DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 315 NR27

Chapter NR 27

ENDANGERED AND THREATENED SPECIES

NR 27.01 Definitions NR 27 .05 Permits for endangered and NR 27.02 Scope end applicability threatened species NR 27.03 Department list NR 27 .06 Exceptions to permit require­ NR 27.04 Revision of Wisconsin endan­ ments gered and threatened species NR 27.07 Severability lists

Note: Chapter NR 27 es it existed on September 30, 1979 was repealed and a new chapter NR 27 was created effective October 1, 1979. NR 27.01 Definitions. As used in this chapter: (1) "Department" means the Wisconsin department of natural re­ sources. (2) "Department list" means the U.S. list of endangered and threatened foreign and native species, and the Wisconsin list of endan­ gered and threatened species. (3) "ENS" means the Office of Endangered and Nongame Species, Department of Natural Resources, Box 7921, Madison, WI 53707. (4) "Take" means shooting, shooting at, pursuing, hunting, catching or killing any wild ; or the cutting, rooting up, severing, injuring, destroying, removing, or carrying away any wild plant. Hlotory: Cr. Register, September, 1979, No. 285, eff. 10-1-79. NR 27.02 Scope and applicability. This chapter contains rules nec­ essary to implement s. 29.415, Stats., and operate in conjunction with that statute to govern the taking, transportation, possession, processing or sale of any wild animal or wild plant specified by the department's lists of endangered and threatened wild and wild plants. Hlotory: Cr. Register, September, 1979, No. 285, eff. 10-1-79. NR 27.03 Department list. (1) U.S. foreign and native endangered and threatened species list.

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(a) MAMMALS 1. Anoa Bubalus depressicornis E 2. Anoa, mountain Bubalus quarlesi Indonesia E 3. Anteater, scaly Manis temmincki Africa E 4. Antelope, Bontebok dorcas dorcas South Africa E 5. Antelope, giant sable Hippotragus niger Angola E uariani 6. Antelope, Mongolian Saiga tatarica mongolica Mongolia E saiga 7. Argeli Ovis ammon hodgsoni Chine (Tibet) E 8. Armadillo, giant Priodontes giNanteus and E Guyana to 9. Armadillo, pink fairy Chiamyphorus truncatus Argentina E Register, September, 1980, No. 297 316 WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE NR 27

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I 0. Aoe, African wild asinus Somalia, Sudan, E Ethiopia ll. Ase, Asian wild Equus hemionus Southwestern and E Central Asia 12. Avahie Auahi opp. (ell species) Malagasy Republic E 13. Aye-Aye Daubentonia Malagasy Republic E madaga$carien~is 14. Babiroueso Babyruusa babyr:ussa Indonesia E 16. Bandicoot, barred Perameles bougain11;110 ~ · I ralia E 16. Bandicoot, desert Perameles eremiana E 17. Bandicoot, lesser Macrotis leucura Auatralia E 18. Bandicoot, pig-footed Chaeropus escaudatus Australia E 19. Bendicoot, rabbit Macrotis lagatis Australia E 20. Banteng banteng E 21. Bet, grey Myotio grisescens Central and South- E eastern USA 22. Bet, Hawaiian hoary Lasiurus cinereus USA (Hawaii) E semotus 23. , Indian~ Myotis •odalis J4~astern and Mid~ E dlewestern USA 24. Beer, brown Ursus arctos pruinosus Chine (Tibet) E 25. Bear, brown Ursus orctos Hola retie E 26. Bear, brown or grizzly Ursus orctu,'f lwrribilis Holerctic, USA T 27. Bear. Mexican grizzly Ursua orctos nelsoni Mexico E 28. Beaver Castor fiber birulai Mongolia E 29. Bison, wood Bison bi,(jon athabascue Canada E 30. Bobcat rufus escu.ninapaP Central Mexico E 31. Camel, Bectrien Camelus bnctrinnus Mongolia. China E 32. , Andean Felis jacobita Chile, , , El Argentina 33. Cat, Black-footed Felis nigripes E 34. Cat, flat-headed Fe/is planiceps Malaysia E 36. Cat, Fe/is ben11alensis Eastern Asin E bengalensis 36. Cat, marbled Felis marmorata Nepal, Burma, Malay­ E sia, Indonesia 37. Cat, Temminck'o Felis temmincki China (Tibet) Malay­ E sia, (Sumatra) 38. Cat, tiger Felis tigrina Costa Rice to North­ E ern South America 39. Chamois, Apennine Rupicapra rupicapra Italy E ornata 40. Acinanyx jubatu.bus, Zanoibar red Colobus kirkii Tanzania E 47. Cougar, eastern Felis concolor couguar Eastern North E America 48. Deer, Bawean Axis porcinus kuhli lndoneRia F: 49. Deer, Cedros Island mule Odocoileu.'i hemionus Mexico E cedro.'> ensus 50. Deer. Columbian white ~ Odocoileus uirginianus USA (WA.OR) R taile

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53. Deer, key Odocoileus virginianu~ USA (FL) E clauium 54. Deer, marah Blastocerus dichotomus Argentina., , E , 55. Deer, McNeill'e Ceruus elaphus macneilli China E 56. Deer, musk Mo.9chus moschiferus Southcentral Asia E moschiferus 57. Deer, pampaa Ozotocel"as bezoarcticus Brazil, Paraguay, Uru- E guay, Argentina 58. Deer, Persian falluw Dama dama Iraq, Iran E mesopotomica 59. Deer, Philippine Axis calamianen.sis Philippines E 60. Deer, swamp Ceruus duuauceli India, Nepal E 61. Dibbler Antechinus apicalis Australia E 62. Dog, Asiatic wild Cuon alpinus Soviet Union, India E 63. Drill Papio leucophaeus Western Cameroon. E eastern Nigeria 64. Dugong dugon ~;ast Africa to Ryukyu E Islands including USA (Trust territories) 65. Elephant, African Loxodonta africana Africa T 66. Elephant, Asian Elephas maximus lndie, Burma, Laos, E Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia, Sri Lenka, Vietnam 67. Ferret, black-footed Mustela nigripes USA (Western), E Western Canada 68. Forester, Tasmanian Macropus giganteus Australia E tasmanien.'iis 69. Fox, Northern swift. velox hebes USA (Northern E Plains) , Canada 70. Fox, San Joaquin kit Vulpes macrotis mutica USA (CA) E 71. , Clark's Ammodorcm; clarkei Somalia, Ethiopia E 72. Gazelle, Cuvier's Gazella cuuieri Morocco, Tunisia E 73. Gazelle, Mhorr Gazella dama mhorr Morocco E 74. Gazelle, Moroccan Gazella dorcas Morocco, Algeria E massaesyla 75. Gazelle, Rio de Oro Dama Gazella dama lozanoi Spanish Sahara E 76. Gazelle, slender-horned Gazella leptocero.~ Sudan, Algeria, Egypt, E Libya 77. Gelada Theropithecus gelada Northern Ethiopia T 78. Gibbons Hylobates opp. China, India, and SE. E Asia 79. Goral Nemorhaedus goral East Asia E 80. Gorilla Gorilla gorilla Central and Western E Africa 81. , hispid Caprolagus hispidus India, Nepal E 82. , Swayne'• Alcelaphus buselaphu.• Ethiopia E swaynei 83. Hog, pygmy Sus saluanius India, Nepal, Bhutan, E Sikkim 84. Horse, Przewaleki'e Equus przewalskii Mongolia E 85. Huemul, North Andean Hippocamelus antisiensis , Peru, Chile, E Bolivia, Argentina 86. Huemul, South Andean Hippocamelus bisulcus Chile, Arge-ntina E 87. , Barbary hyaena barbarn Morocco E 88. Hyena, brown Hyaena brunnea South Africa E 89. Ibe:x1 Pyrenean pyrenaica Spain E pyrenaica 90. Ibex, Walia Capra walie Ethiopia E '91. Impala, black-faced Aepyceros melampus Mamibia, Angola E petersi 92. lndris Indris •PP· (ell species) Malagasy Republic E Reiti•ler, September, 1980, No. 297 1

