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Tier I Site Assessment

Main CSJ: 0015-09-186 and 0015-09-187 Form Prepared By: Nick Wallisch, Blanton & Associates

Date of Evaluation: November 18, 2020

Proposed Letting Date: August 2022 Project not assigned to TxDOT under the NEPA Assignment MOU District(s): Austin County(ies): Williamson Roadway Name: I-35 Limits From: North of SE Inner Loop Limits To: South of RM 1431 Project Description: The Department of Transportation (TxDOT) Austin District is proposing improvements along approximately 4.4 miles of existing Interstate Highway 35 (I-35) in the cities of Georgetown and Round Rock, Williamson County, Texas (Figures 1 and 2). The proposed project is on I-35 from north of Southeast (SE) Inner Loop to south of Ranch-to-Market (RM) 1431.

Please refer to the TxDOT Project Description Report in ECOS for complete project details. The proposed Ready-to-Let date for this project is August 2022 and the Letter of Authority date is July 2022.

The environmental review, consultation, and other actions required by applicable Federal environmental laws for this project are being, or have been, carried-out by TxDOT pursuant to 23 U.S.C. 327 and a Memorandum of Understanding dated December 9, 2019, and executed by FHWA and TxDOT.

1. No Is the project limited to a maintenance activity exempt from coordination? http://txdot.gov/inside-txdot/division/environmental/maintenance-program.html

2. No Has the project previously completed coordination with TPWD?

3. Yes Is the project within range of a state threatened or endangered or SGCN and suitable habitat is present? *Explain: The proposed project contains potential habitat for two federally and state-listed threatened species, the Georgetown salamander (Eurycea naufragia), and Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae), and two federally endangered species classified by the state as Species of Greatest Conservation Need (SGCN), the Bone Cave harvestman ( reyesi), and Coffin Cave mold ( texanus). The project area also contains potential habitat for an additional 22 SGCN: Strecker's chorus frog (Pseudacris streckeri), southern crawfish frog (Lithobates areolatus areolatus), Woodhouse's toad (Anaxyrus woodhousii), western burrowing owl (Athene cunicularia hypugaea), American badger (Taxidea taxus), big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus), eastern spotted skunk (Spilogale putorius), long-tailed weasel (Mustela frenata), Mexican free-tailed bat (Tadarida brasiliensis), southern short-tailed shrew (Blarina carolinensis), tricolored bat (Perimyotis subflavus), western hog-nosed skunk (Conepatus leuconotus), eastern box turtle (Terrapene carolina), slender glass lizard (Ophisaurus attenuatus), Texas garter snake (Thamnophis sirtalis annectans), timber (canebrake) rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus), western box turtle (Terrapene ornata), bigflower cornsalad (Valerianella stenocarpa), gravelbar brickelbush (Brickellia dentata), plateau milkvine (Matelea edwardsensis), Texas almond (Prunus minutiflora), and Wright’s milkvetch (Astragalus wrightii).

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The South Fork San Gabriel River is less than one mile north of the project area and could provide suitable habitat for the Georgetown salamander and Jollyville Plateau salamander. The TxDOT-TPWD BMP Programmatic Agreement (PA) (revised in 2017) does not include BMPs for these two species. Formal consultation with USFWS is being conducted to assess effects on these species. Meadows, pasturelands, and floodplains within the project area could provide suitable habitat for the southern crawfish frog. Amphibian BMPs will be implemented to minimize impacts to the species. Wooded floodplain could provide suitable habitat for the Strecker's chorus frog, and less disturbed portions of the project area could provide habitat for Woodhouse's toad.

Culverts and open areas could provide suitable habitat for western burrowing owl. Bird BMPs will be implemented to minimize impacts to the species.

Caves and undiscovered voids could provide suitable habitat for the Bone Cave harvestman and Coffin Cave mold beetle. The TxDOT-TPWD BMP PA does not include BMPs for these two species. Formal consultation with USFWS is being conducted to assess effects on these species.

Open fields and woodlands in the project area could provide suitable habitat for the eastern spotted skunk. Contractors will be advised of potential occurrence of the species in the project area, to avoid harming the species if encountered, and to avoid unnecessary impacts to dens. and other open areas could provide suitable habitat for the American badger. Wooded floodplain or other wooded areas could provide suitable habitat for the big brown bat, long-tailed weasel, southern short-tailed shrew, tricolored bat, and western hog-nosed skunk. Caves near the project area could provide suitable habitat for the Mexican free-tailed bat and tricolored bat.

Moist areas could provide suitable habitat for the Texas garter snake. Areas of wooded floodplain could provide suitable habitat for the timber (canebrake) rattlesnake. Terrestrial Reptile BMPs will be implemented to minimize potential impacts to these species. Areas of wooded floodplain could provide suitable habitat for the eastern box turtle. Dry grassy areas could provide suitable habitat for the slender glass lizard. Pastures and fields could provide suitable habitat for the western box turtle.

Drainages in the project area could provide suitable habitat for bigflower cornsalad and gravelbar brickelbush. Oak-juniper woodlands could provide suitable habitat for the plateau milkvine. Grasslands could provide suitable habitat for the Texas almond and Wright's milkvetch. The BMP PA does not include BMPs for plant species.

The BMP PA does not include approved BMPs for invertebrate or plant species, or for species that were added to TPWD county lists in April 2019 (Strecker's chorus frog, Woodhouse's toad, American badger, big brown bat, long- tailed weasel, Mexican free-tailed bat, southern short-tailed shrew, tricolored bat, western hog-nosed skunk, western spotted skunk, eastern box turtle, slender glass lizard, and western box turtle).

See the attached Species Analysis Spreadsheet for more information about impact determinations. The proposed project would have no impact on any SGCNs not mentioned above, as determined by a qualified biologist.

See the attached NDD table for a list of reported observations within 1.5 and 10 mile buffer zones of the project area.

Date TPWD County List Accessed: August 25, 2020

Date that the NDD was accessed: September 3, 2020

What agency performed the NDD search? TPWD

No Does the BMP PA eliminate the requirement to coordinate for all species? Comments: The proposed project contains suitable habitat for two state-listed endangered species, two state- listed threatened species, and 22 SGCN. BMPs are available and would be implemented for the southern crawfish frog, western burrowing owl, eastern spotted skunk, Texas garter snake, and timber (canebrake) rattlesnake. However, the TxDOT–TPWD BMP PA (revised 2017 version) does

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not have specific BMPs for Strecker's chorus frog, Woodhouse's toad, Georgetown salamander, Jollyville plateau salamander, Bone Cave harvestman, Coffin Cave mold beetle, American badger, big brown bat, long-tailed weasel, Mexican free-tailed bat, southern short-tailed shrew, tricolored bat, western hog-nosed skunk, western spotted skunk, eastern box turtle, slender glass lizard, western box turtle, bigflower cornsalad, gravelbar brickelbush, plateau milkvine, Texas almond, and Wright’s milkvetch; therefore, coordination with TPWD is required for potential impacts to these species.

Surrogate BMPs will be utilized for those species not included in the PA (i.e. Amphibian BMPs for Strecker’s chorus frog and Woodhouse's toad, Terrestrial Reptile BMPs for eastern and western box turtles and slender glass lizard; and for the American badger, long-tailed weasel, southern short-tailed shrew, western hog-nosed skunk, and western spotted skunk, contractors will be advised of the potential occurrence of the species in the project area, and to avoid harming the species if encountered, and to avoid unnecessary impacts to dens).

4. No NDD and TCAP review indicates adverse impacts to remnant vegetation?

5. No Does the project require a NWP with PCN or IP by USACE?

Comments: It is expected that any proposed work that would impact potential waters of the U.S. would be authorized by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers under Nationwide Permit (NWP 14) Linear Transportation Projects, a PCN may be needed.

6. No Does the project include more than 200 linear feet of stream channel for each single and complete crossing of one or more of the following that is not already channelized or otherwise maintained: Comments: The proposed project does not include 200 linear feet of channel realignment or stream bed/bank excavation.

7. No Does the project contain known isolated wetlands outside the TxDOT ROW that will be directly impacted by the project? Comments: The proposed project would not impact known isolated wetlands outside of the TxDOT ROW.

8. No Would the project impact at least 0.10 acre of riparian vegetation?

Comments: The proposed project would not impact riparian vegetation.

9. Yes Does project disturb a habitat type in an area equal to or greater than the area of disturbance indicated in the Threshold Table Programmatic Agreement? *Explain: The proposed project would exceed the threshold for the Savannah, Woodland, and Shrubland MOU vegetation type and the , MOU vegetation type, assuming ROW to ROW impacts. Therefore, coordination with TPWD would be required. See the attached Field-verified Vegetation MOU Summary Table for more details.

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*Attach associated file of EMST output (Mapper Report or other Excel File which includes MOU Type, Name, Common/Vegetation Type Name) in ECOS

Excel File Name: EMST_FV_Veg

9.1. Yes Is there a discrepancy between actual habitat(s) and EMST mapped habitat(s)?

*Explain: Figures 3.1 through 3.4 (attached) provide EMST mapped vegetation and Figures 4.1 through 4.4 (attached) provide field-verified vegetation. See the attached Field-verified Vegetation MOU Summary Table for impacts to actual vegetation identified within the project area. See the attached Representative Photographs for documentation of actual vegetation identified within the project area.

Attach file showing discrepancy between actual and EMST mapped habitat(s). File Name: EMST-Field-Veg MOU-Figures

Is TPWD Coordination Required?

Yes

Early Coordination

Administrated Coordination - Must be conducted through ENV-NRM

BMPs Implemented or EPICs included (as necessary): The following Amphibian BMPs will be implemented for the southern crawfish frog, Strecker's chorus frog, and Woodhouse's toad: a. Contractors will be advised of potential occurrence in the project area, and to avoid harming the species if encountered. b. Minimize impacts to wetland, temporary and permanent open water features, including depressions, and riverine habitats. c. Maintain hydrologic regime and connections between wetlands and other aquatic features. d. Apply hydromulching and/or hydroseeding in areas for soil stabilization and/or revegetation of disturbed areas where feasible. If hydromulching and/or hydroseeding are not feasible due to site conditions, using erosion control blankets or mats that contain no netting, or only contain loosely woven natural fiber netting is preferred. Plastic netting should be avoided to the extent practicable. e. Project specific locations (PSLs) proposed within state-owned ROW should be located in uplands away from aquatic features. f. Avoid or minimize disturbing or removing downed trees, rotting stumps, and leaf litter, which may be refugia for terrestrial amphibians, where feasible.

In addition to complying with the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA), the following Bird BMPs will be implemented for the western burrowing owl: • Prior to construction, perform daytime surveys for nests including under bridges and in culverts to determine if they are active before removal. Nests that are active should not be disturbed. • Do not disturb, destroy, or remove active nests, including ground nesting birds, during the nesting season; • Avoid the removal of unoccupied, inactive nests, as practicable; • Do not collect, capture, relocate, or transport birds, eggs, young, or active nests without a permit.

For the American badger, eastern spotted skunk, long-tailed weasel, southern short-tailed shrew, western hog-

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nosed skunk, and western spotted skunk, contractors will be advised of potential occurrence in the project area, to avoid harming the species if encountered, and to avoid unnecessary impacts to dens.

The following Terrestrial Reptile BMPs will be implemented for the eastern box turtle, slender glass lizard, Texas garter snake, timber (canebrake) rattlesnake, and western box turtle: • Apply hydromulching and/or hydroseeding in areas for soil stabilization and/or revegetation of disturbed areas where feasible. If hydromulching and/or hydroseeding are not feasible due to site conditions, utilize erosion control blankets or mats that contain no netting or contain loosely woven, natural fiber netting is preferred. Plastic netting should be avoided to the extent practicable. • Inform contractors that if reptiles are found on project site allow species to safely leave the project area. • Avoid or minimize disturbing or removing downed trees, rotting stumps, and leaf litter where feasible. • Contractors will be advised of potential occurrence in the project area, and to avoid harming the species if encountered.

TxDOT Contact Information

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Aerial Map (with delineated project boundaries) USFWS T&E List TPWD T&E List Species Analysis Summary

NDD EOID List and Tracked Managed Areas (Required for TPWD Coordination)

EMST Project MOU Summary Table (Required for TPWD Coordination) TPWD SGCN List Photos (Required for TPWD Coordination) Previous TPWD Coordination Documentation (if applicable)

Form 300.02.FRM TxDOT Environmental Affairs Division Version 4 Effective Date: December 2019 0015-09-186 and 0015-09-187 Page 6 of 6 Department of the Interior FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE Austin Ecological Services Field Office 10711 Burnet Road, Suite 200 Austin, TX 78758-4460 Phone: (512) 490-0057 Fax: (512) 490-0974 http://www.fws.gov/southwest/es/AustinTexas/ http://www.fws.gov/southwest/es/EndangeredSpecies/lists/

In Reply Refer To: August 31, 2020 Consultation Code: 02ETAU00-2019-SLI-1580 Event Code: 02ETAU00-2020-E-04278 Project Name: I-35 from SE Inner Loop Dr to RM 1431

Subject: Updated list of threatened and endangered species that may occur in your proposed project location, and/or may be affected by your proposed project

To Whom It May Concern:

The enclosed species list identifies threatened, endangered, proposed and candidate species, as well as proposed and final designated critical habitat, that may occur within the county of your proposed project and/or may be affected by your proposed project. The species list fulfills the requirements of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) under section 7(c) of the Endangered Species Act (Act) of 1973, as amended (16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq.).

Please note that new information based on updated surveys, changes in the abundance and distribution of species, changed habitat conditions, or other factors could change this list. Feel free to contact us if you need more current information or assistance regarding the potential impacts to federally proposed, listed, and candidate species and federally designated and proposed critical habitat. Also note that under 50 CFR 402.12(e) of the regulations implementing section 7 of the Act, the accuracy of this species list should be verified after 90 days. This verification can be completed formally or informally as desired. The Service recommends that verification be completed by visiting the ECOS-IPaC website at regular intervals during project planning and implementation for updates to species lists and information. An updated list may be requested through the ECOS-IPaC system by completing the same process used to receive the enclosed list.

The purpose of the Act is to provide a means whereby threatened and endangered species and the upon which they depend may be conserved. Under sections 7(a)(1) and 7(a)(2) of the Act and its implementing regulations (50 CFR 402 et seq.), Federal agencies are required to utilize their authorities to carry out programs for the conservation of federally listed as threatened 08/31/2020 Event Code: 02ETAU00-2020-E-04278 2 or endangered species and to determine whether projects may affect these species and/or designated critical habitat.

A Biological Assessment is required for construction projects (or other undertakings having similar physical impacts) that are major Federal actions significantly affecting the quality of the human environment as defined in the National Environmental Policy Act (42 U.S.C. 4332(2) (c)). For projects other than major construction activities, the Service suggests that a biological evaluation similar to a Biological Assessment be prepared to determine whether the project may affect listed or proposed species and/or designated or proposed critical habitat. Recommended contents of a Biological Assessment are described at 50 CFR 402.12.

While a Federal agency may designate a non-Federal representative to conduct informal consultation or prepare a biological assessment, the Federal Agency must notify the Service in writing of any such designation. The Federal agency shall also independently review and evaluate the scope and content of a biological assessment prepared by their designated non- Federal representative before that document is submitted to the Service.

If a Federal agency determines, based on the Biological Assessment or biological evaluation, that listed species and/or designated critical habitat may be affected by a federally funded, permitted or authorized activity, the agency is required to consult with the Service pursuant to 50 CFR 402. The following definitions are provided to assist you in reaching a determination:

▪ No effect - the proposed action will not affect federally listed species or critical habitat. A “no effect” determination does not require section 7 consultation and no coordination or contact with the Service is necessary. However, if the project changes or additional information on the distribution of listed or proposed species becomes available, the project should be reanalyzed for effects not previously considered. ▪ May affect, but is not likely to adversely affect - the project may affect listed species and/or critical habitat; however, the effects are expected to be discountable, insignificant, or completely beneficial. Certain avoidance and minimization measures may need to be implemented in order to reach this level of effect. The Federal agency or the designated non-Federal representative should consult with the Service to seek written concurrence that adverse effects are not likely. Be sure to include all of the information and documentation used to reach your decision with your request for concurrence. The Service must have this documentation before issuing a concurrence. ▪ Is likely to adversely affect - adverse effects to listed species may occur as a direct or indirect result of the proposed action. For this determination, the effect of the action is neither discountable nor insignificant. If the overall effect of the proposed action is beneficial to the listed species but the action is also likely to cause some adverse effects to individuals of that species, then the proposed action “is likely to adversely affect” the listed species. The analysis should consider all interrelated and interdependent actions. An “is likely to adversely affect” determination requires the Federal action agency to initiate formal section 7 consultation with our office. 08/31/2020 Event Code: 02ETAU00-2020-E-04278 3

Regardless of the determination, the Service recommends that the Federal agency maintain a complete record of the evaluation, including steps leading to the determination of effect, the qualified personnel conducting the evaluation, habitat conditions, site photographs, and any other related information. More information on the regulations and procedures for section 7 consultation, including the role of permit or license applicants, can be found in the "Endangered Species Consultation Handbook" at: http://www.fws.gov/endangered/esa-library/pdf/TOC- GLOS.PDF.

Migratory Birds

For projects that may affect migratory birds, the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA) implements various treaties and conventions for the protection of these species. Under the MBTA, taking, killing, or possessing migratory birds is unlawful. Migratory birds may nest in trees, brushy areas, or other areas of suitable habitat. The Service recommends activities requiring vegetation removal or disturbance avoid the peak nesting period of March through August to avoid destruction of individuals, nests, or eggs. If project activities must be conducted during this time, we recommend surveying for nests prior to conducting work. If a nest is found, and if possible, the Service recommends a buffer of vegetation remain around the nest until the young have fledged or the nest is abandoned.

For additional information concerning the MBTA and recommendations to reduce impacts to migratory birds please contact the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Migratory Birds Office, 500 Gold Ave. SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102. A list of migratory birds may be viewed at https:// www.fws.gov/birds/management/managed-species/migratory-bird-treaty-act-protected- species.php. Guidance for minimizing impacts to migratory birds for projects including communications towers can be found at: https://www.fws.gov/birds/management/project- assessment-tools-and-guidance/guidance-documents/communication-towers.php. Additionally, wind energy projects should follow the wind energy guidelines

https://www.fws.gov/birds/management/project-assessment-tools-and-guidance/guidance- documents/wind-energy.php ) for minimizing impacts to migratory birds and bats.

Finally, please be aware that bald and golden eagles are protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act (16 U.S.C. 668 et seq.), and projects affecting these species may require development of an eagle conservation plan https://www.fws.gov/birds/management/project- assessment-tools-and-guidance/guidance-documents/eagles.php.

We appreciate your concern for threatened and endangered species. The Service encourages Federal agencies to include conservation of threatened and endangered species into their project planning to further the purposes of the Act. Please include the Consultation Tracking Number in the header of this letter with any request for consultation or correspondence about your project that you submit to our office.

Attachment(s):

▪ Official Species List 08/31/2020 Event Code: 02ETAU00-2020-E-04278 1

Official Species List This list is provided pursuant to Section 7 of the Endangered Species Act, and fulfills the requirement for Federal agencies to "request of the Secretary of the Interior information whether any species which is listed or proposed to be listed may be present in the area of a proposed action".

This species list is provided by:

Austin Ecological Services Field Office 10711 Burnet Road, Suite 200 Austin, TX 78758-4460 (512) 490-0057 08/31/2020 Event Code: 02ETAU00-2020-E-04278 2

Project Summary Consultation Code: 02ETAU00-2019-SLI-1580

Event Code: 02ETAU00-2020-E-04278

Project Name: I-35 from SE Inner Loop Dr to RM 1431

Project Type: TRANSPORTATION

Project Description: Improvements to I-35

Project Location: Approximate location of the project can be viewed in Google Maps: https:// www.google.com/maps/place/30.58360103658159N97.69273910920606W

Counties: Williamson, TX 08/31/2020 Event Code: 02ETAU00-2020-E-04278 3

Endangered Species Act Species There is a total of 15 threatened, endangered, or candidate species on this species list.

Species on this list should be considered in an effects analysis for your project and could include species that exist in another geographic area. For example, certain fish may appear on the species list because a project could affect downstream species. Note that 3 of these species should be considered only under certain conditions.

IPaC does not display listed species or critical habitats under the sole jurisdiction of NOAA Fisheries1, as USFWS does not have the authority to speak on behalf of NOAA and the Department of Commerce.

See the "Critical habitats" section below for those critical habitats that lie wholly or partially within your project area under this office's jurisdiction. Please contact the designated FWS office if you have questions.

1. NOAA Fisheries, also known as the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), is an office of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration within the Department of Commerce. 08/31/2020 Event Code: 02ETAU00-2020-E-04278 4

Birds NAME STATUS Golden-cheeked Warbler (=wood) Dendroica chrysoparia Endangered No critical habitat has been designated for this species. Species profile: https://ecos.fws.gov/ecp/species/33

Least Tern Sterna antillarum Endangered Population: interior pop. No critical habitat has been designated for this species. This species only needs to be considered under the following conditions: ▪ Wind Energy Projects Species profile: https://ecos.fws.gov/ecp/species/8505

Piping Plover Charadrius melodus Threatened Population: [Atlantic Coast and Northern Great Plains populations] - Wherever found, except those areas where listed as endangered. There is final critical habitat for this species. Your location is outside the critical habitat. This species only needs to be considered under the following conditions: ▪ Wind Energy Projects Species profile: https://ecos.fws.gov/ecp/species/6039

Red Knot Calidris canutus rufa Threatened No critical habitat has been designated for this species. This species only needs to be considered under the following conditions: ▪ Wind Energy Projects Species profile: https://ecos.fws.gov/ecp/species/1864

Whooping Crane Grus americana Endangered Population: Wherever found, except where listed as an experimental population There is final critical habitat for this species. Your location is outside the critical habitat. Species profile: https://ecos.fws.gov/ecp/species/758

Amphibians NAME STATUS Georgetown Salamander Eurycea naufragia Threatened There is proposed critical habitat for this species. Your location is outside the critical habitat. Species profile: https://ecos.fws.gov/ecp/species/7278

Jollyville Plateau Salamander Eurycea tonkawae Threatened There is final critical habitat for this species. Your location is outside the critical habitat. Species profile: https://ecos.fws.gov/ecp/species/3116

Salado Salamander Eurycea chisholmensis Threatened There is proposed critical habitat for this species. Your location is outside the critical habitat. Species profile: https://ecos.fws.gov/ecp/species/3411 Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. Page 1 of 13 Annotated County Lists of Rare Species

Last Update: 8/25/2020 WILLIAMSON COUNTY

AMPHIBIANS Barton Springs salamander Eurycea sosorum Aquatic; springs, streams and caves with rocky or cobble beds. Federal Status: LE State Status: E SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1

Georgetown salamander Eurycea naufragia Aquatic; springs, streams and caves with rocky or cobble beds. Federal Status: LT State Status: T SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1

Jollyville Plateau salamander Eurycea tonkawae Aquatic; springs, streams and caves with rocky or cobble beds. Federal Status: LT State Status: T SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2

Salado Springs salamander Eurycea chisholmensis Aquatic; springs, streams and caves with rocky or cobble beds. Federal Status: LT State Status: T SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1 southern crawfish frog Lithobates areolatus areolatus Terrestrial and aquatic: The terrestial habitat is primarily grassland and can vary from pasture to intact prairie; it can also include small prairies in the middle of large forested areas. Aquatic habitat is any body of water but preferred habitat is ephemeral wetlands. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G4T4 State Rank: S3

Strecker's chorus frog Pseudacris streckeri Terrestrial and aquatic: Wooded floodplains and flats, prairies, cultivated fields and marshes. Likes sandy substrates. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S3

Woodhouse's toad Anaxyrus woodhousii Terrestrial and aquatic: A wide variety of terrestrial habitats are used by this species, including forests, grasslands, and barrier island sand dunes. Aquatic habitats are equally varied. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: SU

DISCLAIMER The information on this web application is provided “as is” without warranty as to the currentness, completeness, or accuracy of any specific data. The data provided are for planning, assessment, and informational purposes. Refer to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on the application website for further information. Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. Page 2 of 13 Annotated County Lists of Rare Species WILLIAMSON COUNTY

ARACHNIDS Bone Cave harvestman Small, blind, cave-adapted harvestman endemic to several caves in Travis and Williamson counties; weakly differentiated from Texella reddelli Federal Status: LE State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2

No accepted common name Tartarocreagris infernalis Habitat description is not available at this time. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2?

No accepted common name Cicurina browni Habitat description is not available at this time. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1

No accepted common name Cicurina travisae Habitat description is not available at this time. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G1G2Q State Rank: S1

No accepted common name Cicurina vibora Habitat description is not available at this time. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1

No accepted common name Eidmannella reclusa Habitat description is not available at this time. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1

Reddell harvestman Texella reddelli Small, blind, cave-adapted harvestman endemic to a few caves in Travis and Williamson counties Federal Status: LE State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2

BIRDS bald eagle Haliaeetus leucocephalus Found primarily near rivers and large lakes; nests in tall trees or on cliffs near water; communally roosts, especially in winter; hunts live prey, scavenges, and pirates food from other birds

DISCLAIMER The information on this web application is provided “as is” without warranty as to the currentness, completeness, or accuracy of any specific data. The data provided are for planning, assessment, and informational purposes. Refer to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on the application website for further information. Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. Page 3 of 13 Annotated County Lists of Rare Species WILLIAMSON COUNTY

BIRDS Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S3B,S3N

Black Rail Laterallus jamaicensis Salt, brackish, and freshwater marshes, pond borders, wet meadows, and grassy swamps; nests in or along edge of marsh, sometimes on damp ground, but usually on mat of previous years dead grasses; nest usually hidden in marsh grass or at base of Salicornia Federal Status: PT State Status: T SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S2 black-capped vireo Vireo atricapilla Oak-juniper woodlands with distinctive patchy, two-layered aspect; shrub and tree layer with open, grassy spaces; requires foliage reaching to ground level for nesting cover; return to same territory, or one nearby, year after year; deciduous and broad-leaved shrubs and trees provide for feeding; species composition less important than presence of adequate broad-leaved shrubs, foliage to ground level, and required structure; nesting season March-late summer Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3B

Franklin's gull Leucophaeus pipixcan This species is only a spring and fall migrant throughout Texas. It does not breed in or near Texas. Winter records are unusual consisting of one or a few individuals at a given site (especially along the Gulf coastline). During migration, these gulls fly during daylight hours but often come down to wetlands, lake shore, or islands to roost for the night. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S2N golden-cheeked warbler Setophaga chrysoparia Ashe juniper in mixed stands with various oaks (Quercus spp.). Edges of cedar brakes. Dependent on Ashe juniper (also known as cedar) for long fine bark strips, only available from mature trees, used in nest construction; nests are placed in various trees other than Ashe juniper; only a few mature junipers or nearby cedar brakes can provide the necessary nest material; forage for insects in broad-leaved trees and shrubs; nesting late March-early summer. Federal Status: LE State Status: E SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B interior least tern Sternula antillarum athalassos Sand beaches, flats, bays, inlets, lagoons, islands. Subspecies is listed only when inland (more than 50 miles from a coastline); nests along sand and gravel bars within braided streams, rivers; also know to nest on man-made structures (inland beaches, wastewater treatment plants, gravel mines, etc); eats small fish and crustaceans, when breeding forages within a few hundred feet of colony Federal Status: LE State Status: E SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G4T3Q State Rank: S1B mountain plover Charadrius montanus Breeding: nests on high plains or shortgrass prairie, on ground in shallow depression; nonbreeding: shortgrass plains and bare, dirt (plowed) fields; primarily insectivorous

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BIRDS Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S2 piping plover Charadrius melodus Beaches, sandflats, and dunes along Gulf Coast beaches and adjacent offshore islands. Also spoil islands in the Intracoastal Waterway. Based on the November 30, 1992 Section 6 Job No. 9.1, Piping Plover and Snowy Plover Winter Habitat Status Survey, algal flats appear to be the highest quality habitat. Some of the most important aspects of algal flats are their relative inaccessibility and their continuous availability throughout all tidal conditions. Sand flats often appear to be preferred over algal flats when both are available, but large portions of sand flats along the Texas coast are available only during low-very low tides and are often completely unavailable during extreme high tides or strong north winds. Beaches appear to serve as a secondary habitat to the flats associated with the primary bays, lagoons, and inter-island passes. Beaches are rarely used on the southern Texas coast, where bayside habitat is always available, and are abandoned as bayside habitats become available on the central and northern coast. However, beaches are probably a vital habitat along the central and northern coast (i.e. north of Padre Island) during periods of extreme high tides that cover the flats. Optimal site characteristics appear to be large in area, sparsely vegetated, continuously available or in close proximity to secondary habitat, and with limited human disturbance. Federal Status: LT State Status: T SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S2N

Rufa Red Knot Calidris canutus rufa Red knots migrate long distances in flocks northward through the contiguous United States mainly April-June, southward July-October. A small plump-bodied, short-necked shorebird that in breeding plumage, typically held from May through August, is a distinctive and unique pottery orange color. Its bill is dark, straight and, relative to other shorebirds, short-to-medium in length. After molting in late summer, this species is in a drab gray-and-white non-breeding plumage, typically held from September through April. In the non-breeding plumage, the knot might be confused with the omnipresent Sanderling. During this plumage, look for the knot’s prominent pale eyebrow and whitish flanks with dark barring. The Red Knot prefers the shoreline of coast and bays and also uses mudflats during rare inland encounters. Primary prey items include coquina clam (Donax spp.) on beaches and dwarf surf clam (Mulinia lateralis) in bays, at least in the Laguna Madre. Wintering Range includes- Aransas, Brazoria, Calhoun, Cameron, Chambers, Galveston, Jefferson, Kennedy, Kleberg, Matagorda, Nueces, San Patricio, and Willacy. Habitat: Primarily seacoasts on tidal flats and beaches, herbaceous wetland, and Tidal flat/shore. Federal Status: LT State Status: T SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G4T2 State Rank: S2N swallow-tailed kite Elanoides forficatus Lowland forested regions, especially swampy areas, ranging into open woodland; marshes, along rivers, lakes, and ponds; nests high in tall tree in clearing or on forest woodland edge, usually in pine, cypress, or various deciduous trees Federal Status: State Status: T SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S2B western burrowing owl Athene cunicularia hypugaea Open grasslands, especially prairie, plains, and , sometimes in open areas such as vacant lots near human habitation or airports; nests and roosts in abandoned burrows Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G4T4 State Rank: S2

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BIRDS white-faced ibis Plegadis chihi Prefers freshwater marshes, sloughs, and irrigated rice fields, but will attend brackish and saltwater habitats; currently confined to near-coastal rookeries in so-called hog-wallow prairies. Nests in marshes, in low trees, on the ground in bulrushes or reeds, or on floating mats. Federal Status: State Status: T SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S4B whooping crane Grus americana Small ponds, marshes, and flooded grain fields for both roosting and foraging. Potential migrant via plains throughout most of state to coast; winters in coastal marshes of Aransas, Calhoun, and Refugio counties. Federal Status: LE State Status: E SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1N wood stork Mycteria americana Prefers to nest in large tracts of baldcypress (Taxodium distichum) or red mangrove (Rhizophora mangle); forages in prairie ponds, flooded pastures or fields, ditches, and other shallow standing water, including salt-water; usually roosts communally in tall snags, sometimes in association with other wading birds (i.e. active heronries); breeds in Mexico and birds move into Gulf States in search of mud flats and other wetlands, even those associated with forested areas; formerly nested in Texas, but no breeding records since 1960 Federal Status: State Status: T SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G4 State Rank: SHB,S2N zone-tailed hawk Buteo albonotatus Arid open country, including open deciduous or pine-oak woodland, mesa or mountain county, often near watercourses, and wooded canyons and tree-lined rivers along middle-slopes of desert mountains; nests in various habitats and sites, ranging from small trees in lower desert, giant cottonwoods in riparian areas, to mature conifers in high mountain regions Federal Status: State Status: T SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G4 State Rank: S3B

FISH Guadalupe bass Micropterus treculii Endemic to the streams of the northern and eastern Edwards Plateau including portions of the Brazos, Colorado, Guadalupe, and basins; species also found outside of the Edwards Plateau streams in decreased abundance, primarily in the lower ; two introduced populations have been established in the Nueces River system. A pure population was re-established in a portion of the Blanco River in 2014. Species prefers lentic environments but commonly taken in flowing water; numerous smaller fish occur in rapids, many times near eddies; large individuals found mainly in riffle tail races; usually found in spring-fed streams having clear water and relatively consistent temperatures. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3

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FISH Texas shiner Notropis amabilis In Texas, it is found primarily in Edwards Plateau streams from the San Gabriel River in the east to the Pecos River in the west. Typical habitat includes rocky or sandy runs, as well as pools. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G4 State Rank: S4

INSECTS a mayfly Procloeon distinctum Mayflies distinguished by aquatic larval stage; adult stage generally found in shoreline vegetation Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G1G3Q State Rank: S2? a mayfly Pseudocentroptiloides morihari Mayflies distinguished by aquatic larval stage; adult stage generally found in shoreline vegetation Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2?

American bumblebee Bombus pensylvanicus Habitat description is not available at this time. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: SNR cave obligate springtail Oncopodura fenestra Habitat description is not available at this time. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2?

Coffin Cave mold beetle Batrisodes cryptotexanus Resident, small, cave-adapted beetle found in small Edwards Limestone caves in Travis and Williamson counties. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Global Rank: G2 State Rank: SNR

Coffin Cave mold beetle Batrisodes texanus Resident, small, cave-adapted beetle found in small Edwards Limestone caves in Travis and Williamson counties Federal Status: LE State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1

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INSECTS Kretschmarr Cave mold beetle Texamaurops reddelli Small, cave-adapted beetle found under rocks buried in silt; small, Edwards Limestone caves in of the Jollyville Plateau, a division of the Edwards Plateau Federal Status: LE State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1

No accepted common name Bombus variabilis Habitat description is not available at this time. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: SNR

No accepted common name Lymantes nadineae Habitat description is not available at this time. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR

No accepted common name Rhadine noctivaga Habitat description is not available at this time. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1

No accepted common name Rhadine russelli Habitat description is not available at this time. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1

No accepted common name Rhadine subterranea Habitat description is not available at this time. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2

Tooth Cave ground beetle Rhadine persephone Resident, small, cave-adapted beetle found in small Edwards Limestone caves in Travis and Williamson counties Federal Status: LE State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1

MAMMALS American badger Taxidea taxus

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MAMMALS Generalist. Prefers areas with soft soils that sustain ground squirrels for food. When inactive, occupies underground burrow. Young are born in underground burrows. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S5 big brown bat Eptesicus fuscus Any wooded areas or woodlands except . Riparian areas in . Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S5 big free-tailed bat Nyctinomops macrotis Habitat data sparse but records indicate that species prefers to roost in crevices and cracks in high canyon walls, but will use buildings, as well; reproduction data sparse, gives birth to single offspring late June-early July; females gather in nursery colonies; winter habits undetermined, but may hibernate in the Trans-Pecos; opportunistic insectivore Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S3 cave myotis bat Myotis velifer Colonial and cave-dwelling; also roosts in rock crevices, old buildings, carports, under bridges, and even in abandoned Cliff Swallow (Hirundo pyrrhonota) nests; roosts in clusters of up to thousands of individuals; hibernates in limestone caves of Edwards Plateau and gypsum cave of Panhandle during winter; opportunistic insectivore. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G4G5 State Rank: S4 eastern red bat Lasiurus borealis Found in a variety of habitats in Texas. Usually associated with wooded areas. Found in towns especially during migration. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: N Endemic: N Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S4 eastern spotted skunk Spilogale putorius Generalist; open fields prairies, croplands, fence rows, farmyards, forest edges & woodlands. Prefer wooded, brushy areas & tallgrass prairies. S.p. ssp. interrupta found in wooded areas and tallgrass prairies, preferring rocky canyons and outcrops when such sites are available. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G4 State Rank: S1S3 hoary bat Lasiurus cinereus Known from montane and riparian woodland in Trans-Pecos, forests and woods in east and . Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: N Endemic: N Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S4 long-tailed weasel Mustela frenata

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MAMMALS Includes brushlands, fence rows, upland woods and bottomland hardwoods, forest edges & rocky desert scrub. Usually live close to water. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S5

Mexican free-tailed bat Tadarida brasiliensis Roosts in buildings in . Largest maternity roosts are in limestone caves on the Edwards Plateau. Found in all habitats, forest to desert. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S5 mink Neovison vison Intimately associated with water; coastal swamps & marshes, wooded riparian zones, edges of lakes. Prefer floodplains. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S4 mountain lion Puma concolor Generalist; found in a wide range of habitats statewide. Found most frequently in rugged mountains & riparian zones. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S2S3 plains spotted skunk Spilogale putorius interrupta Generalist; open fields, prairies, croplands, fence rows, farmyards, forest edges, and woodlands; prefers wooded, brushy areas and tallgrass prairie Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: N Endemic: N Global Rank: G4T4 State Rank: S1S3 southern short-tailed shrew Blarina carolinensis Found in East Texas pine forests and agricultural land. May favor areas with abundant leaf litter and fallen logs (Baumgardner et al. 1992). Nest sites are probably under logs, stumps and other debris. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S4 swamp rabbit Sylvilagus aquaticus Primarily found in lowland areas near water including: cypress bogs and marshes, floodplains, creeks and rivers. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S5

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MAMMALS thirteen-lined ground squirrel Ictidomys tridecemlineatus Prefers short grass prairies with deep soils for burrowing. Frequently found in grazed ranchland, mowed pastures, and golf courses. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S5 tricolored bat Perimyotis subflavus Forest, woodland and riparian areas are important. Caves are very important to this species. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S3S4 western hog-nosed skunk Conepatus leuconotus Habitats include woodlands, grasslands & deserts, to 7200 feet, most common in rugged, rocky canyon country; little is known about the habitat of the ssp. telmalestes Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G4 State Rank: S4 woodland vole Microtus pinetorum Include grassy marshes, swamp edges, old-field/pine woodland ecotones, tallgrass fields; generally sandy soils. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S3

MOLLUSKS Brazos Heelsplitter Potamilus streckersoni Habitat description is not available at this time. Federal Status: State Status: T SGCN: N Endemic: Y Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR

False Spike Mussel Fusconaia mitchelli Occurs in small streams to medium-size rivers in habitats such as riffles and runs with flowing water. Is often found in stable substrates of sand, gravel, and cobble (Howells 2010; Randklev et al. 2012; Sowards et al. 2013; Tsakiris and Randklev 2016). [Mussels of Texas 2019] Federal Status: State Status: T SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1

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MOLLUSKS Texas Fawnsfoot Truncilla macrodon Occurs in large rivers but may also be found in medium-sized streams. Is found in protected near shore areas such as banks and backwaters but also riffles and point bar habitats with low to moderate water velocities. Typically occurs in substrates of mud, sandy mud, gravel and cobble. Considered intolerant of reservoirs (Randklev et al. 2010; Howells 2010o; Randklev et al. 2014b,c; Randklev et al. 2017a,b). [Mussels of Texas 2019] Federal Status: C State Status: T SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S2

REPTILES common garter snake Thamnophis sirtalis Terrestrial and aquatic: Habitats used include the grasslands and modified open areas in the vicinity of aquatic features, such as ponds, streams or marshes. Damp soils and debris for cover are thought to be critical. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: N Endemic: Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S2 eastern box turtle Terrapene carolina Terrestrial: Eastern box turtles inhabit forests, fields, forest-brush, and forest-field ecotones. In some areas they move seasonally from fields in spring to forest in summer. They commonly enters pools of shallow water in summer. For shelter, they burrow into loose soil, debris, mud, old stump holes, or under leaf litter. They can successfully hibernate in sites that may experience subfreezing temperatures. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S3 slender glass lizard Ophisaurus attenuatus Terrestrial: Habitats include open grassland, prairie, woodland edge, open woodland, oak , longleaf pine flatwoods, scrubby areas, fallow fields, and areas near streams and ponds, often in habitats with sandy soil. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S3

Texas garter snake Thamnophis sirtalis annectens Terrestrial and aquatic: Habitats used include the grasslands and modified open areas in the vicinity of aquatic features, such as ponds, streams or marshes. Damp soils and debris for cover are thought to be critical. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G5T4 State Rank: S1

Texas horned lizard Phrynosoma cornutum Terrestrial: Open habitats with sparse vegetation, including grass, prairie, cactus, scattered brush or scrubby trees; soil may vary in texture from sandy to rocky; burrows into soil, enters rodent burrows, or hides under rock when inactive. Occurs to 6000 feet, but largely limited below the pinyon-juniper zone on mountains in the area. Federal Status: State Status: T SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G4G5 State Rank: S3

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REPTILES timber (canebrake) rattlesnake Crotalus horridus Terrestrial: Swamps, floodplains, upland pine and deciduous woodland, riparian zones, abandoned farmland. Limestone bluffs, sandy soil or black clay. Prefers dense ground cover, i.e. grapevines, palmetto. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G4 State Rank: S4 western box turtle Terrapene ornata Terrestrial: Ornate or western box trutles inhabit prairie grassland, pasture, fields, sandhills, and open woodland. They are essentially terrestrial but sometimes enter slow, shallow streams and creek pools. For shelter, they burrow into soil (e.g., under plants such as yucca) (Converse et al. 2002) or enter burrows made by other species. Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5 State Rank: S3

PLANTS bigflower cornsalad Valerianella stenocarpa Usually along creekbeds or in vernally moist grassy open areas (Carr 2015). Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3

Elmendorf's onion Allium elmendorfii Grassland openings in oak woodlands on deep, loose, well-drained sands; in Coastal Bend, on Pleistocene barrier island ridges and Holocene Sand Sheet that support live oak woodlands; to the north it occurs in post oak-black hickory-live oak woodlands over Queen City and similar Eocene formations; one anomalous specimen found on in wet pockets of granitic loam; Perennial; Flowering March-April, May Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 gravelbar brickellbush Brickellia dentata Essentially restricted to frequently-scoured gravelly alluvial beds in creek and river bottoms; Perennial; Flowering June-Nov; Fruiting June-Oct Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S3S4

Heller's marbleseed Onosmodium helleri Occurs in loamy calcareous soils in oak-juniper woodlands on rocky limestone slopes, often in more mesic portions of canyons; Perennial; Flowering March-May Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3

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PLANTS Plateau loosestrife Lythrum ovalifolium Banks and gravelly beds of perennial (or strong intermittent) streams on the Edwards Plateau, Llano Uplift and Lampasas Cutplain; Perennial; Flowering/Fruiting April-Nov Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S3S4 plateau milkvine Matelea edwardsensis Occurs in various types of juniper-oak and oak-juniper woodlands; Perennial; Flowering March-Oct; Fruiting May-June Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3

Texas almond Prunus minutiflora Wide-ranging but scarce, in a variety of grassland and shrubland situations, mostly on calcareous soils underlain by limestone but occasionally in sandier neutral soils underlain by granite; Perennial; Flowering Feb-May and Oct; Fruiting Feb-Sept Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S3S4

Texas claret-cup cactus Echinocereus coccineus var. paucispinus Mountains, hills, and mesas, igneous and limestone, oak-juniper-pinyon woodland or juniper woodland on limestone mesas, mostly rocky habitats but also in alluvial basins, grasslands, or among mesquite or other shrubs. Flowering March - April (Powell and Weedin 2004). Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: N Global Rank: G5T3 State Rank: S3

Wright's milkvetch Astragalus wrightii On sandy or gravelly soils; April (Diggs et al. 1999). Federal Status: State Status: SGCN: Y Endemic: Y Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3

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Clams NAME STATUS Texas Fawnsfoot Truncilla macrodon Candidate No critical habitat has been designated for this species. Species profile: https://ecos.fws.gov/ecp/species/8965

Texas Pimpleback Quadrula petrina Candidate No critical habitat has been designated for this species. Species profile: https://ecos.fws.gov/ecp/species/8966

Insects NAME STATUS Coffin Cave Mold Beetle Batrisodes texanus Endangered No critical habitat has been designated for this species. Species profile: https://ecos.fws.gov/ecp/species/6234

Tooth Cave Ground Beetle Rhadine persephone Endangered No critical habitat has been designated for this species. Species profile: https://ecos.fws.gov/ecp/species/5625

Arachnids NAME STATUS Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi Endangered No critical habitat has been designated for this species. Species profile: https://ecos.fws.gov/ecp/species/5306

Tooth Cave Spider Neoleptoneta myopica Endangered No critical habitat has been designated for this species. Species profile: https://ecos.fws.gov/ecp/species/2360

Flowering Plants NAME STATUS Bracted Twistflower Streptanthus bracteatus Candidate No critical habitat has been designated for this species. Species profile: https://ecos.fws.gov/ecp/species/2856

Critical habitats THERE ARE NO CRITICAL HABITATS WITHIN YOUR PROJECT AREA UNDER THIS OFFICE'S JURISDICTION. EMST I-35 from North of SE Inner Loop Drive to South of RM 1431 EMST

