WV, VA} do E 25- Bcar, brown ilrstu autos prtrirrosus China ('Whet) do E 27. Bear, brown IJrstrr arrlas arctas Palcarctic Italy E 28. Bear, brown or grizzly Ursus arrtas horribilis Canada, Restem U.S.A. U. S.A.-48 contcrmsnous' T States '1' 29. Bear, A4exican grizzly Urstu autos nelsani Mexico Entire E 3t3, Beaver Casrarft:her birrtlai Mongolia do E . 31. Bison, wood Bison bison arltabascae Canada, Northwest U.S.A. Canada E 32. Bobcat Fells rt Errs esarinape Cenral \4exico Entire E 33. Camel, Bactrian Canteftrs feats (=bactrianttsJ Aongolia, China do E 34. Cat, Andean Fells jacobira Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina do E 3S. Cat, black-footed Fells nigripes Southern Africa do E 35. Cat, flat-headed Felis play:iceps htalaysia do ' E 37. Cat. Iriomote Felis (=bfayailunrs} Iapan ([riomote Island, Ryukyu ] stand} do E irionrarensis 38. Cat, ]copazd Fells bengalensfs bengalensis Eastern Asia do E 39. Cat, marbled Fefisnrannorata Nepal, S7alaysia, Burma, lndonesia do E 40. Cat, Temminck' s Fells tenu»incki China (Tibet), hfalaysia, ] ndonesia{Sumo- do E >m) 4 L Cat, Uger Fells trgrina Costa Rica to Northern South America do E 42, Chamois, Apennine Rapicnpra rtrpicapra arnata Italy do E 43. Cheetah Acinonyxjtrbattu Africa to India do E 44. Chimpanzee Pan troglodytes lies[ and Central Afria do T 45. Chimpanzee, pigmy Panpaniscus Zaire do 7'

46. Chinchilla Chinchillabrevlcarrdataboli- Bolivia do E visas 47. Civet, Malabar ]arguespotted Vverra rnegaspila civettina India do E 48. Colobus, black Colobus satanas Equatorial Guinea, People's Republicof do E Congo, Cameroon, Gabon 49. Colobus, Tana River red Colobus badius rufanitratus Kenya do E { S0. Colobus, Zanzibar red Coiobtrskirkil Tanzania do H ` 51, Cougar, eastern Fells concolar caugrrar Eastern North America do H 52. Deer, Bactrian Cervus elaphus bactrlanus ' U.S.S.R., Afghanistan do B 53. Deer, Bawean Axis porcinus k[rlrli Indonesia do E 54. Deer, Bazbary Cenûs elnphus barbants hlorxco, Tunisia, Algeria do E 5S. Deer, Cedros Island mule Odocaileus Irernionus cedror:- hieaico (Cedms Island) do E serrsis S6. Deer, Columbian white ailed Odacoileus vlrginlanus leucu- U.S.A. (WA, UR) do E rus 57. Deer, Corsican red Cervus elaphas corsicanas Corsica, Sardinia do E 58. Deer, Eld 's brow-antlered Cervtrs eldi India to Southeast Asia do H 59. beer, hog Axis (-Cernts) porcinus Thailand, Indochina do B mtmmîticrrs 60. Deer, key Odocoiletu virginiantrs claviton U.S.A. (southern EI.) do )3 61. Deer, marsh Blasrocertu dichotontru Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil do H 62. Dee , h4eNeill's Cenzrs elaphns mac+reilii China (Sinkiang, Tibet do E 63. Deer, musk bfoschtrs rnochiferus South Central Asia do E nroschiferus 64. Deer, pampas Omtoceros beznartictu Brazil, Argentina, Untguay, Paraguay do H b5. Deer, Persian fallow Drum darns nresopvrmnica Iraq, Iran do E 6fi. Deer, Philippine Axis calarniarrensis Philippines (Calatrrian Islands) do B 67. Deer, swamp Cervtrs d^nâuceli India, Nepal dv E 68. Deer, Yarkand Cervtts elaphus yarkandertsis China {Sinkiang) do E 69. Dibbler Antechinrts apicaiis Australia do H 70. Dag, Asiatic wild (=Dhole) Crron alptnus U.S.S.R„ Korea, China, India, Southeast do E Asia 71. Drill Paplo leucophaeus Pquatoria West Africa da B 72. Dugong Drtgorrg dugon East A&iCa to soutltem Japan inc]uding do E U,S.A. (Trust Territories} 73. Duiker, Jentink's Cephalophus jentinki Sierra T.eone, Libetia,Ivory Coast do H 74. Hland, Western giant Tattmtragtts derbtanus Senegal toIvory Coast do E derbianus 75, Elephant, African Loxodorrta africana Africa do T j 76. Elephant, Asian Elephas n:arirnus Svuthênual and Southeas tAsia do H 77. Ferret, black-footed dittstela nigripes Western U.S.A., Western Canada do B 78. Forester, Tasmanian (kangazoo} hfacmptrs giganteus-tasnra- Australia {TaSnuuua) do E nlerrsis

79. Pox, Norlhem swift Vtrlpes relax hebes U.S,A, {northern plains),Canada Canada E ^ 80. Pox, San Joaquin idt Vulpes uârratia nr«rica U.S.A. (California) Entire E 81. Pox, Simicn Canfs (-Sirnla) sbnertsis Ethiopia do E 82. Gazelle, Clazk's (=Dibatag} Anvnorturras clarkei Somalia, Ethiopia do E 83. Gazelle, Cueicr's Grszeila nnîeri Mor«co, Tunisia do E 84. Gazelle, ^9ltorr Gazella drum mharr Morocco do E 85. Gazelle, Moroccan (-Dorcas) GnzRfla durcas n:assaesyla Morocco, Algeria do E 86. Gazelle, Rio de Ora Derma Gazella derma Iournoi Spanish Sahaza do E 87. Gazelle, Arabian Gazella gazella Arabian Peninsula including Israel do E 88. Gazelle, Sand Gazella sttbgunerosa+narica Jordan, Arabian Peninsula do E 89. Gazelle, Saud's Arabian Gnzellrs dams sarrdrya Israel, Iraq, Jordan, Syria, Saudi Arabia, do B Kuwait 90. Gazelle, Pelzeln's Gnullrs darcas pelzebrl Somalia do E 91. Gazelle, slender-horned Gazella leptaceros Sudan, Egypt, Algeria, Libya do E [=Rhim} 42. Gelada (baboon} Thempirhectts gelada NoMhem Ethiopia do T 93. Gibbons ffyla&rres spp, (incluling China, India, southeastern Asia do E Nornascus) 44. Coral Nemorhaedrrsgoraf East Asia do E 95. Gorilla Gorilla gorilla Ccnual and Wcstem Africa do E 46. Hare, hispid Caprolagtu hrspidus ]ndia, Nepal, Bhutan do E 97. Hartebeest, Swayne's Afceluphus brrselaphrts ssrayaei Ethiopia, Somalia do E 98. Hartebeest, Tora Alcelaphus brrsefaphus fora Ethiopia, Sudan, Hgypt do E 49. Hag, pigmy Stu safranitts India, Nepal, Hhutan, Sikkim do E 160. Horse, Przewalsld's Pq:nrsprzekalskii Mongolia do E 101. Huemul, North Andean Hrpparanelrrs antisienris Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Bolivia, Argentina do E [02, Huemul, South Andean Hippucamelrts bisulcus Chile, Argentina do E I63. Hyena, Bazbary IJyaenn hyaena barhara Morocco do II 104. Hyena, brown Hyaena bruruiea Southern Africa do E 105, Ibex, Pyrenean Capra pyrenaica pyrer:erica Spain der E i06. ]bex, Walia Capra xâlie Ethiopia do B _107. Impala, biad;-faced Aepyrems melon:ptts petersi Southwest Africa, Nambia, Angola do E 108, Jndris Indrl spp. (afl species) E9alagasy Republic (=Madagascar), do E Comoro Island 109, Jaguar Panlhera onca U.S.A. (TX, NM, At7, Central and South A9exico southwazd E ' America 110. 7aguatundi cacomitli Fells}agouamundi U.S.A. (TX), Mexico Entire E 111. Jaguarundi Felisyagouarormdl Mexlco,Nicazagua do B fossala 112, Jaguarundi Fells yagouumtmdi panamensis Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama do E II3, laguantndi Fells yagortamrmdi tolteca U.S.A, {AZ), Mexico do E 114. Kangaroo, eastern gray (see Afacroprrsglgmrfeus (al! sub- Australia do T also Porester, Tasmanian) species except tasmaniensls 115. Kangaroo, red Afacropus (-Afegaieia) rr^ do do T 1T6. Y.angazoo, western gray Afacrnprrs firliginosns do do T 117, Kouproy Bas saureli Vietnam, Laos, da E Cambodia, Thailand I18, Langur,cappcd Presbytlspileahrs India, Burma do E 114. Langur, entellus Presby7is entellus China ('Tibet), do B Tndia, Pakistan, Kashmir, Sri Lanka, Sik- kim, Bangladesh 120, Langur, I3ouc Pygalhrix nentaeus Cambodia, Iaas, China, Vietnam do II T21, Langur, golden Presbyv(s gees India (Assam), Bhutan do E 122. Langur,lang-tailed Presh^tispotenziarrl Indonesia do T 123. Langur, Pagi Island Nasalis (-SlnrrasJ concolor do do E 124, Langur, purplo-faced Presbytfs senex Sri Lanka {=Ceyton) do T ] 25. Lechwe, red Kobtcs lerhe Southern Africa der T 126, Lemurs Lernuridae (incl. Chelmgalei- Malagasy Republic do II doe, I.epilernuridae); all rnern- (=Madagascaz) bers of genera Lem:rr, Phaner, Hapaiemur, I^pflemur, Aficm- - elner, Allocebtrs, Cheiragaleus, Trarecia 127, Leopard Panthers pardrts Africa, Southern and do E Eastern Asia [28. Ixapard, clouded Neofelis nebulosa Southeast and Soutltênlral Asia do H Taiwan i29. Leopazd, snow Panthers rwcirs Central Asia do E 130. Linsang, spotted Prronorlon pardlcalor l^Tapal, Assam, do E Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos. Hwma 131. Lion, Asiatic Prsnthera Len persicn Turkey to India do E

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132, Loris, lesser slow Nycticebru pygn:aeru Indochina do T ^: " 133. Lynx, Spanish Felis fy^rr pardina Spain do E 134. Macaquc, Formosan rock bfacaca c}•clopis Taiwan do T 135_ Macaque,fapanese Afncacaftucata Japan (Shikoku, do T Kyushu and Honshu Island) 136. T,iacaque, lion-tailed Afacaca sileruu India do E 137. Macaquc, stump-tailed Afacaca arctoides India (Assam) tosouthern Citina do T 138. Macaque, Toque Afacaca sinica Sri Lanka (=Ceylon) do T 139. Rianatee, Amazonian Trichechus brrarguls South America; Amazon do E River Hasin 140. \lanatec, Rest African Trirheclrus serregalensis Nest Coast ofAfrica from do 'I Senegal River Cuanza River 141. Manatee, Rest Indian (Florida) Trichechru nrar:arus U.S.A. (southeastern) do E Caribbean Sea, South America 142. \iandrill Papio sphinx Equasorial Rest Africa do E 143. hiangabey, Tana River Cereocebus galeritru Kenya do E 144, Aiangabcy, white-Collared Cercocebru torgrearru Senegal to Ghana; Nigeria to Gabon do E l45. hiargay Felis sr•iedii U.S.A. (NM, AZ), Mexico E Central and South southward America 145. iMarsupial, eastemjerboa Antecl:tromps lrmiger Australia do E 152. Marsupial-mouse large SrnLithapsis psanrrnophiia do do E desert 153. Marsupial-mouse, long-tailed Srninthopsfs Ianglcaudata do do E I54. Marten, Formosan yellow- Afartesflavlgulachrysaspila Taiwan do E throated l55, Monkey, black howler Alauatta pigm Mexico, Guatamala,Relizn do T i'' 156. Monkey IJiana Cercopithecus dlana .Coastal Rest Africa do E j` 157. Monkey, Francois' leaf Presbytls francolsi China (Kwangsi),Indochina do E 158. Monkey, howler Alauaua viflasa Mexico to South do E America 159. ]lionkey, Lhoest's Cercopilhecrrs lhoesti Upper Eastern do E Congo Bassn, Cameroon 16(1. Monkey, proboscis Nasalis lanahrs Hornea da B 16L Monkey,rrd-backed Sairnirfaersledil Costa Rica, Panama do E squirrel 162, Monkey, redêklied Cerrapithecus erythrrrgaster Western Nigeria do 8 163. Monkey, redâred nose- Cercapitl:ecus eryrhrotis Nigeria, C'anreroon, Fernando Po do E spoiled 164. Monkey, spider Atefes geaffmyi frantatus Costa Rica, Nicaragua do E E65. Monkey, spider Atcles geoffm}J pmiarnensts Costa Rica, Panama do E 166. Monkey, Tonkin snub-nosed Pygnthrix (=Rhinapithenu) veinam do T arunculus 167. Monkey, woolly spider 8rachyteles aracfurnides Hrazil do E 168. Monkey, yellow-tailed woolly Lrrgoihrix flan*lrnuda Andes of northern Peru do E 169. Mouse, Australian native Notar:ys pedmrculatus Australia do E 170. Mouse, Australian native Notonrys aquila do do E 17I. Mouse, Field's Pserulon:ys freldi do do H 172. Mouse, Gould's Pserufanrys gauldii do do E 173. hlouse,NewHolland Pserrdamysnotaehollandlae do do E 174. Mouse, salt marsh harvest Reflhrodontornys raviventris U,S,A, (California) do E 175, Mause,SharkBay Pserrdomyspraeconis Australia do E 176. Mouse, Shorlridge's Pserulomys shartrtdgei do do H 177. Aiouse, Smoky Pserrdomps fwneiu do do E 178. Mouse, western Pseudonrys accidentalfs do do E L79. Aiuntjac, Fee's Afrmtlacus feae ATorthcm Thailand, do E Burma 18©. Naliveât, eastern Das}•urru viverrinus Australia do E 18L. Numbat Afynnecobirrs fasclatus do do E ^' 182, Ocelot Fe!lspardalis Southwest U.S.A., Mexico E Central South southward America 183. Orangutan Pongo pyg+naeus Borneo, Sumatra Dntire E