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93. Jaguar onca U.S. (Southwestern) E to South America 94. Jaguar Panthera onca In captivity in U.S. T 95. Jaguarundi Felis yagouaroundi USA (TX) , Mexico E cacomitli 96. Jaguarundi Felis yagouaroundi Mexico, Nicaragua E fossata 97. Jaguarundi Felis yagouaroundi Nicaragua, Costa E panamensis Rica, Panama 98. Jaguarundi Felis yagouaroundi USA (AZ) , Mexico E tolteca 99. Kangaroo, eastern gray Macropus giganteu,, Australia T 100. Kangaroo, red Megaleia rufa Australia T 101. Kangaroo, western gray Macropus fuliginosus Australia T 102. Kouprey Bos sauveli Cambodia E 103. Langur, capped Presbytis pileatus India, Burma E 104. Langur, entellus Presbytis entellus China (Tibet) , India, E Nepal, Sri Lenka, Pakistan, Kashmir, Sikkim, Bangladesh 105. Langur, Douc Pygathrix memaeus Cambodia, Laos, E China, Vietnam 106. Langur, golden Presbytis geei Assam, Bhutan E 107. Langur, long-tailed Presbytis potenziani Mentawi Islands, T Indonesia 108. Langur, Pagi Island Simias concolor Indonesia E 109. Langur, purple-faced Presbytis senex Sri Lanka T 110. Lechwe Kobus leche Southern Africa E 111. Lemuridae; all members Malagasy Republic E of the genera , and Comoro Islands Hapalemur, Lepilemur, Cheirogaleus, Allocebus, Microcebus, Phaner 112. Lemur, black Lemur macaco In captivity in U.S. T 113. Lemur, ring-tailed Lemur catta In captivity in U.S. T i ~4. Leopard Panthera pardus Africa and Asia E 115. Leopard Panthera pardus In captivity in U.S. T 116. Leopard, clouded Neofelis nebulosa Southeast Asia E 117. Leopard, Formosan Neofelis nebulosa Taiwan E brachyurus 118. Leopard, snow Panthera uncia Central Asia E 119. Linsang, spotted Prionodon pardicolor Nepal, Assam, Burma, E Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam 120. , Asiatic Panthera leo persica India E 121. Lorie, lesser slow Nycticebus pygmaeus Vietnam, Laos T 122. Lynx, Spanish Felis lynx pardina Spain E 123. Macaque, Formosan rock Macaca cyclopis Taiwan T 124. Macaque, Japanese Macaca fuscata Japan T 125. Macaque, lion-tailed Macaca silenus India E 126. Macaque, stumptailed Macaca arctoides Assam to southern T China 127. Macaque, Toque Macaca sinica Sri Lanka T 128. Manatee, Amazonian Trichechus inunguis South America, Arna- E zon River Basin 129. Manatee, West Indian Trichechus manatus USA (Southeastern) , E Caribbean Ocean, South America 130. Mandrill Papio sphinx Central E 131. Mangabey, Tana River Cercocebus galeritus Kenya E 132. Mangabey, white-collared Cercocebus tarquatus Senegal, Ghana, Nige- E ria, Gabon 133. Margay Felis wiedii Central and South E America Register, September, 1980, No. 297 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 319 NR27

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.134. Markhor, Chiltan Capra falconeri Pakistan_ E chiltanensis 136. Markhor, Kaba! Capra falconeri Afghanistan, Pakistan E megaceros 136. Markhor, straight-horned Capra /alconeri jerdoni Pakistan, Afghanistan E 137. Marmoset, cotton-top Saguin.us oedipus Panama, Cost.a Rica, E Columbia 136. Marmoset, Goeldi's Callimico goeldii Brazil, , Ee- E uador, Peru 139. Marsupial, eastern jerboa Antechinomys laniger Australia E 140. Marsupial-mouse, large Sminthopsis Australia E desert psammophila 141. Marsupial-mouse, long- Sminthopsis Australia E tailed longicaudata 142. Marten, Formosan yel- Martes flavigula Taiwan E low-throated chrysospila 143. , black howler Alouatta pigra Mexico, Guatemala, T Helize 144. Monkey, Diana Cercopithecus diana Coastal West Africa E 146. Monkey, Francois' leaf Presbytis francoisi China E 146. Monkey, howler Alouatta uillosa Mexico to Ecuador E 147. Monkey, L'hoest's Cercopithecus Lhoesti Upper eastern Congo E Basin, Cameroon 148. Monkey, probascis Nasalis laruatus Borneo E 149. Monkey, red-backed Saimiri oerstedtl Costa Rica, Panama E 160. Monkey, red-bellied Cercopithecus Western Nigeria E erthrogaster 161. Monkey, red-eared nose Cercopithecus erythrotis Nigeria, Fernando P . E spotted Cameroon 162. Monkey, spider Ateles geo/froyi frontatus Costa Rica, Nicaragua E 163. Monkey, spider Ateles geoffroyi Costa Rica, Panama E panamensis 164. Monkey, Tomkin snub- Rhinopithecus avunculus Vietnam T nosed 156. Monkey, woolly spider Brachyteles arachnoides Brazil E 166. Monkey, yellow-tailed Lagothrix flauicauda northern Peru E woolly 157. Mouse, Australian native Zyzomys pedunculatu.~ Australia E 158. Mouse, Australian native Notomys aguilo Australia E 159. Mouse, Field's Pseudomys fields Australia E 160. Mouse, Gould's Pseudomys gouldii Australia E 161. Mouse, New Holland Pseudo mys Australia E nouaehollandiae 162. Mouse, salt marsh Reithrodontomys USA (CA) E harvest rauiuentris 163. Mouse, Shark Bay Pseudomys praeconis Australia E 164. Mouse, shortridge's Pseudomys shortridges Australia E 166. Mouse, Smoky Pseudomys fumeus Australia E 166. Mouse, Western Pseudomys ocidentalis Australia E 167. Native-cat, Eastern Oasyurus uiuerrinus Australia E 168. Numbat Myrmecobius fasciatus Australia E 169. Ocelot Felis pardalis Central and South E America 170. Orangutan Pongo pygmaeus Indonesia, Malaysia, E Brunei 171. , Arabian Oryx leucoryx Arabian Peninsula E 172. Otter, Cameroon clawless Paraonyx microdon Cameroon E 173. Otter, giant Pteronura brasiliensis South America E 174. Otter, La Plata Lutra plantensis Uruguay, Argentina, E Bolivia, Brazil 176. Otter, long-tailed Lutra longicaudis South America E 176. Otter, marine Lutra felina Peru, Chiloe Island, E Straits of Magellan 177. Otter, Southern River Lutra prouocax Chile, Argentina :E Register, September, 1980, No. 297 320 . WlSCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE NU 27