FID FID HABT EMST District Veg_ID Common MOU_Habitat Phase Acres TPWD_Ecosys EcoRegion District 14 TX TPW Code 14 Grand Total 302.0382406 Barren Total 0.05053735 1353231 946821 9000 Barren Agriculture 1-South 0.05053735 Barren Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Total 3.5114865 1086910 947960 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.06862989 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086912 947962 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.83954757 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1092580 953707 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.04624656 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339154 947962 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.00024088 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339155 947965 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.10770382 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339954 953707 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.04016264 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353521 947960 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 1.05127623 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353522 947962 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.08125597 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353523 947965 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.03323103 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353523 947965 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.11041943 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353523 947965 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.01477081 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353523 947965 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.38168411 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353524 947966 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.05944843 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353524 947966 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.00330742 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1354414 953707 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.55950228 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1354414 953707 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.09143791 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1354414 953707 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.00126516 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353523 947965 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.00001263 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353523 947965 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.00001263 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353523 947965 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.00000905 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353523 947965 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.00000905 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353523 947965 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.00986707 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353523 947965 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.00986707 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353523 947965 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.00076939 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353523 947965 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.00076939 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353524 947966 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.00002004 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353524 947966 207 Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 1-South 0.00002004 Texas Blackland Tallgrass Prairie Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Central Texas: Riparian Hardwood / Evergreen Forest Total 0.01203635 1353458 947382 1903 Central Texas: Riparian Hardwood / Evergreen Forest Riparian 1-South 0.01203635 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Central Texas: Riparian Herbaceous Vegetation Total 3.84055024 1085928 946937 1907 Central Texas: Riparian Herbaceous Vegetation Riparian 1-South 0.40614662 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest 1086957 948016 1907 Central Texas: Riparian Herbaceous Vegetation Riparian 1-South 1.47322827 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest 1338975 946872 1907 Central Texas: Riparian Herbaceous Vegetation Riparian 1-South 0.00721463 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest 1338988 946937 1907 Central Texas: Riparian Herbaceous Vegetation Riparian 1-South 0.0232453 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest 1339956 953716 1907 Central Texas: Riparian Herbaceous Vegetation Riparian 1-South 0.06157427 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest 1353250 946872 1907 Central Texas: Riparian Herbaceous Vegetation Riparian 1-South 0.11218092 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest

Tier I Site Assessment Attachments EMST Table I-35 from north of SE Inner Loop Drive to south of RM 1431 Page 1 of 13 CSJs: 0015-09-186 and 0015-09-187 EMST I-35 from North of SE Inner Loop Drive to South of RM 1431 EMST

FID FID HABT EMST EcoRegion District Veg_ID Common MOU_Habitat Phase Acres TPWD_Ecosys EcoRegion District 14 TX TPW Code 14 1353250 946872 1907 Central Texas: Riparian Herbaceous Vegetation Riparian 1-South 0.050779 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest 1353273 946937 1907 Central Texas: Riparian Herbaceous Vegetation Riparian 1-South 0.4887469 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest 1353273 946937 1907 Central Texas: Riparian Herbaceous Vegetation Riparian 1-South 0.06144657 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest 1353555 948016 1907 Central Texas: Riparian Herbaceous Vegetation Riparian 1-South 0.64735449 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest 1354418 953716 1907 Central Texas: Riparian Herbaceous Vegetation Riparian 1-South 0.35376575 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest 1354418 953716 1907 Central Texas: Riparian Herbaceous Vegetation Riparian 1-South 0.15333172 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest 1353273 946937 1907 Central Texas: Riparian Herbaceous Vegetation Riparian 1-South 0.0007679 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest 1353273 946937 1907 Central Texas: Riparian Herbaceous Vegetation Riparian 1-South 0.0007679 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest Central Texas: Riparian Juniper Forest Total 0.2027568 1353459 947387 1901 Central Texas: Riparian Juniper Forest Riparian 1-South 0.08785253 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest 1353459 947387 1901 Central Texas: Riparian Juniper Forest Riparian 1-South 0.11490427 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest Central Texas: Riparian Live Oak Forest Total 0.03082155 1353450 947369 1902 Central Texas: Riparian Live Oak Forest Riparian 1-South 0.03056022 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest 1353450 947369 1902 Central Texas: Riparian Live Oak Forest Riparian 1-South 0.00026133 Southeastern Great Plains Riparian Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Forest Edwards Plateau: Ashe Juniper / Live Oak Shrubland Total 0.15523154 1339066 947254 1205 Edwards Plateau: Ashe Juniper / Live Oak Shrubland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.01631311 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Shrubland 1353393 947254 1205 Edwards Plateau: Ashe Juniper / Live Oak Shrubland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.02175783 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Shrubland 1353393 947254 1205 Edwards Plateau: Ashe Juniper / Live Oak Shrubland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.06444584 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Shrubland 1353393 947254 1205 Edwards Plateau: Ashe Juniper / Live Oak Shrubland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.05147602 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Shrubland 1353393 947254 1205 Edwards Plateau: Ashe Juniper / Live Oak Shrubland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00061937 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Shrubland 1353393 947254 1205 Edwards Plateau: Ashe Juniper / Live Oak Shrubland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00061937 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Shrubland Edwards Plateau: Ashe Juniper Motte and Woodland Total 0.24554058 1086234 947262 1101 Edwards Plateau: Ashe Juniper Motte and Woodland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.06669559 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1339067 947261 1101 Edwards Plateau: Ashe Juniper Motte and Woodland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00234157 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353397 947261 1101 Edwards Plateau: Ashe Juniper Motte and Woodland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.07064149 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353397 947261 1101 Edwards Plateau: Ashe Juniper Motte and Woodland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.10586193 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland Edwards Plateau: Deciduous Oak / Evergreen Motte and Woodland Total 1.39682897 1086220 947248 1103 Edwards Plateau: Deciduous Oak / Evergreen Motte Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.01871734 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 and Woodland Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland

Tier I Site Assessment Attachments EMST Table I-35 from north of SE Inner Loop Drive to south of RM 1431 Page 2 of 13 CSJs: 0015-09-186 and 0015-09-187 EMST I-35 from North of SE Inner Loop Drive to South of RM 1431 EMST

FID FID HABT EMST EcoRegion District Veg_ID Common MOU_Habitat Phase Acres TPWD_Ecosys EcoRegion District 14 TX TPW Code 14 1086330 947373 1103 Edwards Plateau: Deciduous Oak / Evergreen Motte Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.02011103 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 and Woodland Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1086332 947375 1103 Edwards Plateau: Deciduous Oak / Evergreen Motte Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.05309945 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 and Woodland Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1339105 947375 1103 Edwards Plateau: Deciduous Oak / Evergreen Motte Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00007412 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 and Woodland Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353249 946870 1103 Edwards Plateau: Deciduous Oak / Evergreen Motte Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.04991319 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 and Woodland Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353389 947248 1103 Edwards Plateau: Deciduous Oak / Evergreen Motte Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.26891537 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 and Woodland Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353453 947373 1103 Edwards Plateau: Deciduous Oak / Evergreen Motte Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.18955523 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 and Woodland Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353455 947375 1103 Edwards Plateau: Deciduous Oak / Evergreen Motte Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.49389943 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 and Woodland Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353455 947375 1103 Edwards Plateau: Deciduous Oak / Evergreen Motte Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.11213656 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 and Woodland Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353456 947378 1103 Edwards Plateau: Deciduous Oak / Evergreen Motte Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.08551224 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 and Woodland Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353456 947378 1103 Edwards Plateau: Deciduous Oak / Evergreen Motte Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00769101 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 and Woodland Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353467 947425 1103 Edwards Plateau: Deciduous Oak / Evergreen Motte Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.07339372 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 and Woodland Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353467 947425 1103 Edwards Plateau: Deciduous Oak / Evergreen Motte Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.02381028 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 and Woodland Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland Edwards Plateau: Live Oak Motte and Woodland Total 0.36366225 1086228 947256 1102 Edwards Plateau: Live Oak Motte and Woodland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.22996278 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353394 947257 1102 Edwards Plateau: Live Oak Motte and Woodland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.01327017 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353394 947257 1102 Edwards Plateau: Live Oak Motte and Woodland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00040461 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353394 947257 1102 Edwards Plateau: Live Oak Motte and Woodland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00033967 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353396 947259 1102 Edwards Plateau: Live Oak Motte and Woodland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.06852971 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353396 947259 1102 Edwards Plateau: Live Oak Motte and Woodland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.01104156 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353461 947393 1102 Edwards Plateau: Live Oak Motte and Woodland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.03837943 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353461 947393 1102 Edwards Plateau: Live Oak Motte and Woodland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00173432 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Total 21.45926862 1078942 939771 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.01168434 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1078971 939805 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00437277 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1085855 946860 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.50012262 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1085863 946868 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.0975054 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland

Tier I Site Assessment Attachments EMST Table I-35 from north of SE Inner Loop Drive to south of RM 1431 Page 3 of 13 CSJs: 0015-09-186 and 0015-09-187 EMST I-35 from North of SE Inner Loop Drive to South of RM 1431 EMST

FID FID HABT EMST EcoRegion District Veg_ID Common MOU_Habitat Phase Acres TPWD_Ecosys EcoRegion District 14 TX TPW Code 14 1085863 946868 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.0752261 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1085919 946928 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.03893135 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1085920 946929 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00596509 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1085925 946934 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.14854903 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1085925 946934 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.09432946 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1086065 947084 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.03075173 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1086214 947241 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.03268197 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1086325 947368 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 2.11567454 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1097670 958985 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.17916706 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1337983 941056 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00233656 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1338968 946845 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.25382978 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1338969 946849 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.03126726 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1338970 946851 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.11508008 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1338971 946860 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.31303004 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1338974 946869 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00334084 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1338986 946928 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.12921636 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1338987 946929 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00094301 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1339027 947081 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.20570295 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1339028 947082 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.0060656 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1339064 947244 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00387203 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1339104 947363 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.02232479 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1351884 939771 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00269963 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1351884 939771 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.07101435 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1352092 941056 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00220106 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1352092 941056 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.04631929 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland

Tier I Site Assessment Attachments EMST Table I-35 from north of SE Inner Loop Drive to south of RM 1431 Page 4 of 13 CSJs: 0015-09-186 and 0015-09-187 EMST I-35 from North of SE Inner Loop Drive to South of RM 1431 EMST

FID FID HABT EMST EcoRegion District Veg_ID Common MOU_Habitat Phase Acres TPWD_Ecosys EcoRegion District 14 TX TPW Code 14 1352092 941056 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.23863046 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353236 946843 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.02650497 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353238 946845 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.49930066 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353239 946849 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.26279382 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353241 946851 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 1.22514723 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353241 946851 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.77984906 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353243 946859 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.12365945 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353244 946860 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 3.22987892 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353244 946860 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 1.72809002 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353247 946868 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.23649411 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353247 946868 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.10695512 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353248 946869 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 1.25815973 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353248 946869 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.64173749 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353270 946928 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 1.48189409 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353270 946928 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.49906139 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353271 946929 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.16019604 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353271 946929 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.14378834 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353330 947079 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.23840575 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353330 947079 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.02711085 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353331 947081 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.51241139 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353331 947081 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.54775453 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353332 947082 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.49781079 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353387 947241 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00002362 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353388 947244 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.28137377 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353388 947244 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.18666889 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland

Tier I Site Assessment Attachments EMST Table I-35 from north of SE Inner Loop Drive to south of RM 1431 Page 5 of 13 CSJs: 0015-09-186 and 0015-09-187 EMST I-35 from North of SE Inner Loop Drive to South of RM 1431 EMST

FID FID HABT EMST EcoRegion District Veg_ID Common MOU_Habitat Phase Acres TPWD_Ecosys EcoRegion District 14 TX TPW Code 14 1353447 947363 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00051252 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353447 947363 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.23169005 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353449 947368 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 1.35236209 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1355412 958985 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.36598076 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1085863 946868 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00001395 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1085863 946868 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00001395 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1085925 946934 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00003351 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1085925 946934 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00003351 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1352092 941056 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00163958 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1352092 941056 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00163958 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353241 946851 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00070841 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353241 946851 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00070841 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353244 946860 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00897646 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353244 946860 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00897646 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353247 946868 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00000947 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353247 946868 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00000947 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353270 946928 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00039225 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353270 946928 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00039225 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353271 946929 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00363518 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland 1353271 946929 1107 Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.00363518 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Savanna and Woodland Edwards Plateau: Shin Oak Shrubland Total 1.36000788 1086102 947122 1206 Edwards Plateau: Shin Oak Shrubland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.05220681 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Shrubland 1086102 947122 1206 Edwards Plateau: Shin Oak Shrubland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.10516087 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Shrubland 1086235 947264 1206 Edwards Plateau: Shin Oak Shrubland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.13756391 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Shrubland 1339032 947122 1206 Edwards Plateau: Shin Oak Shrubland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.0318912 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Shrubland 1353275 946946 1206 Edwards Plateau: Shin Oak Shrubland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.04087512 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Shrubland

Tier I Site Assessment Attachments EMST Table I-35 from north of SE Inner Loop Drive to south of RM 1431 Page 6 of 13 CSJs: 0015-09-186 and 0015-09-187 EMST I-35 from North of SE Inner Loop Drive to South of RM 1431 EMST

FID FID HABT EMST EcoRegion District Veg_ID Common MOU_Habitat Phase Acres TPWD_Ecosys EcoRegion District 14 TX TPW Code 14 1353340 947122 1206 Edwards Plateau: Shin Oak Shrubland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.01929577 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Shrubland 1353340 947122 1206 Edwards Plateau: Shin Oak Shrubland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.51721052 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Shrubland 1353341 947123 1206 Edwards Plateau: Shin Oak Shrubland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.43332291 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Shrubland 1353399 947264 1206 Edwards Plateau: Shin Oak Shrubland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 1-South 0.02248077 Edwards Plateau Limestone Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland, and Shrubland Shrubland Native Invasive: Mesquite Shrubland Total 1.74744449 1085949 946959 9106 Native Invasive: Mesquite Shrubland Disturbed Prairie 1-South 0.79305433 Native Invasive Shrub and Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland 1086119 947139 9106 Native Invasive: Mesquite Shrubland Disturbed Prairie 1-South 0.03027802 Native Invasive Shrub and Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland 1086119 947139 9106 Native Invasive: Mesquite Shrubland Disturbed Prairie 1-South 0.5074028 Native Invasive Shrub and Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland 1338991 946959 9106 Native Invasive: Mesquite Shrubland Disturbed Prairie 1-South 0.0000077 Native Invasive Shrub and Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland 1353280 946959 9106 Native Invasive: Mesquite Shrubland Disturbed Prairie 1-South 0.00472368 Native Invasive Shrub and Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland 1353282 946964 9106 Native Invasive: Mesquite Shrubland Disturbed Prairie 1-South 0.00012247 Native Invasive Shrub and Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland 1353343 947139 9106 Native Invasive: Mesquite Shrubland Disturbed Prairie 1-South 0.00479666 Native Invasive Shrub and Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland 1353345 947143 9106 Native Invasive: Mesquite Shrubland Disturbed Prairie 1-South 0.35817024 Native Invasive Shrub and Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland 1353345 947143 9106 Native Invasive: Mesquite Shrubland Disturbed Prairie 1-South 0.04888859 Native Invasive Shrub and Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Woodland Row Crops Total 0.94429071 1339353 949445 9307 Row Crops Agriculture 1-South 0.22652874 Agriculture Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353763 949445 9307 Row Crops Agriculture 1-South 0.71776197 Agriculture Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Urban High Intensity Total 61.72985438 1079116 939955 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.0259815 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1085887 946894 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.17341839 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1085888 946895 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.0125452 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086141 947164 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.12633494 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086144 947168 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00106169 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1087620 948682 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.23275263 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1087620 948682 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.18406175 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1087623 948685 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.43560158 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1087623 948685 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.1545062 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1092582 953709 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.1038251 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329394 939627 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.08824283 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329409 939954 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00464222 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329410 939955 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.01464324 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329412 940232 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.07439421 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329719 946696 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.20265976 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329721 946770 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 2.61111499 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329722 946773 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.25358083 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329723 946774 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.16284007 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329724 946776 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.11868712 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329729 946894 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 1.42198634 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32

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FID FID HABT EMST EcoRegion District Veg_ID Common MOU_Habitat Phase Acres TPWD_Ecosys EcoRegion District 14 TX TPW Code 14 1329735 946981 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.59835688 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329736 946984 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.36429561 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329742 947161 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.36839205 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329743 947168 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 1.86974777 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329749 947285 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.57840046 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329750 947289 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.14126219 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329751 947291 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.42741512 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329752 947292 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.32363364 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329753 947297 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.18828323 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329776 947980 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.52281793 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1330198 958979 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.34010264 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1337792 939627 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.38497971 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1337860 939954 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.32082526 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1337861 939955 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.46313918 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1337883 940232 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.71818912 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338921 946696 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.65907283 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338947 946770 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 6.23738994 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338948 946773 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.24988816 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338949 946774 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.69693337 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338950 946776 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.30409902 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338977 946893 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.03324731 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338978 946894 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 3.69225155 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338996 946981 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 1.5077517 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338997 946984 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.55725047 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339039 947161 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.72156771 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339040 947164 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.05652695 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339041 947165 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.18597278 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339042 947168 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 5.36713942 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339075 947285 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.97211242 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339076 947286 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.14982773 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339078 947289 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.15477105 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339079 947291 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.56759517 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339080 947292 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.76696212 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339081 947293 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.07159448 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339082 947297 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.42683817 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339162 947980 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.77960036 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339462 950540 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00238199 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339955 953709 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.01853225 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1340811 958979 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.03869195 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1351836 939627 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.15916396 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1351924 939954 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.15761647 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1351925 939955 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 1.14173556 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1351957 940232 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.02008899 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353174 946696 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.75325876 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353210 946770 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 3.39220326 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353211 946774 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00232982 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353212 946775 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.0960801 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353213 946776 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.28913355 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353256 946893 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.30573072 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353257 946894 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.09209815 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353257 946894 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 7.68103405 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32

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FID FID HABT EMST EcoRegion District Veg_ID Common MOU_Habitat Phase Acres TPWD_Ecosys EcoRegion District 14 TX TPW Code 14 1353258 946895 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.01195717 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353290 946980 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.09898777 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353290 946980 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.01384535 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353291 946981 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.39269377 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353292 946982 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.20548238 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353292 946982 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.01859473 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353294 946984 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.11482306 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353354 947161 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.20732777 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353355 947164 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.93375212 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353356 947165 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.34797264 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353358 947168 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 5.43355694 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353406 947285 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.39408466 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353407 947286 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.61961927 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353409 947289 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.01875626 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353410 947290 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00545922 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353411 947291 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00352046 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353412 947292 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00004888 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353413 947293 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.09247226 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353414 947297 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.08450066 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353532 947980 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.03881853 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353904 950540 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.09990732 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353905 950541 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.04636387 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1354416 953709 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.1529419 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1354416 953709 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.05762459 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1354416 953709 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.01541849 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353292 946982 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00006532 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353292 946982 9410 Urban High Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00006532 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 Urban Low Intensity Total 204.9879223 1085897 946906 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.24658726 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1085898 946907 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.13689253 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1085898 946907 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.07834451 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1085898 946907 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.46745373 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1085902 946911 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.10585091 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086011 947029 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.21876325 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086169 947195 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.12699359 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086169 947195 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.03060169 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086171 947197 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00378149 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086175 947202 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.12420144 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086176 947203 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.51429971 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086176 947203 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.5934987 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086288 947326 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.22083059 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086290 947330 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 1.22775166 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086291 947331 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.03049394 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086293 947333 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00060054 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086293 947333 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.64008113 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086295 947335 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.90521491 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086298 947340 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.1779361 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086947 948004 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.02053017 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086948 948005 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.06377017 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086949 948006 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 1.98368573 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1086950 948007 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.53741553 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32

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FID FID HABT EMST EcoRegion District Veg_ID Common MOU_Habitat Phase Acres TPWD_Ecosys EcoRegion District 14 TX TPW Code 14 1086950 948007 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 1.06071538 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1087643 948705 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.09358346 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1087643 948705 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.06381991 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1087643 948705 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.82510627 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1097669 958983 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.08356582 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329725 946804 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.18109631 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329726 946808 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 1.3671213 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329727 946813 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 2.46271643 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329731 946905 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.13500034 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329732 946911 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.21008157 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329737 947022 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.64865266 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329738 947026 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.49446304 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329739 947027 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.07448605 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329745 947195 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00000117 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329746 947199 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.74375132 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329755 947327 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.01613393 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329756 947330 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.60376247 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329757 947335 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.86091732 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329758 947340 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.11147479 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329778 948005 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00032681 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329779 948006 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.34784486 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329826 950723 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.18554877 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329827 950725 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.34088447 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1329834 950794 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.16489644 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1330199 958984 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.31367478 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338933 946718 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.14121129 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338960 946798 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 1.30563624 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338961 946799 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.08720977 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338962 946804 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 3.23723314 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338963 946808 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 6.50136673 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338964 946813 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 9.85116529 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338981 946905 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 1.20454965 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338982 946906 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.19614352 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338983 946907 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.48813478 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1338984 946911 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 1.32062665 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339012 947022 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 2.71605376 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339013 947025 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.90460881 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339014 947026 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 1.87915864 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339015 947027 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.38308727 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339016 947028 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.69689686 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339017 947029 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.13372455 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339050 947190 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.14808706 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339051 947191 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.27724099 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339052 947193 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.23887806 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339053 947195 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 1.33201358 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339054 947197 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.79671169 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339055 947199 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 2.84365757 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339056 947202 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.08535587 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339057 947203 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.06744789 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339092 947320 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.21882907 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339093 947321 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.48817748 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32

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FID FID HABT EMST EcoRegion District Veg_ID Common MOU_Habitat Phase Acres TPWD_Ecosys EcoRegion District 14 TX TPW Code 14 1339094 947322 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.32694248 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339095 947327 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.67719167 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339096 947328 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.4090404 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339097 947330 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 4.9029459 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339098 947333 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 1.86936326 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339099 947335 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 4.90915932 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339100 947338 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.0867834 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339101 947339 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.1349432 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339102 947340 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.55234207 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339176 948005 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.93264504 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339177 948006 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 2.07385834 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339178 948007 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.14314687 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339182 948012 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.06959895 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339525 950723 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.71633209 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339526 950725 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 1.34838717 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339528 950728 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00037698 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1339548 950794 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.62292564 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1340812 958983 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.15210431 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1340813 958984 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.28553999 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353188 946717 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.02441062 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353189 946718 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.84799547 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353223 946798 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 3.88972222 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353224 946799 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.25867546 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353226 946804 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.32845705 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353226 946804 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 7.82905701 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353227 946808 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.01233331 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353227 946808 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 9.12302089 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353228 946813 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.01371479 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353228 946813 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 11.43608784 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353263 946905 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.89047942 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353264 946906 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00219817 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353264 946906 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 1.93895387 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353265 946907 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.06894688 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353265 946907 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.01707318 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353265 946907 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.05642101 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353265 946907 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 2.07728472 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353266 946911 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.02849725 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353266 946911 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 2.77341681 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353311 947022 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.15063872 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353311 947022 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 3.83897623 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353312 947024 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00588432 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353313 947025 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 2.33477665 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353314 947026 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.08520076 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353314 947026 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 2.30426282 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353315 947027 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.08463345 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353316 947028 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 2.38078922 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353317 947029 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.12916601 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353369 947190 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.63169038 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353370 947191 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.83416404 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353371 947193 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.62583757 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353372 947195 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 1.73172399 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32

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FID FID HABT EMST EcoRegion District Veg_ID Common MOU_Habitat Phase Acres TPWD_Ecosys EcoRegion District 14 TX TPW Code 14 1353372 947195 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 4.44315068 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353373 947197 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 2.95747404 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353374 947199 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.27030306 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353374 947199 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 3.24737923 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353375 947202 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.08044963 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353376 947203 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00466489 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353376 947203 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.06754475 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353429 947320 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.54239958 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353430 947321 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 1.20671291 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353431 947322 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.89433956 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353433 947326 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.25038731 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353434 947327 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00299463 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353434 947327 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 2.43545104 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353435 947328 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 1.08314002 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353436 947330 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.26978765 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353436 947330 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.12210051 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353436 947330 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 3.24078198 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353436 947330 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 13.32077772 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353437 947333 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.62362362 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353437 947333 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 7.45650463 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353437 947333 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.02026431 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353438 947335 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.3002707 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353438 947335 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 7.83142064 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353438 947335 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.05686615 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353439 947338 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.21696926 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353440 947339 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.46001533 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353441 947340 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00086426 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353441 947340 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 2.11430175 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353547 948005 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 4.64797332 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353548 948006 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.06250571 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353548 948006 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 8.22354015 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353549 948007 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.14283864 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353553 948012 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.44785315 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353974 950723 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.12045174 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353974 950723 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.93130434 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353974 950723 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00061836 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353975 950725 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 1.32709669 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353976 950726 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.03004646 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353978 950728 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.03074749 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1354001 950794 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.70447244 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1355411 958983 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.38220166 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353226 946804 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00125916 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353226 946804 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00125916 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353227 946808 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00012871 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353227 946808 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00012871 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353264 946906 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00113353 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353264 946906 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00113353 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353314 947026 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00029778 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353314 947026 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00029778 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353372 947195 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.02023 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353372 947195 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.02023 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32

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FID FID HABT EMST EcoRegion District Veg_ID Common MOU_Habitat Phase Acres TPWD_Ecosys EcoRegion District 14 TX TPW Code 14 1353436 947330 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00363364 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353436 947330 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00363364 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353436 947330 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00000587 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353436 947330 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00000587 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353436 947330 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00123862 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353436 947330 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00123862 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353436 947330 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00098515 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353436 947330 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00098515 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353548 948006 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00048953 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32 1353548 948006 9411 Urban Low Intensity Urban 1-South 0.00048953 Urban Texas Blackland Prairies 32

Tier I Site Assessment Attachments EMST Table I-35 from north of SE Inner Loop Drive to south of RM 1431 Page 13 of 13 CSJs: 0015-09-186 and 0015-09-187 Field-verified MOU Vegetation I-35 North of SE Inner Loop Drive to South of RM 1431

Potential Impacts* to Field-verified MOU Vegetation within the Project Area

TxDOT/TPWD MOU MOU Thresholds Potential EMST Vegetation Type Ecological System Type Vegetation Type (acres) Impacts (acres)

Edwards Plateau: Live Oak Edwards Plateau Limestone 5.06 Motte and Woodland Savanna and Woodland Edwards Plateau Savannah, 3 Woodland, and Shrubland Edwards Plateau: Savanna Edwards Plateau Limestone 2.48 Grassland Savanna and Woodland

Total Potential Impacts to Edwards Plateau Savannah, Woodland, and Shrubland MOU Vegetation 7.54 Blackland Prairie: Texas Blackland Tallgrass Disturbance or Tame Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland 2 10.79 Prairie Grassland Total Potential Impacts to Tallgrass Prairie, Grassland MOU Vegetation 10.79 Urban High Intensity Urban 0.59 Urban NA Urban Low Intensity Urban 148.91 Total Potential Impacts to Urban MOU Vegetation 149.5 *Based on ROW to ROW impacts **Totals do not include 134.02 acres of existing transportation facility

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Photo 1. Existing Transportation and Urban Low Intensity vegetation within the existing ROW at the northern project terminus, facing south.

Photo 2. Urban Low Intensity vegetation in the existing ROW and Urban High Intensity vegetation type within the proposed ROW, facing south.

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Photo 3. Edwards Plateau: Live Oak Motte and Woodland vegetation within the proposed ROW north of Inner Space Caverns, facing north.

Photo 4. Edwards Plateau: Live Oak Motte and Woodland vegetation within the proposed ROW north of RM 1431, facing north.

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Photo 5. Edwards Plateau: Savanna Grassland vegetation within the proposed ROW north of SE Inner Loop Drive, facing northwest.

Photo 6. Blackland Prairie: Disturbance or Tame Grassland vegetation within the proposed ROW, facing southwest.

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Photo 7. Urban Low Intensity vegetation within the proposed ROW where live oak trees were planted in a row along the fenceline, facing north. Beyond the planted live oak trees but outside the proposed ROW is mesquite shrubland vegetation.

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EO_ID Common Name Scientific Name Listing Status Buffer Zone

9377 Jollyville Plateau Salamander Eurycea tonkawae T 10-mile 9376 Jollyville Plateau Salamander Eurycea tonkawae T 10-mile 9314 Jollyville Plateau Salamander Eurycea tonkawae T 10-mile 8167 Jollyville Plateau Salamander Eurycea tonkawae T 10-mile 6724 Jollyville Plateau Salamander Eurycea tonkawae T 10-mile 6647 Jollyville Plateau Salamander Eurycea tonkawae T 10-mile 5719 Jollyville Plateau Salamander Eurycea tonkawae T 10-mile 5120 Jollyville Plateau Salamander Eurycea tonkawae T 10-mile 3626 Jollyville Plateau Salamander Eurycea tonkawae T 10-mile 3025 Jollyville Plateau Salamander Eurycea tonkawae T 10-mile 9363 Salado Salamander Eurycea chisholmensis T 10-mile 9286 Salado Salamander Eurycea chisholmensis T 10-mile 7727 Salado Salamander Eurycea chisholmensis T 10-mile 1754 Salado Salamander Eurycea chisholmensis T 10-mile 2761 Black-capped Vireo Vireo atricapilla SGCN 10-mile 7821 Golden-cheeked Warbler Setophaga chrysoparia E 10-mile 7564 Golden-cheeked Warbler Setophaga chrysoparia E 10-mile 5166 Golden-cheeked Warbler Setophaga chrysoparia E 10-mile 3026 Golden-cheeked Warbler Setophaga chrysoparia E 10-mile 2467 Golden-cheeked Warbler Setophaga chrysoparia E 10-mile 1964 Golden-cheeked Warbler Setophaga chrysoparia E 10-mile 740 Golden-cheeked Warbler Setophaga chrysoparia E 10-mile 83 Golden-cheeked Warbler Setophaga chrysoparia E 10-mile 9362 Georgetown Salamander Eurycea naufragia T 10-mile 9361 Georgetown Salamander Eurycea naufragia T 10-mile 9287 Georgetown Salamander Eurycea naufragia T 10-mile 4446 Georgetown Salamander Eurycea naufragia T 10-mile 4120 Georgetown Salamander Eurycea naufragia T 10-mile 3759 Georgetown Salamander Eurycea naufragia T 10-mile 2257 Georgetown Salamander Eurycea naufragia T 10-mile 7073 Guadalupe Bass Micropterus treculii SGCN 1.5-mile-mile 14348 Western Hog-nosed Skunk Conepatus leuconotus SGCN 10-mile 3915 Cave Myotis Myotis velifer SGCN 10-mile 1959 Cave Myotis Myotis velifer SGCN 10-mile 13590 Texas Shiner Notropis amabilis SGCN 10-mile 7853 Tooth Cave Ground Beetle Rhadine persephone E 10-mile 7376 Tooth Cave Ground Beetle Rhadine persephone E 10-mile 5944 Tooth Cave Ground Beetle Rhadine persephone E 10-mile 4917 Tooth Cave Ground Beetle Rhadine persephone E 10-mile 4916 Tooth Cave Ground Beetle Rhadine persephone E 10-mile 4764 Tooth Cave Ground Beetle Rhadine persephone E 10-mile 4437 Tooth Cave Ground Beetle Rhadine persephone E 10-mile 2097 Tooth Cave Ground Beetle Rhadine persephone E 10-mile 1522 Tooth Cave Ground Beetle Rhadine persephone E 10-mile 1052 Tooth Cave Ground Beetle Rhadine persephone E 10-mile 1036 Tooth Cave Ground Beetle Rhadine persephone E 10-mile 850 Tooth Cave Ground Beetle Rhadine persephone E 10-mile 10884 Kretschmarr Cave Mold Beetle Texamaurops reddelli E 1.5-mile 8759 Coffin Cave Mold Beetle Batrisodes texanus E 10-mile

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EO_ID Common Name Scientific Name Listing Status Buffer Zone

6123 Coffin Cave Mold Beetle Batrisodes texanus E 1.5-mile 5666 Coffin Cave Mold Beetle Batrisodes texanus E 1.5-mile 2441 Coffin Cave Mold Beetle Batrisodes texanus E 10-mile 1181 Coffin Cave Mold Beetle Batrisodes texanus E 10-mile 10902 Bee Creek Cave Harvestman Texella reddelli E 10-mile 8760 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 8076 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 7846 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 7845 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 7710 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 7340 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 1.5-mile 7277 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 7276 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 7115 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 6985 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 1.5-mile 6507 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 1.5-mile 6115 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 5729 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 5441 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 5134 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 4853 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 4824 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 4696 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 4586 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 4555 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 1.5-mile 3943 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 3766 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 1.5-mile 3711 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 3710 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 3438 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 3313 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 1.5-mile 3080 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 2599 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 2365 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 1973 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 1801 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 1769 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 1768 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 1364 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 1079 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 1078 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 955 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 835 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 739 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 617 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 507 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 300 Bone Cave Harvestman Texella reyesi E 10-mile 8754 Gravelbar Brickellbush Brickellia dentata SGCN 1.5-mile 10582 Plateau Loosestrife Lythrum ovalifolium SGCN 10-mile

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EO_ID Common Name Scientific Name Listing Status Buffer Zone

8741 Texas Fescue Festuca versuta SGCN 10-mile Juniperus ashei-quercus (buckleyi, sinuata, 7010 Ashe Juniper-oak Series NA 10-mile fusiformis, pungens var. vaseyana) woodland Juniperus ashei-quercus (buckleyi, sinuata, 413 Ashe Juniper-oak Series NA 10-mile fusiformis, pungens var. vaseyana) woodland Andropogon gerardii-schizachyrium 3598 Little Bluestem-Indiangrass Series NA 10-mile scoparium-stipa leucotricha herbaceous 3394 Bat Roost NA 10-mile 3195 Bat Roost NA 10-mile 8758 Karst Invertebrate Cave NA 10-mile 7909 Karst Invertebrate Cave NA 10-mile 5755 Karst Invertebrate Cave NA 10-mile 5144 Karst Invertebrate Cave NA 10-mile 3586 Karst Invertebrate Cave NA 10-mile 1938 Karst Invertebrate Cave NA 10-mile 1937 Karst Invertebrate Cave NA 10-mile 1293 Karst Invertebrate Cave NA 10-mile 1252 Karst Invertebrate Cave NA 1.5-mile 778 Karst Invertebrate Cave NA 10-mile 208 Karst Invertebrate Cave NA 10-mile 3207 Colonial Wading Bird Colony NA 10-mile Schizachyrium scoparium - Sorghastrum 11995 Vertisol Blackland Prairie nutans - Andropogon gerardii - Bifora NA 10-mile americana Vertisol Grassland Schizachyrium scoparium - Sorghastrum 11994 Vertisol Blackland Prairie nutans - Andropogon gerardii - Bifora NA 10-mile americana Vertisol Grassland Schizachyrium scoparium - Sorghastrum 11993 Vertisol Blackland Prairie nutans - Andropogon gerardii - Bifora NA 10-mile americana Vertisol Grassland Schizachyrium scoparium - Sorghastrum 11992 Vertisol Blackland Prairie nutans - Andropogon gerardii - Bifora NA 1.5-mile americana Vertisol Grassland Schizachyrium scoparium - Sorghastrum 11991 Vertisol Blackland Prairie nutans - Andropogon gerardii - Bifora NA 10-mile americana Vertisol Grassland Schizachyrium scoparium - Sorghastrum 11976 Vertisol Blackland Prairie nutans - Andropogon gerardii - Bifora NA 10-mile americana Vertisol Grassland Schizachyrium scoparium - Sorghastrum 11975 Vertisol Blackland Prairie nutans - Andropogon gerardii - Bifora NA 10-mile americana Vertisol Grassland Schizachyrium scoparium - Sorghastrum 11974 Vertisol Blackland Prairie nutans - Andropogon gerardii - Bifora NA 10-mile americana Vertisol Grassland 6206 Heller's Marbleseed Onosmodium helleri SGCN 10-mile 5655 Heller's Marbleseed Onosmodium helleri SGCN 10-mile 2811 Heller's Marbleseed Onosmodium helleri SGCN 10-mile 10728 Texas Almond Prunus minutiflora SGCN 10-mile

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EO_ID Common Name Scientific Name Listing Status Buffer Zone

10725 Texas Almond Prunus minutiflora SGCN 10-mile 10554 Texas Almond Prunus minutiflora SGCN 1.5-mile

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 5 Eo Id: 6573 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions LIME CREEK ROAD, NORTH OF FISHER HOLLOW

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1981 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1981-07-03

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General JUNIPER-OAK HILLSIDE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: IN FRUIT

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

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San Angelo State University Herbarium. 1981. W.F. Mahler #9170 and G. High, Specimen # ? SA. 3 July 1981.

Southern Methodist University Herbarium. 1981. W.F. Mahler #9170 and G. High, Specimen # none SMU. 3 July 1981.

Stephen F. Austin State University Herbarium. 1981. W.F. Mahler #9170 and G. High, Specimen # 50094 SF. 3 July 1981.

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 23 Eo Id: 2525 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions SOUTHWEST BANK OF UNNAMED TRIBUTARY OF BULL CREEK 0.6-0.8 AIR MILE NORTHWEST OF ITS MOUTH AT BULL CREEK, 0.3 AIR MILE WEST OF LOOP 360 BRIDGE 0.6, MILE NORTHEAST OF LAKEWOOD DR.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1988 Survey Date: 1988-08-05 Last Observation: 1988-08

Eo Type: Eo Rank: B Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area: 5.00

Comments:

General FAIRLY DRY CLAY SOIL AND HUMUS ON STEEP CREEKBANK AND ON LIMESTONE EXPOSED ON TOP OF Description: SHEER 15 FOOT NORTHEAST-FACING CLIFF

Comments: ARHCP BOTANICAL REPORT MAP MARGIN NUMBER 13 (JOLLYVILLE)

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 15 PLANTS TOTAL, INCLUDING FOUR FRUITING SHRUBS TO 5 FEET TALL AND 11 SPROUTS BETWEEN 6 INCHES AND 3 FEET TALL; WITH JUNIPERUS ASHEI, GARRYA LINDHEIMERI, CERCIS CANADENSIS, RHUS SPP.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium. 1988. W.R. Carr #9115, Specimen # none TEX. 5 August 1988.

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 29 Eo Id: 7117 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions BOTH SIDES OF BULL CREEK, CA. 0.3-0.5 AIR MILE NORTH OF JUNCTION OF LOOP 360 AND LAKEWOOD DRIVE

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1982 Survey Date: 1988-06-21 Last Observation: 1988-06

Eo Type: Eo Rank: A Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area: 15.00

Comments:

General DRY BUT SEASONALLY INUNDATED, MOSTLY UNSHADED, LIMESTONE SHELVES ALONG CREEKBED Description:

Comments: ARHCP BOTANICAL REPORT MAP MARGIN NUMBER 14 (JOLLYVILLE)

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 22 PLANTS, MOST FERTILE

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN HERBARIUM. 1988. W.R. CARR #8985, SPECIMEN # NONE TEX. 21 JUNE 1988.

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 30 Eo Id: 7116 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions BANKS AND SLOPES ALONG BULL CREEK FROM SPICEWOOD SPRINGS ROAD SOUTH TO WHERE CREEK CROSSES LOOP 360, AUSTIN

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1982-05-15 Survey Date: 1989-07-26 Last Observation: 1989-07-26

Eo Type: Eo Rank: A Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area: 100.00

Comments:

General STEEP ROCKY LIMESTONE SLOPES AND FRACTURES IN SEASONALLY INUNDATED LIMESTONE Description: SHELVES ALONG CREEK; DENSE BRUSHY VEGETATION; WITHJUNIPERUS ASHEI

Comments: ARHCP BOTANICAL REPORT MAP MARGIN NUMBER ONE (JOLLYVILLE)

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1989-APPROXIMATELY 60 PLANTS IN ALL STAGES OF MATURITY; 1988-18 PLANTS, 13 FERTILE (THIS REPRESENTS A SMALLER AREA THAN 1989

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

MCNEAL, P.H. 1989. FIELD SURVEY TO BULL CREEK DISTRICT PARK OF APRIL 16 AND 28, AND JULY 26, 1989.

Specimen:

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium. 1982. W.R. Carr #3993, 3957, Specimen # none TEX. 15 May 1982.

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium. 1988. W.R. Carr #8982, Specimen # none TEX. 19 June 1988.

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 32 Eo Id: 2131 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions BOTH SIDES OF ACCESS (DIRT) ROAD IN BOTTOM OF STILLHOUSE HOLLOW, WEST SIDE OF SPICEWOOD SPRINGS ROAD, 0.25-0.75 MILES SOUTH OF LOOP 360, AUSTIN

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1988-08-04 Survey Date: 1989-05-12 Last Observation: 1989-05-12

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date: 1988-08-04

Observed Area: 15.00

Comments:

General IN AND ALONG ROADCUT AT EDGE OF MIXED ASHE JUNIPER-DECIDUOUS SHRUBLAND ON GENTLE Description: ROCKY WEST-FACING LIMESTONE SLOPE, UP SLOPE TO 30 METERS; WITH JUNIPERUS ASHEI, QUERCUS BUCKLEYI

Comments: ARHCP BOTANICAL REPORT MAP MARGIN NUMBER 6 (JOLLYVILLE)

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1989-ABOUT 11 PLANTS FROM SEEDLINGS TO MATURE FRUITING INDIVIDUALS; 1988-ABOUT EIGHT SHRUBS, FEW FERTILE; SOME PLANTS OF THIS POPULATION SHOW CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SOUTHERN VARIETY (VAR. GLABRESCENS)

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

MCNEAL, P.H. 1989. FIELD SURVEY TO STILLHOUSE HOLLOW OF MAY 12, 1989.

Specimen:

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN HERBARIUM. 1988. W.R. CARR #9112, SPECIMEN # NONE TEX. 4 AUGUST 1988.

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 42 Eo Id: 2961 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions ALONG ANDERSON MILL ROAD SOUTH OF INTERSECTION WITH HIGHWAY 2769

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1991

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: POPULATION DELINEATED ON MAP BY THREE "DOTS" - UNKNOWN NUMBERS

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT 1991 FIELD PROGRAM.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 43 Eo Id: 6946 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions 0.6-1.0 KM UP LONG HOG HOLLOW CREEK FROM ITS JUNCTION WITH BULL CREEK, AND 45 METERS SOUTH FROM END OF SPICEBUSH ROAD, AUSTIN

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989 Survey Date: 1989-04-16 Last Observation: 1989-04-16

Eo Type: Eo Rank: B Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area: 5.00

Comments:

General OAK WOODLANDS OR PURE JUNIPER STANDS, WITH DENSE BRUSH AND LITTLE BLUESTEM-SIDEOATS Description: GRAMA GRASSLANDS; CREEK BANKS AND STEEP SLOPES; WITH QUERCUS BUCKLEYI, JUNIPERUS ASHEI

Comments: ARHCP BOTANICAL REPORT MAP MARGIN NUMBER 2 (JOLLYVILLE)

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: APPROXIMATELY 65 INDIVIDUALS IN ALL STAGES OF LIFE CYCLE

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

MCNEAL, P.H. 1989. FIELD SURVEY TO YAUPON BLUFF OF APRIL 16, 1989.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 44 Eo Id: 5391 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions ALONG ANDERSON MILL ROAD SOUTH OF INTERSECTION WITH HIGHWAY 2769

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1991

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: POPULATION DELINEATED ON MAP BY "DOT" - UNKNOWN NUMBERS

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT 1991 FIELD PROGRAM.

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 47 Eo Id: 2318 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions IN PICNIC AREA OF CYPRESS CREEK COUNTY PARK, 150 METERS WEST OF PARKING LOT

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1988 Survey Date: 1989-04-16 Last Observation: 1991

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area: 1.00

Comments:

General PICNIC AREA IN OAK-JUNIPER WOODLAND ON MODERATE SLOPE (5%); DENSE BRUSH WHERE NOT Description: CLEARED

Comments: ARHCP BOTANICAL REPORT MAP MARGIN NUMBER 8 (JOLLYVILLE)

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 10-15 INDIVIDUALS, NUMBER HAS INCREASED SINCE 1988

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

MCNEAL, P.H. 1989. FIELD SURVEY TO CYPRESS CREEK COUNTY PARK OF APRIL 16, 1989.

MCNEAL, PAT H. TWIN CREEK DRIVE, AUSTIN, TEXAS. 512/280-2233

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT 1991 FIELD PROGRAM.