184. Oryx, Arabian Drys leucor}•x Arabian Peninsula do E 185. Otter, Cameroon clawless A omx congira (=Paraany:x Cameroon do F. rrricmdon) 186. Otter, giant Pteronura brarilrensis South Arnerica do E 187. Oucr, La Plata Lrura platensis Argentina, Bolivia, do E Uruguay, Brazil 188. Otter, tong-tailed Lrara longicaardis Soutla America do E 189. Otter, marine Lrrtm felrna Peru, south to da E Straits of Magellan 190. Otter, southern river L.artrn pravocar Chile, Argentina do E 191. Otter, southern sea F.nhydra lretris nereis VL'nst coast U.S.A. do T (WA) south so Mexico {Haj a California}

192. Panther, Florida Fells coracofor can^i U.S.A. (!.A and AR do E east to SC and FL)

193. Planigale, little Planigale subtilissima Australia do E

194, Planigale, southern Planigale renarimsuis do do E

195. Porcupine, thin-spincd Chaerornys subspinosrrs Brazil do E

196. Possum, mountain pigmy Brerrmn}•s ptrrvus Australia do E

197. Possum, scaly ailed W]zrlda squamicaudata do do E

198. Prairie dog, Mexican Cymornys rnexicaturs Mexico do E

199, Prairie dog, Utah Cy^aomys parviderts U.S.A. (Utah) da E

200. Pronghorn, peninsu€ar Antilocnpra mnericana Mexico (Baja California) da E peninsufaris

201. Pronghorn, Sonoran , Antilocapra mnericana U.S.A. (AZ), Mexico do E

sonoriensis

202, Pudu Prulu pudrr Southern South America do E

203. Puma, Costa Rican Felts eonealor coslaricensis Nicaragua, Panama, Costa Rica do E

204, t2uokka Setonir brachyurus Australia do E

205. Rabbit, Ryukyu Pentalogus furnesi Japan (Ryukyu Island) do E

206. Rabbit, volcano Romerolagus diazi Mexico do E 207. Rat, false water JCemmys a:yoides Australi a da

208. Rat, stick-nest Leporiflars condttor da do E

209, Rat, Morro Bay kangaroo Dipodauays Ireennar:ni U.S.A, (California) do Lr

210. Rat-kangaroo, brush-tailed Bettongra penicillata Australia do E

211. Rat-kangaroo, Gaimard's BeROngia gairnardi do do E

212, Rat-kangaroo,Ixsuer's Bettongia Iesueur da do a

213. Rat-kangaroo, plain Calopr}ar:nats campestrls do do E

2Id. Rat--kangaroo, Queensland Bettongia trapica da ao B

215. Rhinoceros, black Drcems bicornis Sub^abazan Africa Sub^aharan E Africa

216. Rhinoceros, great Indian Rhinoceros ruricomis India, Nepal Entire S

2I7. Rbinoceros,Javan Rhinocems sondaictrs Indonesia, do E Indochina, Burma, 77tailand, Sikkim, Ban- gladesh, Malaysia

218, Rhinoceros, northern white Ceratotherirmr si+r:run couonl 7aire, Sudan, Ugaada, Central AfricanRe- do B public

219, Rhinoceros, Sumatran Dicerorlaitars (=Didemaoceros) Bangladesh to Vietnam [o do E srunaintrsis Indonesia (Borneo)

220. Saki, white-nosed Cbiropotes albatrasus brazil do E

221. Seal, Caribbean monk dfonnchus tmpicalis Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexim do E

222. Seal, Ilawaiian monk Monachussclaauinslandf Hawaiian Archipelago do E

223. Seal, Mediterranean monk Manachus morracAus Mediterranean, Nortbcvest African Coast do E andBlack Sea

22f1, Seledang (-Gaur) Bos gaurus Bangladesh, Southeast do B Asia, India

225. Serow, Sumatran Capricorrris srunatraensis Sumatra do E

226. Servo[, Barbary Fells sep al cmrsrruatina Algeria do E

227. Shapo Ovis vignei Kashmir do E

22$. Shou Cen*rrs elaphus stiallichi Tibet, Bhutan do B

224. Siamang S}rnphalaugussyndactylrrs Malaysia, Indonesia do E

230. Sifakas Pmpirhecrrs spp. {fall species) Malagasy Republic (-Madagascar) do B

231. Sika (deer), Formosan Cenzrsrrippontaiouanars Taiwan do E

232. Sika (deer), North China Cen^rra nippan mar:darinus China (Shantung and do E Chihli Provinces)

233. Sika (deer), Ryukyu Cen^rs nlppon kerarnae Japan (Ryukyu Island) da E

239. Sika (deer), Shansi Cenus nippon grassinr[[[s China (Shansi Province) do E 235. Silva (deer), South China Cenas nippon kopschi Southern Cldna do E 236. Slab, Brazilia[t three-toed Bradyptes mrq[tntus Drazil do E 237. Solenadon, Cuban Atopagaie crrixuia Cuba do E 23$. Svlcnodon, Hastian Solenorinn pnradosus Dominican Republic,Haiti do E 239. Squirrel, Delmarva Peninsula Scturas nrger cirteretrs U.S.A. {I)clhlarVa Peninsula to Southeast do E fox PA 240. Stag, Barbary Cen•trs eiephus bnrbartts Tunisia, Algeria do E 241. Slag, Kashmir Cen•us elephus Irw:glu Kashmir do B 242, Suni, Zanzibar Nesatragus moschatrrs Zanzibar (and do E masclrntns neighboring states) 243. Tahr, Arabian fiemitrng[rs jaynknri Oman do E 244. Ta[naraw Bubahrsn:inrlorensis Philippines do E 245. Tamarin, golden-rumpcd Ixontopirhecru (-LeonrirleusJ Brazil do E (=golden-headed Tamarin; spp. (all species) =golden-Li onM armo se t) 246. Tamarin, pied Snguir:us bicolor northern Brazil do E 247. Tamarin, whsle-footed Snguiraes ieucopus Northern Colombia do T 248. Tapir, Asian Tapirus indiciu Burma, Laos, do E ' Cambod'sa, Vietnam, lv9alaysia,Indonesi^, Thailand 249. Tapir, Brazilian Tapirrts rerresrris Columbia and Venczuc]a do E south to Paraguay and Argcndna 250. Tapir, Central American Tapinrs bairdii Southcm Afexico to Colombia and Ecua- do E dor 251. Tapir, mountain Tnpirns pint):ague Colombia, Ecuador do E and possibSy Pcra and Venezuela 252. Tarsier, Philippine Tnrsius syrichta Philippines do T 253. TSger Panthers tigris Temperate and 7tnpicai Asia do E 254. Tiger, Tasmanian (=Thylacine) Thylacinus c}mocephairts Austra€ia do E 255. Uakari (all species) - Cacajao spp. (all species) Peru, Brazil, Ecuador, Cafombia, Venezu- do B ela 256. Uric] Ovisorrentalrsophiw[ Cyprus do E 257, Vicuna Yicugna vicugna South American Andes do E 258. R'allaby, banded bare Lagastmphtrs fascinius Australia do E 259. Wallaby, brindled nailtailed Qnychogalea fienata do do B 260. Wallaby, crescent naillaitcd Onychogalea Iwtata do do B 2b1. R'allaby, Parma Afacmp[rsparrna do do B 262. Rallaby, Western bare Lrrgorchestes J:irsrrt[rs da do B 263. Rallaby,yellow--footedrock Petragalexanthopus do do B 264. Whale, blue Bnlaenoptera musculus Oceanic do B 265. Whale, bvwhead Balnena mysticetus Oceanic (north do E latitudes only) 266. Whale, finback Balaenoprera pt:ysalus Oceanic do E 267. Whale, gray Eschrichiirrs rabtrshts North Pacific Ocean: do E coastal and Bering Sea 2b8. Whale, humpback bfegaptera navaeangltae Oceanic do E 269. Whale, rJght Balaena glacialis do do E 270. Wha]e, Sei Balaer[apiera bora'aits do do E 27i. Whale, sperm Physeter calodon do do E 272. Wolf, gray Cm:is lupus Ho[arctic U.S.A. (48 E conterminous states other than MN), Mettico 273. Wolf, gray Canis lupus U.S.A. ^ da T 274. Rolf, maned Chrysocyon brachytrrus Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay, Uru- Entire E quay 275. Wolf, red Cants nrfirs U.S.A. (southeast U,S.A. west to central do E T3^ 276. Rombat, Bernard's Lasiorhinus 6anrardi Australia do B 27T. Rombat, Queensland Lasiorhtnttsgillesprei do do B hairy-nosed 278. Yak, wild Bos grrtnnierts niruus China ('Tibet), Ind'sa do B 279. Zebra, Grery's Egurts grevyi Kenya, Ethiopia, Sudan do T 280, Zebra, Hartmann's Mountain Equus zebra harnnannae Namibia do T 2$1, Zebra, mountain Equus zebra zebrn South Africa do E

(h) B1RDS 1. Akepa, Hawaii (honeyereeper) Loxaps coccinea coccinea U.S.A. (Hawaii) do E 2. Akepa, Maui (boneycreeper) J_oxops coccinea ochracea do do B

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3. Akialoa, Kauai (honeycreeper) Hernignarhtrspracerus do do E 4. Akipo€aau (honeycn:eper) Idemignarh«s wilsor:i do do E 5, Albatross, short ailed Diomedes albnrnu North Pacific Ocean: Japan, U.S.S.R„ Entire, except U,S.A. E U.S.A. (AK, CA, HA, OR, WA) 6. Blackbird, yellow-shouldered Agelaitts xanrhon«u U.S.A. (Puerto Rico) Entire E 7. Bobwhite, masked (quail) Colbrus vlrginimita ridgssayi U.S.A. (Arizona), ;ti4cxico (Sonora) do E 8. Booby, Abbott's Silo abbotri Irsdian ocean: Christmas Island do E 9. bristlebird, western Das}•omis braclrypterru Australia do T lorigirostris 10. Bristlebird, wcssem rufous Das}•omis broadbertti littaralis do do E 11. Bulbul,lfauriuus olivaceous H^pslpetes borbnnicus iauritius des E olivaceus l2. Bullfinch, Sao Miguel (iSnch) Pyrrltula p}•rrh«fa mttrirta Eastern Atlantic Ocean: Azores do E 13. Bushwren, New Zealand ^ Xenictu longipes New Zealand do E 14. Bustard, great Indian Choriotis nigriceps India, Pakistan do E 15. Cahow (= Bermuda Pcircl} Pteradrbrrm cahou • North Atlantic Ocean: Bermuda do L• l6, Condor, Aadcan Yulntr gryphtu Colombia to Chi[e and Argentina do E l7. Condor, California G}vrvtogJps califomianus U.S.A. (OR, CA), Mexico (Baja Califor- do F nia} 18. Coot, Ilawaiian Fulicn antericarra alai U .S.A. ( Hawaii) do E 19. Cotinga, banded Cotinga ntriculata Brazil do E 20. Cotinga, white-winged Xipholenn atropttrpurea do do E 21. Crane, black-necked Gnts nigricalli China (Tibet) do E 22. Dane, Cuba sandhill Grus canadensfs neslares Rcst Indies: Luba do E 23. Crane, hooded Gros r»anacha Japan, U.S.S.R do E 24. Crane, Japanese Grsu japoneruis China, Japan, Korea, U.S.S.R. do E 25. Crane, Mississippi sandhiB Grtts canadenais pulls U .S.A. (Iti4ississfppi} do E 26. Crane, Siberian white Gets lerrcogerantu U.S.S.R. (Siberia) to India, inc €uding Iran do E and China 27. Crane, white-naped Gnrs vtpto Mongolia do E 28. Crane, whooping Grres anrerieana Canada, U.S.A . do (Rocky Mountains east to Carolinas), h4CxiC0 29. Crceper, Hawaii Loxaps tnaculafa mans U.S . A. (Hawaii) do E 30. Creeper, Molokai (^Kakawa- Eoxops tnaculafa jlarrunea do do E hie) 31, Creeper, Oahu (^ alauwabio} Laxops utacalatn rnaculata do ao E 32. Crow, Hawaiian (=alala) Carvtts tropicus do des E 33. Cuckoo -shrike, Mauritius Coquus [^Cnrncina) typists Indian Ocean: Mauritius do E 34. Cuckoo--shrike, Reunion Coquus [=Caracina) nex7or:i Indian Ocean: Reunion do E 3S. Curassow, razar^illed tl9'fhr (=G}ax) ntlru rnilrr Brazil (Eastern) do E 36. Curassory red-bi3led Crar bhrnrenbachii Brazil do E 37. Ctuassow, Trinidad white- Pipile pfpile pipile West Indies: Trinidad do E headed 38. Cwlew, Eskimo Nunrenlus borealis Alaska and northern do L Canada to Argentina 39. Dove, cloven-feathered Drepanopfila halosericea Southwest Pacific Ocean: des 13 New Caledonia 40. Dove, Grenada Leptolifa wellsl Rest Indies: Grenada do II 41, Dave, Palau ground Gallicohtntba canifrons Rest PaciEfe Ocean: U.S.A. (Palati do E Islands} 42. Duck, Hawai € an (=koloa} Arras tvyvilliana U.S.A. (Hawaii} do E 43. Duck, Laysan Arras laysanensis do do E