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178. Otter, Southern Hee Enhydra lutris nereis USA (CA) T 179. Panther, Florida Felis concolor coryi USA (FL) E 180. PlaniKale, lillle Planigale subtilissima Australia E 181. PJanigule, Soutlwrn Planigale tenuirostris Australia E lll2. Porcupine, Lhin-~pined Chaetomys subspinosus Brazil E 183. Possum, mountain pygmy Burramys paruus Austi·alia g 184. PoRRllm, scaly-tailvd Wyulda squamicaudata Australia F. !fll\. Prfliric l>o~ . Mexican Cynomys mexicanus Mexico I·: 186. Prairie Dog, lJtuh Cynomys paruidens USA (UT) t•: 187. Pronghorn, penint1ular Antilocapra americana Mexico (Baja 1• peninsularis California) 188. Pronghorn, Hcinoran Antilocapra americana USA (AZ), Mexico E sonoriensis 189. Pu du Pudu pudu Southern South b' America 190. Puma, Costa Rican Felis concolor Nicaragua, Panama, E costaricensis Costa Rica 191. Quokka S etonix brochyurus Australia E 192. Rabbit, volcano Romerolagus diazi Mexico E 193. , false water Xeromys myoides Australia E 194. Rat, stick·nest Leporillus conditor Australia E 195. Rat, Morro Bay kangaroo Dipodomys heermanni USA (CA) E morroemsis 196. Rat-kangaroo, brush- Bettongia pencillata Australia E tailed 197. RBt-kangaroo, Gaimard'e Bettongia gaimardi Australia. E 198. Rat-kangaroo, Leeuer1e Bettongia Lesueur Australia E 199. Rat-kangaroo, plain Caloprymus campestris Australia E 200. Rat-kangaroo, Bettongia tropica Australia E Queensland 201. Rhinoceros, great Indian Rhinoceros unicornis India, Nepal E 20:!. Rhinoceros, Javan Rhinoceros sondaicus Indonesia, Burma, E Thailand 203. Rhinoceros, northern Ceratotherium simum Zaire, Uganda, Sudan, E white cottoni Central African Republic 204. RhinocP.ros, Sumatran Didermoceros Bangladesh to Viet- E sumatrensis nam to Indonesia 205. Saki, white-nosed Chiropotes albinasus Brazil E 206. Seal, Hawaiian monk Monach.us schauinslandi Hawaiian Archipelago E 207. Seal, Mediterranean Monachus monachus Mediterranean, E Northwest African Coast, Black Sea 208. Seledang Bes auarus India, Southeast Aeia, E Bangladesh 209. Serow, Sumatran Capricornis sumatraensis Sumatra E 210. Serva!, Barbary Felis serual constantina Algeria El 211. Shapo Ouis uignei KllBhmir i;: 212. Shou Ceruus elaphus wallichi '11ibet, Bhutan -e 213. Siamang Symphalangus Thailand, Malaysia .E .•yndoctylus 214. Sifakas Propithecus spp. (all Malagasy Republic .El species) 215. Sloth, Brazilian three- Bradypus torquatus Brazil E toed 216. Solenondon, Cuban Atopogale cubana E 217. Solenondon, Haitian Solenondon paradoxus Dominican Republic, E Haiti 218. Squirrel, Delmarva penin- Sciurus niger cinereus USA (MD) E eula fox 219. Stag. Barbary Ceruus elephus barbarus Tunisia, Algeria E 220. S :ag, Kashmir Ceruus elephus hanglu Kashmir E 221. Tsmaraw Bubalus mindorensis Philippines E 222. TaniRrin, golden-rumped Leontideus spp. (all Brazil E species) Regi•tcr, September, 1980, No. 297 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 321 NH 27

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223. Tamarin, pied 8flJfll;n11s hicr1l1Jr Nori hrrn Hra?.il E 224. Tamarin, white-footed ,t.,'<1J!U i H11s lcu<·opus Northern Colomhia T 225. Tapir, Asian '/'ap1rus irJ. nrit·ntafis 11tJhi1111 Cyprw~ E 235. Vicuna \/i1·11.sow l'icu1-:11t1 Peru, Bolivia, E Argentina 236. Wallaby, banded hare f;u)!u.'>lrophu.'> /n.•H iul11s Australia E 237. Wallaby, brindled ()1J\'t' /1tJJ:U/(>(l {11•1111/tt A1u~trolia E 238. Wallaby, crescent nail- (l11w·/1111i[alt·a lum1fa Australia E tailed 239. Wallaby, Parma MmT01n1.-:1wrma Australia E 240. Wallaby, western hare /.U/40/'f /1f•<:/1•.-: hi1.•;11/11.o; Australiu E 241. Wallaby, yellow-footed /'l'/ri11;a/1• :nu1lhn1111.-: Australia E rock 242. , blue Jfolm•t10/1t1 ·u1 mt1st ulu ... ()c~Anie E 243. Whale, bowhead /lu/111•11u 1/1\'."i' /icl'iu.-; Oce1mic E 244. Whale, finback /laln1•n11pi ;,rn ph \'.<.1a/11 ...,· Ocrailif· E 245. Whale, gray t•: .... 1 hri1·htiw~ 14ihho.'l11.<; Oceu11ic E 246. Whale, humpback f\-fn.tuptera nrwaea11plin1• ()('('lllli<· E 247. Whale, right l•.'uholaPna app. (all ()t'f'111li(' E lipecim~) 248. Whale, Sei Hnlaf•nopt<'ra hon•ali.'> 0('ea11ic E 249. Whale, sperm l'h\.

l. Akepa, Hawaii Loxops ca<.'l' ir11• n ~· occ ir1 1• n llSA (flnwaii) 2. Akepa, Maui Loxops co c t• incn 11('hra< "'' llSA (lfowaii) 3. Akialoa, Kauai Hemignathus JJr11r'''ru ... I. 'HA (lhwflii) 4. Akiapolaau Hemi.gnathus u•ilsuni I 18A (Haw~ii) 5. Albatross, short-tailed Diomedea alba fru s Nu rt h Pacific Ocean: .Japan, Soviet llnion, USA 6. Blackbird, yellow­ Agelaiu.~ xanthomus Puerto Rico & Mona I~ ohouldered Island 7. Bobwhite, masked Coli11us virginianus USA, Mexico ridgwayi (Sonora) Register, September, 1980, No. 297 322 WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE NR27

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8. Booby, Abbott's Sula abbotti Indian Ocean: Christ- E mas Island 9. Bristlebird, western Dasyornis brachypterus Australia E longirostris 10. Bristl~, western Dasy01 nis broadbenti Australia E rut'ous littoralis 11. Bulbul, Mauritius Hypsipetes borbonicus Mauritius E olivaceous oliuoceus 12. Bullfinch, Sao Miguel Pyrrhula pyrrhula Eastern Atlantic E murina Ocean: Azores 13. Bushwren, longipes New Zealand E 14. Bustard, great Indian Choriotis nigriceps India, Pakistan E 15. Cahow Pterodroma cahow Western Atlantic E Ocean: Bermuda 16. Condor, Andean Vultur gryphus Colombia to Chile & E Argentina 17. Condor, California Gymnogyps californianus USA (OR, CA), Mex- E ico (Baja CA) 18. Coot, Hawaiian Fulica americana alai USA (Hawaii) E 19. Cotinga, banded Cotinga maculata Brazil E 20. Cotinga, white-winged Xipholena atropurpurea Brazil 21. Crane, black-necked Grus nigricollis China (Tibet) E 22. C~ane, Cuba sandhill Grus canadensis nesiotes Cuba (Isle of Pines) E 23. Crane, hooded Grus monacha Japan, Soviet. Union E 24. Crane, Japanese Grus japanensis China, Japan, Korea, g Soviet Union 25. Crane, Mississippi Grus candensis pulla USA (MS) E sandhill 26. Crane, Siberian white Grus leucogeranus Siberia to India E 27. Crane, white-naped Grus uipio Mongolia E 28. Crane, whooping Grus americana Canada, USA, Mexico E 29. Creeper, Hawaiian Loxops maculata mana USA (Hawaii) E 30, Creeper, Molokai Loxops maculata USA (Hawaii) E flammea 31. Creeper, Oahu Loxops maculata USA (Hawaii) E maculata 32. Crow, Hawaiian Corvus tropicus USA (Hawaii) E 33. -shrike, Mauritius Coquus typicus Mauritius E 34. Cuckoo-shrike, Reunion Caquus newtoni Reunion Island E 35. Curusow, razor-billed Mitu mitu mitu Brazil E 36. Curassow, red-billed Crax blumenbachii Brazil E 37. Curassow, Trinidad Pipile pipile pipile Trinidad E white-headed 38. Curlew, Eskimo Numenius borealis Alaska to Argentina E 39. Dove, cloven-feathered Drepanoptila holosericea E 40. Dove, Grenada Leptotila wellsi Grenada E 41. Dove, Palau ground Gallicolumba canifrons USA (Palau Islands) E 42. Duck, Hawaiian Anas wyvilliana USA (Hawaii) E 43. Duck, Layean Anas laysanensis USA (Hawaii) JlJ 44. Duck, pink-headed Rhodenessa India E caryophyllacea 45. Duck, white-winged wood Cairina scutulata India, Burma, Thai .. E land, Malayoia, Indonesia 46. Eagle, Greenland white- Haliaeetus albicilla Greenland and adja- E tailed greenlandicus cent Atlantic Islands 47. Eagle, harpy Harpia harpyja Mexico south to E Argentina 48. Eagle, Philippine Pithecophaga jefferyi Philippines E Register, September, 1980, No. 297 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 323 NR27