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 48 Eo Id: 6770 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions ON CLIFFS ABOVE DAM ON BULL CREEK IN SPICEWOOD SPRINGS CITY PARK (?), 1.2 MILES NORTH ON SPICEWOOD SPRINGS ROAD FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH LOOP 360, AUSTIN

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989 Survey Date: 1989-04-23 Last Observation: 1989-04-23

Eo Type: Eo Rank: B Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area: 11.00

Comments:

General STEEP ROCKY NORTH-FACING CLIFFS; OPEN GRASSLAND, OAK-JUNIPER WOODLAND, AND DENSE Description: BRUSH; WITH JUNIPERUS ASHEI, QUERCUS BUCKLEYI, GARRYA OVATA SSP. LINDHEIMERI, RHAMNUS CAROLINIANA

Comments: ARHCP BOTANICAL REPORT MAP MARGIN NUMBER 4 (JOLLYVILLE)

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 22+ INDIVIDUALS OF ALL AGES AND SIZES IN SMALL GROUPS REGULARLY SPACED THE LENGTH OF THE CLIFF FACE

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

MCNEAL, P.H. 1989. FIELD SURVEY TO SPICEWOOD SPRINGS CITY PARK OF APRIL 23, 1989.

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 50 Eo Id: 1861 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions LARGE DRAINAGE 600 METERS UPSTREAM FROM DAM ON BULL CREEK & 700 METERS UP DRAINAGE FROM TRANSMISSION LINE, SPICEWOOD SPRINGS CITY PARK(?);7.5 METERS UP S SLOPE FROM CREEK BOTTOM

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989 Survey Date: 1989-04-23 Last Observation: 1989-04-23

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area: 1.00

Comments:

General OAK WOODLAND WITH SHRUB UNDERSTORY; WITH JUNIPERUS ASHEI, QUERCUS BUCKLEYI, PRUNUS Description: SEROTINA, RHAMNUS CAROLINIANA, ONOSMODIUM HELLERI, CLEMATIS TEXENSIS, VERBESINA LINDHEIMERI

Comments: ARHCP BOTANICAL REPORT MAP MARGIN NUMBER 5 (JOLLYVILLE)

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: ONE LARGE MATURE SHRUB

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

MCNEAL, P.H. 1989. FIELD SURVEY TO SPICEWOOD SPRINGS CITY PARK OF APRIL 23, 1989.

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 54 Eo Id: 7593 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions ON NORTH-FACING LEDGES ON SOUTHERN SLOPES ABOVE BULLICK HOLLOW AT EASTERN END OF CANYON, 250 METERS NW OF RADIO TOWER (175 METERS NW OF RR 620, 0.25 MILES S FROM FM 2222)

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989 Survey Date: 1989-06-28 Last Observation: 1989-06-28

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area: 20.00

Comments:

General LIMESTONE LEDGES AT EDGE OF CLEARING IN JUNIPER WOODLAND; WITH JUNIPERUS ASHEI, Description: QUERCUS BUCKLEY, QUERCUS SINUATA, QUERCUS FUSIFORMIS, RHUS VIRENS, GARRYA OVATA

Comments: ARHCP BOTANICAL REPORT MAP MARGIN NUMBER 9 (JOLLYVILLE)

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 10+ INDIVIDUALS: TWO OR THREE LARGE AND FRUITING, THE REST IMMATURE

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

MCNEAL, P.H. 1989. FIELD SURVEY TO BULLICK HOLLOW OF JUNE 28, 1989.

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 55 Eo Id: 962 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions ON BOTH SIDES OF ANDERSON MILL ROAD, 3/8 MILE SOUTH OF THE INTERSECTION WITH RR 2769

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989 Survey Date: 1989-06-28 Last Observation: 1991

Eo Type: Eo Rank: D Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area: 1.00

Comments:

General ROADCUT THROUGH STEEP DRY WEST-FACING ROCKY SLOPE ABOVE RESIDENTIAL Description: DEVELOPMENT; JUNIPER WOODLAND BELOW, GRASSLAND ABOVE; WITH JUNIPERUS ASHEI, RHUS VIRENS

Comments: ARHCP BOTANICAL REPORT MAP MARGIN NUMBER 10 (JOLLYVILLE)

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: FOUR+ SMALL PLANTS GROWING ON RIGHT-OF-WAY

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

MCNEAL, P.H. 1989. FIELD SURVEY TO ANDERSON MILL ROAD OF JUNE 28, 1989.

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT 1991 FIELD PROGRAM.

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 56 Eo Id: 3669 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions SOUTH SIDE OF ANDERSON MILL ROAD, 0.8 MILES WEST OF OASIS BLUFF

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989 Survey Date: 1989-05-26 Last Observation: 1989-05-26

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area: 1.00

Comments:

General BOTTOM OF BULLICK HOLLOW ON RIGHT-OF-WAY Description:

Comments: ARHCP BOTANICAL REPORT MAP MARGIN NUMBER 11 (JOLLYVILLE)

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: IN FLOWER AND IMMATURE FRUIT; ONE LARGE MATURE SPECIMEN

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

MCNEAL, P.H. 1989. FIELD SURVEY TO ANDERSON MILL ROAD OF MAY 26, 1989.

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 58 Eo Id: 375 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions "EDWARDS PLATEAU LAB. I, TSNL. GROWING FROM STEEP HIGH SHADED BANK ABOVE TURKEY CREEK RATHBONE" [CA. 2.4 AIR MILES SOUTHWEST OF JUNCTION OF RM 620 AND FM 2769; PRECISE LOCATION PER BRO. D. LYNCH, PERSONAL COMMUNICATION, 18 DECEMBER 1990]

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1972-05-23

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General ON STEEP NORTH-FACING SLOPE ABOVE LIMESTONE LEDGE A FEW FEET ABOVE CREEK BED EDGE Description: OF JUNIPER-OAK LOW FOREST

Comments: EDWARDS PLATEAU LAB NO LONGER FUNCTIONING; LAND REVERTED TO MANAGEMENT BY PRIVATE LANDOWNERS SINCE 1972, RATHBONE WAS ORIGINAL LANDOWNER Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: ORIGINALLY DETERMINED AS AMORPHA FRUTICOSA VAR. ANGUSTIFOLIA; ANNOTATED BY BILL CARR, 18 DECEMBER 1990

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

SAINT EDWARD'S UNIVERSITY HERBARIUM. 1972. BRO. DANIEL LYNCH, CSC (S.N.), SPECIMEN # 9291 SEU. 23 MAY 1972.

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 62 Eo Id: 6690 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions LOWER COLORADO RIVER AUTHORITY MCGREGOR TRACT

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1994

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: SEE PAGE R-33; NO POPULATIONS MAPPED ON MAP 1

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Chamberlain, D.A., S. Kuhl, D. Melton, And T. Schumann. 1995. Rare, Threatened and Endangered Species on Lower Colorado River Authority Lands: Survey Findings and Analysis. Final Report, March 20, 1995. LCRA Environmental Services, Austin, Texas.

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 68 Eo Id: 12481 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions Stenis Tract, a Proposition 2 property owned by the City of Austin, 20 ft. W of W bank of Bull Creek, ca. 0.2 mi N of Loop 360 bridge at jct. with Spicewood Springs Rd. Plant is located on S edge of a major foot path leading from pasture clearing on higher terrace eastward to W bank of creek.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2000-04-18 Survey Date: Last Observation: 2000-04-18

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Duff-covered alluvial silt among rocks on gently sloping creek terrace about 20 ft. W of and 5 ft. above normal Description: creek channel, in partial shade of taller Juniperus ashei but receiving direct sunlight for a portion of the day from the E (area between plant and creek is devoid of taller plants).

Comments: There are numerous occurrences of Amorpha roemeriana in the Bull Creek watershed . At some point, perhaps during ecoregional planning for the EP, they need to be combined into two or three occurrences, each with several suboccurrences. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 2000-04-18: One shrub noted, with one living stem (no flowers or fruits) about 3 ft. tall and a second larger dead stem.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Carr, W. R. 2000. A botanical survey of the Stenis Tract, a "Proposition Two" tract in Travis County, Texas. Unpublished report, The Nature Conservancy of Texas.

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Scientific Name: Amorpha roemeriana Occurrence #: 75 Eo Id: 12482 Common Name: Texas amorpha Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions Lake Perspectives Tract, Travis County Preserves; terrace on W side of creek, E side of truck road in bottom of Bullick Hollow, W side of Bullick Hollow Rd. (=Anderson Mill Rd. on topo), ca. 1.5-1.6 airmiles NW of jct. Bullick Hollow Rd. and R. M. 620, at N30o25'14.2", W097o52.13'3". Viewed at a few other spots on tract during brief visit, but time did not allow GPSing or census.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2004-08-09 Survey Date: Last Observation: 2004-08-09

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2004-08-24

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: One tree, with a stem about 7 feet tall, was encountered at GPS point in directions. Ca. 10 seedlings of various sizes were present within a few meters of the mature tree. No flowers or fruit were seen. A dozen or more individuals, also in vegetative condition, were observed at other sites as we drove in and out of the tract, and preserve staff indicated that the species is frequently encountered on several other tracts in the area .

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

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Scientific Name: Bat Roost Occurrence #: 7 Eo Id: 3394 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions 5.1 MILES NORTH OF GEORGETOWN; BOXED CULVERTS ALONG IH-35

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1995-12 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1995-12

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General BOX CULVERTS UNDER IH-35 Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: MYOTIS VELIFER ROOSTING IN CLIFF AND CAVE SWALLOW NESTS IN BOX CULVERTS

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Ritzi, C. M., C. W. Walker, and R. L. Honeycutt. 1998. Utilization of cave swallow nests by the cave myotis, Myotis velifer, in central Texas. Texas Journal of Science 50(2):175-176.

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Scientific Name: Bat Roost Occurrence #: 44 Eo Id: 3195 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions 2.5 MILES WEST OF JUNCTION OF STATE ROUTE 29 AND IH-35 ON SR 29; CAVE IS CA. 50 METERS SOUTH OF ROAD AT ONLY GUARD RAIL ON THIS SEGMENT

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: 1987-12-01 Last Observation: 1987-12-01

Eo Type: Eo Rank: B Eo Rank Date: 1987-12-01

Observed Area:

Comments:

General A LIMESTONE CAVE WITH ONE ENTRANCE, DEVELOPED IN ONE PLANE WITH THREE MAIN CHAMBERS Description: AND CONNECTING CRAWLWAY

Comments: A BCI BAT SURVEY SITE; A TSA CAVE SURVEY

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: A LARGE COLONY OF MYOTIS VELIFER OCCUPIES THE CAVE IN THE SUMMER; SOME WINTER ROOST; OVER 100,000 INDIVIDUALS INDICATED BY GUANO DIMENSIONS

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

WAHL, C.R. NO DATE. TEXAS NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM.

WAHL, C.R. 1987. FIELD TRIP TO THREE MILE CAVE.

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Scientific Name: Batrisodes texanus Occurrence #: 1 Eo Id: 5666 Common Name: Coffin Cave mold beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions OFF CAMPUS CAVE, SOUTHWEST OF GEORGETOWN, WEST OF IH-35 AND SOUTH OF HIGHWAY 2243

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989-04-08 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General ENTRANCE TO CAVE IS A SINKHOLE Description:

Comments: FORMERLY CONSIDERED THE SAME SPECIES AS TEXAMAUROPS REDDELLI UNTIL CHANDLER 1992 TAXONOMICALLY SPLIT IT INTO TWO SPECIES AND PLACED THE WILLIAMSON COUNTY POPULATIONS INTO BATRISODES TEXANUS Protection FENCE ENTRANCE Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: SEE SOURCE FOR FAUNA LIST

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993. Chandler, Donald S. 1992. The Pselaphidae (Coleoptera) of Texas caves. Texas Memorial Museum. Speleological Monograph, 3:241-253. Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Batrisodes texanus Occurrence #: 2 Eo Id: 2441 Common Name: Coffin Cave mold beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions RED CREVICE; CA. 2.9 MILES NORTHWEST ON HIGHWAY 2338 FROM IH-35, SOUTHWEST OF ROAD

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE/CREVICE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Batrisodes texanus Occurrence #: 3 Eo Id: 6123 Common Name: Coffin Cave mold beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions INNER SPACE CAVERN; WEST OF IH-35 AT INTERSECTION WITH HIGHWAY 418

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Batrisodes texanus Occurrence #: 4 Eo Id: 1181 Common Name: Coffin Cave mold beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions COFFIN CAVE; ALONG SMALLEY BRANCH CA. 1.4 CREEK MILES UPSTREAM (NORTHWEST) OF ITS CROSSING OF NORTH-SOUTH LIGHT-DUTY ROAD NORTH OF STRICKLAND GROVE

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1963-11-03 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE; ENTRANCE SHAFT FORMED ALONG VERTICLE JOINT IN THIN-BEDDED LIMESTONE; WATER AT Description: LOWER LEVEL

Comments: FORMERLY CONSIDERED THE SAME SPECIES AS TEXAMAUROPS REDDELLI UNTIL CHANDLER 1992 TAXONOMICALLY SPLIT IT INTO TWO SPECIES AND PLACED THE WILLIAMSON COUNTY POPULATIONS INTO BATRISODES TEXANUS Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: FAUNA LIST EXISTS (SEE SOURCE)

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993. Chandler, Donald S. 1992. The Pselaphidae (Coleoptera) of Texas caves. Texas Memorial Museum. Speleological Monograph, 3:241-253. Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Batrisodes texanus Occurrence #: 5 Eo Id: 8759 Common Name: Coffin Cave mold beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions NEAR SH 195 6.0 MILES NORTHWEST OF ITS INTERSECTION WITH IH-35 NORTH OF GEORGETOWN

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2001-04-05 Survey Date: Last Observation: 2001-06-05

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2001-06-05

Observed Area:

Comments:

General SEE VENI SOURCE FOR CAVE DESCRIPTIONS Description:

Comments: COLLECTIONS FROM THIS SITE ARE PROBABLY BATRISODES CRYPTOTEXANUS; CURRENTLY MAPPED AS BATRISODES TEXANUS UNTIL U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE RECOGNIZES SPECIES AND DETERMINES ITS LISTING STATUS; SEE ALSO TEXELLA REYESI .061 AND INVERTEBRATE CAVE .032 EOR'S Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 2001 - TWO SPECIMENS COLLECTED, ONE EACH FROM HOURGLASS CAVE AND RATTLESNAKE INN CAVE

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 2002. ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR SH195 FROM IH-35 TO FM2670 IN WILLIAMSON COUNTY, CSJ:0440-02-010. LETTERS DATED JUNE 24 AND DECEMBER 18, 2002. VENI, GEORGE AND ASSOCIATES. 2001. HYDROGEOLOGIC AND BIOLOGICAL EVALUATION FOR CAVES AND KARST FEATURES ALONG STATE HIGHWAY 195, WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TEXAS. PREPARED FOR HICKS AND COMPANY. 16 NOVEMBER 2001.

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Scientific Name: Brickellia dentata Occurrence #: 10 Eo Id: 8754 Common Name: gravelbar brickellbush Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S3S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation:

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Charadrius montanus Occurrence #: 3 Eo Id: 2878 Common Name: mountain plover Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions AREA BETWEEN WILLIS CREEK AND SAN GABRIEL RIVER EXTENDING CA. 1.2 AIR MILES WEST AND CA. 1.8 AIR MILES EAST OF SH 95 CA. 1.7-4.9 MILES SOUTH OF SH 95 AND FM 971 INTERSECTION IN GRANGER

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1993-12-03 Survey Date: 1993-12-03 Last Observation: 2002-03-16

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2002-03-16

Observed Area:

Comments:

General BARE PLOWED DIRT AND PLOWED STUBBLE; WITH FRESH, GREEN WEEDS IN SOME YEARS Description:

Comments: FRED COLLINS MAILED FIELD NOTES 31 MARCH 1993; SIGHTINGS OF BIRDS OCCURRED IN THIS AREA FOR THE PAST TWO YEARS; WINTERING AREA?; LOCATIONS 5, 6, 7, 9 IN TIM FENNEL'S REPORTS; SEE REPORT IN L. LINAM SECTION 6 REPORT FOR WEATHER CONDITIONS, OBSERVERS, OTHER BIRD SPECIES SEEN, ETC. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: OBSERVED 41 INDIVIDUALS; 31 ON NORTH SIDE OF ROAD (CR 346), 10 ON SOUTH SIDE ON 3 DECEMBER 1993; BIRDS OBSERVED FORAGING AND/OR ROOSTING ON THE FOLLOWING DATES: 19 JANUARY 1998 - 117; 24 JANUARY 1998 - 10+; 31 JANUARY 1998 - 35; 16 FEBRUARY 1998 - 10-46; 2 MARCH 1998 - 5-25; 14 MARCH 1998 - 2-14; 25 OCTOBER 1998 - 28; 6 DECEMBER 1998 - 17; 12 DECEMBER 1998 - 7-18; 20 DECEMBER 1998 - 2-6; 3 JANUARY 1999 - 2; 10 JANUARY 1999 - 2-24; 24 JANUARY 1999 - 15; 20 FEBRUARY 1999 - 21; 1 MARCH 1999 - 17; 6 FEBRUARY 2000 - 76; 4 MARCH 2000 - 22; 13 MARCH 2000 - 186; 25 MARCH 2000 - 5; 9 OCTOBER 2000 - 1; 27 OCTOBER 2000 - 8-28; 4 NOVEMBER 2000 - 11; 19 NOVEMBER 2000 - 22; 2 DECEMBER 2000 - 8; 26 DECEMBER 2000 - 8; 20 JANUARY 2001 - 67; 11 MARCH 2001 - 38; 15 MARCH 2001 - 2; 25 MARCH 2001 - 13; 28 MARCH 2001 - 6; 20 OCTOBER 2001 - 97; 27 OCTOBER 2001 - 36; 4 NOVEMBER 2001 - 116; 10 NOVEMBER 2001 - 36; 12 NOVEMBER 2001 - 66; 20 NOVEMBER 2001 - 56; 23 NOVEMBER 2001 - 29; 1 DECEMBER 2001 - 11; 13 DECEMBER 2001 - 53; 18 DECEMBER 2001 - 114; 26 DECEMBER 2001 - 31; 12 JANUARY 2002 - 19; 16 JANUARY 2002 - 38; 20 JANUARY 2002 - 28; 21 JANUARY 2002 - 10; 25 JANUARY 2002 - 9; 26 JANUARY 2002 - 9; 3 FEBRUARY 2002 - 39; 1 MARCH 2002 - 24; 11 MARCH 2002 - 5; 13 MARCH 2002 - 8; 14 MARCH 2002 - 7; 16 MARCH 2002 - 3

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Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

HORNER, M.A., P. TURNER, AND D. HERNANDEZ. 1993. FIELD SURVEY TO AREA WEST OF GRANGER LAKE OF 3 DECEMBER 1993. COLLINS, GEORGE "FRED" II. 1993. LETTER TO PEGGY HORNER DATED 31 MARCH 1993.

Linam, L. A. 2002. Final Report. Project WER 09(72): Implementation of candidate species monitoring. Grant No. E-9 Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Austin, TX. 1 November 2002. FENNELL, TIM. NO DATE. LBJ HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE TEACHER; TRAVIS AUDUBON SOCIETY SHOREBIRD IDENTIFICATION CLASS. .

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Scientific Name: Clematis texensis Occurrence #: 40 Eo Id: 10142 Common Name: scarlet leather-flower Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S3S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions Stenis Tract, a Proposition 2 property owned by the City of Austin, at scattered locations on both banks of Bull Creek from ca. 0.1-0.5 miles N of Loop 360 bridge at jct. Spicewood Springs Rd., from within 50 feet of S boundary of tract to ca. 200 ft. S of N boundary of tract.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2000-04-18 Survey Date: Last Observation: 2000-04-18

Eo Type: Eo Rank: B Eo Rank Date: 2000-04-18

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Mostly deciduous forest strip on alluvial soils on creekbank and immediate floodplain terraces, and mostly Description: evergreen shrubland / low forest on limestone shelves and steep slopes; most plants in the partial light gap provided by creek, usually twining into understory shrub thickets.

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 2000-04-18: 13 plants observed, 3 in flower.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Carr, W. R. 2000. A botanical survey of the Stenis Tract, a "Proposition Two" tract in Travis County, Texas. Unpublished report, The Nature Conservancy of Texas.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Conepatus leuconotus Occurrence #: 90 Eo Id: 14348 Common Name: western hog-nosed skunk Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G4 State Rank: S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions The specimen label states that it was located in Williamson County, TX.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1994-07 Survey Date: 1994-07 Last Observation: 1994-07

Eo Type: Eo Rank: H Eo Rank Date: 1994-07

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: July 1994: One male preserved specimen of unknown preservation type.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Ferguson, Adam. 2014. Texas Skunk Record Database regarding five specices of skunk in Texas.

Specimen:

Texas State University, San Marcos, TX; unknown (#unknown), Catalog #unknown, July 1994, TXSU.

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Scientific Name: Desmanthus reticulatus Occurrence #: 11 Eo Id: 10460 Common Name: net-leaf bundleflower Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions NW of Manor, 2 mi N of Hwy 290 on county dump road.

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation:

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: Complete specimen citation: NW of Manor, 2 mi N of Hwy 290 on county dump road, Luckow 3593 (TEX); cited in Luckow (1993), not seen by WRC. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Luckow, M. 1993. Monograph of Desmanthus (Leguminosae-Mimosoideae). Systematic Botany Monographs Vol. 38. 166 pp.

Specimen:

Luckow, M. (3593). TEX-LL.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea chisholmensis Occurrence #: 7 Eo Id: 7727 Common Name: Salado Springs salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Bat Well (northwest of Georgetown on tributary of Berry Creek); approx. 1 air mile northeast of Green Cemetery off highway 2338.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1992-10-02 Survey Date: 1993-01-25 Last Observation: 1992-10-02

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 1992-10-02

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: This EO was originally mapped as Eurycea naufragia (A00CHI01TXUS, U11HAN01TXUS, W08SWC01TXUS, R93HIL01TXUS). The was updated to Eurycea tonkawae after a phylogenetic analysis of Central Texas Eurycea report (R15HIL01TXUS) was submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept. (TPWD) on 12 Oct 2015. This change was supported by TPWD herpetologist, Andy Gluesenkamp. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 2 October 1992: 1 adult female with small eggs was collected. 25 January 1993: Survey did not find any salamanders.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

SWCA Environmental Consultants; Smith, Robertson, Elliott, Glen, Klein & Bell, L.L.P.; Prime Strategies, Inc.; Texas Perspectives, Inc. 2008. Williamson County regional habitat conservation plan. Prepared for Williamson County Conservation Foundation. 248 pp. 15 Aug 2008. Hillis, D. M., D. C. Cannatella, T. J. Devitt, and A. M. Wright. 2015. Genomic assessment of taxonomic status of Central Texas Eurycea salamanders. Section 6 grant E158-R-1; contract #443022. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 34 pp.12 Oct 2015. Hillis, David M., Paul T. Chippindale, and Andrew H. Price. 1993. Status and relationships of central Texas nontransforming salamanders, Eurycea and Typhlomolge, with special emphasis on the Barton Springs salamander, Eurycea sp. Section Six Interim Report. Project No: E-1-4. Job No. 3.4. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. 31 January 1993.

Specimen:

Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Joel Hunter and Bill Russell (#DMH 92-63), Catalog #54573, 2 October 1992, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea chisholmensis Occurrence #: 8 Eo Id: 1754 Common Name: Salado Springs salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Cowan Creek Spring, Northwest of Georgetown.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1994-02-08 Survey Date: 2009-12-23 Last Observation: 2009-12-23

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2009-12-23

Observed Area:

Comments:

General 1994: Spring from rock fissure into elevated pool, thence cascading down channel and over gravel bed with Description: emergent Elodea etc. into creek. 2009: moderately large spring and spring run adjacent to Cowan Creek. There was abundant flow from the spring and lots of emergent vegetation, unembedded rocks, and gravel of various sizes. Aquatic inverts were also present.

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 8 February 1994: 8 specimens were collected. 23 December 2009: 13 adults were observed, 10 specimens were collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Gluesenkamp, Andy, Joshua Booker, and Ben Pierce. 2011. E-mail exchange and excel spreadsheets regarding the known locations for Eurycea naufragia. Gluesenkamp, Andy. 2009. Survey of Cowan Creek Spring of 23 December 2009.

Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

SWCA Environmental Consultants; Smith, Robertson, Elliott, Glen, Klein & Bell, L.L.P.; Prime Strategies, Inc.; Texas Perspectives, Inc. 2008. Williamson County regional habitat conservation plan. Prepared for Williamson County Conservation Foundation. 248 pp. 15 Aug 2008. Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999.

Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1839-1848), Catalog #s unknown, 23 December 2009, UTA. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Price and Reddell (#AHP 3478-3485), Catalog #54555-54562, 8 February 1994, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea chisholmensis Occurrence #: 9 Eo Id: 8965 Common Name: Salado Springs salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions The spring and well are approx. 2 air miles N of Hwy 195, and approx. 6 air miles W of IH-35.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2005-04-22 Survey Date: 2009-12-23 Last Observation: 2009-12-23

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2009-12-23

Observed Area:

Comments:

General 28 Oct 2009: Cobb Well is a small hand dug well lined with large limestone blocks. Well had water to a depth of Description: approx. -1.5m. According to the landowner, the well is usually dry but it was flowing due to recent rains. Cobb Spring has cobble covered bedrock below small spring orifices adjacent to larger spring inundated by seasonal surface stream. The small springs emanated from a low (0.5 meter tall) bedrock shelf.

Comments: Stygobromus russelli collected immediately adjacent to well in water flowing from it.

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 22 Apr 2005: 9 specimens were collected. 28 Oct 2009: 2 juveniles were trapped in Cobb Springs. 3 adults with evidence of breeding/egg laying were found in Cobb Well. 23 Dec 2009: 2 specimens were collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Gluesenkamp, Andy, Joshua Booker, and Ben Pierce. 2011. E-mail exchange and excel spreadsheets regarding the known locations for Eurycea naufragia. SWCA Environmental Consultants; Smith, Robertson, Elliott, Glen, Klein & Bell, L.L.P.; Prime Strategies, Inc.; Texas Perspectives, Inc. 2008. Williamson County regional habitat conservation plan. Prepared for Williamson County Conservation Foundation. 248 pp. 15 Aug 2008. Gluesenkamp, Andy. 2009. Field survey to Cobb Well of 28 October 2009.

Gluesenkamp, Andy. 2009. Field survey to Cobb Spring of 28 October 2009.

Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1819-1820), Catalog #s unknown, 28 October 2009, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1837-1838), Catalog #s unknown, 23 December 2009, UTA. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Andy Price (#AHPFS 3694-3700,3703-3704), Catalog #64239-64247, 22 April 2005, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea chisholmensis Occurrence #: 10 Eo Id: 9286 Common Name: Salado Springs salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Within Taylor Ray Hollow in Twin Springs Preserve located at end of Twin Springs rd off of FM 3405 on western side of , Williamson Co. TX

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2005-04-27 Survey Date: 2009-12-18 Last Observation: 2009-12-18

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2009-12-18

Observed Area:

Comments:

General 2009: Small permanent spring located in ravine within old-growth cedar, live-oak forest. 2011: Heavy rains in fall Description: of 2010 displaced many rocks from spring run, which were replaced by an Eagle scout in spring 2011.

Comments: This EO was originally identified as Eurycea naufragia. A report (R15HIL01TXUS) on the genomic assessment of the taxonomic status of central Texas Eurycea identified this population as Eurycea chisholmensis , thus the identity was changed in the database on 19 Feb 2016. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 27 Apr 2005: 8 specimens were collected. 20 Apr 2007: 24 salamanders were observed. 18 Dec 2009: 11 adults were found, 5 specimens were collected. No date: 3 day mark recapture study estimated a population with 100-200 individuals.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Gluesenkamp, Andy. 2009. Field survey to Taylor Ray Hollow in Twin Springs Preserve in Georgetown Tx. of 18 December 2009. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Pierce, Benjamin A., James L. Christiansen, Alexis L. Ritzer, and Taylor A. Jones. 2010. Ecology of Georgetown Salamanders (Eurycea naufragia) within the flow of a spring. The Southwestern Naturalist, 55(2):291-297. Gluesenkamp, Andy, Joshua Booker, and Ben Pierce. 2011. E-mail exchange and excel spreadsheets regarding the known locations for Eurycea naufragia. Hillis, D. M., D. C. Cannatella, T. J. Devitt, and A. M. Wright. 2015. Genomic assessment of taxonomic status of Central Texas Eurycea salamanders. Section 6 grant E158-R-1; contract #443022. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 34 pp.12 Oct 2015.

Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp, Nate Bendik, Ben Pierce (# AGG 1823-1827), Catalog #s unknown, 18 December 2009, UTA. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Andy Price (#AHPFS 3705-3712), Catalog #64248-64255, 27 April 2005, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea chisholmensis Occurrence #: 14 Eo Id: 9363 Common Name: Salado Springs salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Walnut Spring, Walnut Spring Hollow, North Side of North Fork of San Gabriel River, upstream from Lake Geortgetown, Williamson County. Directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation:

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: No Date

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: No Date: One salamander was observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Gluesenkamp, Andy, Joshua Booker, and Ben Pierce. 2011. E-mail exchange and excel spreadsheets regarding the known locations for Eurycea naufragia. SWCA Environmental Consultants; Smith, Robertson, Elliott, Glen, Klein & Bell, L.L.P.; Prime Strategies, Inc.; Texas Perspectives, Inc. 2008. Williamson County regional habitat conservation plan. Prepared for Williamson County Conservation Foundation. 248 pp. 15 Aug 2008.

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Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea naufragia Occurrence #: 2 Eo Id: 4120 Common Name: Georgetown salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Cedar Breaks Hiking Trail Spring, South Shore of Lake Georgetown. Approx. 2.2 miles from the trail head.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1991-09-13 Survey Date: 1991-09-13 Last Observation: 1991-09-13

Eo Type: Eo Rank: A Eo Rank Date: 1991-09-13

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Spring with highly sculpted limestone. Description:

Comments: The original EO record reported 11 specimens from September, and 7 specimens from January. However, it did not report which year it was referring to. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 13 September 1991: 9 specimens were collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Price, A.H. 1991. Field survey of Jollyville Plateau Springs, September 12-13, 1991.

Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. SWCA Environmental Consultants; Smith, Robertson, Elliott, Glen, Klein & Bell, L.L.P.; Prime Strategies, Inc.; Texas Perspectives, Inc. 2008. Williamson County regional habitat conservation plan. Prepared for Williamson County Conservation Foundation. 248 pp. 15 Aug 2008. Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. Price, Dr. Andrew H., Paul T. Chippindale, and David M. Hillis. 1992. Section 6 Performance Report, Federal Aid Project No: E-1-3, Job No. 3.4: Central Texas Salamander Studies, January 3, 1992. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Gluesenkamp, Andy, Joshua Booker, and Ben Pierce. 2011. E-mail exchange and excel spreadsheets regarding the known locations for Eurycea naufragia.

Specimen:

Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; P. Chippindale and A. H. Price (#AHP 3245-3249,3251-3254), Catalog #50999-51006, 57752, 13 September 1991, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea naufragia Occurrence #: 3 Eo Id: 2257 Common Name: Georgetown salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Buford Hollow, just below Lake Georgetown Dam.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1991-01-20 Survey Date: 1998-08 Last Observation: 1998-08

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 1998-08

Observed Area:

Comments:

General 1991: Highly dissected limetone gully, atypical spring habitat for this species. Description:

Comments: During consolidation EO 8 (EOID 7278, SFID 7278) was deleted and consolidated with this EO.

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 20 Jan 1991: 1 specimen was collected. 12 Dec 1991: 8 specimens were collected. Aug 1998: 4 specimens were collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Gluesenkamp, Andy, Joshua Booker, and Ben Pierce. 2011. E-mail exchange and excel spreadsheets regarding the known locations for Eurycea naufragia. SWCA Environmental Consultants; Smith, Robertson, Elliott, Glen, Klein & Bell, L.L.P.; Prime Strategies, Inc.; Texas Perspectives, Inc. 2008. Williamson County regional habitat conservation plan. Prepared for Williamson County Conservation Foundation. 248 pp. 15 Aug 2008. Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. Price, Dr. Andrew H., Paul T. Chippindale, and David M. Hillis. 1992. Section 6 Performance Report, Federal Aid Project No: E-1-3, Job No. 3.4: Central Texas Salamander Studies, January 3, 1992.

Specimen:

Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; D. Hillis and L. Dries (#PC 1998:10-11), Catalog #58860-58861, August 1998, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; D. M. Hillis (#DMH 91-1), Catalog #51007, 20 January 1991, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; D. M. Hillis and L. Dries (#unknown), Catalog #59691-59692, 14 August 1998, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; P. Chippindale and A. H. Price (#DMH 91:88-95), Catalog #51008-51015, 12 December 1991, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea naufragia Occurrence #: 4 Eo Id: 4446 Common Name: Georgetown salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Avant's Spring (Capitol Aggregates), middle fork of the San Gabriel River; Ih-35 to Texas highway 29; west to Capitol Aggregates; north through Capitol Aggregates lease to San Gabriel River, middle fork; cross river to north bank just east of the dam.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1991 Survey Date: 1992-03-17 Last Observation: 1992-03-17

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 1992-03-17

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 17 March 1992: 14 individuals were collected in about 30 minutes, and many more were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Price, Dr. Andrew H., Paul T. Chippindale, and David M. Hillis. 1992. Section 6 Performance Report, Federal Aid Project No: E-1-3, Job No. 3.4: Central Texas Salamander Studies, January 3, 1992. Price, A.H., David Hillis, and Paul Chippindale. 1991. Field survey to the Lake Georgetown area of 12 December 1991.

Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

SWCA Environmental Consultants; Smith, Robertson, Elliott, Glen, Klein & Bell, L.L.P.; Prime Strategies, Inc.; Texas Perspectives, Inc. 2008. Williamson County regional habitat conservation plan. Prepared for Williamson County Conservation Foundation. 248 pp. 15 Aug 2008. Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. Hillis, David M., Paul T. Chippindale, and Andrew H. Price. 1993. Status and relationships of central Texas nontransforming salamanders, Eurycea and Typhlomolge, with special emphasis on the Barton Springs salamander, Eurycea sp. Section Six Interim Report. Project No: E-1-4. Job No. 3.4. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. 31 January 1993. Gluesenkamp, Andy, Joshua Booker, and Ben Pierce. 2011. E-mail exchange and excel spreadsheets regarding the known locations for Eurycea naufragia.

Specimen:

Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; P. Chippindale and A. H. Price (#AHP 3322-3324, 3329-3335), Catalog #51023-51031, 55386, 17 March 1992, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea naufragia Occurrence #: 7 Eo Id: 3759 Common Name: Georgetown salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Knight (Crockett Garden) Spring; WNW of Georgetown, south side of Lake Georgetown.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1991-01-12 Survey Date: 1991-01-12 Last Observation: 1991-01-12

Eo Type: Eo Rank: A Eo Rank Date: 1991-01-12

Observed Area:

Comments:

General SEE BRUNE (1975; SPRINGS OF TEXAS) Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 12 January 1991: 4 specimens were collected. No Date: 3 additional specimens were collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Brune, Gunnar. 1975. Major and historical springs of Texas. Texas Water Development Board, Austin, TX. March 1975. 95 pp. Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. SWCA Environmental Consultants; Smith, Robertson, Elliott, Glen, Klein & Bell, L.L.P.; Prime Strategies, Inc.; Texas Perspectives, Inc. 2008. Williamson County regional habitat conservation plan. Prepared for Williamson County Conservation Foundation. 248 pp. 15 Aug 2008. Price, Dr. Andrew H., Paul T. Chippindale, and David M. Hillis. 1992. Section 6 Performance Report, Federal Aid Project No: E-1-3, Job No. 3.4: Central Texas Salamander Studies, January 3, 1992. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Gluesenkamp, Andy, Joshua Booker, and Ben Pierce. 2011. E-mail exchange and excel spreadsheets regarding the known locations for Eurycea naufragia.

Specimen:

Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; D. M. Hillis and E. B. Hillis (#DMH 91:2-3), Catalog #51016-51018, 12 January 1991, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; D. M. Hillis and J. Huelsenb (#DMH 91-4), Catalog #61363, 12 January 1991, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea naufragia Occurrence #: 11 Eo Id: 9287 Common Name: Georgetown salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions At the head of Cedar Hollow, 2 Km SW of Lake Georgetown. Directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2009-12-18 Survey Date: 2011-05-12 Last Observation: 2011-05-12

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2011-05-12

Observed Area:

Comments:

General The site is a discrete spring run in a narrow hollow. The spring run has abundant emergent vegetation and Description: unembedded rocks among coarse gravel.

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 18 Dec 2009: 6 adults were found. 12 May 2011: a few adults were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Gluesenkamp, Andy, Joshua Booker, and Ben Pierce. 2011. E-mail exchange and excel spreadsheets regarding the known locations for Eurycea naufragia. Gluesenkamp, Andy. 2009. Field survey to Cedar Hollow Spring of 18 December 2009.

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Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp, Nate Bendik, Ben Pierce (# AGG 1828-1831), Catalog #s unknown, 18 December 2009, UTA.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea naufragia Occurrence #: 12 Eo Id: 9361 Common Name: Georgetown salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Swinbank Spring, North San Gabriel River between IH-35 and the Lake Georgetown Dam, Williamson County.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2009-05-23 Survey Date: 2011-05-12 Last Observation: 2011-05-12

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2011-05-23

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Spring on the North San Gabriel River. Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: No Date: 3 day mark recapture study estimated 100 to 200 individuals. 2007-2008: 10 surveys were completed, 209 salamander observations were made. Each survey detected between 5 and 43 salamanders. 23 May 2009: 2 specimens were collected. 12 May 2011: A few adults were observed in lower spring run.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Pierce, Benjamin A., James L. Christiansen, Alexis L. Ritzer, and Taylor A. Jones. 2010. Ecology of Georgetown Salamanders (Eurycea naufragia) within the flow of a spring. The Southwestern Naturalist, 55(2):291-297. SWCA Environmental Consultants; Smith, Robertson, Elliott, Glen, Klein & Bell, L.L.P.; Prime Strategies, Inc.; Texas Perspectives, Inc. 2008. Williamson County regional habitat conservation plan. Prepared for Williamson County Conservation Foundation. 248 pp. 15 Aug 2008. Gluesenkamp, Andy, Joshua Booker, and Ben Pierce. 2011. E-mail exchange and excel spreadsheets regarding the known locations for Eurycea naufragia. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Specimen:

Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Andy Price (#AHPFS 3715-3716), Catalog #73001-73002, 23 March 2009, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea naufragia Occurrence #: 13 Eo Id: 9362 Common Name: Georgetown salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Water Tank Cave (also known as Cimmaron Hills Cave), Middle San Gabriel watershed, approx. 11 kilometers W of Georgetown, Williamson County. Directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1998-10-28 Survey Date: 2012-03-02 Last Observation: 2012-03-02

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2012-03-02

Observed Area:

Comments:

General In-cave salamander habitat consists of a slow moving stream (approx. 1.0 meter wide) that varies in depth from 5 Description: cm to 30 cm. The substrate is mostly soft mud and limestone gravel. Vast areas of mud cover most of the stream bottom.

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 28 Oct 1998: 1 specimen was collected. 2 Mar 2012: 9 adults and 1 juvenile were observed; 5 of the adults were collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Gluesenkamp, Andy, Joshua Booker, and Ben Pierce. 2011. E-mail exchange and excel spreadsheets regarding the known locations for Eurycea naufragia. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Gluesenkamp, Andy. 2012. Survey of 2 March to Water Tank Cave for Eurycea naufragia.

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Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (AGG 2020-2024), Catalog # unknown, 2 March 2012, UTA. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; J. Reddell and M. Reyes (#unknown), Catalog #60759, 28 October 1998, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 1 Eo Id: 29 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions 6.8 miles NNW (by air) from the State Capital, Austin, Stillhouse Hollow, at springs and downstream.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1974-08-11 Survey Date: 2012-02-09 Last Observation: 2011-10-20

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2011-10-20

Observed Area:

Comments:

General 1988: Spring and creek; which is generally sandy bottomed with much organic material. The site is completely Description: enclosed by second growth forest canopy.

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

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EO Data: 11 Aug 1974: 9 specimens were collected. 17 Mar 1988: 1 specimen was collected. 14 May 1988: 8-10 specimens were collected. 12 Sep 1991: 5 specimens were collected. 20 Sep 1991: 7 specimens were collected; one was a gravid female. Oct 1991: 1 specimen was collected. Oct 1992: 1 specimen was collected. 23 Dec 1996: 19 salamanders were observed. 27 Feb 1997: 18 salamanders were observed. 27 Mar 1997: 31 salamanders were observed. 30 Apr 1997: 25 salamanders were observed. 23 May 1997: 34 salamanders were observed. 18 Jul 1997: 28 salamanders were observed. 29 Aug 1997: 7 salamanders were observed. 02 Oct 1997: 2 salamanders were observed. 14 Nov 1997: 9 salamanders were observed. 18 Dec 1997: 1 salamander was observed. 28 Jan 1998: 23 salamanders were observed. 27 Feb 1998: 16 salamanders were observed. 30 Mar 1998: 51 salamanders were observed. 01 May 1998: 10 salamanders were observed. 01 Jun 1998: 10 salamanders were observed. 03 Jul 1998: 15 salamanders were observed. 05 Aug 1998: 5 salamanders were observed. 03 Sep 1998: 4 salamanders were observed. 09 Oct 1998: 1 salamander was observed. 11 Nov 1998: 40 salamanders were observed. 14 Dec 1998: 17 salamanders were observed. 31 Mar 1999: 52 salamanders were observed. 18 May 1999: 42 salamanders were observed. 29 Jun 1999: 18 salamanders were observed. 30 Jul 1999: 5 salamanders were observed. 30 Aug 1999: 7 salamanders were observed. 28 Sep 1999: 2 salamanders were observed. 22 Oct 1999: 8 salamanders were observed. 30 Nov 1999: 5 salamanders were observed. 30 Dec 1999: 5 salamanders were observed. 31 Jan 2000: 5 salamanders were observed. 28 Feb 2000: 13 salamanders were observed. 31 Mar 2000: 17 salamanders were observed. 31 May 2000: 15 salamanders were observed. 30 Jun 2000: 9 salamanders were observed. 01 Aug 2000: 4 salamanders were observed. 01 Sep 2000: 5 salamanders were observed. 11 Oct 2000: 14 salamanders were observed. 17 Nov 2000: 16 salamanders were observed. 21 Dec 2000: 17 salamanders were observed. 18 Jan 2001: 24 salamanders were observed. 20 Feb 2001: 12 salamanders were observed. 19 Mar 2001: 36 salamanders were observed. 13 Apr 2001: 45 salamanders were observed. 14 May 2001: 41 salamanders were observed. 09 Oct 2001: 12 salamanders were observed. 18 Jan 2002: 46 salamanders were observed. 31 Jan 2003: 15 salamanders were observed. 23 Jan 2004: 12 salamanders were observed. 16 Apr 2004: 44 salamanders were observed. 05 Aug 2004: 14 salamanders were observed. 17 Dec 2004: 14 salamanders were observed. 18 Mar 2005: 25 salamanders were observed. 21 Jun 2005: 37 salamanders were observed. 30 Sep 2005: 6 salamanders were observed. 16 Dec 2005: 2 salamanders were observed. 30 Dec 2005: 3 salamanders were observed. 17 Mar 2006: 7 salamanders were observed. 15 Jun 2006: 17 salamanders were observed. 15 Sep 2006: 7 salamanders were observed. 15 Dec 2006: 4 salamanders were observed. 28 Jan 2008: 8 salamanders were observed. 25 Apr 2008: 17 salamanders were observed. 01 Aug 2008: 3 salamanders were observed. 04 Nov 2008: 5 salamanders were observed. 19 Feb 2009: 2 salamanders were observed. 06 May 2009: 6 salamanders were observed. 15 Jul 2009: 1 salamander was observed. 30 Oct 2009: 11 salamanders were observed; 1 specimen was collected. 02 Feb 2010: 4 salamanders were observed. 19 Feb 2010: 5 salamanders were observed. 20 Apr 2010: 23 salamanders were observed. 30 Jul 2010: 5 salamanders were observed. 06 Dec 2010: 0 salamanders were observed. 08 Feb 2011: 1 salamander was observed. 29 Apr 2011: 1 salamander was observed. 19 Jul 2011: 2 salamanders were observed. 20 Oct 2011: 1 salamander was observed. 09 Feb 2012: 0 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Price, A.H. 1988. Field Survey to Stillhouse Hollow Spring. 14 May 1988.

Sweet, Samuel S. 1982. A distributional analysis of epigean populations of Eurycea neotenes in Central Texas , with comments on the origin of troglobitic populations. Herpetologica 38(3):430-444. Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Bendik, Nathan. 2010. Excel list of locations were Eurycea salamanders have been found with coordinates.

Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Sweet, Samuel S. 1978. The Evolutionary Development of the Texas Eurycea (Amphibia: Plethodontidae). Ph.D. dissertation. University of California, Berkeley. 450 pp. Bendik, Nathan F. 2010. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Status Report. City of Austin Watershed Protection SR-11-10. 35 pp.

Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept . Lucas, Lauren K., Zachariah Gompert, James R. Ott, and Chris C. Nice. 2009. Geographic and genetic isolation in spring-associated Eurycea salamanders endemic to the Edwards Plateau region of Texas . Conservation Genetics 10:13091319. Price, Dr. Andrew H., Paul T. Chippindale, and David M. Hillis. 1992. Section 6 Performance Report, Federal Aid Project No: E-1-3, Job No. 3.4: Central Texas Salamander Studies, January 3, 1992. Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department.

Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Nate Bendik and Mark Sanders (# AGG 1856), Catalog #s unknown, 30 October 2009, UTA. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; A. H. Price and D. Bell (#AHP 3287), Catalog #50957, October 1992, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; A. H. Price and P. Chippindale (#AHP 3265-3268), Catalog #50953-50956, 20 September 1991, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; A. H. Price and P. Chippindale (#AHP 3269-3271), Catalog #50946-50947, 52759, 20 September 1991, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; D. M. Hillis and W. Fesperma (#DMH 88:35), Catalog #50969, 17 March 1988, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; P. Chippindale and A. H. Price (#AHP 3236-3240), Catalog #50948-50952, 12 September 1991, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; unknown (#DMH 88:144), Catalog #60311, 14 May 1988, TNHC.

The Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley, CA; Samuel S. Sweet, W. H. Russell (# 11654-11662), Catalog # 122695-122703, 11 August 1974, MVZ

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 2 Eo Id: 7887 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions McDonald Well Spring 5.0 kilometers north-northwest of Four Points.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1971-08-15 Survey Date: 2010-01-21 Last Observation: 2010-01-21

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2010-01-21

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Well Description:

Comments: Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Property is part of the Texas System of Natural Laboratories. Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: Aug 1971: 2 specimen were collected. Aug 1972: 3 specimen were collected. Jul 1974: 8 specimens were collected. 19 Mar 2001: Adults and juveniles were observed. May 2008: 5 specimens were collected. 21 Jan 2010: 89 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Sweet, Samuel S. 1982. A distributional analysis of epigean populations of Eurycea neotenes in Central Texas , with comments on the origin of troglobitic populations. Herpetologica 38(3):430-444. Price, A.H. 1988. Field surveys for Central Texas Salamanders. 14-15 May 1988.

Travis County. 2002. Ecological note confirming a locality of the Jollyville Plateau Salamander (Eurycea tonkawae) on the Balcones Canyonlands Preserve. City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept . Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Sweet, Samuel S. 1978. The Evolutionary Development of the Texas Eurycea (Amphibia: Plethodontidae). Ph.D. dissertation. University of California, Berkeley. 450 pp.

Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp, Nate Bendik, and Laura Zebahazy (# AGG 1745-1749), Catalog #s unknown, 23 May 2008, UTA. Texas Cooperative Wildlife Collection, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX.; F. S. Hendricks (# 719-721), Catalog # 44530-44532, 15 August 1972, TCWC. Texas Cooperative Wildlife Collection, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX.; F. S. Hendricks (# 720, 722), Catalog # 78106-78107, 15 August 1971, TCWC. The Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley, CA; Samuel S. Sweet, D. P. Hector (# 10796-10803), Catalog # 122704-122711, 3 July 1974, MVZ

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 3 Eo Id: 3025 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Austin, Balcones Community Park Spring, tributary canyon to Walnut Creek, access to park by Duval Road and Amherst Road West off Mopac North.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1990-06 Survey Date: 2012-02-17 Last Observation: 2012-02-17

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2012-02-17

Observed Area:

Comments:

General A very small spring (less than 1 square meter pool area) coming out of base of Walnut Formation and extending Description: back into canyon side.

Comments: Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: No Date: 2 specimens were collected. Jun 1990: 2 specimens were collected. 18 Jul 1991: 2 specimens were collected. 12 Sep 1991: 3 specimens were collected. 17 Mar 1992: 4 specimens were collected. 27 May 1993: 5 specimens were collected. 13 Jan 2004: 3 salamanders were observed. 08 Apr 2004: 3 salamanders were observed. 20 Jul 2004: 1 salamander was observed. 25 Oct 2004: 0 salamanders were observed. 16 Mar 2005: 1 salamander was observed. 01 Jul 2005: 1 salamander was observed. 23 Sep 2005: 1 salamander was observed. 22 Dec 2005: 0 salamanders were observed. 10 Mar 2006: 0 salamanders were observed. 18 May 2006: 0 salamanders were observed. 12 Oct 2006: 0 salamanders were observed. 29 Dec 2006: 0 salamanders were observed. 21 Feb 2008: 0 salamanders were observed. 17 Apr 2008: 0 salamanders were observed. 07 Aug 2008: 0 salamanders were observed. 03 Nov 2008: 0 salamanders were observed. 13 Feb 2009: 0 salamanders were observed. 30 Apr 2009: 0 salamanders were observed. 14 Jul 2009: 0 salamanders were observed. 14 Oct 2009: 0 salamanders were observed. 28 May 2010: 0 salamanders were observed. 08 Jun 2010: 3 salamanders were observed. 26 Jul 2010: 1 salamander was observed. 20 Oct 2010: 2 salamanders were observed. 11 Feb 2011: 0 salamanders were observed. 27 Apr 2011: 2 salamanders were observed. 19 Jul 2011: 0 salamanders were observed. 19 Oct 2011: 1 salamander was observed. 17 Feb 2012: 1 salamander was observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

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Reference:

Citation:

Price, A.H. 1991. Field survey to Balcones Community Park on July 18, 1991.

Price, A.H. 1991. Field survey of Jollyville Plateau Springs, September 12-13, 1991.

Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Bendik, Nathan F. 2010. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Status Report. City of Austin Watershed Protection SR-11-10. 35 pp.

Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept . Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department.

Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; P. T. Chippendale and A. H. Price (# unknown), Catalog # 52989-52990, no date, UTA. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Andy Price (#AHP 3216-3217), Catalog #50974-50975, 18 July 1991, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; D. M. Hillis and P. Chippindale (#DMH 91: 80-81), Catalog #50972-50973, June 1990, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; P. Chippindale and A. H. Price (#AHP 3242-3244), Catalog #50976-50978, 12 September 1991, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; P. Chippindale and Tom Jones (#DMH 93:6-9), Catalog #55132-55136, 27 May 1993, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Price and Chippindale (#AHP 3336-3338, 3343), Catalog #50979-50981, 55387, 17 March 1992, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 4 Eo Id: 7000 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Wheless Springs, LCRA Wheless Tract, Long Hollow Creek, Travis County, Texas.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1992 Survey Date: 2004-05-12 Last Observation: 2004-05-12

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2004-05-12

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Springs and stream runs. Description:

Comments: 1993: LCRA personnel report salamanders a mile or more downstream during periods of high flow.

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1992-1994: multiple surveys documented salamanders above and below a small stream. Jun 1993: Salamanders were abundant, 14 specimens were collected. 12 May 2004: 146 salamanders were found.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Chippindale, P. T., D. M. Hillis, and A. H. Price. 1994. Final Section 6 report. Project 3.4. Grant No. E-1. Relationships, status, and distribution of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders (Eurycea and Typhlomolge).85 pp. 30 Nov 1999.. Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. Turner, Paul. 2004. E-mail of 19 May regarding a survey for salamanders on the Wheless Tract on 12 May 2004.

Chamberlain, D.A., S. Kuhl, D. Melton, And T. Schumann. 1995. Rare, Threatened and Endangered Species on Lower Colorado River Authority Lands: Survey Findings and Analysis. Final Report, March 20, 1995. LCRA Environmental Services, Austin, Texas. Chamberlain, Dee Ann, Sherri Kuhl, Don Melton, Tim Schumann. 1993. LCRA Resource Areas. Rare, Threatened and Endangered Species Survey Results, 1992-1993. LCRA Environmental Services, December 9, 1993. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Bendik, Nathan. 2010. Excel list of locations were Eurycea salamanders have been found with coordinates.

Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department.

Specimen:

Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Andy Price (#AHP 3404-3418), Catalog #53857, 55145-55157, 14 June 1993, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 5 Eo Id: 5719 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Krienke Spring, 3.7 miles NW of Round Rock. Spring is located on the N side of Brushy Creek just S of 3107 Sam Bass Rd and just East of Tankawa Trail.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1947-02-14 Survey Date: 2011-12-08 Last Observation: 2011-12-08

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2011-12-08

Observed Area:

Comments:

General The feature is a small, permanent spring emanating from the base of a low limestone bluff immediately adjacent Description: to an impounded portion of Brushy Creek. The spring run is approximately 0.6m wide and 6m long. It feeds directly into a fish-filled pool. The measured discharge for Krienke Spring on December 8, 2011 was 0.37 cubic feet per second.

Comments: TNHC T1802-16, T6334-9, 31013(42), 63 SPECIMENS. On July 5th, 1951, one specimen was collected 3.6 miles WNW of Round Rock; specimen record: Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History, Los Angeles, CA; Unknown collector (# unknown), Catalog # 86244, 05 July 1951, LACM. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 14 Feb 1947: 6 specimens were collected. 14 Feb 1948: 15 specimens were collected. 5 Jul 1951: 42 specimens were collected. 9 Jan 2008: 5 specimens were collected. 8 Dec 2011: 2 adults and 2 juveniles were trapped.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Sweet, Samuel S. 1982. A distributional analysis of epigean populations of Eurycea neotenes in Central Texas , with comments on the origin of troglobitic populations. Herpetologica 38(3):430-444. Gluesenkamp, Andy. 2011. Field survey of 8 December to Krienke Spring in Northwest Round Rock for Eurycea tonkawae.

Sweet, Samuel S. 1978. The Evolutionary Development of the Texas Eurycea (Amphibia: Plethodontidae). Ph.D. dissertation. University of California, Berkeley. 450 pp. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Saienga, Gene. 2011. E-mail of 5 December to David Hillis and Nathan Bendik regarding the true location of Krienke Spring, a known collecting locality for Eurycea tonkawae. Slade, Jr., Raymond M. 2011. Discharge measurement of Krienke Spring near Round Rock Texas, 8 December 2011.

Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1447-1451), Catalog #s unknown, 9 January 2008, UTA. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Flury (#AGF 1280-1285), Catalog #6334-6339, 14 February 1947, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Flury (#unknown), Catalog #1802-1816, 14 February 1948, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; unknown (#unknown), Catalog #31012, 53465-53505, 5 July 1951, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 6 Eo Id: 3626 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Brushy Creek Spring, Round Rock, 1.5 miles NE on Brushy Creek.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1948-02-14 Survey Date: 1994-10-04 Last Observation: 1994-10-04

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 1994-10-04

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Early 1990's: A large spring just below US Highway 79; cascades down into Brushy Creek; site originally a park Description: or hotel, now in ruins. Spring has been impacted and has a lot of trach embedded in the substrate. Site is overgrown with second growth.

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 14 Feb 1948: 1 specimen was collected. 23 Jan 1990: 1 specimen was collected. 13 Sep 1990: 5 specimens were collected. 13 Sep 1991: 2 specimens were collected. 4 Oct 1994: 2 specimens were collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Sweet, Samuel S. 1982. A distributional analysis of epigean populations of Eurycea neotenes in Central Texas , with comments on the origin of troglobitic populations. Herpetologica 38(3):430-444. Price, A.H. 1991. Field survey of Jollyville Plateau Springs, September 12-13, 1991.

Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Sweet, Samuel S. 1978. The Evolutionary Development of the Texas Eurycea (Amphibia: Plethodontidae). Ph.D. dissertation. University of California, Berkeley. 450 pp.

Specimen:

Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; D. M. Hillis and P. Chippindale (#DMH 90:15), Catalog #61384, 23 January 1990, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; David M. Hillis and Keith Cr (#PC/DMH 94:5-6), Catalog #54225-54226, 4 October 1994, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Flury (#AGF 1291), Catalog #6242, 14 February 1948, TNHC.

Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Price and Chippindale (#AHP 3257-3258,3289-3291), Catalog #50987-50991, 13 September 1990, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 7 Eo Id: 5120 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Canyon Vista Spring or Tanglewood Spring, Bull Creek Watershed. West of US 183, near the intersection of Spicewood Springs Rd and Rustic Rock Dr.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1990-09-11 Survey Date: 2012-02-17 Last Observation: 2010-10-28

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2010-10-28

Observed Area:

Comments:

General A small spring cascading into a deep, rocky limestone ravine; upstream has been heavily modified for artificial Description: drainage.

Comments: Initially, observations associated with City of Austin survey site 928 were a separate EO (EO 40, EOID 9371, SFID 21489). These observations, and the observations originally associated with this EO (EO 7, EOID 5120, SFID 5120) were consolidated in a new source feature (SFID 21503) in this EO based on the advice of Nate Bendik, City of Austin salamander biologist. Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 11 Sep 1990: 1 specimen was collected. 12 Sep 1991: 1 specimen was collected. 18 Apr 1992: 2 specimens were collected. 10 Dec 1996: 8 salamanders were observed. 20 Jan 1997: 9 salamanders were observed. 21 Feb 1997: 19 salamanders were observed. 07 Apr 1997: 20 salamanders were observed. 28 Jul 1997: 19 salamanders were observed. 26 Aug 1997: 19 salamanders were observed. 17 Oct 1997: 10 salamanders were observed. 19 Nov 1997: 5 salamanders were observed. 17 Feb 1998: 19 salamanders were observed. 29 May 1998: 26 salamanders were observed. 22 Jul 1998: 12 salamanders were observed. 31 Aug 1998: 7 salamanders were observed. 28 Sep 1998: 6 salamanders were observed. 30 Oct 1998: 3 salamanders were observed. 16 Nov 1998: 5 salamanders were observed. 07 May 2004: 14 salamanders were observed. 27 Jul 2004: 2 salamanders were observed. 20 Jun 2005: 9 salamanders were observed. 24 May 2006: 14 salamanders were observed. 14 Jan 2008: 4 salamanders were observed; tail tips were collected. 28 Apr 2008: 7 salamanders were observed. 30 Jul 2008: 6 salamanders were observed. 02 Dec 2008: 1 salamander was observed. 13 Feb 2009: 0 salamanders were observed. 30 Apr 2009: 5 salamanders were observed. 14 Jul 2009: 0 salamanders were observed. 04 Nov 2009: 0 salamanders were observed. 23 Jan 2010: 0 salamanders were observed. 28 Apr 2010: 6 salamanders were observed. 26 Jul 2010: 0 salamanders were observed. 28 Oct 2010: 1 salamander was observed. 11 Feb 2011: 0 salamanders were observed. 18 May 2011: 0 salamanders were observed. 17 Feb 2012: 0 salamanders were observed.

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Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Price, A.H. 1990. Field survey to Jollyville Plateau Salamander sites, September 11, 1990.

Price, A.H. 1991. Field survey of Jollyville Plateau Springs, September 12-13, 1991.

Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Bendik, Nathan F. 2010. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Status Report. City of Austin Watershed Protection SR-11-10. 35 pp.

Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Hillis, David M., Paul T. Chippindale, and Andrew H. Price. 1993. Status and relationships of central Texas nontransforming salamanders, Eurycea and Typhlomolge, with special emphasis on the Barton Springs salamander, Eurycea sp. Section Six Interim Report. Project No: E-1-4. Job No. 3.4. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. 31 January 1993. City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept . Bendik, Nathan. 2010. Excel list of locations were Eurycea salamanders have been found with coordinates.

Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1754-1757), Catalog #s unknown, 14 January 2008, UTA. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; D. M. Hillis and P. Chippindale (#DMH 90-317), Catalog #50960, 11 September 1990, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Diana Tupa (=Bernard) (#PC/DMH 92:48-49), Catalog #50958-50959, 18 April 1992, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; P. Chippindale and A. H. Price (#AHP 3241), Catalog #50961, 12 September 1991, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 8 Eo Id: 1051 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Schlumberger Springs, headwaters of West Fork of Bull Creek, Schulemberger HQ, North on Highway 620 from four points.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1990-09-11 Survey Date: 1990-09-11 Last Observation: 1990-09-11

Eo Type: Eo Rank: B Eo Rank Date: 1990-09-11

Observed Area:

Comments:

General 1990: Small steep-sided, heavily-vegetated limestone ravine; spring-fed creek flowing through it, with several Description: springs along its length.

Comments:

Protection 1990: They have built a nature trail beside it, not likely to adversely impact the site in the future. Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: Sep 1990: 7 Specimens were collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Price, A.H. 1990. Field survey to Jollyville Plateau Salamander sites, September 11, 1990.

Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department.

Specimen:

Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; D. M. Hillis and A. H. Price (#DMH 90: 310,312,314-316), Catalog #50982-50986, 11 September 1990, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 9 Eo Id: 6636 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Horsethief Hollow Spring, Bull Creek drainage, Travis County.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1990-04-24 Survey Date: 1990-04-24 Last Observation: 1990-04-24

Eo Type: Eo Rank: A Eo Rank Date: 1990-04-24

Observed Area:

Comments:

General A very small spring at the junction of the walnut and glen rose limestones. Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 24 Apr 1990: 3 specimens were collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Hillis, D.M. 1990. Field survey to Horsethief Hollow, April 24, 1990.

Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999.

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Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 10 Eo Id: 6637 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Canyon Creek Spring, Bull Creek Tributary, North Fork, flows out of Canyon Creek Estates. West Austin, Travis County.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1993-07-22 Survey Date: 2012-01-18 Last Observation: 2012-01-18

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2012-01-18

Observed Area:

Comments:

General 1993: Stream run. Site is on Hanks Tract; no springs here; salamanders undoubtedly washed down from springs Description: on Canyon Creek Estates.

Comments: 2001: Tributary 6 flows through the Spicewood at Balcones, Balcones Village, Spicewood Estates, and Estates of Brentwood subdivisions. The Balcones Country Club golf course is located in the upper two-thirds of the drainage area. Although the majority of the tributary is surrounded by residential neighborhoods, the BCP land buffers the lower third. Impervious cover is greater than 16.2 percent, and therefore the site is classified as developed, or urban (16.2 percent impervious cover). Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

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EO Data: 22 Jul 1993: 6 specimens were collected. 12 Dec 1996: 32 salamanders were observed. 30 Jan 1997: 23 salamanders were observed. 18 Feb 1997: 33 salamanders were observed. 13 Mar 1997: 29 salamanders were observed. 15 Apr 1997: 64 salamanders were observed. 02 Jun 1997: 50 salamanders were observed. 25 Jul 1997: 32 salamanders were observed. 21 Aug 1997: 23 salamanders were observed. 17 Sep 1997: 9 salamanders were observed. 29 Oct 1997: 18 salamanders were observed. 30 Dec 1997: 20 salamanders were observed. 23 Feb 1998: 16 salamanders were observed. 31 Mar 1998: 8 salamanders were observed. 08 May 1998: 28 salamanders were observed. 19 Jun 1998: 22 salamanders were observed. 30 Jul 1998: 6 salamanders were observed. 25 Aug 1998: 5 salamanders were observed. 23 Sep 1998: 28 salamanders were observed. 23 Oct 1998: 16 salamanders were observed. 18 Nov 1998: 25 salamanders were observed. 09 Apr 1999: 24 salamanders were observed. 10 Aug 1999: 3 salamanders were observed. 17 Sep 1999: 4 salamanders were observed. 18 Oct 1999: 4 salamanders were observed. 15 Nov 1999: 4 salamanders were observed. 10 Dec 1999: 4 salamanders were observed. 21 Jan 2000: 18 salamanders were observed. 17 Feb 2000: 24 salamanders were observed. 20 Mar 2000: 31 salamanders were observed. 19 Apr 2000: 54 salamanders were observed. 23 May 2000: 45 salamanders were observed. 21 Jun 2000: 14 salamanders were observed. 14 Jul 2000: 10 salamanders were observed. 11 Aug 2000: 13 salamanders were observed. 14 Sep 2000: 3 salamanders were observed. 01 Nov 2000: 17 salamanders were observed. 29 Dec 2000: 9 salamanders were observed. 26 Jan 2001: 8 salamanders were observed. 31 Jan 2001: 15 salamanders were observed. 28 Feb 2001: 22 salamanders were observed. 23 Mar 2001: 32 salamanders were observed. 30 Apr 2001: 26 salamanders were observed. 30 May 2001: 23 salamanders were observed. 29 Jun 2001: 34 salamanders were observed. 22 Aug 2001: 5 salamanders were observed. 25 Oct 2001: 16 salamanders were observed. 27 Nov 2001: 13 salamanders were observed. 23 Jul 2002: 15 salamanders were observed. 29 Oct 2002: 5 salamanders were observed. 28 Jan 2003: 8 salamanders were observed. 24 Apr 2003: 24 salamanders were observed. 27 Oct 2003: 15 salamanders were observed. 12 Jan 2004: 11 salamanders were observed. 26 Apr 2004: 14 salamanders were observed. 16 Jul 2004: 5 salamanders were observed. 22 Oct 2004: 7 salamanders were observed. 19 Jan 2005: 1 salamander was observed. 29 Apr 2005: 15 salamanders were observed. 08 Jul 2005: 4 salamanders were observed. 21 Oct 2005: 14 salamanders were observed. 30 Jan 2006: 3 salamanders were observed. 12 May 2006: 7 salamanders were observed. 07 Jul 2006: 5 salamanders were observed. 18 Oct 2006: 4 salamanders were observed. 14 Jan 2008: 2 salamanders were observed; 2 specimens (tail tips) were collected. 28 Mar 2008: 6 specimens were collected. 23 Apr 2008: 13 salamanders were observed. 29 Jul 2008: 1 salamander was observed. 17 Nov 2008: 3 salamanders were observed. 18 Feb 2009: 1 salamander was observed. 29 Apr 2009: 21 salamanders were observed. 13 Jul 2009: 1 salamander was observed. 16 Oct 2009: 1 salamander was observed. 26 Jan 2010: 7 salamanders were observed. 23 Apr 2010: 19 salamanders were observed. 21 Jul 2010: 22 salamanders were observed. 22 Oct 2010: 21 salamanders were observed. 07 Feb 2011: 13 salamanders were observed. 05 May 2011: 12 salamanders were observed. 15 Jul 2011: 13 salamanders were observed. 19 Oct 2011: 13 salamanders were observed. 18 Jan 2012: 26 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Chippindale, P. T., D. M. Hillis, and A. H. Price. 1994. Final Section 6 report. Project 3.4. Grant No. E-1. Relationships, status, and distribution of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders (Eurycea and Typhlomolge).85 pp. 30 Nov 1999.. Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Lucas, Lauren K., Zachariah Gompert, James R. Ott, and Chris C. Nice. 2009. Geographic and genetic isolation in spring-associated Eurycea salamanders endemic to the Edwards Plateau region of Texas . Conservation Genetics 10:13091319. Bendik, Nathan F. 2010. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Status Report. City of Austin Watershed Protection SR-11-10. 35 pp.

Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. Geismar, Ellen. 2001. Bull Creek water quality update 2001. Watershed Protection, City of Austin.

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept . Bendik, Nathan. 2010. Excel list of locations were Eurycea salamanders have been found with coordinates.

Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1717-1721, 1733), Catalog #s unknown, 28 March 2008, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1758-1759), Catalog #s unknown, 14 January 2008, UTA. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Andy Price and A. Wakefield (#AHP 3433-3438), Catalog #55139-55144, 22 July 1993, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 11 Eo Id: 1689 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Baker Spring, Baker Sanctuary, Northwest Austin, Travis County.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1991 Survey Date: 2010-10-27 Last Observation: 2010-10-27

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2010-10-27

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Spring Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1991: Salamanders were observed. 26 Aug 2006: 2 salamanders were observed. 04 Feb 2008: 4 salamanders were observed. 07 May 2008: 0 salamanders were observed. 25 Jan 2010: 1 salamander was observed. 19 Jul 2010: 9 salamanders were observed. 27 Oct 2010: 2 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Price, Dr. Andrew H., Paul T. Chippindale, and David M. Hillis. 1992. Section 6 Performance Report, Federal Aid Project No: E-1-3, Job No. 3.4: Central Texas Salamander Studies, January 3, 1992. Bendik, Nathan F. 2010. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Status Report. City of Austin Watershed Protection SR-11-10. 35 pp.

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept .

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Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 12 Eo Id: 3546 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Audubon Salamander Spring, Travis Audubon Society Banker Sanctuary.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1991 Survey Date: 1991 Last Observation: 1991

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 1991

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Spring Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1991: Salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Price, Dr. Andrew H., Paul T. Chippindale, and David M. Hillis. 1992. Section 6 Performance Report, Federal Aid Project No: E-1-3, Job No. 3.4: Central Texas Salamander Studies, January 3, 1992.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 13 Eo Id: 4936 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Bull Creek Tributary Spring, Hanks Tract of the BCCP.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1991 Survey Date: 2012-01-18 Last Observation: 2012-01-18

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2012-01-18

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Stream Description:

Comments: 2001: Tributary 5 flows through the Canyon Creek residential neighborhood, although a wide undeveloped area is present that provides a buffer between the neighborhood and the creek . Because impervious cover is estimated at less than 4.8, the site is classified as undeveloped or rural. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

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EO Data: 1 Oct 1993: 8 specimens were collected. 04 Feb 1997: 15 salamanders were observed. 28 Feb 1997: 12 salamanders were observed. 28 Apr 1997: 63 salamanders were observed. 19 May 1997: 74 salamanders were observed. 16 Jul 1997: 58 salamanders were observed. 14 Aug 1997: 43 salamanders were observed. 12 Sep 1997: 66 salamanders were observed. 20 Sep 1997: 29 salamanders were observed. 28 Oct 1997: 29 salamanders were observed. 31 Dec 1997: 35 salamanders were observed. 18 Feb 1998: 53 salamanders were observed. 19 Mar 1998: 48 salamanders were observed. 29 Apr 1998: 65 salamanders were observed. 17 Jun 1998: 79 salamanders were observed. 30 Jul 1998: 10 salamanders were observed. 25 Aug 1998: 3 salamanders were observed. 24 Sep 1998: 78 salamanders were observed. 28 Oct 1998: 37 salamanders were observed. 24 Nov 1998: 37 salamanders were observed. 14 Apr 1999: 66 salamanders were observed. 10 Aug 1999: 28 salamanders were observed. 17 Sep 1999: 11 salamanders were observed. 18 Oct 1999: 3 salamanders were observed. 13 Nov 1999: 8 salamanders were observed. 10 Dec 1999: 14 salamanders were observed. 21 Jan 2000: 37 salamanders were observed. 17 Feb 2000: 15 salamanders were observed. 22 Mar 2000: 27 salamanders were observed. 19 Apr 2000: 20 salamanders were observed. 23 May 2000: 24 salamanders were observed. 21 Jun 2000: 8 salamanders were observed. 14 Jul 2000: 0 salamanders were observed. 27 Oct 2000: 13 salamanders were observed. 29 Dec 2000: 5 salamanders were observed. 26 Jan 2001: 44 salamanders were observed. 28 Feb 2001: 28 salamanders were observed. 23 Mar 2001: 25 salamanders were observed. 30 Apr 2001: 19 salamanders were observed. 30 May 2001: 26 salamanders were observed. 29 Jun 2001: 45 salamanders were observed. 24 Aug 2001: 28 salamanders were observed. 25 Oct 2001: 28 salamanders were observed. 27 Nov 2001: 48 salamanders were observed. 31 Jan 2002: 60 salamanders were observed. 23 Jul 2002: 3 salamanders were observed. 29 Oct 2002: 11 salamanders were observed. 28 Jan 2003: 8 salamanders were observed. 24 Apr 2003: 13 salamanders were observed. 27 Oct 2003: 3 salamanders were observed. 12 Jan 2004: 3 salamanders were observed. 26 Apr 2004: 8 salamanders were observed. 16 Jul 2004: 3 salamanders were observed. 22 Oct 2004: 1 salamander was observed. 19 Jan 2005: 2 salamanders were observed. 29 Apr 2005: 4 salamanders were observed. 08 Jul 2005: 3 salamanders were observed. 21 Oct 2005: 0 salamanders were observed. 30 Jan 2006: 0 salamanders were observed. 12 May 2006: 2 salamanders were observed. 07 Jul 2006: At least 2 salamanders were observed. 18 Oct 2006: 1 salamander was observed. 14 Jan 2008: 3 salamanders were observed; 2 specimens (tail tips) were collected. 23 Apr 2008: 5 salamanders were observed. 18 Feb 2009: 0 salamanders were observed. 29 Apr 2009: 0 salamanders were observed. 13 Jul 2009: 0 salamanders were observed. 16 Oct 2009: 0 salamanders were observed. 26 Jan 2010: 1 salamander was observed. 23 Apr 2010: 0 salamanders were observed. 21 Jul 2010: 0 salamanders were observed. 29 Oct 2010: 0 salamanders were observed. 07 Feb 2011: 3 salamanders were observed. 05 May 2011: 0 salamanders were observed. 19 Oct 2011: 0 salamanders were observed. 18 Jan 2012: 5 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Price, A.H. 1991. Field survey of Jollyville Plateau Springs, September 12-13, 1991.

Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Price, Dr. Andrew H., Paul T. Chippindale, and David M. Hillis. 1992. Section 6 Performance Report, Federal Aid Project No: E-1-3, Job No. 3.4: Central Texas Salamander Studies, January 3, 1992. Lucas, Lauren K., Zachariah Gompert, James R. Ott, and Chris C. Nice. 2009. Geographic and genetic isolation in spring-associated Eurycea salamanders endemic to the Edwards Plateau region of Texas . Conservation Genetics 10:13091319. Bendik, Nathan F. 2010. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Status Report. City of Austin Watershed Protection SR-11-10. 35 pp.

Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. Geismar, Ellen. 2001. Bull Creek water quality update 2001. Watershed Protection, City of Austin.

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept . Bendik, Nathan. 2010. Excel list of locations were Eurycea salamanders have been found with coordinates.

Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1752-1753), Catalog #s unknown, 14 January 2008, UTA. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Andy Price (#AHP 3469-3476), Catalog #57744-57751, 1 October 1993, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 14 Eo Id: 1805 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Bull Creek Spring Pool (New Bull Creek Spring); north on Spicewood Springs Road to junction with Old Lampasas Trail, west on latter to end of road; down across creek and through locked gate; site just upstream of corral.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1991-10-10 Survey Date: 1991-10-10 Last Observation: 199?

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 1991-10-10

Observed Area:

Comments:

General 1991: This locality is not a spring, but an isolated pool left from periods of higher flow. Source of spring to be Description: determined.

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 10 Oct 1991: Salamanders were detected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Price, Dr. Andrew H., Paul T. Chippindale, and David M. Hillis. 1992. Section 6 Performance Report, Federal Aid Project No: E-1-3, Job No. 3.4: Central Texas Salamander Studies, January 3, 1992. Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999.

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Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 16 Eo Id: 3957 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Moss Gully Spring, upper south fork of Bull Creek, Travis County, Texas.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1993 Survey Date: 2008-01-13 Last Observation: 2008-01-13

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2008-01-13

Observed Area:

Comments:

General 1993: Steep, narrow canyon feeding into Bull Creek South Fork, south side. Very little water. Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1993: 1 salamander was observed. 04 Jan 2005: 1 salamander was observed. 11 May 2005: 3 salamanders were observed. 23 May 2006: 3 salamanders were observed. 22 Apr 2007: 1 salamander was observed. 15 Jul 2007: 5 salamanders were observed. 13 Jan 2008: 6 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept .

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 18 Eo Id: 4642 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Kretschmarr Salamander Cave, approx. 2.0 kilometers N (just E of N) of Four Points, Travis County. Directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1984-04-21 Survey Date: 2008-08-28 Last Observation: 2008-08-28

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2008-08-28

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Cave Description:

Comments: There is also a Kretschmarr Cave, but according to Andy Gluesenkamp (2012), Salamanders have never been collected there. The coordinates provided by Chippindale (2000) for Kretschmarr Cave are almost 1 kilometer South of Kretschmarr Salamander Cave. Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 21 Apr 1984: 2 specimens were collected. 15 Feb 1990: 2 specimens were collected. 23 May 2007: 6 salamanders were observed. 22 Aug 2007: 5 salamanders were observed. 28 Aug 2008: 5 specimens were collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Bendik, Nathan. 2010. Excel list of locations were Eurycea salamanders have been found with coordinates.

Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp, Nate Bendik, and Kathleen O'Connor (# AGG 1776-1780), Catalog #s unknown, 28 August 2008, UTA. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; J. Reddell and M. Reyes (#unknown), Catalog #49406-49407, 21 April 1984, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; P. Chippindale and J. Reddel (#DMH 90:67 and 69), Catalog #64494, 51059, 15 February 1990, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 19 Eo Id: 438 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Buttercup Creek Cave (Buttercup River Cave), Buttercup Creek Karst; approx. 2 air miles W of US 183 in Cedar Park.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1991-05-26 Survey Date: 2005-07-17 Last Observation: 2005-07-17

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2005-07-17

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 26 May 1991: 4 specimens were collected. Spring of 1993: 2 specimens were collected. 17 July 2005: 2 specimens were collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Russell, William H. 1993. The Buttercup Creek Karst. University Speleological Society, Austin, Tx. July 1993.

Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Bendik, Nathan. 2010. Excel list of locations were Eurycea salamanders have been found with coordinates.

Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. Price, Dr. Andrew H., Paul T. Chippindale, and David M. Hillis. 1992. Section 6 Performance Report, Federal Aid Project No: E-1-3, Job No. 3.4: Central Texas Salamander Studies, January 3, 1992.

Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy G. Glusenkamp, N. Bendik, S. Summers, M. Sanders, C. Pedin (# AGG 1061-1062), Catalog # 57292-57293, 17 July 2005, UTA. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; B. Russell (#DMH 91:69-72), Catalog #51019-51022, 26 May 1991, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; W. H. Russell (#DMH 93:3,5), Catalog #55127, 55129, Spring 1993, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 20 Eo Id: 437 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Ilex Cave, Buttercup Creek Preserve, Cedar Park, Williamson County, Texas.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989-06-01 Survey Date: 1989-06-01 Last Observation: 1989-06-01

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 1989-06-01

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Cave Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1 June 1989: 2 specimens were collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Russell, William H. 1993. The Buttercup Creek Karst. University Speleological Society, Austin, Tx. July 1993.

Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Specimen:

Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Reddell, Reyes, and Wharton (#DMH 89:4-5), Catalog #64467-64468, 1 June 1989, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 21 Eo Id: 8167 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions T.WA.S.A. Cave, Buttercup Creek Karst, Brushy Creek watershed, approximately 2.1 air miles west of US 183, Cedar Park.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1993-02-06 Survey Date: 1993-02-06 Last Observation: 1993-02-06

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 1993-02-06

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 6 Feb 1993: 1 specimen was collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Russell, William H. 1993. The Buttercup Creek Karst. University Speleological Society, Austin, Tx. July 1993.

Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

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Specimen:

Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Joel Hunter (#DMH 93-24), Catalog #55137, 6 February 1993, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 22 Eo Id: 3722 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Testudo Tube, Buttercup Creek Karst; approx. 2.7 air miles west of US 183 in Cedar Park. Cave is in Testudo Tube Cave Preserve.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1991-05-28 Survey Date: 2011-04-15 Last Observation: 2011-04-15

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2011-04-15

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Cave Description:

Comments: Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 28 May 1991: 2 specimens were collected. June 1991: 2 specimens were collected. 2 July 1992: 1 specimen was collected. 20 Apr 2004: 2 salamanders were observed. 15 Apr 2006: 4 salamanders were observed. 15 Apr 2011: 5 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Russell, William H. 1993. The Buttercup Creek Karst. University Speleological Society, Austin, Tx. July 1993.

Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. Price, Dr. Andrew H., Paul T. Chippindale, and David M. Hillis. 1992. Section 6 Performance Report, Federal Aid Project No: E-1-3, Job No. 3.4: Central Texas Salamander Studies, January 3, 1992. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept .

Specimen:

Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; J. Hunter and W. Elliott (#DMH 92-59), Catalog #50998, 2 July 1992, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; P. Chippindale and D. M. Hillis (#DMH 91:73-74), Catalog #50994-50995, 28 May 1991, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; P. Chippindale and D. M. Hillis (#DMH 91:78-79), Catalog #50996-50997, no date, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 23 Eo Id: 6724 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Treehouse Cave (Cedar Park area near Testudo Tube). In Buttercup Creek hydrological system. Williamson County.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2007-02-24 Survey Date: 1992-11-11 Last Observation: 1992-11-11

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2007-02-24

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 11 Nov 1992: 1 specimen was collected. 24 Feb 2007: 1 specimen was collected (juvenile).

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Russell, William H. 1993. The Buttercup Creek Karst. University Speleological Society, Austin, Tx. July 1993.

Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. Gluesenkamp, Andy. 2004. Field notes on specimens collected between 2004 and 2012. 24 pages.

Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1178), Catalog #s unknown, 24 February 2007, UTA. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Bill Russell (#DMH 92:107), Catalog #55138, 11 November 1992, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 24 Eo Id: 5361 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Great Hills Reserve; approx. 1.5 air miles South of US 183 in Jollyville and approx. 1.9 miles NNW of Loop 360 ( Capitol of Texas Highway).

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1993-09-29 Survey Date: 1993-09-29 Last Observation: 1993-09-29

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C? Eo Rank Date: 1993-09-29

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Main spring and adjacent areas of the creek. Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 29 Sep 1993: 15 salamanders were observed, 1 specimen was collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Barrera, Alma. 1994. Fax to Andy Price concerning Jollyville Plateau Salamander location information. November 17, 1994.

Specimen:

Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; David M. Hillis (#??), Catalog #??, 29 September 1993, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 25 Eo Id: 9314 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Bluewater Cave, Buttercup Creek subdivision, Williamson County

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1995-02-01 Survey Date: 1995-02-01 Last Observation: 1995-02-01

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 1995-02-01

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Cave Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1 Feb 1995: 1 specimen was collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Specimen:

Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Doug Allen (#unknown), Catalog #64474, 1 February 1995, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 27 Eo Id: 9348 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions House Spring, Twin Creeks Conference Area, Cedar Park, TX

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2007-02-24 Survey Date: 2008-05-23 Last Observation: 2008-05-23

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2008-05-23

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: This EO was originally identified as Eurycea naufragia, but a report (R15HIL01TXUS ) on the genomic assessment of the taxonomic status of central Texas Eurycea found that these salamanders are actually Eurycea tonkawae, thus the identity was changed in the database on 19 Feb 2016. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 24 Feb 2007: 3 specimens were collected. 23 May 2008: 4 specimens were collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Hillis, D. M., D. C. Cannatella, T. J. Devitt, and A. M. Wright. 2015. Genomic assessment of taxonomic status of Central Texas Eurycea salamanders. Section 6 grant E158-R-1; contract #443022. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 34 pp.12 Oct 2015.

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Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1175-1177), Catalog #s unknown, 24 February 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp and Nate Bendik (# AGG 1741-1744), Catalog #s unknown, 23 May 2008, UTA.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 28 Eo Id: 9349 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Lanier Riffle, approx. 8.1 kilometers E of Mansfield Dam, Travis County. Directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2007-03 Survey Date: 2007-06-12 Last Observation: 2007-06-12

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2007-06-12

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: Mar 2007: 5 specimens were collected. 16 Apr 2007: 2 specimens were collected. May 2007: 10 specimens were collected. 12 June 2007: 1 specimen was collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Bendik, Nathan. 2010. Excel list of locations were Eurycea salamanders have been found with coordinates.

Specimen:

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Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1454-1455), Catalog #s unknown, 16 April 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1474-1481), Catalog #s unknown, 18 May 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1501, 1503), Catalog #s unknown, 16 May 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1573-1575, 1613-1614), Catalog #s unknown, March 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1576), Catalog #s unknown, 12 June 2007, UTA.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 29 Eo Id: 9350 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Lanier Spring, Bull Creek, approx. 8.5 kilometers E of Mansfield Dam, Travis County. Directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2006-12-14 Survey Date: 2012-01-03 Last Observation: 2012-01-03

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2012-01-03

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Spring and riffle Description:

Comments: Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

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EO Data: Dec 2006: 15 salamanders were observed during 1 day. 2007-2009: Between 2007 and 2009 this site was surveyed 11 times, over 3 days each time. Mark recapture estimates of the population size based on these surveys varied between 76 individuals and 564 individuals. Feb 2007: 77 salamanders were observed during 3 days. Mar 2007: 155 unique adult salamanders (10 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. In addition, 98 salamanders were observed during 5 days; 70 specimens (mostly tail tips) were collected. Apr 2007: 124 unique adult salamanders (6 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. In addition, 13 salamanders were observed during 4 days; 1 specimen (tail tip) was collected. May 2007: 121 unique adult salamanders (0 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. In addition, 25 salamanders were observed during 5 days; 1 specimen (tail tip) was collected. Jun 2007: 92 unique adult salamanders (1 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. In addition, 13 salamanders were observed during 5 days. Jul 2007: 45 unique adult salamanders (0 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 3 additional salamanders were observed. Aug 2007: 47 unique adult salamanders (0 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 10-12 Sep 2007: 87 unique adult salamanders (5 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 8-10 Oct 2007: 98 unique adult salamanders (7 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 11-13 Mar 2008: 166 unique adult salamanders (0 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. May 2008-Mar 2009; Lanier Spring went dry for approximately 10 months because of severe drought conditions. Surveys before and after the spring went dry showed that salamander tail width and body length both shrank during the drought. 17-19 Mar 2009: 233 unique adult salamanders (0 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey; 2 specimens were collected. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 8-10 Jun 2009: 274 unique adult salamanders (1 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 14-16 Dec 2009: 77 unique adult salamanders (39 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. 1 salamander was collected. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 15-17 Mar 2010: 110 unique adult salamanders (21 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 11-13 Oct 2010: 99 unique adult salamanders (11 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. 1 juvenile salamanders was observed. 18-20 Apr 2011: 152 unique adult salamanders (2 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 3 Jan 2012: 28 unique adult salamanders (4 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Bendik, Nathan F. 2010. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Status Report. City of Austin Watershed Protection SR-11-10. 35 pp.

Bendik, Nathan F. 2011. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Interim Report, 2011, for the Balcones Canyonland Preserve. City of Austin Watershed Protection Department. 6 pp. Luo, Liming. 2010. Estimation of Population Sizes for the Jollyville Plateau Salamander (Eurycea tonawae) Using a Mark-Recapture Method. M.S. report. The University of Texas at Austin, TX. 44 pp. Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept . Bendik, Nathan. 2010. Excel list of locations were Eurycea salamanders have been found with coordinates.

Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Bendik, N. F., and A. G.Gluesenkamp. 2012. Body length shrinkage in an endangered amphibian is associated with drought. Journal of Zoology.

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Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1197), Catalog #s unknown, 17 April 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1451), Catalog #s unknown, 1 March 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1456-1471), Catalog #s unknown, 13 March 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1472), Catalog #s unknown, 21 March 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1499), Catalog #s unknown, 16 May 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1534-1556), Catalog #s unknown, 19 March 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1615), Catalog #s unknown, 12 March 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1638-1665), Catalog #s unknown, March 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1800-1801), Catalog #s unknown, 18 March 2009, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1849), Catalog #s unknown, 16 December 2009, UTA.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 30 Eo Id: 9352 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Hearth Spring, approx. 175 meters NW of the the intersection of Raining Oak Cove and Floral Park Dr, Austin, Tx. Directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2008-04-11 Survey Date: 2008-04-11 Last Observation: 2008-04-11

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2008-04-11

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 11 Apr 2008: 2 specimens were collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Bendik, Nathan. 2010. Excel list of locations were Eurycea salamanders have been found with coordinates.

Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department.

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Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp and Nate Bendik (# AGG 1734-1735), Catalog #s unknown, 11 April 2008, UTA.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 31 Eo Id: 9353 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Troll Spring, approx. 235 meters NNE of the the intersection of Raining Oak Cove and Floral Park Dr, Austin, Tx. Directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2008-04-11 Survey Date: 2012-01-31 Last Observation: 2012-01-31

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2012-01-31

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Spring Description:

Comments: Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 11 Apr 2008: 5 specimens were collected. 06 May 2009: 13 salamanders were observed. 28 Apr 2010: 7 salamanders were observed. 27 Apr 2011: 20 salamanders were observed. 27 Jul 2011: 12 salamanders were observed. 19 Oct 2011: 4 salamanders were observed. 31 Jan 2012: 6 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Bendik, Nathan F. 2010. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Status Report. City of Austin Watershed Protection SR-11-10. 35 pp.

Bendik, Nathan. 2010. Excel list of locations were Eurycea salamanders have been found with coordinates.

Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept .

Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp and Nate Bendik (# AGG 1736-1740), Catalog #s unknown, 11 April 2008, UTA.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 32 Eo Id: 9357 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Sierra Spring, approx. 160 meters E of the Col de sac on Trabadora Cove in Northwest Austin. Directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2009-04-15 Survey Date: 2009-04-15 Last Observation: 2009-04-15

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2009-04-15

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 15 Apr 2009: 1 specimen was collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Nate Bendik and Todd Jackson (# AGG 1797), Catalog #s unknown, 15 April 2009, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Nate Bendik and Todd Jackson (# AGG 1797), Catalog #s unknown, 15 April 2009, UTA.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 33 Eo Id: 9364 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Pit Spring, main branch of Upper Bull Creek, just upstream of confluence with tributary #7. Franklin Tract, Balcones Canyonlands Preserve.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2006-09-06 Survey Date: 2006-09-06 Last Observation: 2006-09-06

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2006-09-06

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 6 Sep 2006: 2 specimens were collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Geismar, Ellen. 2001. Bull Creek water quality update 2001. Watershed Protection, City of Austin.

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept . Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

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Specimen:

Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; Sanders and O'Donnell (#AGG 1134-1135), Catalog #65277-65278, 6 September 2006, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 34 Eo Id: 9365 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Bull Creek above tributary #7, Franklin Tract of the Balcones Canyonland Preserve, Travis County.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1996-12-31 Survey Date: 2012-02-01 Last Observation: 2012-02-01

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2012-02-01

Observed Area:

Comments:

General 2001:It is a small, shady, springfed, low-flow canyon with a large riparian buffer. Description:

Comments: 2001: Bull Creek above Tributary 7 is a mainstem site located in the BCP property known as the Franklin Tract. It is a small, shady, springfed, low-flow canyon with a large riparian buffer. This site is upstream of the confluence with Tributary 7, downstream of the confluence with Tributary 8 and directly adjacent to the discharge of Pit Spring. Impervious cover is less than 15 percent and the site is classified as rural (undeveloped, 3.3 percent impervious cover). Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

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EO Data: 31 Dec 1996: 54 salamanders were observed. 23 Jan 1997: 72 salamanders were observed. 11 Feb 1997: 128 salamanders were observed. 05 Mar 1997: 107 salamanders were observed. 09 Apr 1997: 88 salamanders were observed. 07 May 1997: 158 salamanders were observed. 17 Jul 1997: 94 salamanders were observed. 13 Aug 1997: 40 salamanders were observed. 09 Sep 1997: 87 salamanders were observed. 19 Sep 1997: 60 salamanders were observed. 15 Oct 1997: 60 salamanders were observed. 21 Nov 1997: 35 salamanders were observed. 17 Dec 1997: 39 salamanders were observed. 16 Jan 1998: 53 salamanders were observed. 20 Feb 1998: 100 salamanders were observed. 18 Mar 1998: 76 salamanders were observed. 22 Apr 1998: 193 salamanders were observed. 03 Jun 1998: 343 salamanders were observed. 01 Jul 1998: 315 salamanders were observed. 04 Aug 1998: 3 salamanders were observed. 18 Sep 1998: 35 salamanders were observed. 25 Sep 1998: 1 salamanders were observed. 09 Oct 1998: 8 salamanders were observed. 21 Oct 1998: 33 salamanders were observed. 25 Nov 1998: 45 salamanders were observed. 16 Dec 1998: 51 salamanders were observed. 25 May 1999: 209 salamanders were observed. 23 Aug 1999: 119 salamanders were observed. 13 Dec 1999: 2 salamanders were observed. 14 Feb 2000: 8 salamanders were observed. 24 Mar 2000: 41 salamanders were observed. 21 Apr 2000: 54 salamanders were observed. 24 May 2000: 56 salamanders were observed. 20 Jun 2000: 20 salamanders were observed. 10 Jul 2000: 42 salamanders were observed. 27 Oct 2000: 4 salamanders were observed. 24 Jan 2001: 21 salamanders were observed. 19 Apr 2001: 55 salamanders were observed. 22 Jun 2001: 88 salamanders were observed. 22 Aug 2001: 93 salamanders were observed. 18 Oct 2001: 29 salamanders were observed. 19 Nov 2001: 50 salamanders were observed. 23 Jan 2002: 88 salamanders were observed. 22 Feb 2002: 63 salamanders were observed. 27 Feb 2002: 63 salamanders were observed. 18 Mar 2002: 71 salamanders were observed. 20 Jul 2002: 96 salamanders were observed. 29 Oct 2002: 68 salamanders were observed. 25 Jan 2003: 50 salamanders were observed. 26 Apr 2003: 84 salamanders were observed. 25 Oct 2003: 71 salamanders were observed. 01 Feb 2004: 81 salamanders were observed. 30 Apr 2004: 171 salamanders were observed. 24 Jul 2004: 108 salamanders were observed. 26 Oct 2004: 66 salamanders were observed. 19 Jan 2005: 56 salamanders were observed. 29 Apr 2005: 259 salamanders were observed. 08 Jul 2005: 157 salamanders were observed. 21 Oct 2005: 56 salamanders were observed. 30 Jan 2006: 42 salamanders were observed. 12 May 2006: 49 salamanders were observed. 06 Jul 2006: 112 salamanders were observed. 18 Oct 2006: 3 salamanders were observed. 22 Jan 2007: 7 salamanders were observed. 16 Feb 2007: 33 salamanders were observed. 13 Mar 2007: 31 salamanders were observed. 19 Apr 2007: 108 salamanders were observed. 14 Jun 2007: 67 salamanders were observed. 12 Jul 2007: 76 salamanders were observed. 13 Sep 2007: 37 salamanders were observed. 11 Oct 2007: 34 salamanders were observed. 07 Jan 2008: 50 salamanders were observed. 22 Apr 2008: 119 salamanders were observed. 29 Jul 2008: 102 salamanders were observed. 17 Nov 2008: 4 salamanders were observed. 17 Feb 2009: 7 salamanders were observed. 27 Apr 2009: 16 salamanders were observed. 13 Jul 2009: 36 salamanders were observed. 16 Oct 2009: 18 salamanders were observed. 26 Jan 2010: 61 salamanders were observed. 23 Apr 2010: 99 salamanders were observed. 21 Jul 2010: 109 salamanders were observed. 22 Oct 2010: 102 salamanders were observed. 07 Feb 2011: 73 salamanders were observed. 05 May 2011: 87 salamanders were observed. 01 Feb 2012: 41 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept . Geismar, Ellen. 2001. Bull Creek water quality update 2001. Watershed Protection, City of Austin.

Bendik, Nathan F. 2010. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Status Report. City of Austin Watershed Protection SR-11-10. 35 pp.

Lucas, Lauren K., Zachariah Gompert, James R. Ott, and Chris C. Nice. 2009. Geographic and genetic isolation in spring-associated Eurycea salamanders endemic to the Edwards Plateau region of Texas . Conservation Genetics 10:13091319.

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Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 35 Eo Id: 9366 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Fire Oak Spring, Bull Creek Watershed, approx. 2 air kilometers SSW of the intersection of Spicewood Springs Rd and 183, Austin, TX. Directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2004-05-18 Survey Date: 2004-05-18 Last Observation: 2004-05-18

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2004-05-18

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Spring Description:

Comments: Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 18 May 2004: 1 salamander was observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept .

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 36 Eo Id: 9367 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Hog Hollow Tributary downstream of Fire Oak Spring, Bull Creek Watershed, approx. 2 air kilometers SSW of the intersection of Spicewood Springs Rd and 183, Austin, TX. Directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2004-05-18 Survey Date: 2004-05-18 Last Observation: 2004-05-18

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2004-05-18

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Stream Description:

Comments: Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 18 May 2004: 3 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept .

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 37 Eo Id: 9368 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Cistern (Pipe) Spring, Bull Creek watershed, Franklin Tract, Balcones Canyonlands Preserve, Travis County, TX.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2007-02-18 Survey Date: 2007-07-14 Last Observation: 2007-07-14

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2007-07-14

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Spring Description:

Comments: Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Between 7 January and 16 January 2008 Andy Gluesenkamp collected 10 tail tips (AGG# 1430-1439) from the Franklin Tract of the BCP; which were sent to the University of Texas at Arlington collection. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 18 Feb 2007: 4 salamanders were observed. 17 Mar 2007: 2 salamanders were observed. 22 Apr 2007: 2 salamanders were observed. 14 Jul 2007: 6 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept .

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 38 Eo Id: 9369 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Tributary #3 of Bull Creek where it crosses the Great Hills Golf Course. The location is approx. 100 meters NW of the col de sac on Satsuma Cove. Directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1997-01-27 Survey Date: 2011-05-02 Last Observation: 2011-05-02

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2011-05-02

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Stream Description:

Comments: Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 27 Jan 1997: 28 salamanders were observed. 10 Feb 1997: 19 salamanders were observed. 24 Mar 1997: 60 salamanders were observed. 14 Apr 1997: 29 salamanders were observed. 12 May 1997: 38 salamanders were observed. 21 Jul 1997: 59 salamanders were observed. 18 Aug 1997: 41 salamanders were observed. 22 Sep 1997: 5 salamanders were observed. 13 Nov 1997: 13 salamanders were observed. 26 Jan 1998: 27 salamanders were observed. 23 Mar 1998: 52 salamanders were observed. 20 Apr 1998: 137 salamanders were observed. 15 Jun 1998: 0 salamanders were observed. 20 Jul 1998: 0 salamanders were observed. 21 Sep 1998: 54 salamanders were observed. 26 Oct 1998: 8 salamanders were observed. 23 Nov 1998: 3 salamanders were observed. 13 Oct 2000: 5 salamanders were observed. 10 May 2004: 23 salamanders were observed. 16 Aug 2004: 3 salamanders were observed. 11 Apr 2005: 9 salamanders were observed. 15 Aug 2005: 2 salamanders were observed. 09 Jan 2006: 9 salamanders were observed. 22 May 2006: 14 salamanders were observed. 31 Jul 2006: 1 salamander was observed. 23 Oct 2006: 4 salamanders were observed. 29 Apr 2008: 2 salamanders were observed. 04 May 2009: 2 salamanders were observed. 27 Apr 2010: 12 salamanders were observed. 02 May 2011: 2 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

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Reference:

Citation:

Bendik, Nathan F. 2010. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Status Report. City of Austin Watershed Protection SR-11-10. 35 pp.

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept .

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 39 Eo Id: 9370 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions 6.8 miles NNW (by air) from the State Capital, Austin, Barrow Hollow, at springs and downstream.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1991-09-20 Survey Date: 2012-02-09 Last Observation: 2012-02-09

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2012-02-09

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Spring and Stream Description:

Comments: Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. In some specimen records Barrow Hollow has been misspelled as Barlow Hollow. Two records associated with Barrow Hollow (EOID 2813 and SFID 2813) and Barlow Hollow (EOID 7474, SFID 7474) were deleted and Barrow Hollow observations were consolidated with the Stillhouse Hollow Record. They were then seperated based additional information. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 20 Sep 1991: 12 specimens were collected. Oct 1991: 1 specimen was collected. 24 Jul 1998: 9 salamanders were observed. 07 Oct 1998: 9 salamanders were observed. 05 Nov 1998: 7 salamanders were observed. 21 Dec 1998: 5 salamanders were observed. 27 May 2005: 18 salamanders were observed. 30 Sep 2005: 9 salamanders were observed. 16 Dec 2005: 0 salamanders were observed. 17 Mar 2006: 5 salamanders were observed. 07 Jun 2006: 3 salamanders were observed. 15 Sep 2006: 0 salamanders were observed. 15 Dec 2006: 1 salamander was observed. 28 Jan 2008: 9 salamanders were observed. 25 Apr 2008: 8 salamanders were observed. 01 Aug 2008: 0 salamanders were observed. 04 Nov 2008: 0 salamanders were observed. 18 Feb 2009: 1 salamander was observed. 06 May 2009: 0 salamanders were observed. 30 Oct 2009: 5 salamanders were observed. 19 Feb 2010: 1 salamander was observed. 20 Apr 2010: 24 salamanders were observed. 30 Jul 2010: 2 salamanders were observed. 28 Oct 2010: 7 salamanders were observed. 11 Feb 2011: 7 salamanders were observed. 29 Apr 2011: 0 salamanders were observed. 09 Feb 2012: 31 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

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Reference:

Citation:

Bendik, Nathan F. 2010. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Status Report. City of Austin Watershed Protection SR-11-10. 35 pp.

Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. Bendik, Nathan. 2010. Excel list of locations were Eurycea salamanders have been found with coordinates.

Price, Dr. Andrew H., Paul T. Chippindale, and David M. Hillis. 1992. Section 6 Performance Report, Federal Aid Project No: E-1-3, Job No. 3.4: Central Texas Salamander Studies, January 3, 1992. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept .

Specimen:

Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; A. H. Price and D. Bell (#AHP 3288), Catalog #50945, October 1991, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, TX; P. Chippindale and D. M. Hillis (#AHP 3272-3283), Catalog #50933-50944, 20 September 1991, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 41 Eo Id: 9372 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Lower Ribelin Spring, Bull Creek Watershed, Balcones Canyonlands Preserve, Travis County, Texas.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2007-05-14 Survey Date: 2012-01-06 Last Observation: 2012-01-06

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2012-01-06

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 2007: site was surveyed 6 times, over 3 days each time. Mark recapture estimates of the population size based on these surveys varied between 104 individuals and 265 individuals. 14-16 May 2007: 72 unique adult salamanders (0 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 11-13 Jun 2007: 63 unique adult salamanders (0 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 9-11 Jul 2007: 55 unique adult salamanders (0 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 13-15 Aug 2007: 93 unique adult salamanders (1 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 10-12 Sep 2007: 78 unique adult salamanders (7 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 8-11 Oct 2007: 112 unique adult salamanders (19 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 12 Feb 2008: 89 salamanders were observed. 08 May 2008: 103 salamanders were observed. 24 Feb 2009: 47 salamanders were observed. 8 May 2009: 98 salamanders were observed. 8 Oct 2009: 53 salamanders were observed. 22-24 Mar 2010: 108 unique adult salamanders (24 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 27-29 Sep 2010: 30 unique adult salamanders (12 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 6 Jan 2012: 4 adults and 0 juvenile salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

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Reference:

Citation:

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept . Luo, Liming. 2010. Estimation of Population Sizes for the Jollyville Plateau Salamander (Eurycea tonawae) Using a Mark-Recapture Method. M.S. report. The University of Texas at Austin, TX. 44 pp. Bendik, Nathan F. 2011. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Interim Report, 2011, for the Balcones Canyonland Preserve. City of Austin Watershed Protection Department. 6 pp. Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. Bendik, Nathan F. 2010. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Status Report. City of Austin Watershed Protection SR-11-10. 35 pp.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 42 Eo Id: 9373 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Wheless Spring, Ruth P. Lehmann Preserve, Long Hollow Creek, Travis County, Texas.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1997-05-05 Survey Date: 2010-10-04 Last Observation: 2010-10-04

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2010-10-04

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Small spring on west bank of Long Hollow Creek and associated spring run. Description:

Comments: Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

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EO Data: 5 May 1997: 58 salamanders were observed. 29 Jul 1997: 26 salamanders were observed. 28 Aug 1997: 27 salamanders were observed. 30 Oct 1997: 20 salamanders were observed. 9 Feb 1998: 131 salamanders were observed. 17 Mar 1998: 68 salamanders were observed. 6 May 1998: 85 salamanders were observed. 24 Jun 1998: 8 salamanders were observed. 22 Oct 1998: 66 salamanders were observed. 1 Dec 1998: 57 salamanders were observed. 8 May 2000: 16 salamanders were observed. 12 May 2004: 147 salamanders were observed. 13 Aug 2004: 54 salamanders were observed. 22 Feb 2005: 91 salamanders were observed. 15 Jun 2005: 146 salamanders were observed. 1 Sep 2005: 11 salamanders were observed. 17 May 2006: 159 salamanders were observed. 28 Dec 2006: 0 salamanders were observed. 2007-2008: This site was surveyed 9 times; population size estimates based on these mark recapture surveys varied between 339 and 1,098 individuals. 11 Jan 2007: 116 salamanders were observed. 20 Jan 2007: 1 specimen was collected. Mar 2007: 36 specimens (tail tips) were collected. 10-12 Mar 2007: 181 unique adult salamanders (18 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 23-25 Apr 2007: 349 unique adult salamanders (25 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 10 May 2007: 26 specimens (tail tips) were collected. 21-23 May 2007: 344 unique adult salamanders (10 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Many (100+) juvenile salamanders were observed. 18-20 Jun 2007: 253 unique adult salamanders (8 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Many (100+) juvenile salamanders were observed. 23 Jun 2007: 1 specimen was collected. 16-18 Jul 2007: 359 unique adult salamanders (7 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 20-22 Aug 2007: 346 unique adult salamanders (3 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 17-19 Sep 2007: 220 unique adult salamanders (2 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 15-17 Oct 2007: 172 unique adult salamanders (1 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. Juvenile salamanders were observed. 24-26 Mar 2008: 170 unique adult salamanders (1 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. 7-9 Dec 2009: 188 unique adult salamanders (46 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. 8-10 Mar 2010: 154 unique adult salamanders (44 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. 42 Juvenile salamanders were observed. 4-6 Oct 2010: 427 unique adult salamanders (38 gravid) were captured in a 3 day mark recapture survey. 1 juvenile salamander was observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Bendik, Nathan F. 2011. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Interim Report, 2011, for the Balcones Canyonland Preserve. City of Austin Watershed Protection Department. 6 pp. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept . Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. Bendik, Nathan F. 2010. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Status Report. City of Austin Watershed Protection SR-11-10. 35 pp.

Luo, Liming. 2010. Estimation of Population Sizes for the Jollyville Plateau Salamander (Eurycea tonawae) Using a Mark-Recapture Method. M.S. report. The University of Texas at Austin, TX. 44 pp.

Specimen:

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Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1196), Catalog #s unknown, 23 June 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1429), Catalog #s unknown, 20 January 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1452), Catalog #s unknown, 20 August 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1453), Catalog #s unknown, 23 April 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1473), Catalog #s unknown, 22 May 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1482-1498,1508-1516), Catalog #s unknown, 10 May 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1517-1533,1557-1572), Catalog #s unknown, 10 March 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1577-1612), Catalog #s unknown, March 2007, UTA. Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1853-1854), Catalog #s unknown, 9 December 2009, UTA.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 43 Eo Id: 9374 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Kiki Spring, Ivanhoe Tract, Balcones Canyonlands Preserve, Travis County, Texas.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2004-07-24 Survey Date: 2010-03-17 Last Observation: 2010-03-17

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2010-03-17

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Spring Description:

Comments: In reference U12COA01TXUS most of these observations are incorrectly attributed to Ivanhoe Spring (site 1072). According to Nate Bendik, all of these observations are from Kiki Spring. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 13 Jan 2004: 0 salamanders were observed. 24 Jul 2004: 17 salamanders were observed. 25 Oct 2004: 3 salamanders were observed. 16 Mar 2005: 18 salamanders were observed. 01 Jul 2005: 10 salamanders were observed. 23 Sep 2005: 4 salamanders were observed. 12 Dec 2005: 8 salamanders were observed. 10 Mar 2006: 1 salamander was observed. 23 May 2006: 6 salamanders were observed. 14 Dec 2006: 1 salamander was observed. 21 Feb 2008: 0 salamanders were observed. 17 Mar 2010: 2 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept .

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Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 44 Eo Id: 9375 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Fern Gully Spring, Bull Creek Watershed, Travis County, Texas

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2004-12-15 Survey Date: 2004-12-15 Last Observation: 2004-12-15

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2004-12-15

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Spring Description:

Comments: Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 15 Dec 2004: 2 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept .

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 45 Eo Id: 9376 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Hill Marsh Spring, Brushy Creek Watershed, Williamson County, Texas.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2004-12-15 Survey Date: 2011-10-28 Last Observation: 2011-10-28

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2011-10-28

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Spring Description:

Comments: Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 15 Dec 2004: 4 salamanders were observed. 23 Mar 2005: 3 salamanders were observed. 22 Apr 2010: 95 salamanders were observed. 26 Jul 2010: 76 salamanders were observed. 18 May 2011: 88 salamanders were observed. 27 Jul 2011: 45 salamanders were observed. 28 Oct 2011: 53 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept .

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 46 Eo Id: 9377 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Avery Deer Spring, Brushy Creek Watershed, Williamson County, Texas.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2009-05-01 Survey Date: 2011-11-02 Last Observation: 2011-11-02

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2011-11-02

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Spring Description:

Comments: Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 15 Dec 2004: 0 salamanders were observed. 01 May 2009: 37 salamanders were observed. 28 Apr 2010: 87 salamanders were observed. 19 May 2011: 97 salamanders were observed. 02 Nov 2011: 10 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Bendik, Nathan F. 2010. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Status Report. City of Austin Watershed Protection SR-11-10. 35 pp.

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept . Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department.

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Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 47 Eo Id: 9378 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions SAS Canyon Spring (Grandview Hills Spring), Balcones Canyonlands Preserve, Travis County, Texas.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2004-08-10 Survey Date: 2008-05-29 Last Observation: 2008-05-29

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2008-05-29

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Spring and spring run. Description:

Comments: Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 10 Aug 2004: 13 salamanders were observed. 16 Jun 2006: 13 salamanders were observed. 25 Aug 2006: 4 salamanders were observed. 20 Sep 2006: 9 salamanders were caught. 09 Nov 2006: 4 salamanders were observed. 17 Nov 2006: 13 salamanders were observed. 08 Mar 2007: 20 salamanders were observed. 09 Mar 2007: 0 salamanders were observed. 23 May 2007: 30 salamanders were observed. 22 Aug 2007: 26 salamanders were observed. 20 Nov 2007: 14 salamanders were observed. 26 Feb 2008: 14 salamanders were observed. 29 May 2008: 2 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept . Chippindale, P. 2010. Population genetics, species boundaries, and conservation of the Jollyville Plateau salamander (Eurycea tonkawae). Interim Report to Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. Lucas, Lauren K., Zachariah Gompert, James R. Ott, and Chris C. Nice. 2009. Geographic and genetic isolation in spring-associated Eurycea salamanders endemic to the Edwards Plateau region of Texas . Conservation Genetics 10:13091319.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 48 Eo Id: 9379 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions WTP4 tract, Balcones Canyonlands Preserve, Travis County.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2007-01-05 Survey Date: 2008-01-08 Last Observation: 2008-01-08

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2008-01-08

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Stream Description:

Comments: Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 5 Jan 2007: 4 salamanders were observed. 16 Feb 2007: 31 salamanders were observed. 13 Mar 2007: 15 salamanders were observed. 19 Apr 2007: 24 salamanders were observed. 14 Jun 2007: 38 salamanders were observed. 12 Jul 2007: 68 salamanders were observed. 13 Sep 2007: 73 salamanders were observed. 11 Oct 2007: 54 salamanders were observed. 8 Jan 2008: 67 salamanders were observed; 7 tail tips were collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept . Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

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Specimen:

Amphibian and Reptile Diversity Research Center, University of Texas at Arlington, TX; Andy Gluesenkamp (# AGG 1440-1446), Catalog #s unknown, 8 January 2008, UTA.

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 49 Eo Id: 9380 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Balcones Canyonlands Preserve, Bull Creek Watershed, Travis County, Texas.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2007-09-14 Survey Date: 2012-02-15 Last Observation: 2012-02-15

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2012-02-15

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Stream Description:

Comments: Reference U12COA01TXUS from the City of Austin has significant biotic and abiotic data relating to water quality for this site. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 14 Sep 2007: 25 salamanders were observed. 12 Oct 2007: 17 salamanders were observed. 12 Feb 2008: 34 salamanders were observed. 08 May 2008: 75 salamanders were observed. 01 May 2009: 128 salamanders were observed. 08 Oct 2009: 54 salamanders were observed. 25 Jan 2010: 39 salamanders were observed. 25 May 2010: 64 salamanders were observed. 20 Jul 2010: 123 salamanders were observed. 29 Oct 2010: 74 salamanders were observed. 08 Feb 2011: 67 salamanders were observed. 15 Feb 2012: 96 salamanders were observed.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Bendik, Nathan F. 2010. Jollyville Plateau Salamander Status Report. City of Austin Watershed Protection SR-11-10. 35 pp.

City of Austin. 2012. Observation data for Eurycea salamanders in the Austin area from the Field Sampling Database maintained by the City of Austin's Environmental Resource Management Division of the Watershed Protection Dept .

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 51 Eo Id: 9479 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions Three Hole Spring is located 65 meters upstream from spring number 5 on a tributary to Bull Creek. This spring is located 3.35 air kilometers NW of the intersection of 620 and 2222 (Four Points). Directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2012-10-24 Survey Date: 2012-10-24 Last Observation: 2012-10-24

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2012-10-24

Observed Area:

Comments:

General 2012: This spring is emerging from some rim rock with several orifices.
Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 24 Oct 2012: One juvenile was observed next to the spring opening.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Bendik, Nathan. 2012. Email of 31 October to Josh Booker, of the US Fish and Wildlife Service, regarding a new locality for Eurycea tonkawae in Northwest Austin.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Eurycea tonkawae Occurrence #: 52 Eo Id: 6647 Common Name: Jollyville Plateau salamander Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: T Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LT

Location Information:

Directions San Gabriel Park, Georgetown, Texas.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1970-07-17 Survey Date: 1992 Last Observation: 1992

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 1992

Observed Area:

Comments:

General 2 sets of springs, strong flow, deep (1 meter+) with big rocks flowing approx. 20 meters into river; somewhat Description: trashed & septic; main restroom complex for park just above springs.

Comments: This EO was originally mapped as Eurycea naufragia (F88PRI05TXUS, A82SWE01TXUS, U78SWE01TXUS, U11HAN01TXUS, P11GLU01TXUS, R99HIL01TXUS, W08SWC01TXUS). The taxonomy was updated to Eurycea tonkawae after a phylogenetic analysis of Central Texas Eurycea report (R15HIL01TXUS) was submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept. (TPWD) on 12 Oct 2015. This change was supported by TPWD herpetologist, Andy Gluesenkamp. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 17 July 1970: 1 specimen was collected. 18 Dec 1988: Two larvae were seen but not captured. 1992: 1 tiny juvenile was collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Price, A.H. 1988. Field surveys for Central Texas Salamanders. 18 May 1988.

Sweet, Samuel S. 1982. A distributional analysis of epigean populations of Eurycea neotenes in Central Texas , with comments on the origin of troglobitic populations. Herpetologica 38(3):430-444. SWCA Environmental Consultants; Smith, Robertson, Elliott, Glen, Klein & Bell, L.L.P.; Prime Strategies, Inc.; Texas Perspectives, Inc. 2008. Williamson County regional habitat conservation plan. Prepared for Williamson County Conservation Foundation. 248 pp. 15 Aug 2008. Sweet, Samuel S. 1978. The Evolutionary Development of the Texas Eurycea (Amphibia: Plethodontidae). Ph.D. dissertation. University of California, Berkeley. 450 pp. Hanks, Cullen. 2011. Compilation of Eurycea specimen records for Central Texas extracted from online databases.

Hillis, David M., and Paul T. Chippindale. 1999. Final Report. Project No. 3.4: Status Reportof Central Texas Salamanders (Genus: Eurycea). Grant No. E-1-4. Endangered and Threatened Species Conservation. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 30 November 1999. Gluesenkamp, Andy, Joshua Booker, and Ben Pierce. 2011. E-mail exchange and excel spreadsheets regarding the known locations for Eurycea naufragia. Hillis, D. M., D. C. Cannatella, T. J. Devitt, and A. M. Wright. 2015. Genomic assessment of taxonomic status of Central Texas Eurycea salamanders. Section 6 grant E158-R-1; contract #443022. Submitted to Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept., Austin, TX. 34 pp.12 Oct 2015.

Specimen:

The Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley, CA; Samuel S. Sweet (# 2748), Catalog # 122801, 17 July 1970, MVZ

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Scientific Name: Festuca versuta Occurrence #: 4 Eo Id: 8741 Common Name: Texas fescue Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions Along ephemeral tributary of Walnut Creek in NE 1/4 of Balcones City Park

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1994-04-14

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General In moderately moist humus and clay loam over limestone, in shade of Texas oak, Ashe juniper, cedar elm, etc. on Description: lower slopes along ephemeral tributary of Walnut Creek, NE 1/4 of Balcones City Park

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: Rare

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

CARR, W.R. (13569-B). 1994. SPECIMEN #NONE TEX-LL

Specimen:

Lundell Herbarium, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX; W.R. Carr (#13569-B), Accession #unknown, 14 Apr 1994, TEX-LL

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Scientific Name: Festuca versuta Occurrence #: 16 Eo Id: 11029 Common Name: Texas fescue Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions Small canyon on City of Austin property (future site of water treatment plant #4), ca. 1.4-1.5 airmiles ENE of jct. R.M. 620 and R.M. 2222 at Four Points, ca. 3.0-3.1 airmiles S of jct. R.M. 620 and R.M. 2769.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1986-05-14 Survey Date: 1990-07-25 Last Observation: 1990-07-25

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Mixed evergreen deciduous woodlands and margins on canyon slopes and valley floor on Edwards Limestone. Description:

Comments: Complete label citation: Water treatment plant #4 on Hwy 620, 14 May 1986, C.W. Sexton s.n. (COA).

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Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Carr, W. R. 1990. Brief ecological description of City of Austin property near Four Points, Travis County, Texas, 25 July 1990.

Specimen:

Sexton, C.W. (s.n.). 1986. COA. (S86SEX--TXUS)

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Scientific Name: Hexalectris nitida Occurrence #: 19 Eo Id: 4487 Common Name: Glass Mountains coral-root Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions ST. EDWARD'S PARK; ALONG HIKING TRAIL ON TOP OF LIMESTONE BLUFF ON SOUTH SIDE OF BULL CREEK, CA. 0.3 MILE WEST OF SPICEWOOD SPRINGS ROAD FROM LOW WATER CROSSING CA. 2.2 ROAD MILES NORTH OF JUNCTION OF LOOP 360

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1995-07-22 Survey Date: 1995-07-22 Last Observation: 1995-07-22

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General IN JUNIPER NEEDLE DUFF OVER SHALLOW GRAVELLY CLAY LOAM, IN SHADE OF JUNIPER-OAK Description: WOODLAND ON GENTLY TO MODERATELY SLOPING LIMESTONE UPLAND; IN ADDITION TO ASHE JUNIPER AND VARIOUS OAKS, ASSOCIATES INCLUDE: ILEX VOMITORIA, DICHANTHELIUM SP., CAREX PLANOSTACHYS, SALVIA ROEMERIANA, RHUS TOXICODENDRON, VERBESINA LINDHEIMERI, GARRYA OVATA SSP. LINDHEIMERI

Comments: PLANTS FOUND DURING CASUAL SATURDAY STROLL; MANY MORE PLANTS ARE LIKELY TO OCCUR HERE AND ELSEWHERE IN THE PARK Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 3 PLANTS SEEN ON 22 JULY 1995, 2 IN FLOWER, 1 IN BUD; HEXALECTRIS SPICATA ALSO PRESENT, MUCH TALLER, WITH MATURE FRUITS

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

CARR, W.R. 1995. FIELD SURVEY OF ST. EDWARD'S PARK, 22 JULY 1995.

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UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN HERBARIUM. 1995. W.R. CARR #14776, SPECIMEN # NONE TEX. 22 JULY 1995.

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Scientific Name: Hexalectris nitida Occurrence #: 30 Eo Id: 2399 Common Name: Glass Mountains coral-root Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions WALNUT CREEK METROPOLITAN PARK; UPLAND SOUTH OF ENTRANCE ROAD FROM LAMAR BOULEVARD, EAST OF WELLS BRANCH

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1997-07-13 Survey Date: 1997-07-13 Last Observation: 1997-07-13

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General FAIRLY LOW DIVERSITY ASHE JUNIPER WOODLAND ON +/- LEVEL UPLAND UNDERLAIN BY AUSTIN Description: CHALK

Comments: CONTACT PAUL TURNER OF DRUID ENVIRONMENTAL FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 13 STEMS, PROBABLY REPRESENTING 7 PLANTS; 4-10 INCHES TALL; IN BUD, FLOWER AND/OR FRUIT; HEXALECTRIS SPICATA IN FRUIT IN AREA

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

CARR, W.R. 1997. FIELD SURVEY OF WALNUT CREEK PARK, 13 JULY 1997, WITH PAUL TURNER.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Hexalectris nitida Occurrence #: 35 Eo Id: 12463 Common Name: Glass Mountains coral-root Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions Lake Perspectives Tract, Travis County Preserves; E side of truck road in bottom of Bullick Hollow, W side of Bullick Hollow Rd. (=Anderson Mill Rd. on topo), ca. 1.5-1.6 airmiles NW of jct. Bullick Hollow Rd. and R. M. 620, at N30o25'15.5", W097o52'13.5"; N30o25'16.0", W097o52'12.8"; N30o25'13.8", W097o52'12.9"; and N30o25'15.0", W097o52'13.1".

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2004-08-09 Survey Date: Last Observation: 2004-08-09

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2004-08-24

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 7 plants / 9 stems observed on 9 August 2004; all in late flower and early fruit.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Hexalectris nitida Occurrence #: 37 Eo Id: 12464 Common Name: Glass Mountains coral-root Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions Cuevas Tract, Travis County Preserves; along S edge of upper rim of "Red-tail Canyon" ca. 0.7 airmiles N to NNW of jct. R. M. 620 and Bullick Hollow Rd. (=Anderson Mill Rd.) at Four Points, at N30o24'45.1", W097o51'23.0".

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2004-08-09 Survey Date: Last Observation: 2004-08-09

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2004-08-24

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1 plant / 2 stems observed on 9 August 2004; stems 6-7 inches tall; in fruit.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 6 Eo Id: 3796 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions KRETSCHMARR DOUBLE PIT; CA. 0.9 MILE NORTH ON HIGHWAY 620 FROM FOUR POINTS THEN WEST-NORTHWEST CA. 0.5 AIR MILE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE/PIT Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 7 Eo Id: 4453 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions SPIDER CAVE; SOUTH OF BULL CREEK ROAD CA. 1.8 ROAD MILES EAST OF FOUR POINTS

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 8 Eo Id: 208 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions BECK BRIDGE CAVE; WEST OF ROUND ROCK AND HIGHWAY 620, CA. 2.3 AIR MILES WEST-SOUTHWEST OF INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAY 620 AND IH-35

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 9 Eo Id: 1937 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions EASTER CAVE; WEST OF ROUND ROCK CA. 2.0 AIR MILES WEST OF IH-35 AND HIGHWAY 620 INTERSECTION

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 10 Eo Id: 1938 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions ELM CAVE; CA. 3.8 AIR MILES NORTHWEST OF HIGHWAY 620 AND IH-35 INTERSECTION

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 11 Eo Id: 1252 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions FENCE-LINE SINK; CA. 0.4 AIR MILE WEST OF INNER SPACE CAVERN

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE/SINK Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 12 Eo Id: 3586 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions MCNEIL QUARRY CAVE; CA. 0.8 AIR MILE NORTH-NORTHEAST OF INTERSECTION AT MCNEIL COMMUNITY

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 13 Eo Id: 5144 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions UNEMPLOYMENT CAVE; FROM HIGHWAY 2338 AND IH-35 INTERSECTION GO NORTHWEST CA. 2.1 MILES, TURN RIGHT, GO CA. 0.6 MILE, TURN LEFT, GO CA. 0.4 MILE; CAVE NORTHEAST OF ROAD

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 14 Eo Id: 778 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions WILLIAMS CAVE NO. 1; CA. 1.5 MILES NORTHWEST ON HIGHWAY 2338, CAVE IS CA. 0.4 AIR MILE NORTHEAST OF ROAD

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 22 Eo Id: 3823 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions ADOBE SPRINGS CAVE; EAST SLOPE OF LONG HOLLOW CREEK IN WEST-CENTRAL PORTION OF RUTH P. LEHMAN PRESERVE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1989

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE; PIT Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 23 Eo Id: 6798 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions GROVE SINKS CAVE; BELOW SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TRAVIS AUDUBON PRESERVE BETWEEN TWO FORKS OF CYPRESS CREEK

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1989

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE/SINKS; HAS TWO ENTRANCES Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 24 Eo Id: 4951 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions MOLD HOLE; CA. 125 FEET WEST OF RM 620 AND CA. 200 FEET SOUTHEAST OF TOOTH CAVE ENTRANCE, CA. 0.2 MILE NORTH OF FOUR POINTS

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1989

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE; ENTRANCE IN OVATE SINKHOLE Description:

Comments: FRACTURE LINE CAN BE TRACED FROM TOOTH CAVE; CAVES ARE PROBABLY HYDROLOGICALLY CONNECTED Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 25 Eo Id: 2043 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions PICKLE PIT; FROM FOUR POINTS GO NORTH ON RM 620 CA. 1.7 MILES, TURN RIGHT AND GO CA. 1.7 MILES; CAVE IN MIDDLE OF ROAD

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1989

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE; SHALLOW PIT CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 26 Eo Id: 5755 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions BEV'S GROTTO; FROM HIGHWAY 183 IN CEDAR PARK TAKE BUTTERCUP CREEK BOULEVARD SOUTHWEST FOR CA. 0.7 MILE; SOUTH SIDE OF STREET

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1989

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE; GATED Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 27 Eo Id: 2921 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions GRIMACE CAVE; CA. 0.4 AIR MILE EAST-NORTHEAST FROM INTERSECTION OF LIME CREEK ROAD AND COUNTYLINE (SOUTH CROSSING)

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1989

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE; NARROW SLOPING FISSURE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 28 Eo Id: 7909 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions HONEYCOMB CAVE; FROM HIGHWAY 183 IN CEDAR PARK TAKE BUTTERCUP CREEK BOULEVARD SOUTHWEST CURVING TO NORTHWEST CA. 2.0 MILES; CAVE CA. 0.2 AIR MILE NORTHEAST

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1989

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 29 Eo Id: 1294 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions ILEX CAVE; GO CA. 1.7 MILES SOUTHWEST ON BUTTERCUP CREEK BOULEVARD FROM HIGHWAY 183 IN CEDAR PARK, FROM CURVE IN ROAD GO SOUTH TO FENCE THEN WEST CA. 0.3 MILE TO CAVE; NELSON RANCH SINK (CAVE) ENTRANCE CA. 300' SOUTHWEST OF ILEX CAVE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1989

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments: EURYCEA TONKAWAE KNOWN FROM ILEX CAVE; RHADINE PERSEPHONE KNOWN FROM THE NELSON RANCH SINK (CAVE) Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Russell, William H. 1993. The Buttercup Creek Karst. University Speleological Society, Austin, Tx. July 1993.

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989. Chippindale, P. T., A. H. Price, J. J. Wiens, and D. M. Hillis. 2000. Phylogenetic relationships and systematic revision of central Texas hemidactyliine plethodontid salamanders. Herpetological Monographs 14:1-80. ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 30 Eo Id: 1293 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions JUG CAVE; CA. 0.5 MILE NORTH ON HIGHWAY 183 FROM INTERSECTION WITH RM 620; CAVE IS EAST OF ROAD

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1989

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE; SMALL PIT CAVE Description:

Comments: PROBABLY WILL BE DESTROYED WHEN U.S. 183 IS WIDENED

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 31 Eo Id: 175 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions KAMIKAZI CRACK CAVE; GO NORTH CA. 0.15 MILE ON LIME CREEK ROAD FROM ITS CROSSING OF COUNTYLINE (SOUTH CROSSING), AT FENCE GO SOUTHEAST CA. 0.3 MILE TO CAVE ON NORTH SIDE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1989

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Invertebrate Cave Occurrence #: 32 Eo Id: 8758 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: GNR State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions NEAR SH 195 6.0 MILES NORTHWEST OF ITS INTERSECTION WITH IH-35 NORTH OF GEORGETOWN

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2001-02-02 Survey Date: Last Observation: 2001-09-04

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2001-09-04

Observed Area:

Comments:

General SEE VENI SOURCE FOR CAVE MAPS AND DESCRIPTIONS Description:

Comments: SEE ALSO EOR'S BATRISODES TEXANUS .005 AND TEXELLA REYESI .061

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: NINE CAVES IDENTIFIED: BIG EASY, BUZZARD FEATHER, CHIGGER, COBB DRAIN, COKE BOX, HOURGLASS, RATTLESNAKE INN, SHADE, AND SHELL; FIVE OF WHICH CONTAINED FEDERALLY LISTED SPECIES

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 2002. ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR SH195 FROM IH-35 TO FM2670 IN WILLIAMSON COUNTY, CSJ:0440-02-010. LETTERS DATED JUNE 24 AND DECEMBER 18, 2002. VENI, GEORGE AND ASSOCIATES. 2001. HYDROGEOLOGIC AND BIOLOGICAL EVALUATION FOR CAVES AND KARST FEATURES ALONG STATE HIGHWAY 195, WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TEXAS. PREPARED FOR HICKS AND COMPANY. 16 NOVEMBER 2001.

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Scientific Name: Juniperus ashei-quercus spp. series Occurrence #: 1 Eo Id: 4101 Common Name: Ashe Juniper-oak Series Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G4 State Rank: S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions CAT MOUNTAIN, WITHIN THE CITY OF AUSTIN (WEST SIDE)

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1986 Survey Date: 1986-04-30 Last Observation: 1986-04

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General INCLUDES JUNIPER, JUNIPER-OAK AND OAK AREAS; TEXAS OAK, LIVE OAK, RHUS, GARRYA, Description: FORESTIERA ETC; PATCHY DUE TO DISTURBANCES

Comments: CONTAINS ONLY KNOWN LOCATION FOR STREPTANTHUS BRACTEATUS; NUMEROUS PLATEAU ENDEMICS Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Poole, Jackie and Patrick McNeal. 1986. Four field surveys to Cat Mountain of April 1986, May1987, and April and May of 1989.

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Scientific Name: Juniperus ashei-quercus spp. series Occurrence #: 23 Eo Id: 725 Common Name: Ashe Juniper-oak Series Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G4 State Rank: S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions MODERATE GLEN ROSE SLOPES ON SOUTH SIDE OF SMALL TRIBUTARY OF UPPER BULL CREEK; CA. 1-1.5 AIR MILES EAST-NORTHEAST OF FOUR POINTS (JUNCTION OF RM 620 AND RM 2222)

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: 1990-07-25 Last Observation: 1990-07-25

Eo Type: Eo Rank: B Eo Rank Date: 1990-07-25

Observed Area:

Comments:

General LOW FOREST OF JUNIPER WITH NUMEROUS HARDWOODS; CANYONS WITH SPICEBUSH; TEXAS Description: FESCUE LOCALLY IMPORTANT IN GROUND LAYER

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: SEE DESCRIPTION IN BRIEF REPORT IN GMF

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Carr, W. R. 1990. Brief ecological description of City of Austin property near Four Points, Travis County, Texas, 25 July 1990.

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Scientific Name: Juniperus ashei-quercus spp. series Occurrence #: 32 Eo Id: 7010 Common Name: Ashe Juniper-oak Series Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G4 State Rank: S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions CEDAR BREAKS PARK, SOUTH SHORELINE OF LAKE GEORGETOWN JUST WEST OF DAM, ON SLOPES ALONG NORTH DRAINING RAVINE CA. 1 AIR MILE WEST-NORTHWEST OF RISER AT DAM

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: 1992-06-05 Last Observation: 1992-06-05

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date: 1992-06-05

Observed Area:

Comments:

General LOW DIVERSITY JUNIPER WOODLAND ON TOP, MORE DIVERSE MIXED EVERGREEN-DECIDUOUS Description: WOODLAND IN CANYON; TEXAS OAK SERIES SUBMERGED BY RESERVOIR

Comments: SEARCHED FOR CROTON ALABAMENSIS VAR. TEXENSIS AND PHILADELPHUS ERNESTII; NONE FOUND

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: NONE; PLANT LIST IN REPORT IN GMF

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

CARR, W.R. 1992. FIELD SURVEY OF LAKE GEORGETOWN AREA, 5 JUNE 1992.

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Scientific Name: Juniperus ashei-quercus spp. series Occurrence #: 33 Eo Id: 413 Common Name: Ashe Juniper-oak Series Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G4 State Rank: S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions RUSSELL PARK, NORTH SIDE OF LAKE GEORGETOWN, ON SOUTH AND WEST FACING BLUFFS ALONG WEST EDGE OF PARK, CA. 2.1 AIR MILES WEST-NORTHWEST OF RISER AT DAM

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: 1992-06-05 Last Observation: 1992-06-05

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date: 1992-06-05

Observed Area:

Comments:

General STRIP OF MIXED EVERGREEN DECIDUOUS WOODLAND ON AND BELOW LIMESTONE BLUFF, LOWER Description: SLOPE INUNDATED BY RESERVOIR

Comments: SEARCHED FOR CROTON ALABAMENSIS VAR. TEXENSIS AND PHILADELPHUS ERNESTII; FOUND NONE

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: NONE; PLANT LIST IN REPORT IN GMF - SEE 3009766, NOT 3009767

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

CARR, W.R. 1992. FIELD SURVEY OF LAKE GEORGETOWN AREA, 5 JUNE 1992.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Lythrum ovalifolium Occurrence #: 49 Eo Id: 10579 Common Name: Plateau loosestrife Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S3S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions Upstream from concrete creek crossing, unnamed branch of Bull Creek, 2.7 airmiles NE of jct. R. M. 2222 and R. M. 620, Hanks Tract.