44. Ihtck,pink-headed Rhodmressa caryoph}•lfacea India do E 45. Duck, white-winged wood Cairina ssttidnta India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand d0 E 46. Eagle, Greenland white-tailed Hallaeetus alblcilla groenlandi- Greenland and adjacent Atlantic islands do E cus 47. Eagle, harpy Harpfa harpyfa Mexico south to do E Argentina 4S. Eagle, Philippine P&hecaphagajefferyl Inailigpines do (=monkBy-testing) 49, Eagle, bald Ilaliaeehu letrcocepha8u North America south to northern Mexico U.S.A.(conterminous E States, except WA, OR, 114N, WI,114I) 50. Eagle, bald Haliaeefrrs lertcocephalus do U.S.A. (WA, OR,MN, T W [,1191) i 5Te I3agle, Spanish imperial Aquila Ireliaca adalberti Spain, Morocco, Algeria Enure E 52. Egrst, Chinese Sgroetta eulaphotes China, Korea do E 53. Falcon, American peregrine Falco peregrines anafurn Canada, IJ.S.A„ Mexico do E 54. Falcon, Arctic peregrine Falco peregrines frmdrius Alaska to Greenland, south do E

to Argentina ^: -- 55. Falcon, Eurasian peregrine Falco peregriorrs peregrimu Europe, Etuasia south to Africa and ^1tid- da E east 56. Finch, Laysan {honeycreeper) Tefespyza (=Psiltirostray U.S.A. (Hawaii) do E rantans 57. Finch, Nihon (honeycrceper] Tefespyza (=Psiuirosrra) do do E ult6na 58. Flycatcher, Euler's Fnrpidonax erderi jolmstorrei West Indies: Grenada do E 59. Flycatcher, Palau fantail Rlripidrrra lepida West Pacific Ocean: U.S.A. do E (Palau Islands) 50. Flycatcher, Se}•clel[es Terpsiphone corvina Indian Ocean: Seychelles do E paradise 61. Flycatcher, Tahiti Panaren nigra South Pacific Ocean: do E Tahiti 62. Flycatcher, Tinian monarch Alonarcha fakntsrdasne R'estern Pacificbcean: U.S.A. do E (Marianas Islands) 53. Fod}*, Seychelles (weaver-t3nch Foudia seche!larturr ]ndian Ocean: Scyelelles do E 54. Frigatebird. Andrew's Fregara nndretrsi East Indian Ocean do E 65. Gallinulc, Hawaiian CallLnda chloroprrs U.S.A. (Hawaii) do E sruulvicerrsis 66. Goose, Aleutian Canada 13ranta canadensis ieucopareia Restern U. S.A. (AK, CA, OR, WA), Iapan do E G7. Goose, Hawaiian (=ncno) Brmna smtdvicensis U.S.A. (Hawaii) do E 68. Goshawk, Christmas Island Accipiterfasciatus natalis Indian flccan: Christmas Island do E 69. Grackle, slender-billed Cassiditpalustris Mexico do E 70. GCa55w7en ,Eyr2an Amytonrisgoyderi Australia do E (flycatcher) 71. Grebe,Atitlan Porlilyrnbusglgas Guatemala do E 72, Greenshank, Nordmann's Tringa guNifer U,S,S.R., Japan, southto Malaya, Borneo do E 73. Gunn, homed Oreophasis derbianus Guatemala, Mexico do E 74. Gu11,Audouin's Larrrsaudouinii Mediterranean Sea do E 7S. Gull, relict Lnrtu rYlictars India, China ^ do E 76. Hawk, Anjouan Island sparrow Accipiterfrancesii pusifhrs Indian Ocean: Comoro Is€ands do E 77. Hawk, Galapagos 13uteo galapagoensls Ecuador (Galapagos Island) do E ` -' 78. Hawk, Hawaiian (=Io) Brdeo solitaries U.S.A. (Ilawaii) do H 79. Hcmut, hook-billed (humming- Glaucis (=Ramp}:orlon) dohntli Brazil do E bird) 80. Honeycmeper, crested'(=akahe- Paln:eria dolei U.S.A. (Hawaii) do E kohe) 81. Hornbill, helmeted Rhinoplac vigl! Tlailand, Malaysia do E 82. Honeyeater, helmeted Meltphaga cassidic Australia do E 83. Ibis, 7apanese crusted Nipponia nippan China, Japan, U.S.S.R„ Korea do E 84. Kagu Rh}aochetosjulxrlus SouthwestemPacific da E Ocean: Arew Caledonia 85, Kakapo (=owl-parrot) Sirigops habmptllus New Zealand do E 86. Kestrel, il4auritius Falco punciatau• Indian Ocean: Mauritius do 13 87. Kestrel, Seychelles Falco nraen Indian Ocean: Seychelles do E Islands 88. Kste, Cuha hook-billed Chandrohierax tnrcinntus West Indies; Gtsba da E rvflsonli 89. Kite, Grenada look-billed Chnrulrohierac rurcinanas Rrest Indies: Grenada do H rn inrs 90. Kite, Everglade (snail fdte) Rostrharnus saciabilis U.S.A. (Florida) do E pltur:bete 91. Kokako (wattlebird) Callaeas cinerea Nesv Zealand do H 92. Macaw, glaucous Ariorlorhynchru glmrcus Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil da E 93. Macaw, indigo Anodorh}aches Ieari Brazil do H 94. Eiacaw, lithe b€ue Cyarropsitta spixii do do E 95. Magpie-robin, Seychelles Cops}^chru• sechellarum Indian t3cean; Seychelles da E (thrush) Islands 95. hialkoha, red-faced (cuckoo) P1:aenicophaerrs pyrrhocephn- Sri Lanka (=Ceylon) do E ltrs 97. Mallard, Marianas Ar:as auslaleti West Pacific Ocean; do H (Guam, Marianas Island) 98. Megapode, La Perouso's Nlegapodisrs laperoicse Rest Pacific Ocean :U.S.A. (Palau Island, do E Marianas Island} 99. Megapode, Malec Aiacmcephalon maleo Indonesia (Celebes) do E {' 100, 1tiiI[erbird,Nihoa(willo4vwar- Acmcephnhu•fmnllfarlsklr:gi U.S.A. (Hawaii) do H tiler) 101. Nukupuu (honeycreeper} Nemignathus hacrdres do do E 102. Oo, Kauai {=Oo Aa) h9oho braccatus do do E

(honeyeater} [03. Ostrich, Arabian Strrethio cmnetrrs s}'riacus Jordan, Saudi Arabaa do E I61. Ostrich, West African Strurhio ctunelus spatzi Spanish Sahara do E [D5. Ou {honeycrcepery Psinimslra psirtacen U.S.A. {Hawaii) da E [66. Owl, Anjovan seeps Onu rutilrrs capnodes lodian Ocean: Cvmorolsland do E 167. Owl, giant scops Oftrrgtrnreyi Phillipines: Marindnque do E and Mindanao Island 108. Owl, Palau Onrr podargina Hest Pacific Ucean: do E U.S.A. (Palau Islands)

109. Owl, Seychelles Ortu insrrinrrs Indian Ocean:Scychelles Island do E

H D. Owlet, TIr. Rlorden's Ours irerreae Kenya do E

ill. Paula (hvneycreeper} Psitfirostra baifleui U.S.A. (Hawaii) da E

f12. Parakeet, Forbes' G^•nnorarnphrrs atrriceps farbesi hew Zealand do E

i13. Pazakect, golden Aratinga guararrba Arazi[ do E

114. Parakeet, golden shouldered Psepharus chr^aopterygitrs Australia do E (=hoadcd) 115. Parakeet, Mauritius Psittacula echo Indian Ocean: Mauritius do E 116. Parakeet, ochre-marked H•rrhtrrn cruentatn IIrazi] do $ 117. Parakeet, orange-bellied Neophema chq^sogaster Australia do H 118. Parakeet, pazadise (=beautiful} Psephonrspulcherrimrrs do do E 119. Parakeet, scarlet-chested Neapherna sp7errdida do do E (=splendid)

126. Parakeet, turquoise Neaphema pulchella da do E 121. Parrot, Australian Geopsiftacrrs occidentalts da do )~ 122. Parrot, Bahaman or G^ban Amazon:a leucocepf:ala West Indies: Cuba, Bahamas, Caymans do H 123. Parrot, ground Pezoporrrstvallicrrs Australia do E 124. Parrot, imperial Arnazona inrperinlls West Indies: Dominica do E 125. Parrot, Puerto Rican Atnazarra vittata U.S.A. (Puerto Rim) do E 126. Parrot, ICd-bf04ced Amazana rhodocorytha Brazil do II 127. Parrot. red^aPPed Pianopsittapilenta do do $ 128. Parrot, red-necked Arnazona arausiaca Rest Indies:I3ominica do E 129. Parrot,red-spectacled Amnzona pretrel prerrei Brazil, Argerstina do E 130. Parrot, St. Lucia Anrazona r+ersicolor Rest Indies: St. Lucia do H

i31. Perrot, St. Vincent An:azann guiidingii Wes[ Indies: St. Vincent do E

i32, Parrot, thick-billed Rhynchopsitta pachyrhy7rcha Dlexico, U,S.A. (AZ, NM) Mexico E 133. Parrot, vinaCeous^xeasted Anrazona vinacea Brazii Entire H 134. Parratblll, Maui (honeycreeper) Psetulonestorxanlhophrys U.S.A. (Hawaii) do E 135. Pelican, brown Pelecanas occiderttalts U.S.A (Carolinas to da B Texas, CA), West Indies, Central and South America: Coastal 136. Penguin, Galapagos Spheniscrts rnertdiculus Ecuador (Galapagos Island) da E 137. Petrel, Hawaiian dark-romped Pterotlrorraa pl:aeopygia U.S.A. (Hawaii) do H sarrdwichensis

13s. Pheasant, bar-tailed Syrmaflcers human Burma, China dv E

139. Pheasant, Blytb's uagogan Tragapan bly7hil Burma, China, India dv H

14D. Pheasant, brown eared Crosaoptilon rr:antchrtricrnn CEuna do E 141. Pheasant, Cabot's tragopan 7Yagopan cabofi do do ^ E 142. Pheasant, Chinese moral I,ophaphanu 11:uysii do do H 143. Pheasant, Edward's Laphura edss'aaisi Vietnam do H

140., Pheasant, Hlliot's Synnafictrselliofi China do B

145. Pheasant, imperial lopharra i+nperialrs Vietnam do H

I46. Pheasant, Mikado Syrrnaficasrt:ikado Taiwan do E

[0.7. Pheasant, Palawan peacock Pol}plectron emphmtunc 1hilippines do E

148. Pheasant, Sclatcr's monal Lophophonrs sclateri Burma, China, India do E i49. Pheasant, Scvinbce's Lophrrm swir:lraii Taiwan do II 156. Pheasant, western tragopan 7}agopmt naelmrocephahrs India, Pakistan do E 151. Pheasant, whito cared Grossoptilon crossoptilon China (Tibet), India do E 152. Pigeon, Azores wood Colwnba pahanbus azorlca Hast Atlantic Ocean: Azores do E 153. Pigeon, Chatham Island Herniphaga navaeseelarrdiae R'ew Zealand do B cl:mhamensis 154. Pigeon, Rlindora zono-tailed Ducrda mindorensis Philippines do E 155. Pigeon, Puerto Rican plain Golronba inanrata wetrnoref U.S.A. (Puerto Rico) do B 156. Piping-guan,btack-fronted Pipile/actrtingn Argentina do H

157. Pitta, Koch's Pitta kochi Pniliggines do E 158. Plover, hew Zealand shore Thinomis rtavaeseelmuliae ATew Zealand da H 159. Pea-uli Melmnprosops pl:aeosama U.S.A. (I-Iawaii) do H