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49. Eagle, bald Haliaeetus leucocephalus North America south E to northern Mexico (conterminous 48 states other than WA, OR, MN, WI, MI) • 1 50. Eagle, bald Haliaeetus leucocephalus USA (WA, OR, MN, T WI,MI) 51. Eagle, Spanish Imperial Aquila heliaca adalberti Spain, Morocco, E Algeria 52. Egret, Chinese Egretta eulophotes China, Korea E 53. Falcon, American Falco peregrinus anatum Canada, USA, Mexico E peregrine 54. Falcon, Arctic peregrine Falco peregrinus tundrius Alaska to Greenland, E to South America 55. Falcon, Eurasian Falco peregrinus Europe, Soviet Union E peregrine peregrinus 56. Finch, Layson Telespyza cantans USA (Hawaii) E 57. Finch, Nihoa Telespyza ultimo USA (Hawaii) E 58. Flycatcher, Euler'• Empidonaz euleri Grenada E johnstonei 59. Flycatcher, Palau fantail Rhipidura lepida USA (Palau Islands) E 60. Flycatcher, Seychelles Terpsiphone corvina Seychelles Islands E paradise 61. Flycatcher, Tahiti Pomarea nigra nigra Tahiti E 62. Flycatcher, Tinian Monarcha takatsukasae USA (Mariana• E monarch Islands) 63. Fody, Seychelles Foudia sechellarum Indian Ocean E 64. Frigatebird, Andrew's Fregata andrewsi East Indian Ocean E 65. Gallinule, Hawaiian Gallinula chloropus USA (Hawaii) E sandvicen.sis 66, Goose, Aleutian Canada Branta canadensis Western USA (AK, E leucopareia WA, OR, CA), Japan 67. Goose, Hawaiian Branta sanduicensis USA (Hawaii) E 68. Goshawk, Christmas Accipiter fasciatus Australia (Christmas E natal is Island) 69. Grackle, slender-billed Cassidix palustris Mexico E 70. Grasswren, Eyrean Amytornis goyderi Australia E 71. Grebe, Atitlan Podilymbus gigas Guatemala E 72. Greenshank, Nordmann's Tringa guttifer Bangladesh, Japan, E Sakhalin Island, Korea, Thailand, Malaysia, Burma 73. Guan, horned Oreophasis derbianus Guatemala, Mexico E 74. Gull, Audouin's Larus audouinii Mediterranean Sea E 75. Gull, relict Larus relictus India, China E 76. , Anjouan Island Accipiter trancesii Comoro Islands E sparrow pusillus 77. Hawk, Galapagos galapagoensis Ecuador (Galapagos E Islands) 7s. Hawk, Hawaiian Buteo solitarius USA (Hawaii) E 79. Hermit, hook-billed Glaucis dohrnii Brazil E 80. Honeycreeper, created Palmeria dolei USA (Hawaii) E 81. Honeyeatar, helmeted Meliphaga cassidix Australia E 82. Hornbill, helmeted Rhinoplax vigil Thailand, Malaysia E 83. Ibis, japaneae crested Nipponia nippon China, Japan, Korea, E Soviet Union 84. Kagu Rhynochetos jubatus New Caledonia E -85. Strigops habroptitus New Zealand E 86. Kestrel, Mauritius Falco punctatus Mauritius E 87. Kestrel, Seychelles Falco araea Seychelles Islands E 88. Kite, C\Jba hookbilled Chandrohierax wilsonii Cuba E 89. Kite, Grenada hookbilled Chondrohierax uncinatus Grenada E mirus Register, September, 1980, No. 297 324 WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE NR27

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90. Kite, Everglade Rostrihamus sociabilis USA (Florida) E plumbeus 91. Kokako Callaeas cinerea New Zealand E 92. Macaw, glaucous Anodorhynchus glaucus Paraguay, Uruguay, E Brazil 93. Macaw, indigo Anodorhynchus leari Brazil E 94. Macaw, little blue Cyanopsitta spixii Brazil E 96. Magpie-robin, Seychelles Copsychua sechellarum Seychelles IslRnde E 96. Malikoha, red-faced Phaenicophaeus Sri Lanka E pyrrhocephalua 97. Mallard, Marianas Anos oustaleti Guam, Marianas E Islands 98. Megapode La Perouae's Megapodius /aperuuse USA (Palau Islands, E Marianas Islands) 99. Megapode, Maleo Macrncephalon maleo Indonesia (Celebes) E 100. Millerbird, Nihoa Acrocephalus familiaris USA (Hawaii) Ill kingi 101. Nukupuu Hemignathus lucidus USA (Hawaii) E 102. Oo, Kauai Moho braceatus USA (Hawaii) E 103. Ostrich, Arabian Stru.thio camelus 11yriacus Jordan, Saudi Arabia E 104. Ostrich, West African Struthio camelus spatzi Spanish Sahara E 105. Ou Psittirostra psittacea USA (Hawaii) E 106. Owl, Aujouan scops Otus rutilus capnodes Comoro Islands E 107. Owl, giant scope Otus gurneyi Islands of E Marinduque & Mindia 108. Owl, Palau Otus podargina USA (Palau Islands) E 109. Owl, Seychelles Otus insularis Seychelles Islands .E 110. Owlet, Mrs. Morden'• Otus treneae Kenya F, 111. Palila Psittirostra bailleu.i USA (Hawaii) E 112. Parakeet, Forbes' Cyanoramphus auriceps New Zealand E forbesi 113. Parakeet, golden Aratinga guarouba Brazil E 114. Parakeet, golden· Psephotus Australia E shouldered chrysopteryqius 116. Parakeet, Mauritius ring- Psittacula krameri echo Mauritius E neck 116. Parakeet, ochre-marked Pyrrhura cruentata Brazil E 117. Parakeet, orange-bellied Meophema chrysogaster Australia E 118. Parakeet, paradis~ Psephotus pulcherrimus Australia E 119. Parakeet, scarlet-chested Neophema splendida Australia E 120. Parakeet, turqoise Neophema pulchella Auetralia E 121. Parrot, Bahaman Amazona leucocephala Cuba, Bahamae, Cay· E man Islands 122. Parrot, ground Pezoporus wallicus Australia .E 123. Parrot, imperial Amazona imperiaJis Dominica E 124. Parrot, Australian night Geopsittacus occidentalis Auetralia E 125. Parrot, Puerto Rican Amazona vittala USA (Puerto Rico) E 126. Parrot, red-browed Amazona rhodocorytha Brazil E 127. Parrot, red-capped Pionopsitta pileata Brazil Ii) 128. Parrot, red-spectacled Amazona pretrei pretrei Brazil, Argentina E 129. Parrot, St. Lucia Amazona versicolor St. Lucia E 130. Parrot, St. Vincent Amazona guildinsii St. Vincent l?J 131. Parrot, thick-billed Rhynchopsitta Mexico, USA (AZ, E pachyrhyncha NM) 132. Parrot, vineceoua Amazona vinacea Brazil E breasted 133. Parrotbill, Maui Pseudonestor USA (Hawaii) E xunthophrys 134. Pelican, brown Pelecanus occidentalis USA, West Indiee, E Central and South America 136. Penguin, Galapagos Spheniscus mendiculus Galapagos Islands Ill 136. Petrel, Hawaiian dark­ Pterodroma phaeopygia USA (Hawaii) E rumpsd sandwichensis Register, September, 1980, No. 297 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 325 NR 27