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1992-08-25

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: Complete label citation: local; plants submersed in water ca. 1 ft. deep in ponded area upstream from concrete creek crossing, unnamed branch of Bull Creek, 2.7 airmiles NE of jct. R. M. 2222 and R. M. 620, Hanks Tract, Jollyville Quad, elev. 780 ft., 302532N, 974858W, 25 Aug 1992, W. R. Carr, T. Cook and J. Davis 12234 (TEX-LL). Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: Rare, local in 1992.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

W. R. Carr, T. Cook and J. Davis 12234 (TEX-LL).

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Scientific Name: Lythrum ovalifolium Occurrence #: 52 Eo Id: 10582 Common Name: Plateau loosestrife Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S3S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions Limestone banks of San Gabriel River about 9 mi W of Georgetown, in area proposed for a dam - reservoir. [Mapped on North Fork of San Gabriel within maximum pool of Lake Georgetwon.]

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1972-04-16

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: Complete label citation: Limestone banks of San Gabriel River about 9 mi W of Georgetown, in area proposed for a dam - reservoir, 16 Apr 1972, M. C. Johnston 7302 (TEX-LL). Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

M. C. Johnston 7302 (TEX-LL).

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Scientific Name: Lythrum ovalifolium Occurrence #: 60 Eo Id: 10737 Common Name: Plateau loosestrife Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S3S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions Tributary of Bull Creek ca. 1.0-1.1 airmiles WNW of jct. Loop 360 and N branch of Spicewood Springs Rd.

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1988-08-05

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: Complete label citation: Moist clay silt in partially shaded creekbed, tributary of Bull Creek ca. 1.0-1.1 airmiles WNW of jct. Loop 360 and N branch of Spicewood Springs Rd., 5 Aug 1988, W. R. Carr 9116 (BRIT/SMU, UVST). Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

W. R. Carr 9116 (BRIT/SMU, UVST).

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Scientific Name: Lythrum ovalifolium Occurrence #: 68 Eo Id: 10751 Common Name: Plateau loosestrife Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S3S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions 2 locations on Wheless Tract (an LCRA property). A) bed of Long Hollow Creek in the vicinity of spring, from N30o27'42.6", W097o52'27.3" downstream to N30o27'39.5", W097o52'26.2" (end of survey on 29 July 2004), ca. 5.0-5.1 airmiles N to NNE of center of Mansfield Dam, ca. 2.9 airmiles W of jct. R. M. 620 and R. M. 2769. B) stock tank on N side of road that runs from tract's central ridge downslope to E and into Long Hollow, ca. 1.3 airmiles SW of tract's main gate on Lime Creek Rd., ca. 4.7 airmiles N to NNE of center of Mansfield Dam, at N30o27'22.4", W097o52'57.5".

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2004-07-29 Survey Date: Last Observation: 2004-07-29

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2004-09-05

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: Area A, 40 or 50 plants observed on 28 July 2004; many plants in submersed stage and several in throes of transition to flowering emersed form. Area B: submersed form abundant along the E and N margin of tank, mostly in water 3-4 inches deep; no flowering material was observed on 29 July 2004.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

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Scientific Name: Matelea edwardsensis Occurrence #: 27 Eo Id: 10446 Common Name: plateau milkvine Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions R.M. 2222, 0.5 mi W of Loop 360.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989-05-13 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1989-05-13

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Limestone hills. Description:

Comments: Complete specimen citation: Hwy 2222, 0.5 mi W of Loop 360, limestone hills, 13 May 1989, G. Nesom s.n. (TEX-LL). Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Nesom, G. (s.n.). 1989. Specimen No. none. TEX-LL.

Specimen:

Nesom, G. (s.n.). 1989. Specimen No. none. TEX-LL. (S89NESTXTXUS)

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Scientific Name: Matelea edwardsensis Occurrence #: 30 Eo Id: 10034 Common Name: plateau milkvine Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions Travis Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1986 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1986

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Lyter, D. 1986. Travis Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary plant list. Unpublished checklist. 18 pp.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Micropterus treculii Occurrence #: 20 Eo Id: 7073 Common Name: Guadalupe bass Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions These directions were not updated when Fishes of Texas specimen Source Features were aggregated into EOs . Original directions: Original directions: SAN GABRIEL RIVER IN AND AROUND GEORGETOWN, WHICH INCLUDES BERRY CREEK AND MANSKE BRANCH, BOTH DOWNSTREAM OF GEORGETOWN

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1830-01-01 Survey Date: 1995-03-31 Last Observation: 1995-03-31

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 1995-03-31

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CLEAR, MEDIUM SIZED STREAM; LIMESTONE ROCK AND GRAVEL SUBSTRATE; RIFFLES AND POOLS Description:

Comments: ENDEMIC TO SEVERAL RIVERS OF EASTERN EDWARDS PLATEAU; COMMON IN PREFERRED HABITAT

Protection HYBRIDIZES WITH MICROPTERUS PUNCTULATUS Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1 Jan 1830: 1 specimen was collected. 30 Mar 1961: 3 specimens were collected. 7 Oct 1972: 2 specimens were collected. 23 Apr 1976: 1 specimen was collected. Sep 1976: Specimens collected. 17 Sep 1977: At least 1 specimen was collected. 10 Dec 1977: 9 specimens were collected. 17 Jun 1994: 6 specimens were collected. 23 Jul 1994: 1 specimen was collected. 24 Jul 1994: 1 specimen was collected. 31 Mar 1995: 1 specimen was collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

EDWARDS, ROBERT J. 1980. THE ECOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHIC VARIATION OF THE GUADALUPE BASS (MICROPTERUS TRECULI). PhD. DISSERTATION, ZOOLOGY DEPARTMENT, UT-AUSTIN. LEE, DAVID S. ET AL. 1980. ATLAS OF NORTH AMERICAN FRESHWATER FISHES. N.C. STATE MUSEUM OF NAT. HIST., GREENSBORO, NC. Fishes of Texas. 2015. Database download from the Fishes of Texas online database (http://www.fishesoftexas.org/home/) of SGCN species on 11 May 2015. University of Texas, Texas Natural History Collections, Excel spreadsheet.

Specimen:

Florida Museum of Natural History, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL; John D. McEachran, WFS 312 class (#unknown), Catalog # 29515, 17 Sep 1977, UF. Scientific Collections, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL; Wendell L. Minckley (#unknown), Catalog # 68753, 30 Mar 1961, SIUC. Texas Cooperative Wildlife Collections, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX; A. Anderson (#unknown), Catalog # 10670.03, 17 Jun 1994, TCWC. Texas Cooperative Wildlife Collections, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX; A. Anderson (#unknown), Catalog # 10670.04, 17 Jun 1994, TCWC. Texas Cooperative Wildlife Collections, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX; A. Anderson (#unknown), Catalog # 10671.02, 17 Jun 1994, TCWC. Texas Cooperative Wildlife Collections, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX; A. Anderson (#unknown), Catalog # 10672.03, 23 Jul 1994, TCWC. Texas Cooperative Wildlife Collections, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX; A. Anderson (#unknown), Catalog # 10678.01, 24 Jul 1994, TCWC. Texas Cooperative Wildlife Collections, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX; A. Anderson (#unknown), Catalog # 10695.05, 31 Mar 1995, TCWC. Texas Cooperative Wildlife Collections, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX; R.D. Caldwell, R.M. Altaras (#unknown), Catalog # 4047.06, 7 Oct 1972, TCWC. Texas Cooperative Wildlife Collections, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX; WFSC 312 class (#unknown), Catalog # 543.2, 23 Apr 1976, TCWC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX; Robert John Edwards (#unknown), Catalog # 10221, 10 Dec 1977, TNHC. Texas Natural History Collections, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX; unknown (#unknown), Catalog # 41129, 31 Dec 2008, TNHC.

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Scientific Name: Myotis velifer Occurrence #: 1 Eo Id: 6697 Common Name: cave myotis bat Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G4G5 State Rank: S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions MCDONALD CAVE; HILLTOP CA. 0.5 AIR MILE EAST OF CYPRESS CREEK COUNTY PARK

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1989

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: MYOTIS VELIFER INCAUTUS

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Myotis velifer Occurrence #: 2 Eo Id: 3915 Common Name: cave myotis bat Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G4G5 State Rank: S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions MCNEIL BAT CAVE; CA. 0.5 AIR MILE SOUTHWEST OF INTERSECTION AT MCNEIL COMMUNITY

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 196?

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989. Texas Speleological Survey and Horizon Environmental Services, Inc. 2016. McNeal [McNeil] High School area karst features, July 2016.

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Scientific Name: Myotis velifer Occurrence #: 3 Eo Id: 6375 Common Name: cave myotis bat Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G4G5 State Rank: S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions TOOTH CAVE, TRAVIS COUNTY; NORTH OF FOUR POINTS, WEST OF HIGHWAY 620

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 196?

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General A SMALL LIMESTONE CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: BATS MAY NO LONGER USE THIS CAVE

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Myotis velifer Occurrence #: 15 Eo Id: 1959 Common Name: cave myotis bat Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G4G5 State Rank: S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions 5.1 MILES NORTH OF GEORGETOWN; BOXED CULVERTS ALONG IH-35

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1995-12 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1995-12

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CULVERTS ON IH-35, FOUND USING CAVE AND CLIFF SWALLOW NESTS Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: SEVERAL BATS FOUND USING CAVE AND CLIFF SWALLOW NESTS; SOME NESTS HAD 2-3 BATS

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Ritzi, C. M., C. W. Walker, and R. L. Honeycutt. 1998. Utilization of cave swallow nests by the cave myotis, Myotis velifer, in central Texas. Texas Journal of Science 50(2):175-176.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Neoleptoneta myopica Occurrence #: 1 Eo Id: 7765 Common Name: Tooth Cave spider Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions TOOTH CAVE, TRAVIS COUNTY

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1965 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General A SMALL LIMESTONE CAVE Description:

Comments: THREATENED BY URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Protection FEDERAL ENDANGERED Comments:

Management PROTECT CAVE Comments:

Data:

EO Data: THE ONLY KNOWN LOCALITY OF THIS VERY SMALL, SEDENTARY SPIDER. THE CAVE FAUNA OF THIS REGION IS WELL KNOWN DUE TO PROXIMITY TO UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM (BILL), PH.D. 12102 GRIMSLEY DRIVE AUSTIN, TEXAS 78759 PH-512/458-7410

HARTIGAN, PATRICK. 85-02-08. LETTER TO USF& WS REGARDING CAVE FAUNA.

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Neoleptoneta myopica Occurrence #: 2 Eo Id: 3800 Common Name: Tooth Cave spider Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions NEW TRAIL CAVE, CA. 400 FEET NORTH-NORTHWEST OF RM 620 ON EAST SIDE OF NEW COMANCHE TRAIL

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989-04-26 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE, FORMED IN THIN LIMESTONE BEDS Description:

Comments: CAVE WAS LOCATED DURING A TXDOT STUDY; SEE SOURCE FOR MORE INFORMATION

Protection NEEDS PROTECTION Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: SEE SOURCE FOR EXTENSIVE FAUNA LIST; REMARKABLY DIVERSE CONSIDERING CAVE SIZE, WITH APPEARANCE SEEMINGLY UNLIKELY HABITAT FOR CAVE ADAPTED FAUNA

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Notropis amabilis Occurrence #: 115 Eo Id: 13590 Common Name: Texas shiner Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G4 State Rank: S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions Data aggregated from Fishes of Texas specimens. No directions added.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1963-04-07 Survey Date: 1963-04-07 Last Observation: 1963-04-07

Eo Type: Eo Rank: H Eo Rank Date: 1963-04-07

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 7 Apr 1963: At least 1 specimen collected.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Fishes of Texas. 2015. Database download from the Fishes of Texas online database (http://www.fishesoftexas.org/home/) of SGCN species on 11 May 2015. University of Texas, Texas Natural History Collections, Excel spreadsheet.

Specimen:

Natural History Museum and Biodiversity Research Center, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS; John H. Vandermeer, Ray Burkett (#unknown), Catalog # 16317, 7 Apr 1963, KU.

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Scientific Name: Onosmodium helleri Occurrence #: 2 Eo Id: 2811 Common Name: Heller's marbleseed Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions JOLLYVILLE PLATEAU

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1951 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1951-04-06

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: ANNOT. BY T. L. DAS 1964.

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

RARE PLANT STUDY CENTER, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN. 1976-12-20. REPORT ON ONOSMODIUM HELLERI.

Specimen:

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium. 1941. B.C. Tharp (s.n.), Specimen # 120522 TEX. 30 March 1941.

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium. 1951. B.C. Tharp #51-531, Specimen # 120517 TEX. 6 April 1951.

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Scientific Name: Onosmodium helleri Occurrence #: 3 Eo Id: 5655 Common Name: Heller's marbleseed Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions BULL CREEK (UPPER)

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1912-07 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1950-03-31

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

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Southern Methodist University Herbarium. 1949. C.C. Albers #49283, Specimen # none SMU. 25 September 1949.

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium. 1912. M.S. Young (s.n.), Specimen # 120521 TEX. July 1912.

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium. 1950. B.C. Tharp #50-1, Specimen # 120526 TEX. 31 March 1950.

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Scientific Name: Onosmodium helleri Occurrence #: 13 Eo Id: 7597 Common Name: Heller's marbleseed Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: ? - Questionable TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions LIME CREEK ROAD, NORTH OF FISHER HOLLOW

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1981 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1981-07-03

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General JUNIPER-OAK HILLSIDE Description:

Comments: UNSURE OF IDENTIFICATION (JMP)

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: IN FRUIT

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

Stephen F. Austin State University Herbarium, Nacogdoches. 1981. Wm.F. Mahler #9171, Specimen # 50086 ASTC. 3 July 1981.

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Scientific Name: Onosmodium helleri Occurrence #: 14 Eo Id: 851 Common Name: Heller's marbleseed Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: ? - Questionable TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions 0.3 MILES NORTH OF JUNCTION OF HIGHWAYS 620 AND 2222 ON 620 AT HICKMUNTOWN.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1981-03-28 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1981-07-03

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General UNDER THICKET OF LIVE OAK AND CEDAR. Description:

Comments: UNSURE OF IDENTIFICATION; (HIRSUTE ADAXIALLY, JMP)

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: IN FRUIT.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

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San Angelo State University Herbarium. 1981. Wm.F. Mahler #8925, Specimen # none SAT. 28 March 1981.

San Angelo State University Herbarium. 1981. Wm.F. Mahler #9169, Specimen # none SAT. 3 July 1981.

Southern Methodist University Herbarium. 1981. Wm.F. Mahler #8925, Specimen # none SMU. 28 March 1981.

Southern Methodist University Herbarium. 1981. Wm.F. Mahler #9169, Specimen # none SMU. 3 July 1981.

Stephen F. Austin State University Herbarium, Nacogdoches. 1981. Wm.F. Mahler #9169, Specimen # 50095 ASTC. 3 July 1981.

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Scientific Name: Onosmodium helleri Occurrence #: 18 Eo Id: 6206 Common Name: Heller's marbleseed Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions BRANCH OF WALNUT CREEK OFF OLD HIGHWAY, NOW IN PROPOSED WALNUT CREEK PARK

Survey Information:

First Observation: ? Survey Date: Last Observation:

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: SEEDS COLLECTED

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

RARE PLANT STUDY CENTER, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN. 1976-12-20. REPORT ON ONOSMODIUM HELLERI.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Onosmodium helleri Occurrence #: 27 Eo Id: 5124 Common Name: Heller's marbleseed Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions 1.9 AND 1.5 MILES SOUTH OF JUNCTION OF 2769 AND 620.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1981 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1981-03-28

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

MAHLER, W. F. 1984-03-08. NOTES.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Onosmodium helleri Occurrence #: 29 Eo Id: 4726 Common Name: Heller's marbleseed Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions CREEKBOTTOM CA. 0.75 AIR MILE NORTH 5 DEGREES WEST OF INTERSECTION OF LOOP 360 AND LAKEWOOD DRIVE

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1984-04-08 Survey Date: 1984-04-08 Last Observation: 1988-08

Eo Type: Eo Rank: B Eo Rank Date: 1984-04-08

Observed Area: 4.00

Comments:

General THIN LOAMY-STONY SOIL IN DENSE CEDAR WOODS IN VALLEY BETWEEN STEEP LIMESTONE SLOPES Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: FREQUENT, IN FLOWER

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

Southern Methodist University Herbarium. 1984. W.R. Carr #6006, Specimen # none SMU. 8 April 1984.

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Scientific Name: Onosmodium helleri Occurrence #: 30 Eo Id: 4724 Common Name: Heller's marbleseed Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions CA. 1500 FEET SOUTHEAST OF LOOP 360, CA. 0.8 ROAD MILE NORTHEAST OF LAKEWOOD DRIVE, IN NORTH-FACING RAVINE AT EAST END OF 200 FOOT CLIFF

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1984-04-21 Survey Date: 1984-04-21 Last Observation: 1988-04

Eo Type: Eo Rank: B Eo Rank Date: 1984-04-21

Observed Area: 20.00

Comments:

General FAIRLY MOIST CLAY LOAM AND HUMUS ON STEEP LIMESTONE SLOPES IN WOODED RAVINE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: LOCALLY COMMON

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

Southern Methodist University Herbarium. 1984. W.R. Carr #6031, Specimen # none SMU. 21 April 1984.

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Scientific Name: Onosmodium helleri Occurrence #: 31 Eo Id: 4123 Common Name: Heller's marbleseed Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions CA. 1000 FEET SOUTH-SOUTHEAST TO CA. 1400 FEET SOUTHEAST OF INTERSECTION OF SPICEWOOD SPRINGS ROAD AND OLD LAMPASAS TRAIL; CREEK BANKS

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1988-07-16 Survey Date: 1988-07-16 Last Observation: 1988-07-16

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date: 1988-07-16

Observed Area: 3.00

Comments:

General FAIRLY DRY TO MOIST CLAY LOAM AND HUMUS OVER LIMESTONE IN SHADE OF CEDARS ON BANKS Description: OF EPHEMERAL STREAM

Comments: INTERSECTION OF ROADS IS NOW SEVERAL HUNDRED FEET SOUTHWEST OF SPOT INDICATED ON 1973 MAP Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: LOCALLY COMMON; IN FRUIT

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium. 1988. W.R. Carr #9066, Specimen # none TEX. 16 July 1988.

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Scientific Name: Onosmodium helleri Occurrence #: 32 Eo Id: 6643 Common Name: Heller's marbleseed Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions EAST SIDE OF ACCESS ROAD IN BOTTOM OF STILLHOUSE HOLLOW CA. 40-100 FEET SOUTH OF CLEARING AT MOUTH; 0.3 AIR MILE DUE SOUTH OF JUNCTION OF LOOP 360 AND SOUTH BRANCH SPICEWOOD SPRINGS ROAD

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1988-08-04 Survey Date: 1988-08-04 Last Observation: 1988-08-04

Eo Type: Eo Rank: B Eo Rank Date: 1988-08-04

Observed Area: 1.00

Comments:

General FAIRLY DRY ROCKY CLAY SOIL AND HUMUS ON FAIRLY STEEP WEST-FACING SLOPE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: COMMON, 50-100 PLANTS; MANY FRUITING

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium. 1988. W.R. Carr #9114, Specimen # none TEX. 4 August 1988.

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Scientific Name: Onosmodium helleri Occurrence #: 35 Eo Id: 5409 Common Name: Heller's marbleseed Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions CA. 0.5 AIR MILE WEST-NORTHWEST OF INTERSECTION OF SPICEWOOD SPRINGS ROAD AND MESA DRIVE

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1988-08-04 Survey Date: 1988-08-04 Last Observation: 1988-08-04

Eo Type: Eo Rank: A Eo Rank Date: 1988-08-04

Observed Area: 5.00

Comments:

General FAIRLY MOIST TO SEASONALLY DRY ROCKY CLAY SOIL AND CEDAR HUMUS UNDER CEDARS ON Description: LOWER HALF OF SOUTHWEST-FACING SLOPE

Comments: AREA NOW CALLED STILLHOUSE HOLLOW; BEWARE OF LAWLESS SQUATTERS IN BOTTOM

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: ABUNDANT, SEVERAL HUNDRED PLANTS PRESENT

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium. 1988. W.R. Carr #9113, Specimen # none TEX. 4 August 1988.

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Scientific Name: Onosmodium helleri Occurrence #: 36 Eo Id: 3095 Common Name: Heller's marbleseed Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions CA. 1500 FEET EAST OF RM 2222, CA. 0.8-1.0 ROAD MILE NORTH OF CITY PARK ROAD

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1984 Survey Date: 1984-03-29 Last Observation: 1984-03-29

Eo Type: Eo Rank: B Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General FAIRLY DRY CLAY LOAM AND HUMUS NEAR TOP OF WOODED WEST-FACING LIMESTONE SLOPE Description:

Comments: POPULATION PROBABLY EXTENDS SOUTH ONTO AUSTIN WEST QUADRANGLE

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: LOCALLY COMMON

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

Southern Methodist University Herbarium. 1984. W.R. Carr #5984, Specimen # none SMU. 29 March 1984.

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Scientific Name: Onosmodium helleri Occurrence #: 42 Eo Id: 2826 Common Name: Heller's marbleseed Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions "HANKS TRACT", UPPER BULL CREEK WATERSHED, CA. 2.5-2.6 AIR MILES NORTHEAST OF JUNCTION OF RM 2222 AND RM 620

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: 1992-08-25 Last Observation: 1992-08-25

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General DUFF OVER STONY CLAY, MOSTLY ON LOWER SLOPES IN LIMESTONE CANYON, ASHE JUNIPER-OAK Description: WOODLAND; SEE REPORT IN GMF

Comments: "HANKS TRACT" CURRENTLY OWNED BY TNC BUT SOON TO BE SOLD

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: FREQUENT; MOST FRUIT ALREADY

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

CARR, W.R. 1992. FIELD SURVEY OF HANKS TRACT, 25 AUGUST 1992.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Onosmodium helleri Occurrence #: 61 Eo Id: 12477 Common Name: Heller's marbleseed Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions Cuevas Tract, Travis County Preserves; along S edge of "Red-tail Canyon" ca. 0.7 airmiles N to NNW of jct. R. M. 620 and Bullick Hollow Rd. (=Anderson Mill Rd.) at Four Points, rather local at N30o24'45.1", W097o51'23.0" and rather abundant at N30o24'46.1", W097o51'31.7".

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2004-08-09 Survey Date: Last Observation: 2004-08-09

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2004-08-24

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: Hundreds of plants observed on 9 August 2004, many in fruit. This is a large population near the northern edge of the species' range.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Philadelphus texensis var. ernestii Occurrence #: 6 Eo Id: 2793 Common Name: canyon mock-orange Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: ? - Questionable TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3T3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions CA. 400-500 FEET WEST-NORTHWEST OF LARGE STEEL WATER STORAGE TANK ON NORTH SIDE OF BEAUFORD DRIVE, CA. 3400 FEET NORTHWEST OF INTERSECTION OF LOOP 360 AND LAKEWOOD DRIVE

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1983-12-04 Survey Date: 1984-03-24 Last Observation: 1984-03-24

Eo Type: Eo Rank: B Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area: 1.00

Comments:

General DRY TOPS OF ISOLATED LIMESTONE BOULDERS IN SHADED BOTTOM OF MOIST RAVINE Description:

Comments: ARHCP BOTANICAL REPORT MAP MARGIN NUMBER 12 (JOLLYVILLE)

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: LOCALLY COMMON; SPECIMEN # 5976 IN BUD (COLLECTED 24 MARCH 1984), SPECIMEN # 5966 IN FRUIT (COLLECTED 4 DECEMBER 1983)

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Henrickson, J. 2016. Notes on Philadelphus (Hydrangeaceae). Phytoneuron 8:1-6.

Specimen:

Southern Methodist University Herbarium. 1983. W.R. Carr #5966, Specimen # none SMU. 4 December 1983.

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium. 1984. W.R. Carr #5976, Specimen # none TEX. 24 March 1984.

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Scientific Name: Philadelphus texensis var. ernestii Occurrence #: 7 Eo Id: 221 Common Name: canyon mock-orange Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3T3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions 0.25 MILES EAST-NORTHEAST ON JESTER DRIVE FROM JUNCTION OF JESTER DRIVE AND RR 2222, CONTINUING ALONG RIDGE FOR 0.75 MILES, AUSTIN

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1984-03-29 Survey Date: 1989-04-16 Last Observation: 1989-04-16

Eo Type: Eo Rank: AB Eo Rank Date: 1989-04-16

Observed Area: 150.00

Comments:

General ON EXPOSED EDWARDS LIMESTONE IN JUNIPER WOODLAND ON AND AMONG FAIRLY DRY BOULDERS Description: AT TOP OF WEST-FACING SLOPE; WITH JUNIPERUS ASHEI, QUERCUS BUCKLEYI, QUERCUS FUSIFORMIS

Comments: ARHCP BOTANICAL REPORT MAP MARGIN NUMBER 3 (JOLLYVILLE)

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: LOCALLY COMMON; 1000+ INDIVIDUALS IN ALL STAGES OF LIFE CYCLE; CONTINUOUS POPULATION ALONG RIDGE

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

MCNEAL, P.H. 1989. FIELD SURVEY TO JESTER ESTATES OF APRIL 16, 1989.

Henrickson, J. 2016. Notes on Philadelphus (Hydrangeaceae). Phytoneuron 8:1-6.

Specimen:

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Southern Methodist University Herbarium. 1984. W.R. Carr #5990, Specimen SM. 29 March 1984.

University of Texas Herbarium, Austin. 1984. W.R. Carr #5990, Specimen TX. 29 March 1984.

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Scientific Name: Philadelphus texensis var. ernestii Occurrence #: 8 Eo Id: 5458 Common Name: canyon mock-orange Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3T3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions ON NORTHEAST SLOPES ABOVE WEST BULL CREEK IN CANYON CROSSED BY LARGE, MULTIPLE, EAST-WEST TRANSMISSION LINES, 1.75 MILES NORTH-NORTHWEST OF FM 2222

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989 Survey Date: 1989-05-21 Last Observation: 1989-05-21

Eo Type: Eo Rank: A Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area: 10.00

Comments:

General ON AND ABOUT ROCK OUTCROPS AT TOP OF CANYON IN MESIC OAK WOODLAND; WITH JUNIPERUS Description: ASHEI, QUERCUS BUCKLEYI, QUERCUS FUSIFORMIS, QUERCUS SINUATA, FORESTIERA PUBESCENS

Comments: ARHCP BOTANICAL REPORT MAP MARGIN NUMBER 7 (JOLLYVILLE)

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: MANY THOUSANDS OF INDIVIDUALS, THE LARGEST, DENSEST OCCURRENCE

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

MCNEAL, P.H. 1989. FIELD SURVEY TO JESTER ESTATES OF MAY 21, 1989.

Henrickson, J. 2016. Notes on Philadelphus (Hydrangeaceae). Phytoneuron 8:1-6.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Prunus minutiflora Occurrence #: 66 Eo Id: 10554 Common Name: Texas almond Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S3S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions Ed Walsh Place, just W of Round Rock.

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1951-06-19

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: Complete specimen citation: Ed Walsh Place, just W of Round Rock, 19 Jun 1951, E. Walsh s.n. (BRIT/SMU, TEX-LL). Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

E. Walsh s.n. (BRIT/SMU, TEX-LL).

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Scientific Name: Prunus minutiflora Occurrence #: 80 Eo Id: 10725 Common Name: Texas almond Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S3S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions E edge of Memorial Hill Park Cemetery, E side of IH 35, N side of Dessau Rd.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1950-03-09 Survey Date: 1996-03-06 Last Observation: 1996-03-06

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: Complete label citation: Hundreds of shrubs, most past flower; in shallow gravelly loam Typic Ustorthents (Eddy series) over Austin Chalk, in little bluestem-tall grama grassland with scattered shrubs including Ashe juniper ; E edge of Memorial Hill Park Cemetery, E side of IH 35, N side of Dessau Rd., Pflugerville West Quad, 30o25'30"N, 97o40'05"W; woody associates include Berberis trifoliolata, Bumelia lanuginosa, Ceanothus herbaceus, Celtis laevigata, Dalea frutescens, Forestiera pubescens, Juniperus ashei, Lantana sp., Lonicera japonica, Opuntia lindheimeri, Yucca rupicola, Zanthoxylum hirsutum; 6 Mar 1996, W. R. Carr and P. Turner 15103 (TEX-LL). Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: Hundreds of shrubs observed on 6 Mar 1996, most already past flowering.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

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Specimen:

B. C. Tharp 50-19 (TEX-LL); B. C. Tharp and Nickerson 50-20a and 50-20b (TAES, TEX-LL); B. C. Tharp 50-21 (TAES, TEX-LL); B. C. Tharp and York 50-22 (BRIT/SMU, TAES). W. R. Carr and P. Turner 15103 (TEX-LL).

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Scientific Name: Prunus minutiflora Occurrence #: 84 Eo Id: 10728 Common Name: Texas almond Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S3S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions Mo-Kan Prairie site; ca. 200 ft. S of Co. Rd. 168 (Gattis School Rd.), 1.0 roadmiles W of Co. Rd. 122 (Red Bud Rd.).

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993-03-11

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: Complete specimen citation: Occasional small shrub in forb dominated "prairie" remnant, in shallow silty clay loam (Castephen silty clay, Entic Haplustolls) over Austin Chalk, ca. 200 ft. S of Co. Rd. 168 (Gattis School Rd.), 1.0 roadmiles W of Co. Rd. 122 (Red Bud Rd.), Pflugerville West Quad, 302943N, 973747W, 11 Mar 1993, W. R. Carr, J. Gee and P. Gee 10312 (TEX-LL). Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: Occasional small shrub.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

W. R. Carr, J. Gee and P. Gee 10312 (TEX-LL).

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Scientific Name: Quercus fusiformis/schizachyrium scoparium Occurrence #: 11 Eo Id: 7266 series Common Name: Plateau Live Oak/little Bluestem Series Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G4 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions NEARLY LEVEL TO GENTLY SLOPING EDWARDS FORMATION UPLAND ON SOUTH SIDE OF EPHEMERAL BRANCH OF UPPER BULL CREEK CA. 1-1.5 AIR MILES EAST-NORTHEAST OF FOUR POINTS (JUNCTION OF RM 620 AND RM 2222); CITY OF AUSTIN PROPERTY

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: 1990-07-25 Last Observation: 1990-07-25

Eo Type: Eo Rank: CD Eo Rank Date: 1990-07-25

Observed Area:

Comments:

General MOTTES OF LIVE OAK, POST OAK, CEDAR ELM IN GRASSLAND OF KING RANCH BLUESTEM; BLADED Description: IN 1970'S TO REMOVE JUNIPER, WHICH IS RAPIDLY RETURNING

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: SEE DESCRIPTION IN BRIEF REPORT IN GMF

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Carr, W. R. 1990. Brief ecological description of City of Austin property near Four Points, Travis County, Texas, 25 July 1990.

Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 1 Eo Id: 5045 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions TOOTH CAVE, TRAVIS COUNTY

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1965 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General A SMALL LIMESTONE CAVE Description:

Comments: THREATENED BY REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT

Protection FEDERAL ENDANGERED Comments:

Management PROTECT CAVE Comments:

Data:

EO Data: A SMALL BEETLE KNOWN ONLY FROM TWO CAVES IN THIS AREA, COMMON IN BOTH; KNOWN FROM NO OTHER CAVES IN THIS WELL RESEARCHED REGION

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM (BILL), PH.D. 12102 GRIMSLEY DRIVE AUSTIN, TEXAS 78759 PH-512/458-7410

HARTIGAN, PATRICK. 85-02-08. LETTER TO USF& WS REGARDING CAVE FAUNA.

REDDELL, JAMES R. CURATOR OF INVERTEBRATES TEXAS MEMORIAL MUSEUM UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN, TX PH-512/471-1075 Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Specimen:

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 2 Eo Id: 3717 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions KRETSCHMARR CAVE, TRAVIS COUNTY

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1965 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General A SMALL LIMESTONE CAVE Description:

Comments: SPECIALIZED HABITAT, THREATENED BY URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Protection FEDERAL ENDANGERED Comments:

Management PROTECT CAVE Comments:

Data:

EO Data: A SMALL BEETLE ADAPTED TO LIFE IN CAVES; FOUND ONLY IN TWO CAVES IN THIS AREA; LOCAL CAVE FAUNA IS WELL RESEARCHED

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM (BILL), PH.D. 12102 GRIMSLEY DRIVE AUSTIN, TEXAS 78759 PH-512/458-7410

HARTIGAN, PATRICK. 85-02-08. LETTER TO USF& WS REGARDING CAVE FAUNA.

REDDELL, JAMES R. CURATOR OF INVERTEBRATES TEXAS MEMORIAL MUSEUM UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN, TX PH-512/471-1075 Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 3 Eo Id: 6495 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions ROOT CAVE, IN "THE PARKE," 0.5 MILE EAST-NORTHEAST OF FOUR POINTS, INTERSECTION OF 620 AND 2222, ON WEST SIDE OF 620

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989-04-01 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments: SEE SOURCE FOR MORE INFORMATION

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: SEE SOURCE FOR FAUNA LIST

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 4 Eo Id: 4437 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions GOOD FRIDAY CAVE, FROM US183 AT CEDAR PARK, BUTTERCUP CREEK BLVD. 1.5 MILES, CONTINUE ON DIRT ROAD PAST BROOK MEADOW DRIVE TRAIL FOR 0.4 MILE TURNING NORTH-NORTHWEST, TURN EAST ON SIDE ROAD, GO 0.3 MILE; 300 FEET NORTHWEST FROM CEDAR ELM SINK

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989-06-19 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE; INFESTED WITH FIRE ANTS Description:

Comments: ALSO KNOWN AS CEDAR POST CAVE; SEE SOURCE FOR MORE INFORMATION

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: SEE SOURCE FOR FAUNA LIST

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 5 Eo Id: 1522 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions MARIGOLD CAVE, EMPTY LOT IN BUTTERCUP CREEK SUBDIVISION ON CRIPPLE CREEK

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1988-09-18 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: ENTRANCE CURRENTLY COVERED WITH ROCKS, WHILE A NEW HOUSE HAS BEEN BUILT ADJACENT TO THE CAVE Protection IT APPEARS CAVE IS DOOMED UNLESS LOT IS PURCHASED Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: FAUNA LIST EXISTS (SEE SOURCE)

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 6 Eo Id: 5944 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions T.W.A.S. A CAVE, FROM US183 AT CEDAR PARK, BUTTERCUP CREEK BLVD. 1.5 MILES, CONTINUE ON DIRT ROAD PAST BROOK MEADOW DRIVE TRAIL FOR 0.4 MILE TURNING NORTH-NORTHWEST, CONTINUE NORTH 0.1 MILE PAST SIDE ROAD, WALK WEST THROUGH DENSE CEDARS

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989-06-19 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments: CAVE NOT YET INVADED BY FIRE ANTS, OWING TO UNDISTURBED, WOODED LOCATION; SEE SOURCE FOR MORE INFORMATION Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: SMALL EURYCEA SALAMANDER FOUND IN VERY SHALLOW POOL UNDER BREAKDOWN, ALONG WITH A FLOWSTONE WITH SMALL RIMSTONE POOLS ON ITS SIDE, CONTAINING AMPHIPODS AND FLATWORMS

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 7 Eo Id: 2511 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions BROKEN ARROW CAVE; WEST OF CEDAR PARK ACROSS COUNTYLINE ABOVE UPPER REACHES OF LIME CREEK; CA. 0.75 AIR MILE SOUTH OF INTERSECTION OF STATE ROUTE 1431 AND WILLIAMSON/TRAVIS COUNTYLINE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 8 Eo Id: 7739 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions STOVEPIPE CAVE; EAST OF HIGHWAY 620, CA. 1.8 MILES NORTH OF FOUR POINTS

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 9 Eo Id: 826 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions LAMM CAVE; EAST OF HIGHWAY 620 CA. 2 MILES NORTH OF FOUR POINTS

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 10 Eo Id: 825 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions NORTH ROOT CAVE; CA. 0.3 MILE NORTH ON HIGHWAY 620 FROM FOUR POINTS, JUST WEST OF HIGHWAY

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 11 Eo Id: 1558 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions ROLLING ROCK CAVE; EAST-NORTHEAST CA. 0.25 AIR MILE OF MOST NORTHERLY CORNER ON WEST SIDE OF TRAVIS AUDUBON PRESERVE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 12 Eo Id: 5567 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions TARDUS HOLE; CA. 0.9 MILE NORTH ON HIGHWAY 620 FROM FOUR POINTS THEN WEST-NORTHWEST CA. 0.5 AIR MILE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE/SINK Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 14 Eo Id: 2097 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions LAKELINE CAVE; CA. 0.5 AIR MILE WEST OF INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAYS 183 AND 620

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 15 Eo Id: 1052 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions BLUEWATER CAVE #2; SOUTH OF BUTTERCUP CREEK CA. 0.9 MILE UPSTREAM FROM ITS CROSSING OF CYPRESS CREEK ROAD (HIGHWAY 182)

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 16 Eo Id: 7376 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions BOULEVARD CAVE; FROM HIGHWAY 1431 AND 183 INTERSECTION GO CA. 1.3 MILES SOUTH ON HIGHWAY 183 AND TURN RIGHT, GO CA. 1.5 MILES; CAVE IS ON LEFT

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 17 Eo Id: 4764 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions BUTTERCUP CREEK CAVE; SOUTH OF BUTTERCUP CREEK CA. 1.0 MILE UPSTREAM FROM ITS CROSSING OF CYPRESS CREEK ROAD (HIGHWAY 182)

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 18 Eo Id: 850 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions CEDAR ELM SINK; FROM HIGHWAY 1431 AND 183 INTERSECTION GO CA. 1.3 MILES SOUTH ON HIGHWAY 183 AND TURN RIGHT, GO CA. 1.4 MILES; CAVE ON RIGHT

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE/SINK Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 19 Eo Id: 4917 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions HARVESTMAN CAVE; FROM HIGHWAY 1431 AND 183 INTERSECTION GO CA. 1.3 MILES SOUTH ON HIGHWAY 183 AND TURN RIGHT, GO CA. 1.9 MILES; CAVE ON RIGHT

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 20 Eo Id: 4916 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions HIDEAWAY CAVE; FROM HIGHWAY 1431 AND 183 INTERSECTION GO CA. 1.3 MILES SOUTH ON HIGHWAY 183 AND TURN RIGHT, GO CA. 1.8 MILES; CAVE ON LEFT

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 21 Eo Id: 2081 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions NELSON RANCH CAVE; SOUTH OF BUTTERCUP CREEK CA. 1.2 MILES UPSTREAM FROM ITS CROSSING OF CYPRESS CREEK ROAD (HIGHWAY 182)

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993. Russell, William H. 1993. The Buttercup Creek Karst. University Speleological Society, Austin, Tx. July 1993.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 22 Eo Id: 7853 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions RACCOON CAVE; EAST OF HIGHWAY 183 CA. 0.9 MILE NORTH OF INTERSECTION WITH HIGHWAY 620

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 23 Eo Id: 2939 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions TESTUDO TUBE; SOUTHEAST OF LIME CREEK ROAD CA. 0.2 AIR MILE EAST OF WILLIAMSON/TRAVIS COUNTYLINE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993. Russell, William H. 1993. The Buttercup Creek Karst. University Speleological Society, Austin, Tx. July 1993.

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Scientific Name: Rhadine persephone Occurrence #: 24 Eo Id: 1036 Common Name: Tooth Cave ground beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions WELL TRAP #6; NORTHWEST OF INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAYS 183 AND 620 CA. 0.7 AIR MILE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Rookery Occurrence #: 529 Eo Id: 3207 Common Name: Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G5 State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions ROUND ROCK

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1990

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: COLONY NUMBER 586-004

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: NESTING COLONY OF THE GREAT EGRET, SNOWY EGRET, LITTLE BLUE HERON, CATTLE EGRET

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Martin, Catrina. 1991. Texas Colonial Waterbird Census Summary - 1990. Compiled for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Colonial Waterbird Society. 13 March 1991. TEXAS COLONIAL WATERBIRD SOCIETY AND TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT. 1986-1989. TEXAS COLONIAL WATERBIRD CENSUS SUMMARY. SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS.

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Scientific Name: Schizachyrium scoparium - Sorghastrum nutans Occurrence #: 84 Eo Id: 11974 - Andropogon gerardii - Bifora americana Vertisol Grassland Common Name: Vertisol Blackland Prairie Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions The site is located on the eastern edge of Wells Branch and on the west side of Interstate Highway 35. The directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2005-11-01 Survey Date: 2005-11-01 Last Observation: 2005-11-01

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2005-11-01

Observed Area:

Comments:

General See the Composition Tab for other species within the area. Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1 November 2005: One plant community of 1 percent good quality grass species; Forb species are present.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Andropogon gerardii Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26027

Bifora americana Herb (field) Y Forb SFID: 26027

Helianthus maximiliani Herb (field) N Forb SFID: 26027

Liatris mucronata Herb (field) N Forb SFID: 26027

Schizachyrium scoparium Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26027

Sorghastrum nutans Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26027

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Reference:

Citation:

Native Prairies Association of Texas. 2011. Tallgrass prairie survey project that includes shapefiles, excel files, documents, images, and protocol for multiple counties in Texas (2000-2013).

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Scientific Name: Schizachyrium scoparium - Sorghastrum nutans Occurrence #: 85 Eo Id: 11975 - Andropogon gerardii - Bifora americana Vertisol Grassland Common Name: Vertisol Blackland Prairie Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions The site is located approximately 2.3 air miles southeast of Wells Branch, and 2.0 air miles west-southwest of Pflugerville, on both sides of East Wells Branch Parkway. The directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2005-11-01 Survey Date: 2005-11-01 Last Observation: 2005-11-01

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2005-11-01

Observed Area:

Comments:

General See the Composition Tab for other species within the area. Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1 November 2005: One plant community of 15 percent fair quality grass species; Forb species are excellent quality; Exotic species are present; Woody cover is dominated by 15 percent.

Community Information:

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Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Andropogon gerardii Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26025

Bifora americana Herb (field) Y Forb SFID: 26025

Ceanothus americanus Herb (field) N Forb SFID: 26025

Engelmannia pinnatifida Herb (field) N Forb SFID: 26025

Eriochloa sericea Herb (field) N Forb SFID: 26025

Prunus minutiflora Tree (canopy & subcanopy) N Broad-leaved SFID: 26025 deciduous tree

Schizachyrium scoparium Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26025

Sorghastrum nutans Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26025

Reference:

Citation:

Native Prairies Association of Texas. 2011. Tallgrass prairie survey project that includes shapefiles, excel files, documents, images, and protocol for multiple counties in Texas (2000-2013).

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Scientific Name: Schizachyrium scoparium - Sorghastrum nutans Occurrence #: 86 Eo Id: 11976 - Andropogon gerardii - Bifora americana Vertisol Grassland Common Name: Vertisol Blackland Prairie Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions The site is located approximately 1.6 air mile south-southeast of Wells Branch, and 3.0 air miles west-southwest if Pflugerville, on the west side of The Lakes Boulevard and to the east of Memorial Hill Park Cemetery . The directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2005-11-01 Survey Date: 2005-11-01 Last Observation: 2005-11-01

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2005-11-01

Observed Area:

Comments:

General See the Composition Tab for other species within the area. Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1 November 2005: One plant community of 5 percent fair quality grass species; Forb species are good quality; Woody cover is present.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Andropogon gerardii Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26026

Bifora americana Herb (field) Y Forb SFID: 26026

Liatris mucronata Herb (field) N Forb SFID: 26026

Prunus minutiflora Tree (canopy & subcanopy) N Broad-leaved SFID: 26026 deciduous tree

Schizachyrium scoparium Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26026

Sorghastrum nutans Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26026

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Reference:

Citation:

Native Prairies Association of Texas. 2011. Tallgrass prairie survey project that includes shapefiles, excel files, documents, images, and protocol for multiple counties in Texas (2000-2013).

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Scientific Name: Schizachyrium scoparium - Sorghastrum nutans Occurrence #: 87 Eo Id: 11977 - Andropogon gerardii - Bifora americana Vertisol Grassland Common Name: Vertisol Blackland Prairie Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions The site is located approximately 9.0 air miles west-northwest of Elgin, and 4.8 air miles north-northeast of Manor, on the east side of FM 973. The directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2005-12-01 Survey Date: 2005-12-01 Last Observation: 2005-12-01

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2005-12-01

Observed Area:

Comments:

General See the Composition Tab for other species within the area. Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1 December 2005: One plant community.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Andropogon gerardii Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26033

Bifora americana Herb (field) Y Forb SFID: 26033

Schizachyrium scoparium Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26033

Sorghastrum nutans Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26033

Reference:

Citation:

Native Prairies Association of Texas. 2011. Tallgrass prairie survey project that includes shapefiles, excel files, documents, images, and protocol for multiple counties in Texas (2000-2013).