166. Prasrie chicken, Attwater's 7)Tnpanuchas cupido attx^ateri U.S.A. (Texas) do E greater

16I. Quail, hfemam's Montezuma Cprtorr^x rnonreUru:ae rarer- h9exico (Vera Cruz) do E riami 162. Quetzel, resplendent Pharonrnchrrts ntocirurn h9exico to Panama do E ^ 163. Rai], Aukland ]stead ' Rallus pectoralis+»uelleri New Zealand do E 164. Rail, California clapper Ralhrs langrrusrris obsoletus U.S.A. (California) do E 165. Rail, Eight-footed clapper Rafhu fo»girosrris levipes U.S,A- (California), h5exico (Raja CaliEor- do E nia) 166. Rail, Lord Hosve wood Tridioliat»ns sylvestris Australia (Lord Howe Island) do E 167. Rail, Yuma clapper Raflus lo+tgirostris >runarrensrs h9exico, U.S.A. (AZ, CA) do E 168. Rhea, banvin's Plerouremla pearrnra Argentina, Bolivia, do E Peru, Uruguay i69. Robin, Chatham island Perroica trar•ersi New Zealand do E 170. Rabin, scazlet-breasted (fly- Perroica uarlrrcolor »uriticolar Australia {Norfoll; Island} do E catcher} 171. Rockforvl, grey-necked Picatfrartes orenr Cameron do E ]72. Rockfawl, white-necked Plcarhartes gywvrocephalrrs Africa: Togo to Sierta Leone do E 173. Roller, long ailed ground Urarelarnis chimaera h9alagasy Republic (=Madagascar) do E 174. Scrub-bird, noisy Atrichornis clnmosus Australia do F. 175. Shama, Cebu black (thrush) Copsyclrus Wiper cebueasis Philippines do E 176. Shearwater, Newell's Manx Pu^ntu puâus newelll U.S.A. (Hawasi) do T 177. Shrike. San Clemente I.anius ludavicianrrs mearrai U.S.A. {California) da E loggerhead 178. Siskin, red Carriuelis (-Spimrs) cucullarits South America do G 179. Sparrow, Cape Sable seaside A»u»aspiza mnririma »tlrnbflls U.S.A. (Florida) do E 180. Sparrow, dusky seaside AnanospizFr marlrnna rdgres- do do E ceps 181. Sparrow, Ban Clemente sage Amphrspiza belli cleurenreae U.S.A. (California) do T 182. Sparrow, Santa Bazbara song +lfelosplza rnelodla gmminea do do H 183. Starling, Ponape mountain Aplonls pelzefnl West Pacific Ocean: U.S.A. (Caroline do E Island) 184. Starling, Rothschild's Leucapsar rorhschildi Indonesia (Bali) do II (myna) I85. Stilt, Hawaiian Himantopus himrmtoprrs knud- U.S.A. (Hawaii) do II seni I86. Stork, oriental white Cicottia cicortla baT^ciarra China, Tapan, Korea, U.S.S.R, do E I87. Teal, Campbell Island flightless Arras aucklandica nesiatis New Zealand (Campbell Island) do II 186. Tern, California least Sterna albijrans brostini Mexico, U.S.A. (CA) do E 189. Thrasher, white-bmasted Rrunplrocinclres brachyurus West Indies: St. Lucia, Martinique do E 190. Thrush, large Kauai Phaeomis absamss r»yadestirsa U.S.A. (Hawaii) do II 191. 'Thrush, Molokai (=olomau) Plmeonrls obscurers nttha dv do E 192. Thrush, New Zealand 71rn:agra capertsls New Zealand do E (cvattlebird) 193. Thrush, small Kauai Phaeon:ls pal+neri U.S.A. {Ilawaii) do E (=puaiohi) 594. Tinamou, solitary 7inamrts solitarius Brazil, Paraguay, do E Argentina 195. Trembler, Martinique Cinclocerdiia nrfrcauda West Indies: Martinique do E brown {thrasher) grrturmlls 196. Wanderer, plain (collared-- Pedtnnomorrs torquarus Australia do II hemipode) 197. Warbler (wood), IIachman's Irenais•om 6arhmanil Cuba, U.S.A. (Southeastern) do E 198. Warbler (wood), Barbados Derrdroicapelechiaperechia WestIndies:Bazbados do E yellow 199. Warbler {wood), Kirtland's De»droica kirtlwidil U.S.A. (principally MI), Canada, Rrest do E Indies; BahamaIslands 200. Warbler (willow), reed Acrocephaltcs lrrsriaia Western Pacific Ocean: do E h4arianas Islands 201. Warbler (willow), Rodriques Bebranris rodericanus A4auritius (Rodrigues Islands) do II 202. Warbler (wood), Semper's Leuropeztt semperi West Indies: St. Lucia do E 203. Warbler (willow), Seychelles Bebromis sechellerrsls Indian Ocean; Seychelles Island do E 204. Whipbird, Restem Psoplrades »lgrogularis .Australia do E 205. Whipôvr-will, PueMO Rican Capri»rulgres nocritherus U.S.A. (Puerto Rico) do B 206. ^Vhitc--eye, Norfolk Island Zosterops albogrelarls Indian Oscan: Norfolk Islands do E 207. White^ye, Ponape great Kukla longtrastra [=sm fordl) 1'1'est Pacific Ocean: U.S.A. {Caroline do E 1s€ends) . 208, White^yc, Seychelles Zosterops »:odesm Indian Oscan: Seychelles do E 2(19. Woodpecker, imperial Canipephilru lmperinlls Mexico do B 210. Woodpecker, ivoryîlled Carapephlhrsprbicipalls U.S.A. (southcentral and southeastern), da E Cuba 211. Woodpecker, redôckaded Plcaldes (=Deruirocapos) bare- U.S.A. (southcenr

313 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES NR 2T.03

212. 1Yoodpecker, Tristant's Dryocaptu javensis r}chardsi Korea do E 213. Wren, Guadeloupe house 7Foglad7•tes aedon guadelou- VS'est Indies: Guadeloupe do E pensfs 2 ]4. Wren, St. Lucia house Troglodvres aedon mesoieucus Nest Indies: St. Lucia do E

1. AI ligator, American Alligator rnississipp}e+uis Southeasiem U.S.A in wild except those 1Vherevcrfound E areas where listed asthmatened as set forth hCkOW

U.S.A.2, Dp d0 (FLd0 and ccnain T areas of GA, SC, andrX, as set forth in 50 CI•'R s. 17A2(a){l))

3. do do do U.S.A.(LA) T(S1A)

4. Do do do I n captivity T{S/A) wherever found

S. Alligator, Chinese Alligatorslnensis ^ China En[irc E

6. Anole, Culebra giant Analis roosevelti U.S.A. (Puerto Rico: da E Culebra Island)

7. Boa, Jamaican Epfcratessubjlavru Jamaica do E

8, Boa, Mona Epicrates+nanensis rnonensis U.S.A. (Puerto Rim) do T

9. Boa, Puerto Rico Epfcrates fnornattu do do F,

[0. Boa, Round Island lno common Casarea doss:rntleri Indian Ocean: Mauritius do E name]

11, Boa, Round Island ino common 8alyeria rnrrTtocarinata Indian Ocean: Aauritius do E name]

12. Boa, Virgin Islands tree Epfcrates nroneru}s grand U.S.and British Virgin Islands do B

]3. Caiman, Apaporis River Cahncar crocad}ltu apaporien- Colombia do E sls

14. Caiman, black Melwrosuchus niger Amazon basin do E

I5. Caiman, broad-snouted Carman latfrostr}s Brazik,Argcntina, Paraguay Uruguay do B

16. Caiman, Yacare Cabnan cracodilus yacare Bolivia, Argentina, Peru, Brazil do B

17, Chuckwalla; San Esteban Sarrranralrrs oar}us hlexim do E Island

18. Crocodile, African dwarf Ostealaemus tetraspis tetrnspfs West Africa do E

19. Crocodile, African slender- Crocr3dyhu cataphracras Western and central Africa do E snouted

26. Crocodile, American Crocodylus acrritu U.S.A. (FL}, Alexico, do II Mexico, South America, Central America, Caribbean

21. Crocodile, Ceylon mugger Crocod}dus palustris kintbula Sri Lanka do E

22. Crocodile, Congo dwarf Osteolaenras tetraspis osbom} Conga River drainage da E

23, Crocodile, Cuban Cracodyhr3 rhombffer Cuba do E

24. Crocodile, Morelet's Crocodj•lru moreieti! Mexico, Belize, Guatemala do T3

25. Crocodile, mugger Crocodylus paltrstr}s palrutrfs India, Pakistan, Iran, Bangladesh do E

26. Crocodile, Nile CrocadylrunflotTcus Africa do B

27. Crocodile, Orinoco Crocadj•!ru intermediru South America: Orinoco do B River Basin

28. Crocodile, Philippine Crocodyhrs novaeguineae Phllippsne Islands do E rrrbtrlorerxrls 29. Crocodile, saltwater Crocodjdru porosus Southeast Asia, Entire, except

{=estuarine) Australia, Papua- Papua^4ew E iti'ewGuinea, Pacific Islands Guiuea

30. Crocodile, Ssamese Crocodyltu sianrerrsfs Southeast Asia,Malay Peninsula Bn[ire E

31. Gavial{^ghanal} Gav}alusganget}cus Paksstan,Buena, do a Bangladesh, India

32, Gecko, day Phelsrana eduardnetvionf Indian Ocean: il4auridus do E

33. Gecko, Round ]stand day Phefsurr:a grrent}:eri Indian Ocean: Mauritius do E

34. Iguana, Anegada ground Cychrm pfngtr}s West Indies: British Virgin Islands {Ane- do E gada Tsland)

35. Iguana, Barrington land Conolophres pall}dos Ecuador (Galapagos Island} do E

36. Iguana, Fiji handed l3rachylaphus fasciatus Fiji, Tonga do E

37. Iguana, Fiji crested Brachylop}uu vit}ensls Fiji do E

38. Iguana, Mona ground Cjclura stejnegeri U.S.A,(Puerio Rico; Mona Island] do T

39, Lizard, blunt-nosed leopard Gmr:belfa (=Crotaphytus) siltu U.S.A. {California) do B

4I1. Lizard, Coachella Valley Unm }norrtata do do T (tinge-lode

41. Lizard, Tsland night riversiena Xarxrrsla (=Klauberina) do do T

42, Lizazd, St. Croix ground Ameiva polops U.S.A. (Virgin Islands: Green do E Coy, Protestant Cay)

43. Monitor, Bengal yaranus bengalerrsfs Iran, Iraq, India, do B

Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Afghanistan, Eurma, Vietnam, Thailand 44. A4onitor, desert 1'nranus griseus North Africa to do E Neareazt, Caspian Sea through U.S.S.R. Eo Pakistan, Northwcst[ndia 45. Monitor, Komodo i'granus kar[odensis Indonesia (Komodo, do E Island Rintja, Padar, and western Flores Island) 46. Monitor,yeBow 1pran[rsJiasesceru 11'cStPakistan do E through India to Bangladesh 47. Python, Indian Pythor[ urah[rus rnohrrr+s Sri Lanka and India do P. 48. Rattlesnake, New Mexican Crntairrs wfllardi obscun[s U.S.A.(NM}, Mexico do T ridge-nosed 49. Snake, Atlantic salt marsh Neradin jnscia[a raeutata U.S.A.{Florida) do T 59. Snake, eastern indigo Dryn[archor[ costs tauperi U.S.A. (AL,FL, GA, MS, SC) do T 51. Snake, San Francisco garter Thmanaphis sfrta7is tetrarawifa U.S.A. (California) do E 52. Tartaruga Podocnemis expaasa South America: Orinoco and Amazon do 8 [fiver basins 53. Terrapin, ricer (=Tuntong) Baragur basks halaysia, Banglades€t,Burma, India, Indo- do E nesia 54. Tomistorna Tamisrnura schfegelii Malaysia, Indonesia do E 55. Tortoise, angulated Geachetone }riiphara hfalagazy Republic do E (=\4adagascar) 56. Tortoisc,Bolson GophertuJlavornarginatiu Mexico da E 57. Tortoise, desert Gophenrs agassizii U.S.A. (Utah, Arizona, California, Beaver Dam Slope, Utah T Nevada; Mexico 58. Tortoise, Galapagos Geachelor:e e7ephauroptrs Ecuador (Galapagos Islands) Entire H 59. Tortoise, Indian flap-shell Lisse+nys ptarctata punctata India, Pakistan, Bangladesh do E 6t). Tortoise, radiated Geochelone (=Testtrda} radiate Malagasy Republic {=\4adagascar) do E 6L Tracaja Podacrremis ta[ifilis South America Orinoco and Amazon do E RIYer ba51R5 62. Tuatara Spher:odors prarcmtus Nesv Zealand do E 63. "iLrtle, aquaGe box Terrapeue caahuifa Mexico do E 64. Turtle, black softshell Tfionyx aigricaas Bangladesh do E 65. 'ltrrtle, Bumtese peacock Aforenia ocellata Btuma do H 66. Turtle, Cuatro Cienegas Trionyx afar Mexico do E softsltell 67. Turt€e, geometric Geochelor:e geonietrica Union of South Africa do E 68. 7Urtle, green sea Chelor:fa n:ydas Cvcumglobal in tropical and temperate Wherever found except T scar and oceans where listed as endangered below 69. 1}rrtle, greeu sea Chelonia mydas Breeding colony do B populations in FI, and on Pacific coast of McA1C0 70. Turtle, hawksbill sea (=Carey) Erennocheiys i+nbrirnta Tropical seas Entire E 71. 'Ilutle, Indian sawback Kachuga facto recta India do E 72. Turtle, Indian softshell 7Yion}x gangeticus Pakistan, India do E 73. '1lrrtkc, Kemp's (=Atlantic) Lepidocl:elys kerrtpit Tropical and temperate seas do E Ridley sea 74. Turtle, ]eatherback sea Derraoclrelys coriacea Tropical, temperate, and sulrpolar seas do E 75. Turtle, loggerhead sea Caretta careua Circtrmglobal in ttopica] and do T temperate sails and oceans 76. Turtle, Olive {Padfic) Lepidacheiys olivacea Wherever found except where do T Ridley sea listed as endangered below 77. Turtle, Olive (Pacific) Ridley Lcpidochel}•s o7ivacea Breeding colony Populations on PaciCrc do E sea coast of Mexico 78. Turtle, peacock softshell Tria[yx hartna India, Bangladesh Entire E 79. Turtle, Plymouthred^rellied Pseiulerr[ys (=Chrysemys) U.S.A. {Massachusetts) do E rr[briveatris barrgsi sa. 71rrt€e, short-necked or western Pserrdemydura mr:brine Australia do E swamp 81. Turtle, spotted pond Geocle+rr+nys {=Darrronia) North India, Pakistan do E harailtoari 82. Turtle, threeskeeled Astan Geoerr[yda (-Ntcorta) rricari- Central India to Bangladesh and Burma do E onto

{d) AMPHIBIANS I. Coqui, golden Eletaheradact}•lr[s jasperi U.S.A. (Puerto Rico) do T 2. Frog, Israel painted Ducoglossus aigriventer Israel do B 3. I?rog, Panamanian golden Ate7apus rarirrs zeteki Panama do E 4. Frog, Stephen Island Leivpelma han[iltoni Nesv Zealand do B 5. Salamander, Chinese giant Aruirias davidimu[s davidian[rs V}cstcm China do B

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6. Salamander, desert slender Darrnchoseps ar(dr