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137. Pheasant, bar-tailed Symaticus humiae Burma, China E 138. Pheasant, bar-tailed Symaticus humiae In captivity in U.S. T 139. Pheeoent, Blyth'• Tragopan blythii Burma, Chine, India E tragopnn 140. Pheasant, brown eared Crossoptilon Chine E mantchuricum 141. Pheasant, brown eared Crossoptilon In captivity in U.S. 'I' mantchuricum 142. Pheeoent, Cabot'• Tragupan caboti China E tragopan 143. Pheasant, Chinese monel Lophophorus lhuysii China E 144. Pheasant, Edward's Lophura edwardsi Vietnam E 145. Pheeoant, Edward'• Lophura edwardsi In captivity in U.S. T 146. Pheasant, Elliot'• Syrmaticus ellioti China E 147. Pheasant, imperial Lophura imperialis Vietnam ~~ 148. Pheaoant, Mikado Syrmaticus mikado Taiwan E 149. Pheasant, Midedo Syrmaticus mikado In captivity in U.S. T 150. Pheaoant, Pelawan Polyplectron emphanum Philippines E peacock 151. Pheasant, Palawen Polyplectron emphanum In c~ptivity in U.S. T peacock 152. Pheasant, Sclater'e monal Lophophorus sclateri Burma, China, India E 163. Pheasant, Swinhoe'e Lophura swinhoii Taiwan E 154. Pheasant, Swinhoe'• Lophura swinhoii In captivity in U .S. T 156. Pheasant, western Tragopan India, PakiYtan E tragopan melanocephalus 156. Pheaoant, white eared Crossoptilon crossoptilon China (Tibet), India E 157. Pigeon, Azores wood Columbo palumbus Portugal (Azores) E azorica 168. Pigeon, Chatham Island Hemiphaga New Zealand E nouaeseelandiae cliathamensis 159. Pigeon, Mindoro zone- Ducula mindnrensis Philippines E tailed 160. Pigeon, Puerto Rican Columbo inornata USA (Puerto Rico) E plain wetmorei 161. Piping-guan, black Pipile jacutinga Argentina E fronted 162. Pitta, Koch'• Pitta kuchi Philippines E 163. Plover, New Zeeland Thinorni.s New Zealand E ehore nouaeseelandiae 164. Poo-uli Melampro•ops USA (Hawaii) E phaeosoma 166. Prairie chicken, Tympanuchus cupido USA (Texas) E Attwater's greater attwateri 166. Quail, Merriam's Cyrtonyx montezumae Mexico (Vera Cruz) E Montezuma merriami 167, Quetzel, northern Pharomachrus mocinno Mexico to Nicaraguo E resplendent mocinno 168. Quetzel, central Pharomachrus mocinno Costa Rica to Panama E resplendent costaricensis 169. Rail, Aukland Ioland Rallus pectoralis muelleri New Zealand E 170. Reil, California clapper Rallua longirostris USA (CBlifurnie) F. obsoletus 171. Reil, light-footed clapper Rallus longirostris leuipes USA (CA). Mexico E (Baja Calif.) 172. Reil, Lord Howe wood Tricholimnas syluestris Lord Howe Island E 173. Reil, Yuma clapper Rallutt lonsirostris Mexico (SonorA.) , E yumunensis USA (AZ, CA) 174. Rhea, Derwin'• Pterocnemia pennata Argentina, Bolivia, E Peru, Uruguay 176. Robin,_Chatham Island Petroica traversi ultimo New Zeeland E 176. Robin, scarlet-breasted Petroica multicolor Australia (Norfolk E multicolor Island) 177. Rockfowl, grey-necked Picathartes areas Cameroon E Register, September, 1980, No. 297 326 WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE NR27

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178. Rockfowl, white-necked Picathartes Africa (Inga to Sierra E gymnocephalus Leone) 179. Roller, longtailed ground Uratelornis chimaera Malagasy Republic E 180. Scrub-bird noisy Atrichornis clamosus Australia E 181. Shame, Cebu black Copsychus niger Philippines E cebuensis 182. Shearwater, Newell's Puffinus puffinus newelli USA (Hawaii) T Manx 183. Shrike, San Clemente Lanius ludouicianus USA (California) E loggerhead mearnsi 184. Siskin, red Carduelis cucullatus South America E 186. Sparrow, Cape Sable AmmospizQ maritima USA (Florida) E mirabilis -186. Sparrow, dusky seaside Ammospiza maritima USA (Florida) E nigrescens 187. Sparrow, San Clemente Amphispiza belli USA (California) T sage clementae 188. Sparrow, Santa Barbara Melospiza melodia USA (California) E song graminea 189. Starling, Poitape Aplonis pelzelni USA (Caroline E mountain Islands) 190. Starling, Rothchild'• Leucopsar rothschildi Indonesia (Bali) E 191. Stilt, Hawaiian Himantopus himantopus USA (Hawaii) E knudseni 192. Stork, oriental white Ciconia ciconia boyciana China, Japan, Korea, E Soviet Union 193. Teal, Campbell island Anas aucklandica New Zealand (Camp­ I': flightless nesiotis bell Island) 194. Tern, California least Sterna albinfrons browni Mexico, USA (CA) El 195. Thrasher, white-breasted Ramphocinclus West Indies: Marti­ .El brachyurus nique, St. Lucia 196. Thrush, large Kauai Phaeornis obscurus USA (Hawaii) E myadestina 197. Thrush, Molokai Phaeornis obscurus rutha USA (Hawaii) E 198. Thrush, New Zealand Turnagra capensis New Zealand E 199. Thrush, small Kauai Phaeornis palmeri USA (Hawaii) E 200. Tinemou, solitary Tinamus solitarius Brazil, Paraguay, E Argentina 201. Trembler, Martinique Cinclocerthia ruficaudia Martinique E brown gutturalis 202. Wanderer, plain Pedionomus torquatus Australia E 203. Warbler, Bachman's Vermivora bachmanii Cuba, USA El (Southeastern) 204. Warbler, Barbados yellow Dendroica petechia Barbados E petechia 205. Warbler, Kirtland's Dendroica kirtlandii USA, Bahama Islands E 206. Warbler, reed Acrocephalus luscinia Marianas Islands lil 207. Warbler, Rodrigues Bebrornis rodericanus Mauritius El 208. Warbler, Semper'• Leucopeza semperi St. Lucia E· 209. Warbler, Seychelles Bebrornis sechellensis Seychelles Islands E 210. Whipbird, Western Psophodes nigrogularis Australia E 211. Whip-poor-will, Puerto Caprimulgus noctitherus USA (Puerto Rico) El Rican 212. White-eye, Norfolk Island Zosterops albogularis Norfolk Island El 213. White-eye, Ponape great Rukia sanfordi USA (Caroline El Islands) 214. White-eye, Seychelles Zosterops modesta Seychelles Islands 215. Woodpecker, imperial Campephilus imperialis Mexico El 216. Woodpecker, ivory billed Campephilus principalis Cuba, USA (South­ El central and south­ eastern) 217. Woodpecker, red­ Picoides borealis USA (Southcentral E cockaded and Southeastern) 218. Woodpecker, Tristam's Dryocopus javensis Korea E richardsi Register, September, 1980, No. 297 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 327 NR?.7