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Scientific Name: Schizachyrium scoparium - Sorghastrum nutans Occurrence #: 101 Eo Id: 11991 - Andropogon gerardii - Bifora americana Vertisol Grassland Common Name: Vertisol Blackland Prairie Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions This site is located approximately 4.0 air miles southeast of Georgetown, and 6.0 air miles northwest of Hutto, on the east side of County Road 110, and south of Matthew Lane. The directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2005-11-01 Survey Date: 2005-11-01 Last Observation: 2005-11-01

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2005-11-01

Observed Area:

Comments:

General See the Composition Tab for other species within the area. Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1 November 2005: One plant community of excellent quality grass species; Forb species are excellent quality.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Andropogon gerardii Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26017

Bifora americana Herb (field) Y Forb SFID: 26017

Schizachyrium scoparium Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26017

Sorghastrum nutans Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26017

Reference:

Citation:

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Scientific Name: Schizachyrium scoparium - Sorghastrum nutans Occurrence #: 102 Eo Id: 11992 - Andropogon gerardii - Bifora americana Vertisol Grassland Common Name: Vertisol Blackland Prairie Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions This site is located approximately 4.5 air miles east-northeast of Brushy Creek, and 2.0 air miles directly north of Round Rock, on the south side of East Old Settlers Boulevard. The directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2005-05-01 Survey Date: 2005-05-01 Last Observation: 2005-05-01

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2005-05-01

Observed Area:

Comments:

General See the Composition Tab for other species within the area. Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1 May 2005: One plant community of poor quality grass species; Forb species are of excellent quality; Exotic species are present; Woody cover is present.

Community Information:

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Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Andropogon gerardii Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26016

Bifora americana Herb (field) Y Forb SFID: 26016

Ceanothus americanus Herb (field) N Forb SFID: 26016

Rhus aromatica Shrub/sapling (tall & short) N Broad-leaved SFID: 26016 deciduous shrub

Schizachyrium scoparium Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26016

Sorghastrum nutans Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26016

Yucca arkansana Shrub/sapling (tall & short) N Needle-leaved SFID: 26016 shrub

Reference:

Citation:

Native Prairies Association of Texas. 2011. Tallgrass prairie survey project that includes shapefiles, excel files, documents, images, and protocol for multiple counties in Texas (2000-2013).

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Scientific Name: Schizachyrium scoparium - Sorghastrum nutans Occurrence #: 103 Eo Id: 11993 - Andropogon gerardii - Bifora americana Vertisol Grassland Common Name: Vertisol Blackland Prairie Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions This site is located approximately 3.7 air miles almost directly north of Pflugerville, and 2.7 air miles southeast of Round Rock, on the north side of Texas State Highway 45 Toll/FM 620. The directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2005-11-01 Survey Date: 2005-11-01 Last Observation: 2005-11-01

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2005-11-01

Observed Area:

Comments:

General See the Composition Tab for other species within the area. Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1 November 2005: One plant community that is a degraded site; Forb species are present; Woody cover is present.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Andropogon gerardii Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26015

Bifora americana Herb (field) Y Forb SFID: 26015

Rhus aromatica Shrub/sapling (tall & short) N Broad-leaved SFID: 26015 deciduous shrub

Schizachyrium scoparium Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26015

Sorghastrum nutans Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26015

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Reference:

Citation:

Native Prairies Association of Texas. 2011. Tallgrass prairie survey project that includes shapefiles, excel files, documents, images, and protocol for multiple counties in Texas (2000-2013).

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Scientific Name: Schizachyrium scoparium - Sorghastrum nutans Occurrence #: 104 Eo Id: 11994 - Andropogon gerardii - Bifora americana Vertisol Grassland Common Name: Vertisol Blackland Prairie Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions These sites are located approximately 2.5 air miles northeast of Jollyville, and 2.7 air miles directly south of Brushy Creek, on the south side of Texas State Highway 45 Toll/FM 620. The directions were created by database staff. The directions are generalized as this record consists of multiple observations.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2005-11-01 Survey Date: 2005-11-01 Last Observation: 2005-11-01

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2005-11-01

Observed Area:

Comments:

General 1 November 2005: There are creeks and stock ponds on one site (SFID: 26014); See the Composition Tab for Description: other species within the area.

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1 November 2005: 26024 -One plant community (SFID: 26024) of poor quality, and one plant community (SFID: 26014) of 70 percent good quality grass species; Forb species are good quality at one site (SFID: 26024), and absent at one site (SFID: 26014).

Community Information:

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Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Andropogon gerardii Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26014, 26024

Andropogon glomeratus Herb (field) N Graminoid SFID: 26014, 26024

Bifora americana Herb (field) Y Forb SFID: 26014, 26024

Ipomopsis rubra Herb (field) N Forb SFID: 26014, 26024

Nemastylis geminiflora Herb (field) N Forb SFID: 26014, 26024

Salvia engelmannii Herb (field) N Forb SFID: 26024

Schizachyrium scoparium Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26014, 26024

Sorghastrum nutans Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26014, 26024

Tripsacum dactyloides Herb (field) N Graminoid SFID: 26014

Reference:

Citation:

Native Prairies Association of Texas. 2011. Tallgrass prairie survey project that includes shapefiles, excel files, documents, images, and protocol for multiple counties in Texas (2000-2013).

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Scientific Name: Schizachyrium scoparium - Sorghastrum nutans Occurrence #: 105 Eo Id: 11995 - Andropogon gerardii - Bifora americana Vertisol Grassland Common Name: Vertisol Blackland Prairie Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: SNR Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions This site is located approximately 1.0 air mile northeast of Anderson Mill, and 4.0 air miles southwest of Brushy Creek, to the south of Texas State Highway 45 Toll/FM 620, and to the west of U. S. Highway 183. The directions were created by database staff.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2005-05-01 Survey Date: 2005-05-01 Last Observation: 2005-05-01

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2005-05-01

Observed Area:

Comments:

General See the Composition Tab for other species within the area. Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1 May 2005: One plant community.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Andropogon gerardii Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26018

Bifora americana Herb (field) Y Forb SFID: 26018

Buchloe dactyloides Herb (field) N Graminoid SFID: 26018

Schizachyrium scoparium Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26018

Sorghastrum nutans Herb (field) Y Graminoid SFID: 26018

Reference:

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Citation:

Native Prairies Association of Texas. 2011. Tallgrass prairie survey project that includes shapefiles, excel files, documents, images, and protocol for multiple counties in Texas (2000-2013).

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Scientific Name: Schizachyrium scoparium-sorghastrum nutans Occurrence #: 74 Eo Id: 3598 series Common Name: Little Bluestem-indiangrass Series Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions SOUTH SIDE OF GADDIS SCHOOL ROAD, ON EAST SIDE OF OLD M-K-T RAILROAD GRADE ON EAST SIDE OF DYER BRANCH CULVERT, 1.0-1.2 MILES WEST OF COUNTY ROAD 122

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: 1989-03-11 Last Observation: 1989

Eo Type: Eo Rank: B Eo Rank Date: 1989-03-11

Observed Area:

Comments:

General SUPPOSEDLY UNPLOWED PRAIRIE REMNANT, MOSTLY LITTLE BLUESTEM, SIDEOATS GRAMA, WITH Description: NUMEROUS FORBS ON SHALLOW SOILS OVER AUSTIN CHALK

Comments: LEA STONE, JOHN GEE, AND MARGARET CAMPBELL HAVE STUDIED THIS SITE; THEY CALL IT MOKAN PRAIRIE Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: SEE DATA COLLECTED BY JOHN GEE AND MARGARET CAMPBELL (IN GMF)

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

GEE, J.P. AND M.C. CAMPBELL. 1990. MOKAN PRAIRIE SURVEY. NATURE PRESERVES SYSTEM, PARKS & RECREATION DEPT., AUSTIN. 11 P.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 11 Eo Id: 7403 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions FROM INTERSECTION OF TX 1431 & US 183 IN CEDAR PARK GO 1.8 MILES WEST ON 1431 TO LIME CREEK ROAD, SOUTH ON LIME CREEK ROAD 2.3 MILES TO AUDUBON OFFICE AND SIGN-IN; INCLUDES MAJORITY OF THE PRESERVE

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1988 Survey Date: 1992 Last Observation: 1993-05-06

Eo Type: Eo Rank: B Eo Rank Date: 1988-05-01

Observed Area:

Comments:

General ASHE JUNIPER-OAK SERIES; DOMINANT SPECIES INCLUDE ASHE JUNIPER, ARIZONA WALNUT, TEXAS Description: OAK, LIVE OAK, CEDAR ELM, SOAPBERRY; TALL STAND WITH FULL CANOPY

Comments: SURROUNDING WATERSHEDS ALSO PROVIDE HABITAT FOR GCW

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: IN 1988, MALE GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER DENSITY ESTIMATED AT 36 SINGING MALES/100 HECTARES; CENSUS RUN ON TWO CONSECUTIVE DAYS ON A ONE MILE TRANSECT USING EMLEN CENSUS METHODS IN 1988; DATA FROM 1992 INDICATES CA. 12 TERRITORIES; DATA FROM 1993 INDICATES 8 GCW TERRITORIES IN THE LIME CREEK AREA

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1993. RR 620 IMPROVEMENTS FROM DEBBA LANE TO RR 2222. PROGRESS REPORT ON THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS REQUIRED BY THE BIOLOGICAL OPINION OF 18 JUNE 1991. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT. DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. GCW MAPPING AND HABITAT DELINEATION PROJECT FOR USFWS.

WAHL, C.R. AND D.D. DIAMOND. 1988. THE GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER; A STATUS REVIEW. UNPUBLISHED REPORT OF U.S. FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. LOWER COLORADO RIVER AUTHORITY. 1992. LCRA RESOURCE AREAS: RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY RESULTS. 1991-1992. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TEXAS. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT TO USFWS FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES. TEXAS NATURE CONSERVANCY. 1992. RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEYS FOR THE 1992 FIELD SEASON. PERMIT REPORT SUBMITTED TO USFWS. SEXTON, C. 1989. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 18 Eo Id: 3062 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions LARGE IRREGULAR AREA EAST OF RR 620; FROM FOUR POINTS (620/2222) NORTH TO CA. 2.5 AIR MILES SOUTHWEST OF RR 620/HIGHWAY 183 INTERSECTION, AND THEN EXTENDING TO CA. 1 MILE EAST OF BULL CREEK, AND THEN SOUTHEAST TO 360 AND THEN WEST DIPPING SOUTH OF 2222; BULL CREEK WATERSHED SOUTHEAST OF RR 620

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989 Survey Date: Last Observation: 2000-SPRG

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: SEE SOURCES FOR DETAILED DATA SUCH AS DATES, TIME, WEATHER CONDITIONS, NUMBER OF BIRDS OBSERVED, ETC. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: MULTIPLE GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER TERRITORIES, ALONG WITH FEMALE AND JUVENILE SIGHTINGS; HUGE POPULATION; 26 MARCH-13 MAY 1993, 16 GCW TERRITORIES IN FOREST RIDGE PROPERTY; 15 MARCH-17 JUNE 1994, 24 GCW TERRITORIES IN FOREST RIDGE PROPERTY; 9 APRIL-1 JULY 1994, (SITE 78 IN U93DOT05TXUS) 47 GCW TERRITORIES WERE OBSERVED; IN 1996, FOR ENTIRE LOWER BULL CREEK STUDY SITE 41-43 TERRITORIES WITH 19 FEMALES AND 35 JUVENILES OBSERVED IN 13 OF 18 TERRITORIES MONITORED FOR REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS AND ALSO IN 1996, 36 TERRITORIES OBSERVED WITH 27 OF THESE 36 WITHIN UPPER BULL CREEK STUDY SITE; IN 1998, IN THE ST. EDWARDS/3M PLOT CA. 7 TERRITORIES AND IN THE FOREST RIDGE PLOT CA. 7 TERRITORIES; IN 1999, 41 TERRITORIES ENUMERATED, PLUS A TOTAL OF 39 TERRITORIES ON IVANHOE, CANYON CREEK, AND 3M/ST. EDWARDS 100 ACRE CITY OF AUSTIN STUDY PLOTS; IN 2000, 99 TERRITORIES IN BULL CREEK MACROSITE, INCLUDING IVANHOE, 3M/ST. EDWARDS, FOREST RIDGE, AND CANYON CREEK 100 ACRE CITY OF AUSTIN STUDY PLOTS AND ADJACENT AREAS

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

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ABBRUZZESE, CARLO. 2000. 2000 GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER AND BLACK-CAPPED VIREO MONITORING PROGRAM. BALCONES CANYONLANDS PRESERVE. OCTOBER 2000. ABBRUZZESE, C. 1999. 1999 GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER AND BLACK-CAPPED VIREO MONITORING PROGRAM, BALCONES CANYONLANDS PRESERVE. NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION, CITY OF AUSTIN, TEXAS. REPORT DATE: JANUARY, 2000. TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1994. RM 620 PROGRESS REPORT, ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY, 1994. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT. ABBRUZZESE, CARLO. 1996. 1996 GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER SURVEYS -- LOWER BULL CREEK MACROSITE. AUSTIN PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT, NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION, AUGUST 1996. ABBRUZZESE, CARLO. 1996. 1996 GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER SURVEYS -- UPPER BULL CREEK MACROSITE. AUSTIN PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT, NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION. AUGUST, 1996. CITY OF AUSTIN. 1998. 1998 GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER MONITORING PROGRAM. BALCONES CANYONLANDS PRESERVE. DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. GCW MAPPING AND HABITAT DELINEATION PROJECT FOR USFWS.

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT 1991 FIELD PROGRAM.

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1992 FIELD PROGRAM FOR ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED AS SUBPERMITTEES UNDER PRT-676811 AND PRT-67818/701308. HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. 1992. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TEXAS. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT TO USFWS FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES. LOWER COLORADO RIVER AUTHORITY. 1992. LCRA RESOURCE AREAS: RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY RESULTS. 1991-1992. HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. 1991. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. BENSON, R. 1990. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT TO USFWS.

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1990. ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1989 FIELD PROGRAM FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEYS. SUBMITTED TO USFWS. SEXTON, C. 1990. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. 1990. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. SEXTON, C. 1989. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TEXAS. 1991. ANNUAL REPORT TO USFWS FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES. TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1993. RR 620 IMPROVEMENTS FROM DEBBA LANE TO RR 2222. PROGRESS REPORT ON THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS REQUIRED BY THE BIOLOGICAL OPINION OF 18 JUNE 1991. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT. DLS ASSOCIATES. 1994. ANNUAL REPORT 1993 FIELD PROGRAM FOR ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED AS SUBPERMITTEES UNDER PRT-676811 AND PRT-67818/701308. SUBMITTED TO USFWS, REGION 2, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. JANUARY 1994. TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1993. RR 2222 FROM LOOP 360 TO RR 620, 1993 REPORTS. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 26 Eo Id: 1676 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions SOUTH OF HIGHWAY 2769; CA. THREE-QUARTER AIR MILE EAST-NORTHEAST OF CYPRESS CREEK COUNTY PARK; BULLICK HOLLOW, TURKEY CREEK, AND CYPRESS CREEK

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989 Survey Date: 1994-04-30 Last Observation: 1999

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: DLS SURVEY PLOT "PARKE", CYPRESS CREEK PARK, BULLICK HOLLOW, ADDITIONAL CONSULTING ORGANIZATIONS' SURVEY PLOTS Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: MULTIPLE GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER TERRITORIES AND MOLOTHRUS ATER TRAPS (NO TRAPS AFTER 1991 IN THIS AREA); 12 GCW TERRITORIES OBSERVED BETWEEN 17 MARCH AND 19 MAY 1993 IN THE THERIOT PROPERTY; 25 GCW TERRITORIES OBSERVED BETWEEN 22 MARCH AND 20 MAY 1993 IN THE SHELLBURG PROPERTY; 12 GCW TERRITORIES OBSERVED BETWEEN 21 MARCH AND 28 JUNE 1994 IN THE THERIOT PROPERTY; 31 GCW TERRITORIES OBSERVED BETWEEN 17 MARCH AND 13 JUNE 1994 IN THE SHELLBURG PROPERTY AREA; AT SITE 24 (REF. U93DOT05TXUS) 18 GCW TERRITORIES WERE OBSERVED BETWEEN 16 MARCH AND 12 JUNE 1993, 7 OF WHICH PRODUCED 10 YOUNG GCW; AT SITE 76 (REF. U93DOT05TXUS) 29 GCW TERRITORIES WERE OBSERVED BETWEEN 15 APRIL AND 2 JULY 1993, 5 OF WHICH PRODUCED 9 YOUNG GCW; IN 1999, 8 TERRITORIES, 3 FEMALES AND 7 HATCH YEAR YOUNG ON 4 OF THE 8 TERRITORIES

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

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U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE. 1994. MEMO FROM AUSTIN FIELD SUPERVISOR TO REGION 2 DIRECTOR. AUSTIN ECOLOGICAL SERVICES FIELD OFFICE'S 1994 ENDANGERED SPECIES SUBPERMIT REPORT. DECEMBER 8, 1994. TRAVIS COUNTY NATURAL RESOURCES. 1999. 1999 ENDANGERED BIRD SURVEY REPORT. PROJECT NUMBER 0810-99001. UNPUBLISHED REPORT. TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1994. RM 620 PROGRESS REPORT, ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY, 1994. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT. TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1993. RR 620 IMPROVEMENTS FROM DEBBA LANE TO RR 2222. PROGRESS REPORT ON THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS REQUIRED BY THE BIOLOGICAL OPINION OF 18 JUNE 1991. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT. TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1993. RR 2222 FROM LOOP 360 TO RR 620, 1993 REPORTS. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT. DLS ASSOCIATES. 1994. ANNUAL REPORT 1993 FIELD PROGRAM FOR ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED AS SUBPERMITTEES UNDER PRT-676811 AND PRT-67818/701308. SUBMITTED TO USFWS, REGION 2, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. JANUARY 1994. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TEXAS. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT TO USFWS FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES. DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT 1991 FIELD PROGRAM.

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1992 FIELD PROGRAM FOR ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED AS SUBPERMITTEES UNDER PRT-676811 AND PRT-67818/701308. DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. GCW MAPPING AND HABITAT DELINEATION PROJECT FOR USFWS.

LOWER COLORADO RIVER AUTHORITY. 1992. LCRA RESOURCE AREAS: RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY RESULTS. 1991-1992. BENSON, R. 1990. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT TO USFWS.

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1990. ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1989 FIELD PROGRAM FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEYS. SUBMITTED TO USFWS. HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. 1990. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. SEXTON, C. 1990. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. SEXTON, C. 1989. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. WHARTON, ROBERT A., EDWARD G. RILEY, MICHAEL A. QUINN, JAMES B. WOOLLEY, JOSEPH S. SCHAFFNER, AND HORACE R. BURKE. 1996. INVERTEBRATE SPECIES AVAILABLE AS FOOD FOR THE GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER IN ITS NESTING HABITAT. FEBRUARY 1996. 102 PP. REPORT # TX-96/1983-3F.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 31 Eo Id: 4671 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions FROM CA. 1.8 AIR MILES NORTH-NORTHEAST OF FM 1431/TRAILS END ROAD INTERSECTION, INCLUDES PORTIONS OF BEE CAVE HOLLOW, BLOODY HOLLOW, AND BROWN HOLLOW, EXTENDING NORTHWEST FROM SOUTH-SOUTHEAST OF HEINATZ FLAT TO NORTH SIDE OF JESS MAYNARD HILL

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1991 Survey Date: 1991 Last Observation: 1993-06-26

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 17 OBSERVATIONS, PROBABLY TERRITORIES IN 1991; IN 1993, 22 GCW TERRITORIES OBSERVED, 6 OF WHICH PRODUCED 14 YOUNG GCW

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1993. RR 2222 FROM LOOP 360 TO RR 620, 1993 REPORTS. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT. HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. 1991. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 38 Eo Id: 4976 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions FROM SOUTH TO SOUTHWEST OF INTERSECTION OF RR 2222 AND LOOP 620 (FOUR POINTS); SLOPES OF PANTHER HOLLOW DRAINAGE AND UPLANDS NEAR PANTHER HOLLOW HEADWATERS AND UPPER HEADWATERS OF BEAR CREEK

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1988 Survey Date: 1992 Last Observation: 1999

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: DLS SURVEY PLOT "PANTHER HOLLOW"

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: LARGE NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS OVER 2-3 YEARS; OVER 30 TERRITORIES; IN 1999, 20-22 TERRITORIES ON STEINER RANCH PROPERTY, 4 TERRITORIES ON CAMELBACK PROPERTY

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

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LOWER COLORADO RIVER AUTHORITY. 1992. LCRA RESOURCE AREAS: RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY RESULTS. 1991-1992. SWCA, INC. 1999. LETTER TO USFWS RE: 1999 GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER AND BLACK-CAPPED VIREO SURVEY REPORT. 1 DECEMBER 1999. PBS& J. 1999. LETTER TO USFWS RE: ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEYS OF THE CAMELBACK PROPERTY.

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT 1991 FIELD PROGRAM.

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. GCW MAPPING AND HABITAT DELINEATION PROJECT FOR USFWS.

ESPEY, HUSTON AND ASSOCIATES. 1992. RESULTS OF ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEYS IN THE LAKE TRAVIS AREA, TRAVIS AND BURNET COUNTIES. ESPEY, HUSTON AND ASSOCIATES, INC. 1991. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES. SUBMITTED TO USFWS. HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. 1992. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TEXAS. 1991. ANNUAL REPORT TO USFWS FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES. HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. 1990. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. DLS ASSOCIATES. 1990. ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1989 FIELD PROGRAM FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEYS. SUBMITTED TO USFWS. ESPEY, HUSTON AND ASSOCIATES, INC. 1990. ANNUAL REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED RESOURCES. SUBMITTED TO USFWS. SEXTON, C. 1989. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. ESPEY, HUSTON & ASSOCIATES. 1988. RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEYS FOR THE 1988 FIELD SEASON. PERMIT REPORT SUBMITTED TO USFWS. ESPEY, HUSTON & ASSOCIATES. 1989. RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEYS FOR THE 1989 FIELD SEASON. PERMIT REPORT TO USFWS.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 39 Eo Id: 1054 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions ABOUT 2 MILES SOUTH OF RR 2222 AND LOOP 620; SOUTHWEST-FACING SLOPES ON SOUTHERN TIP OF JOLLYVILLE PLATEAU, UPPER REACH OF TRIBUTARIES TO PANTHER HOLLOW

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1992

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: UNSPECIFIED NUMBER OF SIGHTINGS AS INDICATED BY PRESENCE OF SINGING MALES ON 2 DATES IN APRIL AND OTHERS' SURVEYS 1991-1992

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

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DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT 1991 FIELD PROGRAM.

ESPEY, HUSTON AND ASSOCIATES. 1992. RESULTS OF ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEYS IN THE LAKE TRAVIS AREA, TRAVIS AND BURNET COUNTIES. LOWER COLORADO RIVER AUTHORITY. 1992. LCRA RESOURCE AREAS: RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY RESULTS. 1991-1992. HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. 1992. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. ESPEY, HUSTON AND ASSOCIATES, INC. 1991. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES. SUBMITTED TO USFWS.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 43 Eo Id: 3261 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions FROM NORTH OF COMANCHE TRAIL AT HIPPIE HOLLOW SOUTH TO DEFEAT HOLLOW; CA. 1.3 MILES NORTH-NORTHWEST OF CENTER OF MOUTH OF DEFEAT HOLLOW

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1991 Survey Date: 1994-04-05 Last Observation: 1994-04-05

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: INCLUDES SOME AREAS OF BLACK-CAPPED VIREO HABITAT/OBSERVATIONS

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: IN 1992, OVER THREE YEARS OBSERVATIONS; >35 OBSERVATIONS

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

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U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE. 1994. MEMO FROM AUSTIN FIELD SUPERVISOR TO REGION 2 DIRECTOR. AUSTIN ECOLOGICAL SERVICES FIELD OFFICE'S 1994 ENDANGERED SPECIES SUBPERMIT REPORT. DECEMBER 8, 1994. Chamberlain, D.A., S. Kuhl, D. Melton, And T. Schumann. 1995. Rare, Threatened and Endangered Species on Lower Colorado River Authority Lands: Survey Findings and Analysis. Final Report, March 20, 1995. LCRA Environmental Services, Austin, Texas. DLS ASSOCIATES. 1994. ANNUAL REPORT 1993 FIELD PROGRAM FOR ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED AS SUBPERMITTEES UNDER PRT-676811 AND PRT-67818/701308. SUBMITTED TO USFWS, REGION 2, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. JANUARY 1994. HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. 1992. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT 1991 FIELD PROGRAM.

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TEXAS. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT TO USFWS FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES. SEXTON, C. 1991. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. DLS ASSOCIATES. 1990. ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1989 FIELD PROGRAM FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEYS. SUBMITTED TO USFWS. SEXTON, C. 1989. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 70 Eo Id: 1964 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions CA. THREE-QUARTER AIR MILE EAST OF US 183 AND ONE AIR MILE SOUTH OF FM 1431; CEDAR PARK

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2000-03-31 Survey Date: Last Observation: 2000-03-31

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General UPLAND SECOND GROWTH ASHE JUNIPER, CEDAR ELM, LIVE OAK, TEXAS OAK, AND POST OAK Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: ONE SINGING MALE

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

TURNER, COLLIE AND BRADEN, INC. 2000. HABITAT EVALUATION AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY *GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER *BLACK-CAPPED VIREO HABITAT AREAS WITHIN PROPOSED RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR US 183A, WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TEXAS. NOVEMBER 2000.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 108 Eo Id: 2712 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions CA. 2.1 AIR MILES WEST OF CONFLUENCE OF COW FORK BULL CREEK AND WEST BULL CREEK; CA. 3.6-4.1 CREEK MILES UP TURKEY CREEK FROM COLORADO RIVER; ASSOCIATED SLOPES EXTENDING NORTHWEST UP ONTO JOLLYVILLE PLATEAU INCLUDING UPPER REACHES OF BULL CREEK (COW FORK)

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1992 Survey Date: 1992 Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: OVER A TWO YEAR PERIOD, CA. 34 OBSERVATIONS WERE MADE; PROBABLY <> 17 TERRITORIES

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

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HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. 1992. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. DLS ASSOCIATES. 1994. ANNUAL REPORT 1993 FIELD PROGRAM FOR ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED AS SUBPERMITTEES UNDER PRT-676811 AND PRT-67818/701308. SUBMITTED TO USFWS, REGION 2, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. JANUARY 1994. HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. 1991. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. ESPEY, HUSTON AND ASSOCIATES. 1992. RESULTS OF ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEYS IN THE LAKE TRAVIS AREA, TRAVIS AND BURNET COUNTIES. ESPEY, HUSTON AND ASSOCIATES, INC. 1991. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES. SUBMITTED TO USFWS. LOWER COLORADO RIVER AUTHORITY. 1992. LCRA RESOURCE AREAS: RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY RESULTS. 1991-1992.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 120 Eo Id: 424 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions BULL CREEK DISTRICT PARK AND SURROUNDING SLOPES/RAVINES, SPICEWOOD SPRINGS PARK, AND BARROW PRESERVE; CA. 0.2 AIR MILE SOUTHEAST OF SPICEWOOD SPRINGS ROAD/LOOP 360 INTERSECTION

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: 1992 Last Observation: 1992

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: CA. 30 OBSERVATIONS OVER FOUR YEARS

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. 1992. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1992 FIELD PROGRAM FOR ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED AS SUBPERMITTEES UNDER PRT-676811 AND PRT-67818/701308. HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. 1991. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. 1990. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. BENSON, R. 1990. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT TO USFWS.

SEXTON, C. 1989. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 123 Eo Id: 2450 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions SOUTH FORK OF BUTTERCUP CREEK, WEST OF CEDAR PARK; CA. 3.5 AIR MILES NORTHWEST OF RR 620 AND HIGHWAY 183 NORTH INTERSECTION; SOUTHEAST OF LIME CREEK ROAD

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: 1992 Last Observation: 1992

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: FOUR OBSERVATIONS/TERRITORIES

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1992 FIELD PROGRAM FOR ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED AS SUBPERMITTEES UNDER PRT-676811 AND PRT-67818/701308.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 124 Eo Id: 5901 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions NORTH OF FM 2769; CA. 4 AIR MILES NORTH-NORTHWEST OF RR 620/FM 2222 INTERSECTION; CA. 2.4 AIR MILES WEST-NORTHWEST OF FM 2769/RR 620 INTERSECTION

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: 1992 Last Observation: 1992

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: RAVINES AND UPLANDS UTILIZED

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: CA. 21 OBSERVATIONS, CA. 16 TERRITORIES; ADJACENT TO ANOTHER LARGE GCW GROUPING IN LONG HOLLOW CREEK SYSTEM

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. 1992. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TEXAS. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT TO USFWS FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES. BEARDMORE, CAROL. 1992. FIELD NOTES FROM THE 1992 FIELD SEASON.

LOWER COLORADO RIVER AUTHORITY. 1992. LCRA RESOURCE AREAS: RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY RESULTS. 1991-1992.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 127 Eo Id: 3797 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions CA. 1.8 AIR MILES SOUTHEAST OF FOUR POINTS (INTERSECTION OF FM 2222 AND RR 620); SOUTH OF BULL CREEK ROAD ALONG COW FORK OF BULL CREEK

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1989 Survey Date: 1991 Last Observation: 1991

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General RAVINES AND UPLANDS OCCUPIED Description:

Comments: SEPARATED FROM WEST BULL CREEK/BULL CREEK ROAD POPULATION BY A HOUSING DEVELOPMENT, BUT THERE MAY BE SOME IMMIGRATION/EMIGRATION AROUND THE NORTHWEST END OF DEVELOPMENT Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: CA. SIX TERRITORIES

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. 1991. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. SEXTON, C. 1990. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. HORIZON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. 1990. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT ON RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS. SEXTON, C. 1989. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, SUBMITTED TO USFWS.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 128 Eo Id: 6509 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions LONG HOLLOW CREEK SYSTEM, WHELESS TRACT (LCRA), AND WEST TO LAKE TRAVIS; NORTH OF FM 2769; CA. 3.2 AIR MILES NORTHWEST OF INTERSECTION OF FM 2769 AND RR 620

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1992 Survey Date: 1992 Last Observation: 1994-05-10

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General UPLANDS AND RAVINES Description:

Comments: BECOMING QUICKLY ISOLATED BY DEVELOPMENT

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: OVER 100 OBSERVATIONS IN 1992; IN 1993, 15 GCW TERRITORIES OBSERVED IN TNC/LCRA SURVEYED PROPERTY, 15 GCW TERRITORIES OBSERVED IN LCRA PROPERTY; IN 1994, 3 GCW TERRITORIES OBSERVED IN LEHMANN TRACT (TNC) BETWEEN 17 MARCH AND 10 MAY; AT SITE 45 (IN U93DOT05TXUS) 7 GCW TERRITORIES OBSERVED BETWEEN 27 MARCH AND 24 JUNE 1993, 5 OF WHICH PRODUCED 6 YOUNG GCW; IN 1994, 60 GCW TERRITORIES OBSERVED IN WHELESS PRESERVE

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1994. RM 620 PROGRESS REPORT, ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY, 1994. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT. DLS ASSOCIATES. 1994. ANNUAL REPORT 1993 FIELD PROGRAM FOR ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED AS SUBPERMITTEES UNDER PRT-676811 AND PRT-67818/701308. SUBMITTED TO USFWS, REGION 2, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. JANUARY 1994. TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1993. RR 620 IMPROVEMENTS FROM DEBBA LANE TO RR 2222. PROGRESS REPORT ON THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS REQUIRED BY THE BIOLOGICAL OPINION OF 18 JUNE 1991. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT. TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1993. RR 2222 FROM LOOP 360 TO RR 620, 1993 REPORTS. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT. LOWER COLORADO RIVER AUTHORITY. 1992. LCRA RESOURCE AREAS: RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY RESULTS. 1991-1992. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TEXAS. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT TO USFWS FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES. ARNOLD, KEITH. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT TO USFWS RE: ENDANGERED, THREATENED, AND RARE SPECIES INVESTIGATIONS FOR 1992. WHARTON, ROBERT A., EDWARD G. RILEY, MICHAEL A. QUINN, JAMES B. WOOLLEY, JOSEPH S. SCHAFFNER, AND HORACE R. BURKE. 1996. INVERTEBRATE SPECIES AVAILABLE AS FOOD FOR THE GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER IN ITS NESTING HABITAT. FEBRUARY 1996. 102 PP. REPORT # TX-96/1983-3F.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 129 Eo Id: 5211 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions CA. 0.4 AIR MILE SOUTH OF FM 2769/RR 620 INTERSECTION; CA. 1.2 AIR MILES WEST-NORTHWEST OF SPICEWOOD PARKWAY/ANDERSON MILL ROAD INTERSECTION; BULL CREEK

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: 1992 Last Observation: 1992

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: CA. THREE TERRITORIES

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ESPEY, HUSTON AND ASSOCIATES. 1992. RESULTS OF ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEYS IN THE LAKE TRAVIS AREA, TRAVIS AND BURNET COUNTIES.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 130 Eo Id: 5212 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions HEADER CANYONS OF LIME CREEK NORTH AND WEST OF LIME CREEK ROAD; CA. 0.7 AIR MILE NORTH OF NORTHEASTERN-MOST CORNER OF TRAVIS AUDUBON PRESERVE; WEST-SOUTHWEST OF QUARRY NEAR HEAD OF LIME CREEK

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1990 Survey Date: 1992 Last Observation: 1994-06-02

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: THE NUMBERS OF GCW TERRITORIAL DENSITY WERE GREATER IN 1994 THAN 1993 IN ALL TRACTS SURVEYED IN THE CYPRESS CREEK MACROSITE Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: CA. 25 OBSERVATIONS IN 1992; EIGHT GCW TERRITORIES OBSERVED IN 1993 ON THE LIME CREEK PROPERTY; 12 GCW TERRITORIES OBSERVED BETWEEN 17 MARCH-2 JUNE 1994 ON THE LIME CREEK PROPERTY

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1994. RM 620 PROGRESS REPORT, ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY, 1994. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT. TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1993. RR 620 IMPROVEMENTS FROM DEBBA LANE TO RR 2222. PROGRESS REPORT ON THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS REQUIRED BY THE BIOLOGICAL OPINION OF 18 JUNE 1991. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TEXAS. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT TO USFWS FOR RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES. DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. GCW MAPPING AND HABITAT DELINEATION PROJECT FOR USFWS.

BENSON, R. 1990. ANNUAL PERMIT REPORT TO USFWS.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 143 Eo Id: 5016 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions SOUTH OF LIME CREEK ROAD IN FISHER HOLLOW

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1992 Survey Date: 1992 Last Observation: 1994

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: CA. 8 TERRITORIES IN 1992

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Chamberlain, D.A., S. Kuhl, D. Melton, And T. Schumann. 1995. Rare, Threatened and Endangered Species on Lower Colorado River Authority Lands: Survey Findings and Analysis. Final Report, March 20, 1995. LCRA Environmental Services, Austin, Texas. LOWER COLORADO RIVER AUTHORITY. 1992. LCRA RESOURCE AREAS: RARE, THREATENED, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY RESULTS. 1991-1992.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 170 Eo Id: 5166 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions LAKE GEORGETOWN, CEDAR BRAKES PARK; CA. 1.5 AIR MILES SOUTHWEST OF FM 2338/NORTH SAN GABRIEL DAM ROAD INTERSECTION

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: 1992 Last Observation: 1992

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: FOUR TERRITORIES

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1992 FIELD PROGRAM FOR ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED AS SUBPERMITTEES UNDER PRT-676811 AND PRT-67818/701308.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 171 Eo Id: 740 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions JIM HOGG PARK ON NORTH SHORES OF LAKE GEORGETOWN; CA. 1.85 AIR MILES WEST-NORTHWEST OF FM 2338/NORTH SAN GABRIEL DAM ROAD INTERSECTION

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: 1992 Last Observation: 1992

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 3 TERRITORIES

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1992 FIELD PROGRAM FOR ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED AS SUBPERMITTEES UNDER PRT-676811 AND PRT-67818/701308.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 172 Eo Id: 7821 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions LAKE GEORGETOWN, RUSSELL PARK INCLUDING TAYLOR RAY HOLLOW; CA. 2.8 AIR MILES SOUTHEAST OF FM 2338/ROCKY HOLLOW CREEK CROSSING

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1992 Survey Date: 1992 Last Observation: 2001

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: NUMEROUS GCW TERRITORIES IN 1992; IN 1999, 2 TERRITORIES FOUND IN RUSSELL PARK; 2001, 2 TERRITORIES IN RUSSELL PARK

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

SWCA, INC. 1999. LETTER TO USFWS RE: 1999 GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER AND BLACK-CAPPED VIREO SURVEY REPORT. 1 DECEMBER 1999. DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1992 FIELD PROGRAM FOR ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED AS SUBPERMITTEES UNDER PRT-676811 AND PRT-67818/701308. SWCA. 2001. LETTER TO USFWS RE: 2001 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF FEDERAL FISH AND WILDLIFE PERMIT NUMBER TE800611-0. 14 DECEMBER 2001.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 173 Eo Id: 2467 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions LAKE GEORGETOWN, HOGG AND SAWYER HOLLOWS; CA. 0.4 AIR MILE EAST-SOUTHEAST OF SAWYER CEMETERY

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: 1992 Last Observation: 1992

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: MAY BE PART OF CEDAR BREAKS/BRAKES (?) PARK, POSSIBLE ANNEX?

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: NUMEROUS GCW TERRITORIES IN HOLLOWS AND ON FLATS

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1992 FIELD PROGRAM FOR ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED AS SUBPERMITTEES UNDER PRT-676811 AND PRT-67818/701308.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 237 Eo Id: 3026 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions LEANDER REHABILITATION CENTER; SOUTHEAST OF CEDAR PARK

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2000 Survey Date: Last Observation: 2001-05

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General UPLAND OAK-JUNIPER WOODLAND WITH VARYING DEGREES OF CANOPY CLOSURE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: IN 2000, AT LEAST TWO GCW TERRITORIES; IN 2001, ONE GCW OBSERVED

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

TURNER, COLLIE AND BRADEN, INC. 2000. HABITAT EVALUATION AND ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY *GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER *BLACK-CAPPED VIREO HABITAT AREAS WITHIN PROPOSED RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR US 183A, WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TEXAS. NOVEMBER 2000. SWCA. 2001. LETTER TO USFWS RE: 2001 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF FEDERAL FISH AND WILDLIFE PERMIT NUMBER TE800611-0. 14 DECEMBER 2001.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 238 Eo Id: 7564 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions SOUTH OF SOUTH FORK SAN GABRIEL RIVER, CA. 5-6 AIR MILES EAST OF US 183 AND NORTH OF FM 2243

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2001-03 Survey Date: Last Observation: 2001-05

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General GENTLY ROLLING HILLS DISSECTED BY SHALLOW DRAINAGES; ASHE JUNIPER/LIVE OAK WOODLAND Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 6 GCW PRESENT

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

SWCA. 2001. LETTER TO USFWS RE: 2001 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF FEDERAL FISH AND WILDLIFE PERMIT NUMBER TE800611-0. 14 DECEMBER 2001.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 240 Eo Id: 83 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions ON NORTH FORK SAN GABRIEL RIVER JUST BELOW NORTH SAN GABRIEL DAM (LAKE GEORGETOWN)

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2000-03 Survey Date: Last Observation: 2000-04

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General DENSE ASHE JUNIPER/LIVE OAK WOODLAND WITH CLOSED CANOPY AND RELATIVELY OPEN Description: UNDERSTORY

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 1-2 GCW PRESENT

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

SWCA, INC. 2000. SWCA, INC. 2000 GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER AND BLACK-CAPPED VIREO SURVEY REPORTS. FAX TO USFWS. 1 DECEMBER 2000.

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Scientific Name: Setophaga chrysoparia Occurrence #: 243 Eo Id: 2561 Common Name: golden-cheeked warbler Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: E Global Rank: G2 State Rank: S2S3B Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions CA. ONE-HALF AIR MILE NORTH OF NORTH FORK SAN GABRIEL RIVER; EAST OF INTERSECTION OF FM 3405 AND CR 258 (BETWEEN FM 3405 AND CR 258)

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1999-04 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1999-04

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: IDENTIFIED AS BEING ON U.S. CORPS OF ENGINEERS PROPERTY, MANAGED AREA NOT MAPPED

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 2 MALE GCW

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

BLANTON & ASSOCIATES, INC. 2001. LETTER TO MS. KATHY BOYDSTON, WILDLIFE HABITAT PROGRAM, WILDLIFE DIVISION, TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE.

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Scientific Name: Seymeria texana Occurrence #: 34 Eo Id: 10701 Common Name: Texas seymeria Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions St. Edward's Park, along hiking trail on top of limestone bluff on S side of Bull Creek above ponded stretch ca . 0.3 mi W of Spicewood Springs Rd. from a point ca. 2.2 roadmiles N of jct. with Loop 360.

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: 1995-07-30 Last Observation: 1995-07-30

Eo Type: Eo Rank: A Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: Complete label citation: Locally abundant in gravelly clay loam on gentle to moderately steep slope underlain by Walnut Formation limestone, in partial shade of (fairly recently burned?) open Ashe juniper-oak-silktassel woodland, St. Edward's Park, along hiking trail on top of limestone bluff on S side of Bull Creek above ponded stretch ca. 0.3 mi W of Spicewood Springs Rd. from a point ca. 2.2 roadmiles N of jct. with Loop 360, Jollyville Quadrangle, 30o24'12"N, 97o47'32"W; elev. 700-750 ft., 30 Jul 1995, W. R. Carr, P. McNeal and P. Turner 14780 (TEX-LL). Note that this specimen may also be from this general area: Edwards Plateau Lab. I, TSNL, Rathbone, growing out of upper edge of 25' cliff above stream, shaded, Glen Rose limestone, Hartshorne, 29 Aug 1970, Bro. D. Lynch 8046 (SEU). Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: Hundreds of plants observed on 30 July 1995

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

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W. R. Carr, P. McNeal and P. Turner 14780 (TEX-LL).

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Scientific Name: Streptanthus bracteatus Occurrence #: 35 Eo Id: 12689 Common Name: bracted twistflower Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: C

Location Information:

Directions On the west side of Valburn Drive, on average 50 meters off of the road. From the east looking west, this site overlooks Bull Creek District Park. Directions were created by database staff. The directions are generalized as this record consists of multiple observations.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1982-04-30 Survey Date: 2019-05-22 Last Observation: 2019-05-22

Eo Type: Eo Rank: E Eo Rank Date: 2019-05-22

Observed Area:

Comments:

General 30 April 1982: In thickets of cedar elm and Texas ash, etc., in openly wooded hollow between two ridges with Description: patches of grassland and heavy brush on fairly well-drained, relatively deep brown clay loam; 25 May 1988: On steep mesic slope just below ridge top in fairly dry rocky clay loam in ashe juniper- Texas oak woodland with few and varied hardwood species; 18 June 1988: Plants were observed in fairly dry clay loam and humus in cedar woods; 26 April 1989: This site is mostly elm groves and brushy mottes broken up by small cedar brakes and patches of grassland dissected by many dirt roads. This is considered an oak/juniper woodland on Glenrose Limestone with associated species of Ulmus crassifolia, Juniperus ashei, Ilex vomitoria, Rhamnus caroliniana, Forestiera pubescens, and Rhus virens.

Comments: 2001-2013: Seeds collected and accessions made by the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 30 April 1982: There were approximately 20 plants in two small patches in thickets under trees in loamy clay soil in openly wooded hollow between two ridges; 25 May 1988: No plants were found; 18 June 1988: Three small plants were observed; 1989: Approximately 54 individuals were counted on the west face of the ridge top at the northwest end of Valburn Dr.; 26 April 1989: A total of 54 plants were observed in all stages of growth; 8 May 1989: A total of 73 plants were found; 8 June 1989: Three plants were observed. Plants were very weak and feeble; 14 December 1990: A total of 25 to 30 rosettes were observed; 1993: A total of 161 plants were observed; 1994: A total of 116 plants were observed; 1995: A total of 590 plants were observed; 27 May 2015: A total of 18 plants, nine bolting, nine fruiting, and 22 siliques, were observed; 18 May 2016: A total of 267 plants, 3 as rosettes, 126 bolting, 138 fruiting, and 457 siliques, were observed; 17 May 2017: A total of 42 plants, one as a rosette, 19 bolting, 22 fruiting, and 63 siliques, were observed; 15 May 2018: A total of 70 plants, 40 bolting, 30 fruiting, and 67 siliques were observed; 22 May 2019: A total of 171 plants were observed.