{e) F1S HFS L. A[a Salik (vout) Snlmo plat)rephalus Turkey Entire E 2. Ayumodaki (loath) Himenopl(vsa (=DoUa) arrta Japan do E 3. 131indcat, Mexican Prietella phrenropltifa M1iexico do E 4. flonytail, Pahranagal G(la robtrsta jonfnni U.S.A. (Nevada) do E 5. Ronytounguc, Asian Scleropages fonnostrs Thailand, Indonesia, do E htalaysi a fi, Catfish ino common namcj Pangasirts saniM^ongsei Thailand do E 7. Catfish, grant Pangnsinnodan glgas do do E 8. Cavefrsh, Alabama Speopfaq^rhin+ts pntdsoni U.S.A. (Alabama} do T 9. Chub, bonytaiL Gila elegarts U.S.A. (A^, CA, CO, NV, UT, Wl^ do E 10. Chub, humpback Gila c7p1:a U.S.A. {A2, CO, UT, ^S^') do E 11. Chub, Mohave Gila mohaveruis U.S.A. {California} do E 12. Chub, slender Hybapsis calm( U.S.A. {TN, VA) do T 13. Chub, spotfin Hybapsis monacha U.S.A. (AL, GA, NC, TNT, VA) do T 14. Cicek(minnow) Acanthanrrtlashmidlirschi Turkey da E 15. Cisco, longjaw Coregomrs alpenae U,S.A. and Canada do E (Lakes Michigan, ITutan, Erie) lfi. Cut-ui Chasmistes cnjras U.S.A. (Nevada) do E 17. Dace, Kendall Warm Springs Rhinichthys osctdrrs rhenr:alls U.S.A. (Wyoming) do E i6. Data, h9oapa Morrpa cortacea U.S.A. (Nevada) do E 19. Darter, bayou Etheastoma nrbrwn U.S.A. (Mississippi) do T 20. Darter, fountain Etheastoma fonticola U.S.A. (Texas) do. E 21. DaRer, Leopard Percina pantherina U.S.A. (AR, OK) do T 22, Darter, Aaryland Erheostmna seHare U.S.A. (Maryland) do E 23. Darter, Okalaosa Etheostana okalnosae U.S.A. {Florida) do E 24. Barley slackwatcr Etheostana boschungi U.S.A. (ATy TN) do T 25. Darter, snail Perrvra tanasi U.S.A. {Tennessee) do II 26. Darte ,watercress 8tl:eastoma mrchale U.S.A. {Alabama) da E 27. Gambusia, Big Bend Gambttsla gaigel U,S.A. (Texas} do E 28. Gambusia, Clear Creek Gmnbnsla heterachir do do E 29. Gam6usia, Goodenough Gmnbiesia mnistadertsis do do E 30. Gambusia, Pecos Gambrrsia rrobilis U.S.A. (NM, T7^ da II 31. Gambusia,SanMarcos Grunbreslageosgei U,S.A.(Texas) do E 32. 1Ci11ilish, Pahrump Farrpetrlchthys latos U,S.A. (Nevada} do E 33. Madtom, Setoto Notirnrs trarttmani U.S.A. (Ohio) do E 34. Aladtom, yellowfin Nohlrtrs flat7pinnis U.S.A. (GA, TN, VA) do T 35. Nekogigi Careobagr:u• irhikawn( Japan do E 3b, Pifce, blue Stizostedian vitreum glaucrrm U.S.A, and Canada (Lakes Erie, Ontario} do E 37. Pupftsh, Comanche Springs C}prinodon elegnns U.S.A. (Texas) do E 38. Pup6sh, Devil's Hole Cyprinodon diabolis U.S:A. {Nevada) do E 39. 1?upFish, l.con Springs C}prinadon bavinus U.S.A.{Texas) do E 40. Pupfish, Owens River C)prinDdon radiostrs U.S.A. {California) da II 41, 1'upfish, Tecoga 4}prir:odors netndensls calidae do do E 42. Pupflsh, Warm Springs Cyprir:odon nevaderssls U,S.A. (Nevada} do E pectaralls 43. Squawfisb, Colorado River Pryrhocheilrrs hrcitts U.S.A. (AZ, CA, Cp, NM, NV, UT, WY} do E 44. Stickleback, unarmored Gnsterosterrs aculeatres willian:- U.S.A, (California) do II threespine sort 45. Sturgeon, shortnoso Acipenser brevirostrr

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49. Totoaba (seatrout or weakfish) C}^roscion nmcdonaldi Mexico {Gulf of Califomia) do E ^, " 50. Trout, Arizona Sabno apache U.S,A, (Arizona) do T Si. Trout, Gila Salnro gilae U.S.A. (New Mexico) do F 52. Trout, greenback cutthroat Sahrro clarki stontlas U.S.A. (Colorado) do T 53. Trout, Lahontan cutthroat Sabno clarki henshawi ILS.A. (CA, NV) do T 54. Trout, Little Kem golden Salnro agrrnbonila u•lrirei U.S.A. (California) do T 55. Trout, Paiute cutthroat Sahrro clarki selenirls do do T 56. Vlouadtin Plagoptenrs argentissbrrus U.S.A. (AZ, NV, UT) do E

(f) SNAi1S 1. Snail, Chittenango ovate amber Succbrea chitlermrrgoeusis lLS,A. (New York) NA T 2. Snail, flat-spired three-toothed Triodapsis pfapsayoides U.S.A. (Best Virginia) NA T 3. Snail, Iowa Pleistocene Discus macclintocki U.S.A. (Iowa) NA E 4. Snail, Rlanus Island tree Papastyfa pu&herri+rra Admiralty Islands (Manus Islands) NA E 5. Snail, noonday Alesorlon clarki nanrahala U.S.A. (North Carolina) NA T 6. Snail, Oahu tree Achalinella spp. {all species) U.S.A. (I-Iawaii) NA E 7. Snail, painted snake Angerisplra pion U.S.A. (Tennessee) NA T eoi[cd forest 8. Snail, Stack Island Orthalicrrs roses U.S.A. (Florida) NA T 9. Snail, Virginia fringed moon- Polpgyriscur virginlnnru U.S.A. (Virginia) NA E fain

(g) CLAMS 1. Peazly mussel, Alabama ]amp Larnpsllls rirescens U,S.A. (AL,'fA^ NA E 2. Pearly mussel, Appalachian Quadrala sparsa U.S.A. (TN, VA) NA E monkeyface 3. Pearly mussel, birdwing Conradilla caelata do NA H 4. Pearly mussel, Cumberland Yllosa {=Aficmmya} trnbalis U.S.A. (Kentucky) NA E bean S. Pearly mussel, Cumberland Quadntla intenrredia U.S.A. (AL, TN, VA) NA E monkeyface 6. Pearly mussi;l, Curtis' Bpiablasu:a (=Dysnomia} U.S.A. (Missouri) NA E Jlorentina cnMlsi 7. Pearly mussel, dromedary Dmmus dromas U.S.A. (TN, VA} IOTA E 8. Pearly mussel, gceen^lossam Epiablasnta (=Dysno+nia} do NA H iarulosa gubemaculwrn 9. Peazly mussel, Higgins' eye Lanpsilis htgginsi U.S.A. (IL, IA, MN, MO, NE, Wl} NA H ' i0. Pearly mussel,Nicklin's Megalonaiasntcklirreana A4exicv NA E 11. Pearly mussel, orange-footed Plethobasus cooperianus U.S.A. (AL, IN, IA, KY, OH, PA, TN) NA E I2. Peazly mussel, pale ]illiput Toxalasrna (=Caruncnllna} U,S,A. (AL, TI+l) NA H c}•lirrdrella 13. Peazly mussel, pink mucket Lztr+npsilis orbiculata U.S.A. (AL, iL, IN, KY, MO, OH, PA, NA H TN, WV) 14. Pearly mussel, Sampson's Eploblasrna {=Dysnomta) U.S.A. (IL, Ili NA E smnpsonl 15. Peazly mussel, Tampico Cyrtonaias tarnpieoensis Mexico NA E " tecomaleruls 16. Peazly mussel, tubercled- Eplohlasma (=DysnomiaJ U.S.A. (IL, KY, TN, WV} NA E blossom torulosa forulosa ' 17. Peazly mussel, twgid-blvssam Eploblasma (-Dysrrornla} U.S.A. (AL, TN} NA E tnrgidtrla I8. Pearly mussel, white cat's paw Epiablasrna (=Dysrronria} U.S.A. {IN, MI, OH) NA E srrlcata delicata 19. Pearly mussel, white wartyback Pledrobasrrs cicatricosnrs U.S.A. (AL, TN) ATA E 20. Pearly mussel, yellow^lossom Eptablasma (=Dysnomla} do NA H Jlorentiaa florer:ti+ra 21, Pigtoe, fine-rayed F'usconaia cmreohrs U,S,A. (AL, TN, VA) NA H 22. Pigtce, rough Pleurobenna plerrwrr U.S.A. (KY, TN, VA) NA E 23. lhgioe, shiny Fnscarraia edgariwra U.S.A. (AL, TN, VA) NA E 24. Pocketbook, fat Potamilus {=Prapterm} capax U.S,A. (AR, IN, MO, UH) NA E 25. Ritt^e shell, tan Epioblasnra tralkeri U.S.A. (KY, TN, VA) NA E

~~(b} CRUSTACEANS 1. Isapod, Socorzo Tlrernrosphaerama U.S.A. (New Mexico) NA E {=Exosphaeroma} thennophilrrs~~

~~(i) INSBCTS f, Eeetle, Delta green ground llaphnrs viridrs U,S.A. (Califotia) NA T 2. Beetle, valley elderberry Desmocerrrs callfomicrrs do NA T longhorn din:orpl:rrs~~

~~Register, April, 1998, Na, 508 317 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES NR 27.x3~~

3. Butterfly, Bahama swallorvtasl Pnpilio andrnerrrrnr bonhotei U.S.A. (FL), Bahamas NA T d. Butterfly, F.l Segundo blue Eupf:floras (=Shijftrriaeofdes) )i.S,A, (Cal'sfornia) NA E batroides a!lyni 5. Butterfly, Langc's metalmark Apodenda aronno iangei do IYA E b. Butterfly, Lotis blue Lyrneides argyragnamon lobs do t`'A 6 7. Butterfly, mission blue Icarfcia icarioides nrissfonensfs do MA E 8, Butterfly: Oregon silverspot Speyeria zerene hippalyea Oregon, Washington IVA T 9. Butterfly: Palos Verdes blue Gfaucopsyrhe lygdamns U.S.A. (California) HA E palosserrfeserrsis [U. Butterfly, San Bmno elfin Callophr7•s massif bayensis do NA E I1. Butterfly, Schaus swallowtail Papllio arisrcrdernus poncemms U.S.A. (Florida) NA T t2. Butterfly,Smith'sbluc E:rplrilores(=Shijbrrineoides} U.S.A.{California) NA E erraptes srr:ithi I3. Moth, Kern primrose sphinx Enproserpinns eitterpe do [VA T

~~{^) PLA^75~~

Spec es Sriemific name Common Dame Historic range Stntv_s 1. Alismafareae—linter plantain Bunched arrowhead U,S,A, {NC, SC1 E ja+nily: a. Sagittarfa jascicrelata 2. Asreraceae—Asrerjamily: a. Echi+iacea tennesseeasis Tennessee purple coneflower U.S.A. {TIC E b. Lipoc}:aeta re+rosa Nonc U.S,A. {t►I) E 3, Berberidaceae—Barberry ja7nfly: a. Berberis sonnei Truckee barberry U.S.A. (CA) E ^1. Betulaceae—Birch jaurify: a. Betula uber Virginia round-3eaf b'srch U.S.A. (VA) E 5. Brassfcaceae—Mustard fanrfly: a, Arabisn^cdwraidiana McIIonald'srock^ress U.S. A.(CA} H b. Erysiunrm capitatam var, Contra Costa wallflower do E angiestahun 6. Cactaceac—Cactus fror:ify: a. Anclstroracnrs tabuschff Tobusch fishhook cactus U.S.A. (1^{) E (=Echfnorachrs f., Alarnrnillarfa t.) b. Car^phantha rrrfnhna (=C. Nellie cory cactus do E nellieae, Escabaria rr., blmronilfnrfa n.} C. Coryphantha rmntllasa Bunched cory Cactus U.S.A. ('i'X), Mexico (Coahuila) T d. Coryphantha sneedfi var, lee! Lee pincushion cactus U•S.A. (NPR T (-Escabaria 1., Mamrnlllaria L) o. Coryp3:artha sneedfi var. Sneed pincushion cactus U.S.A, ('1'X, 23M} B sneedfi [^Escobaria s., bfwmnfllaria s.J f. Ech6iocacha horizanrhador:ius Nichol's 7lrrk's head cactus U.S.A. {A^ E var, nichalii g. Echfnocereas engelrnannii Purple—spined hedgehog cactus U.S.A. (ilT) H var. purpureus b. Echfnacereus kuenzlerf Kuenzler hedgehog cactus U,S.A. {Niti^ B {=E hernpelif ojatdhars, not FabeJ I. Echfnocereres Jloydii Lloyd's hedgehog cactus U.S, A, (TX7 B (=E. roetrerf var. L) j. Echinocererss reichenbachil Black lace cactus do E var. albertff (_^ urelarrocentrrrs} k• Echirrocererrs triglachrdiatrrs Arizona hedgehog cactus U.S.A. (AZ) H Var, arfZOnfcuS {=E, ATi2anfCrlS) 1. Echirmrererrs trfglochidiatrrs Spineless hedgehog cactus U•S.A. (CO, UT) II var. fnermis (=E. coccineug var. i., E. phoenice[rsti'ar, i.J m. Erhfnocereus virldiJlorres Davls' green pitaya U.S.A. (TX} II var, davisff {=E, davislf) . n. Neolloydfa mariposerrsis Lloyd's Mariposa cactns do T (=Echfarrcacius rrr., Echinwnastrrs a:.} o. Pedlacachrs bradj•f Brady pincushion cactus U,S.A. {A^ II

~~p. Pedfacactus knowltonlf Knowlton cactus U.S,A, (1Vhi, CO) E q. Pedfocactirs peebleslmrns var. Peebles Navajo cactus U.S.A. (A^ H peebiesfanus (=Echinocactru p, Navajos p., ?'aumeya p„ Utah fa p.)~~

~~Register, April, 1998, No. SUS Nii 27.03 WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE 318~~

r. Pediocnctus sileri sler pmcushian cactus U.S.A. (AZ, U1) E (-lcJrinacactus s., Utnhia s.) s. Srlerocacurs glarrctrs Uinta Bazin hookless cactus U.S.A. (CO, UT) T {=Ecltirrocacttts g., E, subglntrcus, E. svhippleivnr, g„ Pediocactrts g., S, frankti- nil) t. Scleracachrs rnesae-rerdae Mesa Verde cactus U.S.A. (CO, NAl) T (=Cofaradon rrr-, Echinocactrts ur., Pedio• cactus rrr.) u. Sclerocacttrs svrightine Wright fishhook cactus U.S.A. (UT) E