U.S. STATUS: E (Endangered) COMMON SCIENTIFIC KNOWN OR NAME NAME DISTRIBUTION T (Threatened)

219. Wren, Guadeloupe house Troglodytes aedon Guadeloupe E guadeloupensis 220. Wren, St. Lucia house Troglodytes aedon St. Lucia E mesoleucus

(c) REPTILES 1. Alligator, American Alligator mississippiensis Southeaslern United E States, except where listed as threatened 2. Alligator, American Alligator mississippien sis U.S. (FL end certain T areas of GA, LA, SC and TX) 3. Alligator, chineee Alligator simensis China E 4. Anole, giant Anolis roosevelti Culebre Island E 5. Boa, Jamaican Epicrates subflauus Jamaica E 6. Boa; Mona Epicrates monensis USA (Puerto Hico 1' 7. Boa, Puerto Rico Epicrates inornatus USA (Puerto Rico) E 8. Coiman, Apaporis River Caiman crocodilus Colombia E apaporiensis 9. Cainan, black Melanosuchus n.iger Amazon basin E 10. Caiman, broad-snouted Caiman latirostri:; Brazil, Uruguay, Ar- E gentina, Paraguay 11. Crocodile, African dwarf Osteolaemus tetraspis West Africa E tetras pis 12. Crocodile, African slen­ Crocodylus cataphractus Western and Central E der-snouted Africa 13. Crocodile, American Crocodylus acutus USA (South Florida E and Floriclu Keys) 14. Crocodile, Ceylon mugger Crocodylus palustris Sri Lanka, Africa E kimbula 15. Crocodile, Congo dwarf Osteolaemus tetraRpi.~ Congo River drainage E osborni 16. Crocodile, Cuban Crocodylus Rhembifer Cube E 17. Crocodile, Morelet's Crocodylus moreletti Mexico, Belize, E Guate1nala 18. Crocodile, mugger Crocodylus palustris India, Pakistan, Ban- E palustris gledesh, Iran 19. Crocodile, Nile Crocodylus tiiloticus Africa E 20. Crocodile, Orinoco CrocodYlus intermedius South America: Ori- E noco River Basin 21. Crocodile, Philippine Crocodylus nouaeguineae PhiHppine Islands E mindorensis 22. Crocodile, Siamese Crocodylus siameri."lis Southeast Asia, Malay E Peninsula 23. Gavia! Gauialus gangeticus Pakistan, India, E Burma, Bangladesh 24. Gecko, day Phelsuma n.ewtoni Mauritius E 25. Gecko, Round Island day Phelsuma guentheri Mauritius E 26. Iguana, Anegada ground Cyclura pinguis Virgin lslunds E 27. Iguana, Barrington land Conolophus pallidus GalapRgo~ I!ilands E 28. Iguana, Mona ground Cyclura steinegeri USA (Puerto Rico: T Mona Island) 29. Lizard, blunt-nosed Crotaphytu.~ · silus USA (California! E leopard 30. Lizard, Island night Klauberina r i1 1 e r.~ iana USA (California) '!' 31. Lizard, St. Croix Ground Ameiua pulops Virgin Islands E 32. Monitor, Bengal Varanus bengalen .-. is Iran, Iraq, India, Af- E ganistan, Burma,

Sri Lankn 1 Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia 33. Monitor, desert Varanus griseus North Africa tu E Neareast, Caspian Sea thro ugh Soviet Union to Pakistan, Northwest India Register, September, 1980, No. 297 328 WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE NR27

U.S. STATUS: E (Endangered) COMMON SCIENTIFIC KNOWN OR NAME NAME DISTRIBUTION T (Threatened)

34. Monitor, K.do Island Varanus komodensis Indonesia (Komodo, E Rintja, Pader & Western Flores Islands) 35. Monitor, yellow Varanus flauescens West Pakistan E through India to Bangladesh 36. Python, Indian Python molurus molurus Sri Lenke end India E 37. Rattlesnake, New Mexi- Crotelus willardi USA (NM) , Mexico T can ridge-nosed obscurus 38. Snake, Atlantic salt Nerodia fasciata taeniata USA (Florida) T marsh 39. Snake, eastern indigo Drymaf'chon corais USA (FL, GA, MS, T coupe rt SC, AL) 40. Snake, San Francisco Thamnophis sirtalis USA (California) E garter tetrataen.ia. i 1. Terrapin, river Batagur baska Burma, India, Indone- E eie, Malaysia, Bangladesh 42. Tomistoma Tomistroma schlegeli,: Malaysia, Indonesia E 43. Tortoiee, enguleted Geochelone yniphora Malagasy Republic E 44. Tortoise, Gelepegoe Geochelone elephantopus Gelapegoe Islands E 45. Tortoise, Indian flepshell Lissemys punctata India, Pakistan, end E punctata Bangladesh 46. Tol'toiee, Geochelone radiata Malageey Republic E radiated 47. Tortoise, short-necked or Pseudemydura umbrina Australia E swamp 48. Tuetere Sphenodon punctatus New Zeeland E 49. Turtle, aquatic box Terrapene cnahuila Mexico E 50. Turtle, black softahell Trionyx nigricans Bangladesh E 51. Turtle, Burmese peacock Morenia ocellata Burma E 52. Turtle, Cuetro Cieneges Trionyx ater Mexico E softahell 53. Turtle, geometric Geochelone geometrica Union of South E America 54. Turtle, green see Chelonia mydas Circumglobal except T where listed es endangered 55. Turtle, green sea Chelonia mydas All State waters of E Florida; Pacific Coast of Mexico in- clud ing Gulf of California 56. Turtle, hawksbill sea Eretmochelys imhricata Tropical Sees E 57. Turtle, Indian sew back Kachuga tecta tecta India E 58. Turtle, Indian softahell Trionyx gangeticus Pakistan, India E 59. Turtle, Kemp's Ridley Lepidochelys kempii Tropical & Temper- E sea ate Seas 60. Turtle, leatherback see Dermochelys coriacea Tropical and Temper- E ate Seas 61. Turtle, loggerhead sea Caretta caretta Tropical and Temper- T ate Seas 62. Turtle, Olive Ridley see Lepidochelys olivacea Tropical and Temper- 'l' ate Seas except where listed es endangered 63. Turtle, Olive Ridley sea Lepidochelys olivacea Pacific coast of Mex- E ico including the Gulf of California 64. Turtle, peacock softahell Trionyx hurum India, Bangladesh E 65. Turtle, South American Podocnemis expansa South America: Ori- E noco and Amazon River basins Register, September, 1980, No. 297 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 329 NR27

U.S. STATUS: E (Endangered) COMMON SCIEN'l'IFIC KNOWN OR NAME NAME DISTRIBUTION T (Threatened)

66. Turtle, South American Podacnemis unifilis South America: Ori~ E noco and Amazon River basins 67. Turtle, opotted pond Geoclemmys hamiltonii Northern India, E Pakistan 68. Turtle, three-keeled Geomyda tricarinata Central India to Ban- E Asian gladesh and Burma 69. Yacare Cai.man yacare Bolivia, Peru, Argen- E tina, Brazil

(d) AMPHIBIANS 1. Coqui, golden Eleutherodactylus jasperi USA (Puerto Rico) T 2. Frog, Israel painted Discogloasus nigriventer Israel E 3. Frog, Panamanian golden Atelopua uarius zeteki Panama E 4. Frog, Stephen Island Leiopelma hamiltoni New Zealand E 6. Salamander, Chineoe Andrias davidianus Western China E gi4nt davidianus 6. Salamander, desert Batrachoseps aridus USA (CA) E slender 7. Salamander, Japaneoe Andrias dauidianus Japan E giant japonicus 8. Salamander, Red Hills Phaeognathus hubrichti USA (AL) T 9. Salamander, Santa Cruz Ambystoma USA (CA) E long-toed macrodactylum croceum 10. Salamander, TeJ