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Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Carr, W. R. 1988. Letter of 15 June to Jackie Poole, Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept. botanist, with a summary of observations, localities, and specimens for Streptanthus bracteatus. McNeal, P. H. 1989. Field survey to North Cat Mountain of April 10, 21, 26, and 8 May 1989.

McNeal, Patrick. 1989. Streptanthus bracteatus, Philadelphus ernestii, and Amorpha roemerana in Travis County; a report for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan. Submitted to Texas Natural Heritage Program, Resource Protection Division, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Austin. 59 pages, 35 figures. City of Austin. 2015. Data on Streptanthus bracteatus observations on city property, Austin, Texas.

Carr, William R. 1990. Field survey of 14 December to Valburn site; update of Streptanthus bracteatus 012; report of new occurrence of Tridens buckleyanus 020. City of Austin. 2016. Data on Streptanthus bracteatus observations on city property, Austin, Texas.

Marr, Minette. 2016. Spreadsheet of seed accessions (2001-2013) for Streptanthus bracteatus compiled by the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center. City of Austin. 2017. Data on Streptanthus bracteatus observations on city property, Austin, Texas.

Zippin, David B. 1997. Herbivory and the population biology of a rare annual plant, the bracted twistflower (Streptanthus bracteatus). Ph.D. dissertation. University of Texas at Austin, TX. 265 pp. City of Austin. 2018. Data on Streptanthus bracteatus observations on city property, Austin, Texas.

City of Austin. 2019. Data on Streptanthus bracteatus observations on city property, Austin, Texas.

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Scientific Name: Tartarocreagris texana Occurrence #: 1 Eo Id: 6824 Common Name: Tooth Cave pseudoscorpion Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions TOOTH CAVE, TRAVIS COUNTY

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1965 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General A SMALL LIMESTONE CAVE Description:

Comments: AREA THREATENED BY REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT

Protection FEDERAL ENDANGERED Comments:

Management PROTECT CAVE Comments:

Data:

EO Data: THE TYPE AND ONLY KNOWN LOCALITY OF THIS SMALL CAVE-ADAPTED PSEUDOSCORPION; COLLECTED FROM BENEATH A ROCK IN SILT

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM (BILL), PH.D. 12102 GRIMSLEY DRIVE AUSTIN, TEXAS 78759 PH-512/458-7410

HARTIGAN, PATRICK. 85-02-08. LETTER TO USF& WS REGARDING CAVE FAUNA.

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Tartarocreagris texana Occurrence #: 2 Eo Id: 398 Common Name: Tooth Cave pseudoscorpion Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions AMBER CAVE, TRAVIS COUNTY

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General A SMALL LIMESTONE CAVE Description:

Comments: THREATENED BY URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Protection FEDERAL ENDANGERED Comments:

Management PROTECT CAVE Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM (BILL), PH.D. 12102 GRIMSLEY DRIVE AUSTIN, TEXAS 78759 PH-512/458-7410

REDDELL, JAMES R. CURATOR OF INVERTEBRATES TEXAS MEMORIAL MUSEUM UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN, TX PH-512/471-1075

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Scientific Name: Texamaurops reddelli Occurrence #: 1 Eo Id: 2094 Common Name: Kretschmarr Cave mold beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions TOOTH CAVE, TRAVIS COUNTY

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1965 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General A SMALL LIMESTONE CAVE Description:

Comments: THREATENED BY URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Protection FEDERAL ENDANGERED Comments:

Management PROTECT CAVE Comments:

Data:

EO Data: A RARE, SMALL BEETLE KNOWN FROM THREE CAVES IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA; CAVE ADAPTED, IT IS FOUND UNDER ROCKS BURIED IN SILT; CAVE FAUNA OF REGION IS WELL RESEARCHED

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM (BILL), PH.D. 12102 GRIMSLEY DRIVE AUSTIN, TEXAS 78759 PH-512/458-7410

HARTIGAN, PATRICK. 85-02-08. LETTER TO USF& WS REGARDING CAVE FAUNA.

REDDELL, JAMES R. CURATOR OF INVERTEBRATES TEXAS MEMORIAL MUSEUM UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN, TX PH-512/471-1075 Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Texamaurops reddelli Occurrence #: 2 Eo Id: 5006 Common Name: Kretschmarr Cave mold beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions KRETSCHMARR CAVE, TRAVIS COUNTY

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1965 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General A SMALL LIMESTONE CAVE Description:

Comments: THREATENED BY URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Protection FEDERAL ENDANGERED Comments:

Management PROTECT CAVE Comments:

Data:

EO Data: A VERY SMALL, RARE, BEETLE KNOWN FROM THREE CAVES IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA; CAVE ADAPTED, IT IS FOUND BENEATH ROCKS BURIED IN SILT; LOCAL CAVE FAUNA WELL RESEARCHED

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM (BILL), PH.D. 12102 GRIMSLEY DRIVE AUSTIN, TEXAS 78759 PH-512/458-7410

HARTIGAN, PATRICK. 85-02-08. LETTER TO USF& WS REGARDING CAVE FAUNA.

REDDELL, JAMES R. CURATOR OF INVERTEBRATES TEXAS MEMORIAL MUSEUM UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN, TX PH-512/471-1075 Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Texamaurops reddelli Occurrence #: 3 Eo Id: 10893 Common Name: Kretschmarr Cave mold beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions COFFIN CAVE, IN FLORENCE AREA

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1963-11-03

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General ENTRANCE SHAFT FORMED ALONG VERTICAL JOINT IN THIN-BEDDED LIMESTONE; WATER AT LOWER Description: LEVEL

Comments: CAVE LOCATION MAY BE SENSITIVE, BASED ON LACK OF LOCATIONAL INFORMATION

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: FAUNA LIST EXISTS (SEE SOURCE)

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Texamaurops reddelli Occurrence #: 4 Eo Id: 7641 Common Name: Kretschmarr Cave mold beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions AMBER CAVE, TRAVIS COUNTY

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1965 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General A SMALL LIMESTONE CAVE Description:

Comments: THREATENED BY URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Protection FEDERAL ENDANGERED Comments:

Management PROTECT CAVE Comments:

Data:

EO Data: A SMALL BEETLE, APPARENTLY ENDEMIC TO CAVES IN THIS AREA ONLY; CAVE ADAPTED, USUALLY FOUND BURIED IN SILT BENEATH ROCKS

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM (BILL), PH.D. 12102 GRIMSLEY DRIVE AUSTIN, TEXAS 78759 PH-512/458-7410

HARTIGAN, PATRICK. 85-02-08. LETTER TO USF& WS REGARDING CAVE FAUNA.

REDDELL, JAMES R. CURATOR OF INVERTEBRATES TEXAS MEMORIAL MUSEUM UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN, TX PH-512/471-1075 Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Texamaurops reddelli Occurrence #: 5 Eo Id: 10884 Common Name: Kretschmarr Cave mold beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions OFF CAMPUS CAVE, SOUTHWEST OF GEORGETOWN, WEST OF IH-35 AND SOUTH OF HIGHWAY 2243

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1989-04-08

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General ENTRANCE TO CAVE IS A SINKHOLE Description:

Comments: SEE SOURCE FOR FAUNA LIST AND UTM COORDINATES

Protection FENCE ENTRANCE Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989.

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Scientific Name: Texamaurops reddelli Occurrence #: 6 Eo Id: 7260 Common Name: Kretschmarr Cave mold beetle Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G1G2 State Rank: S1 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions STOVEPIPE CAVE; EAST OF HIGHWAY 620, CA. 1.8 MILES NORTH OF FOUR POINTS

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reddelli Occurrence #: 3 Eo Id: 10902 Common Name: Reddell harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions BONE CAVE, WILLIAMSON COUNTY

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1965 Survey Date: 1989-06-04 Last Observation: 1989

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General A SMALL LIMESTONE CAVE Description:

Comments: ISOLATION, SPECIATION AND HABITAT SPECIALIZATION RESULT IN HIGH ENDEMISM IN THESE ORGANISMS Protection Comments:

Management PROTECT CAVE ENVIRONMENT Comments:

Data:

EO Data: A BLIND, CAVE ADAPTED HARVESTMAN OF SMALL SIZE; IT IS KNOWN FROM ONLY SIX CAVES IN A SMALL REGION NEAR AUSTIN; THE CAVE FAUNA OF THIS AREA IS ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN IN THE COUNTRY

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989. HARTIGAN, PATRICK. 85-02-08. LETTER TO USF& WS REGARDING CAVE FAUNA.

REDDELL, JAMES R. CURATOR OF INVERTEBRATES TEXAS MEMORIAL MUSEUM UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN, TX PH-512/471-1075 ELLIOTT, WILLIAM (BILL), PH.D. 12102 GRIMSLEY DRIVE AUSTIN, TEXAS 78759 PH-512/458-7410

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Scientific Name: Texella reddelli Occurrence #: 7 Eo Id: 7758 Common Name: Reddell harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions JEST JOHN CAVE; CA. 0.35 AIR MILE WESTERLY FROM HIGHWAY 360 AND SPICEWOOD SPRINGS ROAD INTERSECTION, NORTHWEST OF HIGHWAY 360 AND SOUTHWEST OF SPICEWOOD SPRINGS ROAD

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reddelli Occurrence #: 8 Eo Id: 5981 Common Name: Reddell harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions JESTER ESTATES CAVE; ON TOP OF HILL EAST OF WEST BULL CREEK JUST WEST OF RIGHT TURN IN UNIMPROVED ROAD AT 970 ELEVATION MARK

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 1 Eo Id: 955 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions NORTHWEST OF GEORGETOWN; GO CA. 2.8 MILES NORTHWEST ON HIGHWAY 2338 FROM IH-35, CAVE IS CA. 0.2 AIR MILE SOUTH-SOUTHWEST OF ROAD; TEMPLES OF THOR CAVE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993-08-31

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE FAIRLY DRY Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 2 ADULTS AND 1 NYMPH

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R., PH.D. 1993. ECOLOGICAL STUDIES OF THREE CAVES IN WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TEXAS: AUGUST, 1993. SEPTEMBER 30, 1993. ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 2 Eo Id: 8107 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions ROOT CAVE, IN "THE PARKE," 0.5 MILE EAST-NORTHEAST OF FOUR POINTS, INTERSECTION OF 620 AND 2222, ON WEST SIDE OF 620

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 3 Eo Id: 2447 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions NEW COMANCHE TRAIL CAVE, CA. 400 FEET NORTH-NORTHWEST OF RM 620 ON EAST SIDE OF NEW COMANCHE TRAIL

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE, FORMED IN THIN LIMESTONE BEDS Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 4 Eo Id: 324 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions TOOTH CAVE, TRAVIS COUNTY; NORTH OF FOUR POINTS, WEST OF HIGHWAY 620

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General A SMALL LIMESTONE CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 5 Eo Id: 5109 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions BEARD RANCH CAVE; HILLTOP BETWEEN BULL CREEK ROAD AND WEST BULL CREEK CA. 2.4 AIR MILES EAST-SOUTHEAST OF FOUR POINTS

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 6 Eo Id: 3337 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions GALLIFER CAVE; CA. 0.4 AIR MILE NORTH-NORTHWEST OF FOUR POINTS

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 7 Eo Id: 6518 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions MCDONALD CAVE; HILLTOP CA. 0.5 AIR MILE EAST OF CYPRESS CREEK COUNTY PARK

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 8 Eo Id: 1801 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions BEER BOTTLE CAVE; CA. 1.1 AIR MILES SOUTH OF INTERSECTION AT MCNEIL COMMUNITY

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 9 Eo Id: 7846 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions COLD CAVE; CA. 1.7 AIR MILES SOUTH OF INTERSECTION AT MCNEIL COMMUNITY

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 10 Eo Id: 7845 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions FOSSIL CAVE; IN SCHROETER PARK

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

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EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 11 Eo Id: 4824 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions FOSSIL GARDEN CAVE; JUST EAST OF PARMER LANE CA. 0.4 MILE NORTH OF MCNEIL DRIVE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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General CAVE Description:

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Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 12 Eo Id: 3710 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions HOLE-IN-THE-ROAD; ON NORTHEAST SIDE OF PARMER LANE CA. 1.3 MILES SOUTHEAST OF MCNEIL DRIVE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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General CAVE Description:

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Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 13 Eo Id: 4696 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions MCNEIL BAT CAVE; CA. 0.5 AIR MILE SOUTHWEST OF INTERSECTION AT MCNEIL COMMUNITY

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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General CAVE Description:

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Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993. Texas Speleological Survey and Horizon Environmental Services, Inc. 2016. McNeal [McNeil] High School area karst features, July 2016.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 14 Eo Id: 739 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions NO RENT CAVE; ON NORTH SIDE OF MCNEIL DRIVE CA. 0.4 MILE EAST OF PARMER LANE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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General CAVE Description:

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Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993. Texas Speleological Survey and Horizon Environmental Services, Inc. 2016. McNeal [McNeil] High School area karst features, July 2016.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 15 Eo Id: 1973 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions MILLIPED CAVE; NORTH OF MCNEIL DRIVE CA. 0.7 MILE EAST OF PARMER LANE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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General CAVE Description:

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Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993. Texas Speleological Survey and Horizon Environmental Services, Inc. 2016. McNeal [McNeil] High School area karst features, July 2016.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 16 Eo Id: 3438 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions WELDON CAVE; CA. 0.4 AIR MILE NORTH-NORTHEAST OF INTERSECTION OF PARMER LANE AND MCNEIL DRIVE, JUST BELOW COUNTYLINE

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1965-01-07 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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General A SMALL LIMESTONE CAVE Description:

Comments: The 1965 specimen from Weldon Cave was originally described as Texella reddelli (see A67GOO01TXUS). It was later assigned to T. reyesi (see A92UBI01TXUS). The EO was re-mapped based on R16TSS01TXUS, but data was not added/reviewed. EO ID 1909 for Texella reddellii was deleted (19 Oct 2016) and the data and references of that EO were addedd to this EO. Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 7 Jan 1965: A specimen was collected. 11 June 1990: One male, one female, and one juvenile were collected.

Community Information:

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Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993. HARTIGAN, PATRICK. 85-02-08. LETTER TO USF& WS REGARDING CAVE FAUNA.

Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989. Texas Speleological Survey and Horizon Environmental Services, Inc. 2016. McNeal [McNeil] High School area karst features, July 2016. Ubick, Darrell and T.S. Briggs. 1992. The harvestman family . 3. Revision of Texella Goodnight and Goodnight (: ). Texas Memorial Museum, Speleological Monograph 3:155-240. Goodnight, C. J. and M. L. Goodnight. 1967. Opilionids from Texas caves (Opiliones, Phalangodidae). American Museum Novitates 2301:1-8.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 18 Eo Id: 5883 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions WEST RIM CAVE; IN THE VICINITY OF WEST RIM AND BURNEY ROADS; CA. 0.75 AIR MILE NORTH OF INTERSECTION OF FAR WEST ROAD AND MESA DRIVE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

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General CAVE Description:

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Protection Comments:

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Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 30 Eo Id: 4586 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions BECK BAT CAVE; WEST OF ROUND ROCK ON WEST SIDE OF HIGHWAY 620 CA. 0.2 MILE SOUTHWEST OF GREAT OAKS DRIVE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

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Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 31 Eo Id: 3943 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions BECK BLOWING WELL; WEST OF ROUND ROCK; GO SOUTH CA. 0.5 MILE ON HIGHWAY 620 FROM GREAT OAKS DRIVE, TURN RIGHT, GO CA. 0.3 MILE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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General CAVE/WELL Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

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Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 32 Eo Id: 5441 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions BECK HORSE CAVE; WEST OF ROUND ROCK; SOUTH OF GREAT OAKS DRIVE CA. 0.4 MILE WEST OF HIGHWAY 620

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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General CAVE Description:

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Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 33 Eo Id: 2365 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions BECK PRIDE CAVE; WEST OF ROUND ROCK; SOUTH OF GREAT OAKS DRIVE CA. 0.2 MILE WEST OF HIGHWAY 620

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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General CAVE Description:

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Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

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Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 34 Eo Id: 8076 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions BECK RANCH CAVE; WEST OF ROUND ROCK; CA. 0.5 AIR MILE NORTHWEST OF HIGHWAY 620 AND GREAT OAKS DRIVE INTERSECTION

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

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Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 35 Eo Id: 835 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions BECK SEWER CAVE; WEST OF ROUND ROCK; WEST OF HIGHWAY 620 CA. 0.4 MILE NORTH OF GREAT OAKS DRIVE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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General CAVE Description:

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Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

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Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 36 Eo Id: 3711 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions BECK TEX-2 CAVE; WEST OF ROUND ROCK; WEST OF HIGHWAY 620 CA. 0.3 MILE SOUTH OF GREAT OAKS DRIVE

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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General CAVE Description:

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Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

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Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 37 Eo Id: 4853 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions BONE CAVE, WILLIAMSON COUNTY; SOUTHWEST OF GEORGETOWN; SOUTHEAST OF HIGHWAY 2243 CA. 2.0 MILES FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH IH-35

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1965 Survey Date: 1989-06-04 Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

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General A SMALL LIMESTONE CAVE Description:

Comments: SOME SPECIMENS FORMERLY CONSIDERED THE SAME SPECIES AS TEXELLA REDDELLI UNTIL A TAXONOMIC REVISION BY UBICK AND BRIGGS 1992 PLACED MOST OF THE NORTHERN TEXELLA REDDELLI POPULATIONS INTO TEXELLA REYESI; ISOLATION, SPECIATION, AND HABITAT SPECIALIZATION RESULT IN HIGH ENDEMISM IN THESE ORGANISMS Protection Comments:

Management PROTECT CAVE ENVIRONMENT Comments:

Data:

EO Data: A BLIND, CAVE ADAPTED HARVESTMAN OF SMALL SIZE

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Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

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Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993. Ubick, Darrell and T.S. Briggs. 1992. The harvestman family Phalangodidae. 3. Revision of Texella Goodnight and Goodnight (Opiliones: Laniatores). Texas Memorial Museum, Speleological Monograph 3:155-240. Elliott, W.R. and J.R. Reddell. 1989. The status and range of five endangered arthropods from caves in the Austin , Texas, region. Prepared for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. and Texas Nature Conservancy for the Austin Regional Habitat Conservation Plan, Austin, TX. 103 pp. 1 December 1989. ELLIOTT, WILLIAM (BILL), PH.D. 12102 GRIMSLEY DRIVE AUSTIN, TEXAS 78759 PH-512/458-7410

HARTIGAN, PATRICK. 85-02-08. LETTER TO USF& WS REGARDING CAVE FAUNA.

REDDELL, JAMES R. CURATOR OF INVERTEBRATES TEXAS MEMORIAL MUSEUM UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN, TX PH-512/471-1075

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 38 Eo Id: 507 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions BROWN'S CAVE; CA. 3.6 AIR MILES NORTHWEST OF IH-35 AND HIGHWAY 79 INTERSECTION

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First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

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Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 39 Eo Id: 7277 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions CAT HOLLOW CAVE #1; WEST OF HIGHWAY 620 WEST OF ROUND ROCK, CA. 2.2 MILES FROM HIGHWAY 620 AND IH-35 INTERSECTION

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First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

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Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 40 Eo Id: 7276 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions CAT HOLLOW CAVE #2; WEST OF HIGHWAY 620 WEST OF ROUND ROCK, CA. 2.3 MILES FROM HIGHWAY 620 AND IH-35 INTERSECTION

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

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Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 41 Eo Id: 3313 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions COON SCAT CAVE; SOUTHWEST OF GEORGETOWN, SOUTHEAST OF HIGHWAY 2243 CA. 1.1 MILES SOUTHWEST OF HIGHWAY 2243 AND IH-35 INTERSECTION

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

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General CAVE Description:

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Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 42 Eo Id: 7710 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions FLINT WASH CAVE; CA. 1.9 AIR MILES WEST OF INTERSECTION OF IH-35 AND HIGHWAY 79

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

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Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 43 Eo Id: 4555 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions INNER SPACE CAVERN; WEST OF IH-35 AT INTERSECTION WITH HIGHWAY 418

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First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

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Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 44 Eo Id: 1364 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions MAN-WITH-A-SPEAR CAVE; CA. 2.2 MILES SOUTHWEST OF INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAY 2243 AND IH-35, ON NORTH SIDE OF HIGHWAY 2243

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

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General CAVE Description:

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Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 45 Eo Id: 6985 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions OFF CAMPUS CAVE, SOUTHWEST OF GEORGETOWN, WEST OF IH-35 AND SOUTH OF HIGHWAY 2243

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

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General ENTRANCE TO CAVE IS A SINKHOLE Description:

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Protection Comments:

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Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 46 Eo Id: 3766 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions ON CAMPUS CAVE; CA. 0.9 AIR MILE SOUTHWEST OF INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAY 2243 AND IH-35

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 47 Eo Id: 6507 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions STEAM CAVE; CA. 1.0 AIR MILE SOUTH-SOUTHWEST OF INTERSECTION OF IH-35 AND HIGHWAY 2243

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 48 Eo Id: 5134 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions STEP-DOWN CAVE; CA. 3.8 AIR MILES NORTHWEST OF HIGHWAY 79 AND IH-35 INTERSECTION

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 49 Eo Id: 1769 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions FLAT ROCK CAVE; CA. 1.6 MILES WEST OF IH-35 ON HIGHWAY 29

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 50 Eo Id: 1768 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions LOBO'S LAIR; SOUTH OF HIGHWAY 29 CA. 1.8 MILES WEST OF IH-35

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 51 Eo Id: 5729 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions PUSSY CAT CAVE; CA. 5.8 MILES NORTHWEST ON HIGHWAY 2338 FROM IH-35, THEN CA. 1.4 AIR MILES SOUTHWEST ON SLOPE OF TRIBUTARY TO OX HOLLOW

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 52 Eo Id: 2599 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions RED CREVICE; CA. 2.9 MILES NORTHWEST ON HIGHWAY 2338 FROM IH-35, SOUTHWEST OF ROAD

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE/CREVICE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 53 Eo Id: 7340 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions SIERRA VISTA CAVE; CA. 0.7 AIR MILE SOUTHWEST OF INTERSECTION OF IH-35 AND HIGHWAY 2243

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 54 Eo Id: 617 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions SORE-PED CAVE; CA. 1.3 AIR MILES NORTHWEST OF INTERSECTION OF IH-35 AND HIGHWAY 195; BETWEEN HIGHWAY 195 AND BERRY CREEK

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 55 Eo Id: 300 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions TEXELLA CAVE; CA. 1.9 AIR MILES WEST OF INTERSECTION OF IH-35 AND HIGHWAY 195

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 56 Eo Id: 6115 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions WATERFALL CANYON CAVE; CA. 1.3 MILE WEST ON HIGHWAY 29 FROM IH-35, NORTH OF ROAD

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 57 Eo Id: 3080 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions 'S RATTLESNAKE CAVE; CA. 1.7 MILES WEST OF IH-35 ON HIGHWAY 29, THEN CA. 0.4 AIR MILE SOUTH OF HIGHWAY

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 58 Eo Id: 7115 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions LAKELINE CAVE; CA. 0.5 AIR MILE WEST OF INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAYS 183 AND 620

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 59 Eo Id: 1079 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions STALAGROOT CAVE; CA. 6.0 MILES EAST ON HIGHWAY 29 FROM SEWARD JUNCTION, SOUTH OF ROAD

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 60 Eo Id: 1078 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions UNDERLINE CAVE; CA. 0.5 AIR MILE NORTHWEST OF INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAYS 183 AND 620

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General CAVE Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data:

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

ELLIOTT, WILLIAM R. AND JAMES R. REDDELL. 1993. TABLE OF ENDANGERED CAVE INVERTEBRATES IN TRAVIS AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES. JULY 12, 1993.

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Scientific Name: Texella reyesi Occurrence #: 61 Eo Id: 8760 Common Name: Bone Cave harvestman Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G2G3 State Rank: S2 Federal Status: LE

Location Information:

Directions NEAR SH 195, 6 MILES NORTHWEST OF ITS INTERSECTION WITH IH-35 NORTH OF GEORGETOWN

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2001-03-15 Survey Date: Last Observation: 2001-06-05

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General SEE VENI REPORT FOR CAVE DESCRIPTIONS Description:

Comments: SEE ALSO EOR'S BATRISODES TEXANUS 005 AND INVERTEBRATE CAVE 032

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 5 SPECIMENS COLLECTED; ONE EACH FROM BUZZARD FEATHER CAVE, COBB DRAIN CAVE, COKE BOX CAVE, HOURGLASS CAVE, RATTLESNAKE INN CAVE

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 2002. ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR SH195 FROM IH-35 TO FM2670 IN WILLIAMSON COUNTY, CSJ:0440-02-010. LETTERS DATED JUNE 24 AND DECEMBER 18, 2002. VENI, GEORGE AND ASSOCIATES. 2001. HYDROGEOLOGIC AND BIOLOGICAL EVALUATION FOR CAVES AND KARST FEATURES ALONG STATE HIGHWAY 195, WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TEXAS. PREPARED FOR HICKS AND COMPANY. 16 NOVEMBER 2001.

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Scientific Name: Thamnophis sirtalis annectens Occurrence #: 11 Eo Id: 6167 Common Name: Texas garter snake Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G5T4 State Rank: S1 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions 1 MILE EAST OF AUSTIN, CAPTAIN ALDRICH'S PLACE

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1942-05-28 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1946-04-18

Eo Type: Eo Rank: H Eo Rank Date: 2006-12-07

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: UNDER LOG IN CREEK BOTTOM AT 1600 SUNNY DAY 94 DEGREES F.; UNDER BARK 1915 SUNNY DAY 90 DEGREES F.; UNDER ROCKS CREEK BOTTOM 1630 SUNNY DAY 75 DEGREES F.; UNDER ROTTEN LOG 1830 SUNNY DAY 92 DEGREES F.; UNDER LOGS AND ROCKS NEAR CREEK 1535-1630 SUNNY DAY WITH 4 MPH SOUTH WIND 79 DEGREES F.

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

BROWN, L.M. 1946. SPECIMEN # BCB 3039, 18 APRIL 1946. SPECIMEN COLLECTION, STRECKER MUSEUM. SMU.

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BROWN, L.M. 1942. SPECIMEN # BCB 3027-8. 3 AUG 1942. STRECKER MUSEUM. SMU. (S42BROSMTXUS)

BROWN, L.M. 1942. SPECIMEN # BCB 3032. 28 MAY 1942. STRECKER MUSEUM. SMU. (S42BROSMTXUS)

BROWN, L.M. 1943. SPECIMEN # BCB 3029-31. 17 MAR 1943. STRECKER MUSEUM. SMU. (S43BROSMTXUS)

BROWN, L.M. 1946. SPECIMEN # BCB 3034-8. 24 FEB 1946. STRECKER MUSEUM. SMU. (S46BROSMTXUS)

BROWN, L.M. 1946. SPECIMEN # BCB 3039, 18 APRIL 1946. SPECIMEN COLLECTION, STRECKER MUSEUM. SMU. (S46BROSMTXUS) Baylor University, Bryce C. Brown Collection at Strecker Museum. 1942. L.M. Brown, Catalog # 3027, 3028 BCB, SM. 3 August 1942. Baylor University, Bryce C. Brown Collection at Strecker Museum. 1942. L.M. Brown, Catalog # 3032 BCB, SM. 28 May 1942.

Baylor University, Bryce C. Brown Collection at Strecker Museum. 1943. L.M. Brown, Catalog # 3029-3031 BCB, SM. 17 March 1943. Baylor University, Bryce C. Brown Collection at Strecker Museum. 1946. L.M. Brown, Catalog # 3034-3038 BCB, SM. 23 February 1946. Baylor University, Bryce C. Brown Collection at Strecker Museum. 1946. L.M. Brown, Catalog # 3039 BCB, SM. 18 April 1946.

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Scientific Name: Tridens buckleyanus Occurrence #: 7 Eo Id: 2528 Common Name: Buckley tridens Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S3S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions ABOUT 8 MILES NORTH OF UNIV. OF TEXAS CAMPUS, ON THE CUESTA OF THE AUSTIN CHALK FORMATION, JUST IN FRONT OF THE WALNUT CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1981 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1981-10-07

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area: 1.00

Comments:

General OAK-JUNIPER SCRUB Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: UNCOMMON; IN FRUIT

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium. 1981. Marshall C. Johnston (s.n.) and Andrew McDonald, Specimen # none TEX. 7 October 1981.

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Scientific Name: Tridens buckleyanus Occurrence #: 16 Eo Id: 5432 Common Name: Buckley tridens Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S3S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions ALONG VEHICLE TRAIL, 500-600 FEET NORTHWEST OF LOOP 360, 0.1 MILE SOUTHWEST OF NORTH BRANCH OF SPICEWOOD SPRINGS ROAD

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1982 Survey Date: 1982-11-20 Last Observation: 1982-11-20

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date: 1982-11-20

Observed Area:

Comments:

General SHALLOW DRY CLAYEY ROCKY SOIL ON UNSHADED LIMESTONE UPLAND Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: COMMON

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

Southern Methodist University Herbarium. 1982. W.R. Carr #4530, Specimen # none SMU. 20 November 1982.

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Scientific Name: Tridens buckleyanus Occurrence #: 17 Eo Id: 2895 Common Name: Buckley tridens Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S3S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions TOP OF NORTH-FACING SHEER CLIFF, SOUTH BANK BULL CREEK, CA. 0.8 AIR MILE EAST-NORTHEAST OF JUNCTION OF LOOP 360 AND LAKEWOOD DRIVE

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1982 Survey Date: 1982-10-23 Last Observation: 1982-10-23

Eo Type: Eo Rank: C Eo Rank Date: 1982-10-23

Observed Area:

Comments:

General SHALLOW, WELL DRAINED ROCKY CLAY SOIL OVER LIMESTONE, IN PARTIAL SHADE OF JUNIPERS, Description: OAKS

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: FEW SCATTERED PLANTS

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Specimen:

SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY HERBARIUM. 1982. W.R. CARR #4444, SPECIMEN # NONE SMU. 23 OCTOBER 1982.

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Scientific Name: Tridens buckleyanus Occurrence #: 47 Eo Id: 12468 Common Name: Buckley tridens Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3G4 State Rank: S3S4 Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions Stenis Tract, City of Austin Water & Wastewater Dept. (Prop 2); lower slope on E bank of Bull Creek ca. 500 ft. E of Spicewood Springs Rd. ca. 0.15 - 0.3 airmiles N of Loop 360 bridge.

Survey Information:

First Observation: 2000-10-12 Survey Date: 2000-10-12 Last Observation: 2000-10-12

Eo Type: Eo Rank: BC Eo Rank Date: 2000-10-15

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Juniper-oak woodland on shallow stony clay on lower part of steep, fairly dry, W-facing slope of Glen Rose Description: Limestone just above floodplain. Associates include Juniperus ashei, Nolina lindheimeriana, Dichanthelium oligosanthes, Quercus fusiformis.

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 2000-10-12: 18 plants, GPS readings: 3 plants at N3023.153, W09746.207 (+/- 27.2 ft.); 15 plants between N3023.239, W09746.216 (+/- 26.2 ft.) and N3023.252, W09746.228 (+/- 35.8 ft.).

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

Carr, W.R. (19166). (19166). 2000. Specimen # none. TEX-LL.

Specimen:

Carr, W.R. (19166). (19166). 2000. Specimen # none. TEX-LL. (S00CARTXTXUS)

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Scientific Name: Vireo atricapilla Occurrence #: 39 Eo Id: 6884 Common Name: black-capped vireo Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3B Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions SMALL HILL ON EAST SIDE OF BULL CREEK, ABOUT 0.4 MILE NORTH OF THE JUNCTION OF BULL CREEK ROAD AND LOOP 360

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1985 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1985-05

Eo Type: Eo Rank: D Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General DISTURBED JUNIPER-OAK WOODLAND; MIXED LOW SHRUBS Description:

Comments: UNDER DEVELOPMENT; CHECK AREA

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: TWO SINGING MALES NOTED IN MAY, 1985; SUITABLE HABITAT FOR VIREOS NOTED IN THE AREA

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

SEXTON, C. W. 1986. DRAFT STATUS OF THE BLACK-CAPPED VIREO IN THE AUSTIN, TEXAS AREA - 1985. UNPUBLISHED REPORT. 27 PP.

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Scientific Name: Vireo atricapilla Occurrence #: 40 Eo Id: 6886 Common Name: black-capped vireo Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3B Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions AN IRREGULAR AREA EXTENDING CA. 1 MILE SOUTH AND 2 MILES WEST AND NORTH FROM JUNCTION OF FM 2222 AND FM 620 (FOUR POINTS)

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1985 Survey Date: 1994-04-30 Last Observation: 1999-SPRG

Eo Type: Eo Rank: B Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area: 640.00

Comments:

General ASHE JUNIPER-LIVE OAK WOODLAND, CONTROLLED FOR JUNIPER IN PAST; BECOMING MORE URBAN Description: IN CHARACTER

Comments: A RAPIDLY DEVELOPING AREA, OUTER LOOP PLANNED; CA. 80 ACRES OF AN UPLAND PORTION OF THE CORTANA TRACT WAS MANAGED FOR VIREO HABITAT IN WINTER 1995 Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: 18 TERRITORIAL MALES WERE OBSERVED IN THIS AREA IN 1985; MORE SEEN IN 1987; MORE OBSERVED IN 1991; DENSITY OF TERRITORIES IS NEAR THAT OF HIGHEST KNOWN: WILD BASIN; ONE BCV WAS BANDED ON MAY 10, 1993; NO BCV'S WERE RECORDED IN TOM HUGHES PARK BETWEEN 5 APRIL AND 29 JUNE 1994; DLS STAFF LOCATED ONE BCV 1600 FEET NORTH OF PARK; 2 BCV'S OBSERVED ON APRIL 14, 1994 IN THE LUCAS TRACT; 1 BCV OBSERVED ON 27 MAY 1994 IN THE THERIOT TRACT; 2 BCV'S OBSERVED BETWEEN 4 APRIL AND 27 JUNE 1994 IN THE RIVER PLACE PROPERTY; 1 BCV OBSERVED BETWEEN 4 APRIL AND 5 JULY 1994 AT THE CORTANA TRACT; 1 BCV PRESENT ON GRANDVIEW HILLS PROPERTY IN 1999; 3 TERRITORIAL MALES OBSERVED IN 2000 ON CORTANA TRACT, AT LEAST ONE WAS MATED AND PRODUCED TWO YOUNG

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

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Citation:

SEXTON, C. W. 1986. DRAFT STATUS OF THE BLACK-CAPPED VIREO IN THE AUSTIN, TEXAS AREA - 1985. UNPUBLISHED REPORT. 27 PP. U87SDH01TXUS - Created by EO conversion

WAHL, C.R. NO DATE. TEXAS NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM.

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT 1991 FIELD PROGRAM.

U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE. 1994. MEMO FROM AUSTIN FIELD SUPERVISOR TO REGION 2 DIRECTOR. AUSTIN ECOLOGICAL SERVICES FIELD OFFICE'S 1994 ENDANGERED SPECIES SUBPERMIT REPORT. DECEMBER 8, 1994. TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1993. RR 620 IMPROVEMENTS FROM DEBBA LANE TO RR 2222. PROGRESS REPORT ON THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS REQUIRED BY THE BIOLOGICAL OPINION OF 18 JUNE 1991. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT. TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1994. RM 620 PROGRESS REPORT, ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY, 1994. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT. Chamberlain, D.A., S. Kuhl, D. Melton, And T. Schumann. 1995. Rare, Threatened and Endangered Species on Lower Colorado River Authority Lands: Survey Findings and Analysis. Final Report, March 20, 1995. LCRA Environmental Services, Austin, Texas. SWCA, INC. 1999. LETTER TO USFWS RE: 1999 GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER AND BLACK-CAPPED VIREO SURVEY REPORT. 1 DECEMBER 1999. ABBRUZZESE, CARLO. 2000. 2000 GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER AND BLACK-CAPPED VIREO MONITORING PROGRAM. BALCONES CANYONLANDS PRESERVE. OCTOBER 2000.

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Scientific Name: Vireo atricapilla Occurrence #: 105 Eo Id: 885 Common Name: black-capped vireo Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3B Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions CA. 1.4 AIR MILES SOUTHWEST OF JUNCTION OF HIGHWAYS 2769 AND 620; CA. 2.9 AIR MILES NORTH-NORTHWEST OF FOUR POINTS INTERSECTION; PLATEAU TOP AND ASSOCIATED SLOPES INTO CREEK DRAINAGES

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1991 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1994-07-11

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: AT LEAST 12 TERRITORIES; GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLERS IN THIS LOCATION AS WELL; A TOTAL OF 20 MALES WERE BANDED JUNE 2 - JULY 5, 1993; ALSO 2 FEMALE BCV'S WERE BANDED; 27 BCV TERRITORIES OBSERVED IN THE PARKE TRACT IN 1994 BETWEEN APRIL 4 AND JULY 11

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT 1991 FIELD PROGRAM.

TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1994. RM 620 PROGRESS REPORT, ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY, 1994. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT. TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1993. RR 620 IMPROVEMENTS FROM DEBBA LANE TO RR 2222. PROGRESS REPORT ON THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS REQUIRED BY THE BIOLOGICAL OPINION OF 18 JUNE 1991. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT.

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Scientific Name: Vireo atricapilla Occurrence #: 106 Eo Id: 8074 Common Name: black-capped vireo Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3B Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions CA. 0.6 MILE NORTHWEST OF JUNCTION OF SPICEWOOD SPRINGS ROAD AND HIGHWAY 360; CA. 4.6 MILES EAST-SOUTHEAST OF FOUR POINTS INTERSECTION; SOUTH-SOUTHWEST-FACING SLOPE

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1991 Survey Date: 1991 Last Observation: 1993

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLERS ALSO IN AREA

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: NO BCV'S RECORDED IN 1993; NO BCV'S RECORDED IN 1994 IN FOREST RIDGE PROPERTY

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

DLS ASSOCIATES. 1992. ANNUAL REPORT 1991 FIELD PROGRAM.

TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1993. RR 620 IMPROVEMENTS FROM DEBBA LANE TO RR 2222. PROGRESS REPORT ON THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS REQUIRED BY THE BIOLOGICAL OPINION OF 18 JUNE 1991. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT. TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1994. RM 620 PROGRESS REPORT, ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY, 1994. AUSTIN DISTRICT, TXDOT.

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Scientific Name: Vireo atricapilla Occurrence #: 170 Eo Id: 2761 Common Name: black-capped vireo Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3B Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions CA. 2 MILES NORTHWEST OF HIGHWAY 360 UP BULL CREEK AND SPICEWOOD SPRINGS ROAD, SOUTH RANCH ROAD; CA. 3 AIR MILES NORTHWEST OF ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL; CA. 3.5 AIR MILES SOUTH-SOUTHEAST OF WESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1989

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: A COMPILATION OF 1989 FIELD WORK INDICATED THAT THERE WERE AN ESTIMATED 66-67 TERRITORIES OF BLACK-CAPPED VIREOS KNOWN IN WESTERN TRAVIS COUNTY; AT CAREFULLY MONITORED COLONIES, POPULATIONS HAVE DROPPED SIGNIFICANTLY IN RECENT YEARS DUE TO POOR RECRUITMENT ATTRIBUTED MAINLY TO COWBIRD PARASITISM Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: FROM ONE TO THREE TERRITORIES SINCE 1985

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

SEXTON, C.W., G.L. LASLEY, J.A. GRZYBOWSKI, AND R.B. CLAPP. 1989. DISTRIBUTION AND STATUS OF THE BLACK-CAPPED VIREO IN TEXAS.

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Scientific Name: Vireo atricapilla Occurrence #: 171 Eo Id: 6769 Common Name: black-capped vireo Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3B Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions CA. 1 AIR MILE NORTHEAST OF HIGHWAYS 360 AND 2222 JUNCTION, CA. 0.5 MILE EAST OF BULL CREEK PARK; CA. 1.5 AIR MILES NORTHWEST FROM MURCHISON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1989

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: A COMPILATION OF 1989 FIELD WORK INDICATED THAT THERE WERE AN ESTIMATED 66-67 TERRITORIES OF BLACK-CAPPED VIREOS KNOWN IN WESTERN TRAVIS COUNTY; AT CAREFULLY MONITORED COLONIES, POPULATIONS HAVE DROPPED SIGNIFICANTLY IN RECENT YEARS DUE TO POOR RECRUITMENT ATTRIBUTED MAINLY TO COWBIRD PARASITISM Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: FROM ONE TO THREE TERRITORIES SINCE 1985

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

SEXTON, C.W., G.L. LASLEY, J.A. GRZYBOWSKI, AND R.B. CLAPP. 1989. DISTRIBUTION AND STATUS OF THE BLACK-CAPPED VIREO IN TEXAS.

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Scientific Name: Vireo atricapilla Occurrence #: 172 Eo Id: 5125 Common Name: black-capped vireo Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3B Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions DIRECTLY WEST CA. 1.5 AIR MILES OF HIGHWAYS 360 AND 2222 JUNCTION ABOVE COLDWATER CREEK, AND SOUTH OF COW FORK BULL CREEK; CA. 4.5 AIR MILES NORTH-NORTHEAST OF HIGHWAYS 360 AND 2244 JUNCTION

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1989

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: A COMPILATION OF 1989 FIELD WORK INDICATED THAT THERE WERE AN ESTIMATED 66-67 TERRITORIES OF BLACK-CAPPED VIREOS KNOWN IN WESTERN TRAVIS COUNTY; AT CAREFULLY MONITORED COLONIES, POPULATIONS HAVE DROPPED SIGNIFICANTLY IN RECENT YEARS DUE TO POOR RECRUITMENT ATTRIBUTED MAINLY TO COWBIRD PARASITISM Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: FROM ONE TO THREE TERRITORIES SINCE 1985

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

SEXTON, C.W., G.L. LASLEY, J.A. GRZYBOWSKI, AND R.B. CLAPP. 1989. DISTRIBUTION AND STATUS OF THE BLACK-CAPPED VIREO IN TEXAS.

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Scientific Name: Vireo atricapilla Occurrence #: 173 Eo Id: 3276 Common Name: black-capped vireo Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3B Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions EAST OF WINDY POINT CA. 1 AIR MILE; CA. 2 AIR MILES NORTH-NORTHEAST OF MANSFIELD DAM; WEST OF COMANCHE TRAIL ROAD

Survey Information:

First Observation: Survey Date: Last Observation: 1989

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments: A COMPILATION OF 1989 FIELD WORK INDICATED THAT THERE WERE AN ESTIMATED 66-67 TERRITORIES OF BLACK-CAPPED VIREOS KNOWN IN WESTERN TRAVIS COUNTY; AT CAREFULLY MONITORED COLONIES, POPULATIONS HAVE DROPPED SIGNIFICANTLY IN RECENT YEARS DUE TO POOR RECRUITMENT ATTRIBUTED MAINLY TO COWBIRD PARASITISM Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: FROM 15 TO 29 TERRITORIES SINCE 1985

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

SEXTON, C.W., G.L. LASLEY, J.A. GRZYBOWSKI, AND R.B. CLAPP. 1989. DISTRIBUTION AND STATUS OF THE BLACK-CAPPED VIREO IN TEXAS.

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Scientific Name: Vireo atricapilla Occurrence #: 265 Eo Id: 5683 Common Name: black-capped vireo Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3B Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions STEINER RANCH; CA. 0.4 MILE SOUTH OF RR 620 AND CA. 1.5 AIR MILES WEST OF BULL CREEK ROAD; WEST OF PANTHER HOLLOW

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1999 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1999

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: ONE BCV TERRITORY

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

SWCA, INC. 1999. LETTER TO USFWS RE: 1999 GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER AND BLACK-CAPPED VIREO SURVEY REPORT. 1 DECEMBER 1999.

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Scientific Name: Vireo atricapilla Occurrence #: 273 Eo Id: 4560 Common Name: black-capped vireo Track Status: Track all extant and selected historical EOs Identification Confirmed: Y - Yes TX Protection Status: Global Rank: G3 State Rank: S3B Federal Status:

Location Information:

Directions CA. 1.5 MILES SOUTHEAST OF FOUR POINTS COMMUNITY (INTERSECTION OF RR 2222 AND RR 620); CA. 0.2 MILE SOUTH OF RR 2222 (BULL CREEK ROAD); NORTH OF COWFORK BULL CREEK

Survey Information:

First Observation: 1992 Survey Date: Last Observation: 1992

Eo Type: Eo Rank: Eo Rank Date:

Observed Area:

Comments:

General Description:

Comments:

Protection Comments:

Management Comments:

Data:

EO Data: IN 1992, ONE UNPAIRED BCV TERRITORY NOTED

Community Information:

Scientific Name: Stratum: Dominant: Lifeform: Composition Note:

Reference:

Citation:

TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1992. 1992 GOLDEN-CHEEKED WARBLER SURVEY RR 2222 FROM LOOP 360 TO RR 620, TRAVIS COUNTY, TEXAS.

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