~~7. Cistaeae—Rockrase fnnrify:• Mountain golden heather U.S.A. {NC) T a. Iftalsonia nronrnna 8. Crasstrinceae—Sra:eerop family: Santa Barbara lsland U.S.A. (CA) E~~

a. Dudleya traskiae hvcforever 9. CupressuceaeCypress fnrnilr: Chilean false larch (-alerce) Chile, Argentina T a. Fitvroya cupressoides 10. 1;ricaceae—Heath fwnify: a. Arctoslaphylos lioakeri Raven's maraanita U.S.A. (CA) E ssp. rnvenii b, Rhododendron chaprnanii Chapman rhododendron U.S,A. (FL) E 11. Fabaceae—Peafnrnily°: a. Astiagalus perianus Rydberg milk--vetch U.S.A. (U I] T h. Bapiisia amclurifern Hairy rattleweed U.S.A, (OA) E C. LOhts der:drofderrs San Clemente island broom U.S.A. (CA) H [=scapnrinsJ ssp. traskiae d. Vicia menziesii Hawaiian vetch U.S.A. {HI} H 12, Hydrophyllaceae---Rnterfenffanilyc a. PhrsceJla argillacea Nona V.S.A. (U'1) H [3. Lrrnriaceae—RJfntfanily: a. Haplastachys hnplostachya do U.S.A. (HI) E oar. argustifolia b. Iledeonrn todsenii Todsens pennyroyal U.S.A, (N114} E c. Pogag}r:eabrarnsii San Diego mesa mint U.S.A.(CA) E d. Ste+rogyne angust[folia rar. None U.S.A. (Hf) E angtestifolia 14. Lilrnceae—Lllyfamily: a. Harperacallls flava Harper's beauty U.S.A. (FL.) E b. TYilllran persistens Persistent trillium U.S.A. {GA, SC) E 15. Alalvaceae----Afaldarvjamily: a. L'allirJtne scabrirtscula Texas poppy tallow U.S.A. {TX) E b. Kokia coakei Cooke's kokio U.S.A. (liI) E c. Afafacoihmnnus clenientintu San Clemente lsland U.S.A. (CA) E bush-mallow 16. NyctaghiaceaeFour-rclock fanny: MacFazlane'S four-oclock U.S.A, (1D, pR) E a. Afirabilisnracfarlanei 17. Onagraceae Evening primrasefanlly: a. Oenorhera nvita ssp, eimekensis Eureka Vallay evening^rimrose U.S.A. {CA} H b. Oenothera deltoldes ssp, hou'ellll Antioch Dunes evening-primrosa do E 18. Papus^eraceae---Fappy fantly: BwarCbear-poppy T7.S.A. (U1') E a. Arrtontecon huniilis 19. Pinacerse Pirrefmnily: Guaiemalanflr(=pinabete} Mexico, Guatemala, a. Abies guaterrinierrsis Honduras, Hl Salvador T 2Q. PaaceaeErass fanitiy; a. Orcuttla »rucronata Solaro (-Cramptort's Oscutt) U.S.A. {CA} E grass b. Slvallenlaalexandrae Eureka Duns grass do E c. Zlurnia texana Texas wild-rice U.S.A. (TXj E 21. Palygor:aceae Btrcxls•Jreatfarr:ily: a. Eriogonunr g)•psophlltan Gypsum wild buckwheat U.S.A. (NR^ T 22. Rmrwtculnceae—Butterrrupfa»ll}': a. Acarriturn nos'eburacense Northern wild monkshood U.S.A. (IA, NY, OH, WI} T b. Delphinlwrr kfnkie»se San Clemente lsland larkspur U.S.A. (CA) H 23. Iiosaceae----Rose fan:it>: Bobbins einquefoi3 U.S,A, (NH and V'i) E a. Poleutilla robbinsiaia 24. SarraceniaceaePitcherpinni fnmlly: Green pitcher plant U.S.A. (AL, GA) E a. Sarracer:ia oreopJ:ila 25. Scrophularinreae—,Snapdragon fanflye a. Cnstillefa grlsen San Clemente Island Indian U.S.A. {CA) B

~~Registcs,April, 1998, No. 508 319 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES NR 2fi3O3~~

parnt msh b. Corxfylanthrrs maririrnus ssp. maritin:ru Salt mazsh bird's beak U.S.A. (CA}, hicxico (Baja California) E c. Pedlctrfaris frrrbishiae Furbish Eauscwort U.S.A. (AtB), Canada (\ew Brunswick} E

~~(2) WISCO,\'SIN IINDM'GERED SPECIES LIST~~

~~(a) Mammals 1. I'itte Marten -- Afaries america+ta 3. Timber FFolf -Cmris lupus (also U.S. Endangered}~~

(b) Birds 1. Piping Plover -Charadriru nreladtu 2. Trumpeter Swan - Cygntu brrccinaror 3. Yellow-TluaatedWarb]er-Denroiradorni+rica 3m. Snowy Egret - Egretta dada 4. PeregineFalcon-Falcoperegrinres(alsoU,S.Endangered) 5. 1lrorn-Eating Warbler - Nelmirhems vennivorru 6. Loggerhead Shrike - I.anius Irrdovicianus 6m. Red-necked Grebe - Podiceps grisegena 7. Caspian Tem -Sterna caspia 8. Eorster's Tern - Srema forsteri 9. Common Tem - Sterna hinordo 19. Hewick's Wren -Thyromnrres bewickii 11, Barrr Owl - Tj7o alhrr (c) Reptiles 1. Ornate Box `Iltrtle - Terrnperre onrata 2, Sltnder G€ass Lizard --Ophisaurus aftemrahu 3. Queen Snake-Regbtaseplemvlttata 4. Western Ribbon Snake --Than:nopPris proximru S, I\'onhemRibbonSnake-- TPrmrurophissauritru 6. Massasauga-Sislruruscateuatus (d) Amphibians 1. Blanchard'sCricketFrog--Acriscrepitans ^^ (e} Fishes 1. Skipjack Herring -Alosa chpsochloris 2. Crystal barter- A»u+:ocryptaasprella 3. Blun[noseBarter-Eiheosiornachlaro,camrmr ' 4. StarheadTopttvnnow-Frmdulusnotti 5, Goldeye-Hiodon alosoides 6. Gravel Chub-Hpbopsisx-punctata 6m. Black Redhorse -Afoxoslorrra duguerunei 7. Pallid Shiner-Nolropis annls 8. Striped Shiner-Notropischrysocephalru 9. SlcnderMadtom-Notunrsexilis

(f) Insects 1, Pecatonica Rives Mayfly-Acanthametropru pecaronlca lm. Rcd-veined Prairie Leafhopper^AJlexiarrrbrantrra 2. AFlat-headed A4ayfly -- Ar:epearru simplex 2m. SwampMctalmarkButtcrfly-Cnlephelisrnrrtica 3. I^orthem Blue Butterfly - Lycacides idas 4. Giant Carrion Beetle --Nicmphanrs mrrericm:tu 5. PowesheikSkipper--parisrnaponesheik 6. Extra-striped Snaketail Iragonfly -- Ophiogomphus mtomalorrs 7. Saint Croix Snaketail Dragonfly-- Ophiogomphus srubec):a 8. Silpitium Borer Moth - Papaiperna silphii 9. Phlox Moth-Scirinia indiann 9g. Warpaint Emerald Dragonfly-Sornatochloraincunata 9m. Mine's Emerald Dragonfly-Somatachlora hineana 9t. Regal Fritillary-Speyeriaidalia 1f1. Knobel'sltifffnBxtle-Stenelrnisib:obeli _ 1Qrrt. I_alce Huron Locust --Trirrrerotropishtrmniana (g) Mussels I. Spectacle Case - Curnberlandla nronodonta 2. Purple Wartyback -- C}rlonaias hrberculata 3. Butterfly- Ellipsaria lir:eolata f4. Elephant Far-Elliptiocrassidens 5. Snuffbox - Epiablasrna trlquetra 6. Ebonyshell - Fruconaia ebena 7. Higgins Eye Pearly 114ussel-Lampslfis Prigginsi (also U.S. Endangered)

~~Register, April, 1998, \o. S08 NR 2x7.03 WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE CODS 320~~

8. Yellow and Slough Sandsiteil - Irrrnpsilis tares ^- 9. Bullhead--Plediabnsrtscyphyus 10. Winged [1lapleleaf- Qaadnila fragasn 11. Rainbow Shcil - Îlosn iris (h) Snails 1. Hubricht's Vertigo - Srerliga hubricfrri 2. Occult Vertigo -- i'ertiga ocrulra {i) Plants 1. Anemone rarofir[rmia -Carolina Anemone (Ranunculaceae: Crowfoot Family) 2, Anemone n:irlrifrda - no common name (Ranunculaceae: Crowfoot family) 3. Arenaria macrophylla - no common name (Caryophyllaceae:Pink Family) 4. Annoracia aquntica -Lake Cress (llrassicaceae: Mustard Family) 4m. Asrlepias parpurascens -Purple Mill:sveed (Asclepiadaceae: \4ilkweed Family) 5. Aspieniiu[r wide-Green Spleemvort (Polypodiaceae: Fem Family) 6. Asrragalrrs alpinus - Alpine \lilk Vetch (Fabaceae: Bean Family) . 7. Astragafus crasrrcarpru -Prairie Plum {Fabaceae: BeanFantily) 7m. Astrngafus neglecters-Coppers Milk Vetch (Fabaccaea3ean Family) 7t. Bomrhi[un crur[pesrre -Prairie 1,400nwort (Opltioglossaceae: Adder's -tongue Family) , S. Borryrhium hararia -- Moonwort (Oph'soglossaceae: Adder z-tongue Family) 8m. Darrychi[an rrronno - GohFin Fem (Ophioglossaceae:Adder'sôngue Family} 9. Caltha narans- a Mazsh Marigold (Ranunculaceae: Croufoot Family) 9m. Cmnassia scillardes- Wild Hyacinth (LiEiaceae: Lily Family) 19. Carex enrsôrvi - no cormrlon name (Cyperaceae: Sedge Family) ]t]m. Carex taeviragi+tam -Smooth-sheathed Sedge (Cyperaceac: Sedgy Family) ll. Carex krprdifornris -no rnmmon name (Cyperaceae: Sedge Family} 12. Carex media - no common name (Cyperaceae: Sedge Family) 12m. Carexschneinitzii-Schweinitz'SSedge(G^peraceae:SedgeFamily) 13. Carabrosn aquatrca -Brook Grass {Poaceae: Grass Family) 14. Collirtsonla canadensls -Stoneroo; (I.amiaceae: Msnt Family) 15. Conroselrntun chinense - Hemlock-parsley (Apiaceae: Parsley Family) • _ .16. Dlarrhenamnericana-BcakGrass(Poaceae:GrassFamily) I7. Dry&[ lanrealata - no common name (Brassicaceae: Mustard Family) [7g. Eleorhartsnitida-NeatSpikcûsh(Cyperaceae:SedgeFamily) Elm. Eleochmiswolfi- Wo]f Spike-ntsh (Cyperaceae: Sedge Family) 18. Eleoci:arts quadrangulata -- a Spike^tssh (Cyperaceae: Sedge Family) 19. Ertgenta brtlbosa-Harbinger-of^pring (Apiaceae: PanleyFamily} 20. Firnbrtstplts puberula - no common name (Cyperaceae: Sedge Family) 21• Fuirena p[mtila -Umbrella Sedge (Cyperaceae: Sedge Family) 22. Geacaulan ttvidtun -Northern Comandra {Santalaceae: Sandy]-woodFamily} 22m. Gerardiaskinnertana-Pa2eFalsePoxglove(Scorphu[ariacoae:FigRortPamily) 22p. Junarssggtus--Bog Rush (Suncaceac:RushFamily) 22t. Lespedezaleptastachya-PrairieBushClover{Pabaceae:BeanPamily) 23. Liatris punctafa -Dotted Blazing Star (Asteraceae; CompositcPamily} 24. LtsteraaurPculntn-AuricEedTlvayblade(Orchidaceae:OrehidPamily) 24m. Lonicera involucrala -Ply Honeysuckle (Caprifo]iaceae: Honeysuckle Family) 25. Afelica s+nirl[fl - Smith Melic Grass (Poaceac: Grass Family} 25g, hfuhteubergia richardsonis-Mat h4uhly (Poaceae: Grass Family) 25j. Orobanche Irrdoviciana -Louisiana Broommpe (Orobanchaceae: Broomrape Family) 25m. O.cytropis cnmpestris -Fassett's Locoweed (Fabaceae; Bean Family) 2b. Pamassia pnrviflora - a Grass^f-Parnassus (Saxi@agaceae:Saxifmge Family) 27. Phiax gtaberrima -Smooth Phlox (Polenutiaceae: Phlox Family) 28, Pinguiculasp[rlgads-Butterwort(Lentibulariaceae:BladdenvortFami[y) 24. Planlaga carriara -Heart-leaved Plantain (Plantaginaceae:PlantainFomily) 29m• Platanihera teucophaea -Prairie White--Fringed Orchid (Orchidaceae: Orchid Family) 29t. Polernarrtvn occidentate ssp. 7uc[rstre -Western 7arnb's laddex (Polemoniaceae: Phlox Family) 3D. PoJygala incarnata -Pinkb3ilkwort (Polygalaceac: Milkaort Family) 30m. Poiarr[ogeton pulci:er- Sported Pond Weed (Potamagetonaccae: Pond \Need Family) 31, Frenarrlhes aspera --Rough White Lettuce (Asteraccae: Composite Family) 32. Prenanrhes creptdirrea-Great White Lettuce (Asteraceae: Composite Family) 33. Pterospora andron:edea-Pine drops (Pyrolaceaa WintergrcenFamily) 34, Pymia minor - Small Shinleaf (Pyrolaceae: Wintergreen Family) 3b. Rar:ta[cukrsgmeltnti-Small Yellow WaterCrowfoot(Ranunculaceae:CrowfootFamily) • 3bm. Rrunurcuirrslapparicrrs-LaplandButtcrcup("Ranunculaceac:CmwfootPamily) 37. Rhalodendron lappantcmn -Lapland Rosebay (Ericaceae: Heath Fantiiy) 38. Buellrah[unilis-TVildPetunia(Acanthaceae:AcantlnusFamily} 39. Snitx cordata-- Sand Dune Willow (Saiicaceae: Willow Family} 39m. Saltrpellita -SarinyWillow(Salicaceae:Willowâmily) 40d. Scirpus I:allri -Hall's bulrush (Cyperaccae: Sedge Family)