U.S. STATUS: E (Endangered) COMMON SCIENTIFIC KNOWN OR NAME NAME DISTRIBUTION T (Threatened)

28. Garnbusie, Pecos Gambusia nobilis USA (TX) E 29. Killifish, Pnhrump Empetrichythys latos USA (NV) E 30. Modtom, Scioto Noturus trautmani USA (OH) E 31. Madiom, yellowfin Noturus flavipinnis USA (TN,VA) T 32. Nekogigi Coreobagrus ichikawai Japan E 33. Pike, blue Stizostedion uitreum USA (Lakes Erie and E glaucum Ontario) 34. Pupfish, Comanche Cyprinodon elegans USA (TX) E Springs 35. Pupfish, Devil's Hole Cyprinodon diabolis USA (NV) E 36. Pupfish, Owens River Cyprinodon radiosus USA (CA) E 37. Pupfish, Te co pa Cyprinodon nevadensis USA (CA) E calidae 38. Pupfish, Warm Springs Cyprinodon neuadensis USA (NV) E pectoralis 39. Squawfish, Colorado Ptychocheilus lucius USA (AR, CA, CO, E River NM, UT, WY) 40. Stickleback, unarmored Gasterosterus aculeatus USA (CA) E three-spine williamsonii 41. Sturgeon, shortnose Acipenser breuirostrum Atlantic Coast of US E and Canada 42. Tango, Miyaku Tanakia tanago Japan E 43. Temolek, lkan Probarbus jullieni Thailand, Laos, Viet- E nem, Cambodia, Malaysia 44. Topminnow, Gila Poeciliopsis occidentalis USA (AZ) , Mexico E 45. Trout, Arizona Salmo apache USA (AZ) T 46. Trout, Gila Salmogilae USA (NM) E 47. Trout, greenback Salmo clarki stomias USA (CO) T cutthroat. 48. Trout, Lahontan Salmo clarki henshawi USA (CA, NV) T cutthroat 49. Trout, little kern golden Salmo aguabonita whitei USA (CA) T 50. Trout, Paiute cutthroat Salmo clarki seleniris USA (CA) T 51. Woundfin Plagopterus USA (AZ, NV, UT) E argentissimus (f) SNAILS 1. Snail, Chittenango oyate Succinea USA (New York) T amber chittenangoensis 2. Snail, flat-spired three- Triodopsis platysayoides USA (West Virginia) T toothed 3. Snail, Iowa Pleistocene Discus macclintocki USA (Iowa) E 4. Snail, Manus Island tree Papustyla pulcherrima Admiralty Islands E 5. Snail, noonday Mesodon clarki USA (North T nantahala Carolina) 6. Snail, painted snake Anguispira picta USA (Tennessee) T coiled forest 7. Snail, Stock Island tree Orthalicus reses USA (Florida) T 8. Snail, Virginia fringed Polygyriscus uirginianus USA (Virginia) E mountain (g) CLAMS 1. Pearly mussel, Alabama Lampsilis uirescens USA (AL) E lamp 2. Pearly mussel, Applachi- Quadrula sparsa USA (VA, TN) E an monkeyface 3. Pearly mussel, birdwing Conradilla caelata USA (VA, TN) E 4. Pearly mussel, Cumber- Villosa trabalis USA (KY) E land bean 5. Pearly mussel, Cumber- Quadrula intermedia USA (VA, TN) E land monkeyface 6. Pearly mussel, Curtis' Epioblasma florentina USA (MO) E curtisi 7. Pearly mueael, dromedary Dromus dramas USA (VA, TN) E Register, September, 1980, No. 297 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 331 NR27

U.S. STATUS: E (Endangered) COMMON SCIENTIFIC KNOWN OR NAME NAME DISTRIBUTION T (Threatened) 8. Pearly muBSel, green- Epioblasma torulosa USA (VA,TN) E blossom gubernacu.lum 9. Pearly mussel, Higgin'e Lampsilis higginsi USA (MN, WI, IL, E eye MO) 10. Pearly mussel, Nicklin'• Megalonaias nicklineana Mexico E 11. Pearly mussel, orange- Plethobasis cooperianus USA (AL,TN) E footed 12. Pearly mussel, pale Toxolasma cylindrella USA (AL, TN) E lilliput 13. Pearly mussel, pink Lampsilis orbiculata USA (AL, WV, TN) E mucket orbiculata 14. Pearly mussel, Sampson's Epioblasma sampsoni USA (IN, IL) E 15. Pearly mussel, Tampico Cyrtonaias tampicoensis Mexico E tecomatensis 16. Pearly mussel, tubercled- Epioblasma torulosa USA (KY, IL, TN, E blossom torulosa WV) 17. Pearly mussel, turgid- Epioblasma turgidula USA (TN) E blossom 18. Pearly mussel, white cat's Epioblasma sulcata USA (OH, MI, IN) E eye delicata 19. Pearly mussel, white Phethobasis cicatricosus USA (AL, IN) E wartyback 20. Pearly mussel, yellow- Epioblasma florentina USA (TN) E blossom florentina 21. Pigtoe, fine-rayed Fusconaia cancolus USA (VA, AL, TN) E 22. Pigtoe, rough Pleurobema plenum USA (KY, VA, TN) E 23. Pigtoe, shiny Fusconaia edgariana USA (VA, AL, TN) E 24. Pocketbook, fat Potamilus capax USA (AR,MO) E 25. Riffle shell clam, tan Epiobla.~ma walkeri USA (TN, VA, KY) E (h) CRUSTACEANS 1. Isopod, Socorro Exosphaeroma USA (NM) E thermophilus

(i) INSECTS 1. Butterfly, Bahama Papilio andraemon USA (FL) , Bahamas T swallowtail bonhotei 2. Butterfly, El segundo Shijimiaeoides battoides USA (CA) E blue allyni 3. Butterfly, Lange's Apodemia mormo langei USA (CA) E metalmark 4. Butterfly, Lotis blue Lycaides argyrognomon USA (CA) E lot is 5. Butterfly, mission blue lcaricia icarioides USA (CA) E m issionensis 6. Butterfly, San Bruno Callophrys mosii bayensis USA (CA) E elfin 7. Butterfly, Schaus Papilio aristodemus USA (FL) T swallowtail ponceanus 8. Butterfly, Smith's blue Shijimiaeoides enoptes USA (CA) E smithi

U.S. STATUS: E (Endangered) SCIENTIFIC COMMON KNOWN OR NAME NAME DISTRIBUTION T (Threatened)

(j) PLANTS 1. Betulaceae, Birch family: a. Betula uber Virginia round-leaf birch USA (VA) El 2. Brassicaceae, Mustard family: a. Arabis macdonaldiana McDonald's rock cress USA (CA) E b. Erysimum capitatum var. Contra Costa wallflower USA (CA) E angustatum 3. Crassulaceae, Stonecrop family: Register, November, 1982, No. 323 332 WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE NR27