~~Register, April, 1498, No. 568 321 DBPATtTMETVT OF NA'T'URAL RESOURCES NR 27.03~~

44h. Sclerin retictrlaris-Netted Nut-lush (Cyperaceae: SedgeFamify) 40q, Scutellaria pnn¢rla -Small Skullcap (Laruiaceae: MintFamily) 4 [, Seinginelln selagir:aides - no common name {Sclaginellaceae: Selaginel[a Family)

41m. Silenevirginica--fire.pink (Caryvphyllaceae:PinkFamily) 42. Sofidago cnesia-Blue-stemrtted Go]denrod (Asteraceac: Composite Family} 43. Tmracednn hurarense - Lake Huron Tansy (Asteraceac: Composite Family) 44. 7haspirun bnrbinade -Hairy Meadow Parsnip (Apiaceae: Parsley Family) 4S. Trnrelfa coniifalia - Poamllower {Sasifragaceae: SaxifrageFazrrily) 45m. Trisenun melicoides -Purple False Oats (Poaceac: Grass Family) 46. Vaccinirun cespitusurn -Dwarf bilberry {Ericaceae: Heath Family) 47. S'accinirun sins-idaea-Mountain Cranberry (Fr'scaceac: Heath Family) 48. Ybrmrrun edule -- Squashberry (Caprifv]iaceac: Honeysuckle Family) 49. Yola finrhriatula - a Violet (Violaccac: Violet Faznily) {3) WISCOVSEN TH12};ATENED SPDCIFS L15T (a} 1{ammals-None {b) Elirds L Hcnslvw's sparrow-Arrar:odrarnru henslars•ii ]m. Red-shouldered Hawk-Btrtealineahrs 2. Great Egret - Casrneroditrs afb[rs 2m. YellvwRail--Conrmicopsnoveboracensis 2t. Spruce Grouse -Dendragaptrs canadensis 3. Cerulean Warbler - Dandroica cemien 4. Acadian Flycatcher - Enipidonar virescens 6. Ycllvw^.towncd Night Heron - Nyrtiraras violaceus 7. KentuckyWarblcr-Oparamisfannosus 8. Osprey - Pandlon haIiaelrrs 10. Greater Prairie Chicken-7jmpanucbrucupids pinnarus 11. Bell Vtrev-Vireo bellii 12. Hooded Warbler-- IS6lsonia citrinn

~~(c) Reptiles [. Wood "kltrtle - Cfeurmys bxsculpta 2, Blanding's'ilutle -Ernydaidea blmtdingl 3. Butler'sGartersnake-Tharrmophisbrdlerl (d} Amphibians -None~~

(e) Fishes 1. D1aeSucker--Cycleptuselongatus 2. Ozarkhiinnow-Dionda nubile 3. Speckled Chub - Hybapsis aestivalis 4. B1ackDuffalo-Ictlabusniger S. I,ongear Sunfish - I.epomis nregaloNs 6. River Redhorse - Afoxostama carbmtrar: 7. Greater Redhorsc --Afoxastonta valencietuiesl 8. PugnoseShiner-Norropisauoger:rss 9. Redfin Shiner --Notropis ranbratilis 10. Gilt Darter-Percinaevides 11. Paddlefish--Polyrxlon spatJiula

~~(fl ]nsects 1. Spatterdock darner dragonfly - Aesl:na rnranta 2. Frosted IIlfin - Inctsalta irres 2m. APrairielxafliopper-Polyarr^iadilata 2F. Pygmy Snaketai] Aragonfly - Ophiaganphrrs hoµ•ei~~

{g) Aiussels. 1. Bllipse--Actlnonaiasellipsifonnis 2. Sligpershell-Alasmidontavirtdis 3. RoekPackeibovk-Arcidenseonfragosres 4. Mvnkeyface-Quadrula uretmievra 5. \Vartyback-Quadrulanndulata 6. Salamander Mussel-Sirnpsouaiasanrbigua 7, Duckhorn-7Yitigonia verntcosa {h) Snails 1. \Ving Snaggletooth - Gastrocopla pmcern 2. Cherrystone Drop-Hendersonlaoccrdfa ^ {i) ]?lasts 1. Aconitmrr novaboracense -Arorthern Monkshood (Ranunculaceae: CrvwfootFamily) (also U.S. Threatened) 2, Adoxatnoschateldina-Muskroot(Adoxaceae:DioschatelFamily) 3. Agasfache nepelordes -Yellow Giant Hyssop (Lamiaceae: ]Hint Family)

~~Reg'sster, April, 1998, No. 508~~

~~NR 27.Q3 WISCQNSIN ADMINIS'T`RATIVE CODE 322~~

4. Agropyron dasysrachy7ur: -Thickspike Wheatgrass (Poaceae: Grass Fams[y) 4m. Asclepias ovnlffolta-- bwarf Milkweed (Ascicpiadaceae: Milkweed Famsly) 5. Asclepias fanrrginosa-- Wooly Milkweed (Asclepiadaceae: Milkweed Fanuly} 5. Asclepias sulfivantii - Prairie Milkwced {Asclepiadaceac: Milkweed Family) 7. Asplenrum ptanurt^drmr - Pinnap fid Spleenwart (Polypodiaceaa Fern Family) 8. Aster jurcatus - Porked Aster (Asteraceae: Aster Family) 9. Besseya btdlii -- Kitten Tails (Scrophulariaceae: Figwort Family) 10. Cacalta irrlserosa-Prairie Indian Plaintain (Asteraceac:Aster Faznily) 11. Cnlmrrovifja langrfolta-Sand Recd(Poaccae; Grass Family) Lim. Caltitricheheterophylla-largeWaterStarwort(Cailitichaceae: WaterStanvortPaznily} l2. Calypso btribosa- Calypso Orchid (Orchidaceae:Orchid Faznily) l3. Carex carryana -Corey's Sedge (Cyperaceae: Sedge Family} 14. Carex corrcinna-no common name (Cyperaceae: Sedge Pan>ily) 15. Carex exilis -Coast Sedge (Cyperaceae: Sedge Family) 16. Carex fasnrosa -Handsome Sedge (Cyperaceae: Sedge Family) I7. Carex garberi -- Garters Sedge (Cyperaceae: Sedge Family) I8. Cnrex lenticrdaris-lenticular Sedge {Cyperaceae: Sedge Family) l9. Cares michauxiarm - no common name (Cyperaceae: Sedge 20. Carex prasina - Drooping Sedge (Cyperaceae: Sedge Family) 21. Cirsirun hiNii - Prairie'fhistic (Asteraceae: Aster Family) 22. Cirshmrpircf:eri-Dune"1'histle(Asteraceae:CompositeFamily) 23. 4}nripediran mietinrun - Razu's-head lady's-slipper (Ordrsdaceae: Orchid Family} 24. G^pripedirmt candidmn -White Lady's slipper (Orchidaceaa Orchid Fanuly) 25. Drosera rurg7ica - a Sundew (Droseraceae: Sundew Family) 25. Orosem linearis - a Sundew (broscraceac: Sundew Fam'sly) 27. F,chinacea paRida -Purple Coneflower (Asteraceae: CompositeFamily) 2S. Eleacharis rosteNata-Beaked Spike Rush (Cyperaccac: Sedge Family) 29. Festuca occideataiis -Western Fescue (Poaceae: Grass Family} 30. Fraxinrrs quadrmrgrdara -Blue Ash (Oleaceae: Olive Family) 31. Gwniana albs -Yellowish Gentian (Gentianaceae: GentianFamily) . 32. Gerardin gauingeri - Ronnd Stemmed False Poxglove (Scrophulariaceae: Fig Wort Family 32m. Gnaphaliwn saxicola-CIIff Cudweed (Asteraceae: Aster Family) 33. HnbenarlaJlava var. herbiola -Tubercled Orchid (Orchidaceae:Orchid Pamily) 34. Hypericum sphaerocarpwn -Round Fruited St. Iohns Rori(Hyperscaceae: St. johns Wort Family) 35. Iris lacustris -Dwarf bake Iris (iridaceae: Iris Family) 36. Lespedeza virginicn -Slender Bush Clover (Fabaceae: Bean Family) 37. Lesquerellalrutoviciana -Bladderpod(Brassicaceae:h4ustazdFamily) 38. histerncomallarioides-Broad-[cavedTwayblade(Orchidaceae:OrchidFamily) 39. Opuntia fragrlis -Brittle Prickly Pear {Cactaceac: Cactus Family) 40. Orchis rotmrdifalia -Small Round-leaved Orchis (Ore3ridaceae: Orchid Family) 41. Orobanche faseicrdata - Clustered Broomrape (Orobanchaceae: Broomrape Family) 42. Pamassia palrrstris-aGrass--of-Parnassus (Saxifragaceae:SaxifrageFamily) 43. Partheniurn fntegrifoliran -Wild Quinine {Asteraceae: Composite Family) 44. Petasites saginaurs -Sweet Coltsfoot (Asteraceae:Composite Family) 45. Poa pahrdigeria -Hog ]3luegrass {Poaceae,Grass Family) 45. Polysticl:run bmunii-Braun's Holly Fem (Polypodiaccae; Fern Family) 47. Potarrrogeton ca fenrordes - no common name {Potamogetonaceae: Pondweed Family) 48. Patamogeton vaglnatus -Sheathed Pond Weed (Palartxigetonaceae; Pond Weed Family) 49. Polytnertta nauaifri -Prairiesparsley (Apiaceae: Parsley Family) 50, Psilocarya scirpoides -Bald Rush (Cyperaceae: Sedge Faudly) SOm. Ranunculus cy^ulxrlarra-Seaside Crowfoot (Ranunculaccae: Crowfoot Family} SI. Rrbes oxyacmuhoides-Hawthorn leaved Gvoselrerry (Saxifragaceae:Saxifrage Family) Slm. SalLrplturifolia - Flat-ieavedwillow[Sa]icaceae:WrllowFamily) Sip. Scirpuscesprlostrs-TltssockBuhtish(Cyperaceae;ScdgeFamily) Slt. Senecioi+rdecorus-P]ainsRagwort(Asteraceae:AsterPamily) Slw. Stdenenivea - SnowyCampion{Caryophyllaceae:]?inkFamily} 52. Soiidago spnthulata rar. gilfmand -Dune Goldenrod {Asteraceae: Composite Family) 52m, Spargartirrm glorneratwn -Clustered Bur Recd {Sparganiaceae: Bur Reed Family) 53. 7'ofreldfa glutinosa - False Aspftodel (Li&aceae; Lily Family) 54. Trillturnnivale-Snow Trillium(Lifiaeeae:lityFamily) 55. Trrsehan spicnnmi - Spike Tiisetum (Poaceae: Grass Family) 56, Yaleriana sitchensis-Marsh Valerian (Valerianaceae:ValerianFamilvl n^srory: s^r, rcegrsrer, aepremcer, ry ry, rvo. eaa, err, arrt--r y ; r. l^1 t$7 t:i. ana to 4. to 17.; renum, (2) (g) 1. to 12., 14. to 16., 18. to 33. to be (2) (g} 2. to 6., 9. to 12., 14., be 3. to 6., (3) (e) 2. to be L, {3) (e) 4, and 5. to be 2. and 3., (3) (e) 7, to be 4„ (3) {c) IS., 17. to 20., 22., 24„ 26., 29., 30., 32. to .34., 37. to 39., 43.,44„ 46. to 49., cr. (2) 1D. tote 6„ cr. (2) (b) 8„ (2}{c) 2., (2) (e} 1, and3., (3){b) I, and2., (3) (e) S., Rr (g)1., 7., 8.,10.,13., 15.,21.,23., 25.,27., 28., 31„35., 35„ 40. to 42., and 45., renum. 1Vovcmber, 1982, ho. 323, efF. I2--1-82; r. and recr, (i), Register, August,1983, No. {3) (g) 2. to 23. to be 5., 5., 8. to 12., 14, to 19, 21., 22., 24., 25, 29„ 30., 33., 35., 332, eff. 9-I-$3; cr. (2) (g) 4m., 7m., 8m., 9m., 22m„ 30m., 40h„ 40q., (3) (; 38., cr. (3) {g) 2, to 4., 7., I3., 20., 23., 26. to28., 31., 32., 34., 35. and 37., Regiskei•, 3m., 4e., 4j, 40., 4t., Sm., 13m., 15h., 15q., 17m., and 29m., Register March October, 1981, I^ro. 310, eff. 1I-1--$I; r. (2) @) 1„ (e) 1., (e) 6., (3) @) 5., (c) 1., 3., A'o. 351, eff.4-1-85; r. (3} @) 2„renum, (3) @) 3. to 6. tobe2. to5., Register, I 6., S. and 9., r. and recr. {2) (d), (3) (c) 1., (3) (d}, am. (3) {g) 10. and 26., renum. (2) 1986, No. 368, eff. 9-1-86; r. (2) @)1. and 2., (3) (g] 17., 19, and24., renum. @) 2, to 5. to be 1, to 4., (2) @) 5. to be 5. and am., (2) @) 7, and 8. to be S. and 7., 3, l0 8, to be (2) (b) 4., 1„ 8., 9., I L., and 6., {2) (e)1. Io 8. to be (2) (e) 5. to 9

~~Register, April, 1998, Ara. 5D8~~

~~323 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL 1tESOURCIS NR 27.Q6~~

and 3., (2) (^ 1. to be (2) (g) 7., (2) (g) to be (2) (i), (3} @) 1„ 3, and 5. to be 9., I0. the department ]ist with persons who do not hold an appropriate aad 1., (3) (e) 1. to b. to be (3) (e) 3., 1., 4., 5., 10. and 2., (3} (g) 1. to 1 fi., 17m., 18„ 20, to 23., 25, to 38„ to be {3) (i) I. to 6., 8. to l L, 14., 17. to 19., 22. to 35., 38. to state or federal endangered or threatened species permit. This 44., 46. to 57., cr. (2) (b) 2., 3., 5., 7., 10., (2) (e) 1., (2} (f), (2) {g) I. to 6., S. to 1 [., paragraph does not apply to the exchange or purchase of permitted (2) (h), (2) (i) 22p., 22t., 25m. and 29m., (3} (b) 3., 5. to 8., I1. and 12., (3) (e) fi. to state endangered or threatened plants from purchase of pernitted 9. and [ I„ (3) (g) and (h), (3) (i) 7., 12„ 13., IS., Ib., 20., 2 L, 36., 37. and 45., r. and rccr. (3) (b) 4., (3) {d) and (3} (i), Register, August, 1989, A`o, dPi, eff. 9-[-S9; am. state endangered or threatened plants from persons possessing a (2) and (3), Register, Juty, 1997,1\0.499, eff, 8-I-97. valid endangered and threatened species permit which allows the sale of specific species. All persons, including those persons or NR 27.04 Revision of Wisconsin endangered and businesses which are based outside of Wisconsin, selling Wiscon- #hreatened species lists. (1) P>;r1TTOV FoR cttnlvc>?s. (a) sin endangered or threatened plants shall possess a Wisconsin Requirerrrerrts. Any 3 persons may petition the department to endangered or threatened species permit for those species being review the status of any listed or unlisted wild animal or wild sold, plant. Such petitions must be dated, in writing, and submitted Eo (f) Care of injured animals. A permit issued under the author- the )aNS. To be considered, requests must show in full the following information: ity of this chapter does not authorize the roulitte care of injured animals. 1. Names and addresses of persons petitioning; (3) Pt,nr<°rs. Permits arc not required for persons to take wild 2. Designation of the particular species in question; plants of endangered or threatened species on property which they 3. Narrative explanation of the request; own ar lease, ar with landowner permission, except if the plants 4. Complete scientiFc supporting data for the request includ- or their progeny are sold or processed, or in the course of Forestry ing .evidence of Wisconsin residency, past numbers and geo- or agricultural practices or in the construction, operation ar main- graphic distribution, current numbers and geographic distribu- tenance of a utility facility. Nothing in this rule prevents persons tion, asubstantial decline in numbers, and a substantial threat to from propagating endangered or threatened wild plants on their remaining numbers ar habitat or both; and own property as long as they do noE sell these plants or distribute 5. Signatures of the persons making the request. them to other properties which they do not own or lease. (b) Review. if the department finds the petitioners have pres- (4) On[c[t rERhtr[s. (a) Any person obtaining a permit under ented substantial evidence to warrant a review, the department this section need not obtain a scientific collector's permit under s. shall proceed in accordance with ch. 227, Stafs. Nit 19.11 for that same species and purpose, History: CY. Register, September, 1979, No. 285, eff. 14-t-79. (b) The department tnay issue an endangered species certi6- cateand seal to identify and mark a carcass, skin, hide, fur or part NR 27.05 Permits for endangered and threatened of an endangered or threatened species specimen held under a Species. (1) 1SS1TAhCE. Thedeparimentshallissueendangered valid endangered or threatened species permit. A certificate and and threatened species permits in accordance with the provisions se al may only be transferred incidental to the transfer of the speci- of and for the purposes authorized in s. 29.415, Stets. Conditions men for which the certificate and seal were issued. ^. designed to protect and preserve species on the department list shall be imposed on pennittees. (5) FEQERAL PERR4ITS. A federal permit is required for all endangered and threatened wild animals and wild plants on the (2) PROCEDURAS. {a) Applications, Applications for sndan- federal lists, unless such requirement is waived by the U.S. depart- geredand threatened species permits shall be made on forms furnished by the department and shall include: ment of interior. 1. Name and address of the applicant; {6) PERh4T REVt]CATTO^. The department may revoke the current endangered and threatened species permit of a person who 2, Personal description; violates any condition of the permit and the person maybe ineligi- 3. Purpose of the request; ble to receive a permit far the following calendar year. Permit 4. Class, species, and number of specimens to be taken; conditions may include but are not limited to; covered species, 5. Area and period of time in which the specimens are to be collection limitations, requirements to use local propagule taken; sources, propagation methods, sales limits and documentation 6. Method of taking; requirements. The department may issue another permit only if 7. The place where specimens will be kept; the person has corrected all deficiencies from any previous permit and agrees to abide by all permit conditions. 8, Duration of specimen possession; History: Cr. Register, September, 1979, No. 285, eff. 10-1 79; renum, (4) to be 9. Final disposition of specimens; (4) (a) and cr. (4) @), Register, March, 1990, No. 411, eff. 4-1 90; am. (2) (e), (3) 10. Applicant's signature; and and (4) @), cr. (^, Register, April, 1993, No. 448, eff. 5-1-93. 11. Such additional information as may be requested by the NR 27.Ofi l;xceptions to permit requirements, department, (1) FLQERAL PERMIT'S, (a) Any person taking, transporting, (b) Inspection. A permit issued pursuant to this chapter shall possessing or selling any wild animal or wild plant included in the be carried upon the person of the pernittee when exercising the U.S. foreign and native endangered and threatened species list, permit privileges. The permit and any authorized species obtained but not included in the Wisconsin endangered or threatened spe- must be shown to the department or its agents upon request. Furs cieslists, does not need a state permit if such person has a federal shall be marked or stamped with a stamp or tag furnished by the permit authorizing such possession. Any person who was pre- department to show such furs are legally held and possessed. viously exempted from needing a permit and is required to have (c} Annual report. An annual progress report on activities a permit under this section shall apply far and be issued a permit authorized by the permit may be required by the department. The no later than October 1, 1991). department shall notify the perttittee if this report is required. (b) Any Native American Iridian who is an enrolled tribal (d) Pennitcwrditiorrs. Tlteperntitteemayonlytake,transport, member may possess bald eagles or parts thereof for religious pur- possess, process or sell species on the department Iist subject to poses if they have been issued a federal permit authorizing such and in accordance with the conditions imposed by the department. possession. Such conditions shall include but arc not limited to the minimum (2) PRIOR AcQlns[TTO.I. (a) Rxernptiorts. Any person taking, standards for feeding, treatment, sanitation, pens and housing pre- transporting or possessing any endangered ar threatened plants or scribed in s. NR 16.10. animals, ar selling any endangered or threatened animals does not (e) Permit authority. A permit issued pursuant to this chapter need a state permit if the specimens were acquired before the spe- does not authorize the exchange, purchase or sale of specimens on cies' effective listing date. Par wild animals added to these lists

~~Register, April, 1998, Iv*o. 508 NR 27.06 WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE COD]? 32^#~~

after the above dates, no permit is required iF the wild animals f. A date until which t}te department will accept and consider were acquired before the effective date of their addition to the list. comments. (b) Proof. Any person claiming an exemption under par. (a) 2. Notwithstanding subd, 1., but consistent with s, 29.415 must offer evidence acceptable to the department to show that the (6m) (e}, Stets., when deemed appropriate by the department, any species was acquired priorto the effective date. other departrttent notice, including a notice required under (c} Marki^rg. All wild animals on the Wisconsin endangered another statute or administrative rule, containing the information and threatened species lists which are possessed, transported or in subd. 1, a. to f. Wray be used in addition to a news release. sold pursuant to par. (a) shall be permanently marked, tagged or (b) The department shall distribute the news release or Halite otherwise identified with a certificate and seal by or at the direc- to appropriate news media in the vicinity of the proposed taking tion of the department to show the specimen or parts thereof is and to the official state newspaper designated under s. 985.04, legally possessed. A certificate and seal may only be transferred Slats. incidental to the transfer of lire specimen far which the certificate (c) In addition to distributing the news release ar notice under and seal were issued. par. (b), the department shall mail, or Wray otherwise provide the (3} RECORDS. {a) Procedures. Each person who possesses information specified in par. (a) in the mariner requested, and con- any live anima] listed as a 1Viscansin endangered or threatened sistent with s. 29.415 (6m) (e), Stets„ to the following organiza- species in s. NR 27.03 (2) or (3) shall keep a complete and accurate tions, at the address or location they provide; retard in the English language of any action affecting the number 1. University of Wisconsin-Madison, School of Natural of said wild animals that person possesses. This record shalt he on Resources; forms provided by the department, and shall include a receipt 2. University of Wisconsin^tevens Paint, College of Natural book for purchases, births, or any action increasing the number of Resources; individuals in possession; and a separate book far sales, gifts, 3. Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute, Northland College, deaths or any action whereby the number of individuals in posses- Ashland; sion decreases. 'These receipts shall be completed immediately following the action ar transaction affecting populations in pos- 4. Wisconsin Wildlife Federation; session, and one copy shall be mailed to the department at that 5. Wisconsin Conservation Congress; time. 6. Citizens Natural Resources Association of Wisconsin; (b) Inspection. The permittee shall make all permitted wild 7. Wisconsin Society for Oraithalagy; plants and wild animals in their possession and all applicable S. Wisconsin Woodland Owners Association; records available for inspection by the department at any time. 9. Sierra Club-Muir Chapter; (4) NoN-Wrscolvs[tvsPECITtEtvs. (a) Animals. Permits are not 10. Wisconsin Audubon Council; required for the possession, processing, sale or transportation of 11. The Nature Conservancy; carcasses, skins, hides and furs or parts thereof from wild animals on the Wisconsin endangered or threatened species lists if each 12. 'Pile Izaak Walton League; item is marked with a permanent lacked seal attached by or with 13. Wisconsin Wetlands Association; the authority of the government of the country, state ar province 14. U.S, Department of the Interior, Fish and 1Vildlife Ser- where the wild animal originated, or if an endangered species cer- vic^; tificate and seal has beets issued under s. NR 27.05 (4) (b) to iden- 15. Wisconsin Paper Council; tify and mark the specimens. 16. Wisconsin Association of County Planning Directors; (b) F'ur garme^rts. Permits are not required for the possession, 17. Wisconsin Manufacturers &Commerce; processing, sale or transportation of articles of clothing manufac- 18. Prairie Enthusiasts; tured from the skins, hides or furs of animals on the Wisconsin endangered or threatened species lists if documentation accompa- 19. Great Lakes Indian Fish & 1ildlife Commission; nies each garment stating that the furs from which it was made 20, Milwaukee Public Museum; were legally taken outside of Wisconsin, 21. Madison Audubon Society; History[ Cr. Register, September,1979, No.285, eff,10-1 79; am. (1), Register, 22. Natural Areas Preservation Council; 7anuar , 1981, No. 391, off. ^I-80; cr. (4), Register, October, 1981, No. 310, eff. 11-i^1; am, (1) (a) and (2), r, and recr. (I) (b), Register, ]v4arch 1990, No. 41 i, eff. 23. Wisconsin Waterfowl Association; 4-1-9a; am. {2) (a), (e}, (3) {b) and {4) (a), Register, April, 1993, No. 448, eff. 5-1-93. 24. Wisconsin Environmental Decade; and 25. Outer organizations or individuals clearly requesting NR 27.07 Incidental take applicatiorts. (9) PUBLIC notification of receipt of applications under s. 29.415 (rim), Slats., NOTIF3CA'I'ION 017 RECEtt'T OR AN APr'LICAT1pN POR THE INCIDENTAL by fling a written request with the bureau of endangered ^rAxsol7 Elvi}Ai,oEREnoRTHRe^^I-ENEnsPECtss. (a) I. Upanreceipt resources. of an application for an incidental take permit, an accompanying Rote; ThemaltingaddressfortheBureauoFEndangeredResourcesisDepartment conservation plan and an implementing agreement under s. of Natural Resources,l?O. Boz 7921, I^tadison, WI 53707. 29.415 {6m), Slats., all of which are deemed complete and accept- (2) PuBl.lc coatziENT, {a) A minimum of 2 weeks from the able to the department, the department shall develop a news date the news release or notice was distributed to news media release that includes all of the following information: under sub. (1) (b) or mailed under sub. (1) (e), whichever is later, shall be allowed for the receipt of public comment on the proposed a. The name and address of the applicant. taking. b. A brief description of the project or activity, including loca- (b) The depaztment shall consider all public comment on the tion, and the endangered and threatened species to be affected. application if received within the comment period by the bureau c. A statement regarding lire proposal's potential to cause sig- of endangered resources by mail or delivered to its offices in Mad- nificantadverse effects to endangered and threatened species, the ison, Wisconsin. whole plant animal community of which they are a part, ar the (3) PUBLIC RECORn TREATMENT. Any application, conserva- habitat that is critical to its existence. tion pier► and implementing agreement submitted under s. 29.415 d, A brief description of efforts the applicant intends to con- (6m), Slats., shall be available for review at rite offices of the duct to minimize and mitigate the impact caused by the taking. bureau of endangered resources in Madison, Wisconsin. Any e. The name and address of a contact within the department request for a copy of those documents, shall be considered a public who can receive comments and respond to questions. record request and provided subject to payment of copying

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charges consistent wits] Subch. II, eh. 19, Stats., and rules adopted by the departnlent. Note: TheoffcesofthebureauoFendangercdresourcesarelocatedatlfllSouth wcbstcr Strcet, Madison, RSxonsin. History: Emerg. cr. eff, II-18-9fi; cr. iteglster, Aprik, 1498, ito. 508, etf. 5-1-98.

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