U .S. STATUS: E (Endangered) SCIENTIFIC COMMON KNOWN OR NAME NAME DISTRIBUTION T (Threatened)

a . Dudleya traskiae Santa Barbara Island USA (CA) E live forever 4. Fabaceae, Pea family: a. Astragalus perianus Rydberg milk-vetch USA (UT) T b. Baptisia archnifera hairy rattleweed USA (GA) E c. Lotus scopius sap. San Clemente broom USA (CA) E traskiae d. Vicia menziesii Hawaiian wild broad-bean USA (Hawaii) E (;. Hydrophyllaceae, Waterleaf family: a. Phacelia argillacea unnamed phacelia USA (UT) E 6. Lamiaceae, Mint family: a. Pogogyne abramsii San Diego pogogyne USA (CA) E 7. Liliaceae, Lily family: a. Trillium persistens pereistent trillium USA (GA, SC) E 8. Malvaceae, Mallow family: a. Malacothamnus San Clemente Island USA (CA) E clementinus bushmallow 9. Onagraceae, Evening-primrose family: a. Oenothera avita ssp. Eureka evening-primrose USA (CA) E eurekensis b . Oenothera deltoides esp. Antioch dunes evening- USA (CA) E howellii primroee 10. Poaceae, Graes family: a. Orcuttio mucronata Crampton'e Orcutt grasa USA (CA) E b. Swal/enia alexandrae Eureka dune grass USA (CA) E c . Zizania texana Te:ul.8 wild-rice USA (TX) E 11. Ranunculaceae, Buttercup family: a. Aconitum noveboracense northern wild monkshood USA (IA, NY, OH, T WI) b. Delphinium kinkiense San Clemente Island USA (CA) E larkspur 12. Scrophulariaceae, snapdragon family: a. Castilleja grisea San Clemente Island In- USA (CA) E dian paintbrush b. Cordylanthus maritimus salt marsh bird's beak USA (CA), Mexico E 88p. maritimus c. Pedicularis furbishiae Furbish lousewort USA (ME) , Canada E (New Brunawick)

(2) WISCONSIN ENDANGERED SPECIES LIST

(a) Mammals 1. Pine Marten - Martes americana 2. Canada Lynx - Lynx canadensis 3. Timber Wolf - Cania lupus (also U.S. Endangered) (b) Birds 1. Bald Eagle - Haliaeetus leucocephalus (also U.S. Threatened) 2. Osprey - Pandion haliaetus 3. Peregrine Falcon - Falco peregrinus (also U.S. Endangered) 4. Piping Plover - Charadrius melodus 6. Forster's Tern - Sterna forsteri 6. Common Tern - Sterno hirundo 7. Barn Owl - Tyto alba 8. Loggerhead Shrike - Lanius ludovicianus (c) Reptiles 1. Ornate Box Turtle - Terrapene ornata 2. Slender Glaes Lizard - Ophisaurus attenuatus 3. Queen Snake - Regina septemvittata 4. W""tern Ribbon Snake - Thamnophis proximus 6. Northern Ribbon Snake - Thamnophis sauritus 6. M&88888ug& - Sistrurus catenatw

Register, November, 1982, No. 323 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 333 NR27

(d) Amphibians 1. Blanchard's Cricket Frog - Acris crepitans (e) Flahee 1. Goldeye - H iodon a loaoides 2. Greve! Chub - Hybopsis :r:-punctata 3. Pallid Shiner - Notropi.a anni.a 4. Striped Shiner - Notropis chrysocephalus 6. Slender Madtom - Noturus e:r:ilis 6. Sterhead Topminnow • Fundulus notti 7. CryBtel Darter - Ammocrypta aBprella 8. Bluntnose Darter - Etheostoma chlorosomum

(f) Mollusca 1. Higgins Eye Pearly Musael - Lampailis higginsi (also U.S. Endangered)

(g) Plant.a 1. Anemone aaruliniono - C41'<1lin11 Anemone {Rannnculllceae: CrowfootFnmily) 2. Anemone ""-'liifida - no common namn (Rruiuncu.la aoQ: Cr·owfoot Cwnlly) 3. Arenaria macrophy lla - "" c;omn\on name (Cl!T)lophylhu:eae: Pink Fnmily) 4. Armoracia aqunlica · Lak " "'" (Brn119icnceae: Must.a:rd Frunily) 5. Asplenium viride - Green Spleenwort (Polypodiaceae: Fem Family) 6. Astragalus alpinus - Alpine Mille Vetch (Fabaceae: Bean Family) 7. Astragalus craBsicarpus - Prairie Plum (Fabaceae: Bean Family) 8. Botrychium lunaria - Moonwort (Ophtoglc-'lceao: Adder's-tongue Family) 9. Caltha natans - a Marsh Marigold (HnnunculaCf!oo: Crowfoot Family) 10. Care:r: crus-corvi - no common nnm~ (Cypru-uceM: Sedge Family) 11. Care:r: lupuli/ormis - no common nonu1 (CypetocettD: Sedge Family) 12. Care:r: media - no common m>n>e• (Cyperncuoceeo: GrWlll Family) 17. Drabo lanceolata • no common M.D: e rar..... icacruia: MUJilal'd Famlly) l8. Eluoc/ioria quadrcmgulat<1 • u Spil<&-rWlb (Cyperace.ito: S..d11e Family) 19. ErlgenU. blllbo•o - liru:binger-of-Spring (AplnQoal): P4'lBley Famlly) 20. Fimbr1'1iylU. p"bcru.la - no common nemo (Cypera ·eae: Budge Family) 21. Fuiruno pumilo • Umbrolle Sudgo (Cyporoaaee: Sedge Family) 22. Geocaulon liuidum - Northern Comnndru (Snntnlocooe: Sttndo.1-wood Fo.miJy) 23. LiatriJi pun1:tato - Dol.ted Blor.ing $ter (Aatorocooo: Compoe !At 'Family) 2'. Lutero auriculaca - At1rl led 1'woyblodo (OivbldocoAe: rcbid_Fs:mily) 26. A

Regiater, November, 1982, No. 323 334 WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE NR27 (3) WISCONSIN THREATENED SPECIES LIST (a) Mammals - None (b) Birda 1. Red-necked Grebe - Podicepa gri8egena 2. Double-creeled Cormorant - Phalacrocorax auritua 3. Great Egret - Caamerodiua albU8 -'· Greater Prairie Chicken - Tympanuchua cupido pinnatua 6. Cooper's Hawk - Accipiter cooperii 6. Red-shouldered Hawk - Buteo lineatua

(c) Reptiles 1. Wood Turtle - Clemmys insculpta 2. Blanding'& Turtle - Emydoidea blandingi

(d) Amphibians 1. Tremblay'• Salamander - Ambystoma tremblayi (e) Fiahee 1. Speckled Chub - Hybopsis aestivalis 2. Blue Sucker - Cycleptua elongatua 3. Black Buffalo - I ctiobus niger -'· Longear Sunfish - Lepomis megalotis 6. Gilt Darter - Percina evides 6. Ozark Minnow - Dionda nubila

(f) Mollusca - None (g) Plante 1. Aconitum novaboracense - Northern Monkshood (Ranunculaceae: Crowfoot Family) (alao U.S. Threatened) 2. Adoxa mOllchotallina - Mwikrool (Ad~coae: MQSChstGI Family) 3. Agropyron dtMyAtochyum - Thicko1>iko Wheatg111oa (PoacC140: GrlWI Fam1l,y) 4. A..c/epias auUiuantii • Prairie Milkweed (A&clo1>inclac00e: Milkweed Fmnlly) 6. Caru concinna • no common name (Cyperoccrui: Sedge Femlly) 6. Caf'e% l 1mtioulari~ • Lenticulnr Sodge (Cyponweao; Sedge Frunily) 7. Caru mi.cha=iana · no common 1Ulme (Cyporoc:eae: Sedge Family) 8. Ciraium pitch,,ri • Dune Thfatla (Aat.eraceao: Compoolt.e ll'amily) 9. Cypripndiwn arialinum - Ro.m's-head L1uiy'e·elippcr (Orchidacooo: Orchid Family) 10. Cypripodium eoTJdidu.m - White t.ody'o 111ippcr (Orchidnceae: Orchid Family) lL Droaill'O ang/ica - R S undew (D ~Ollao: Sundtlw Flllnlly) 18. Echinacea poUlda - Purple Conefiowo.- (Ast..mcoati: Compaeito F4mlly) 1,. Festucu oacidentalLs - WOlitem Fescuo (Poaooao; CraM Fwnily) 16. Frtnr.intu< quadrongulatu - Blue Ash (01"'1ceae: Olive FRmily) 16. Hobenaria flau" vor. harbio/11 - Tubercled Orchid (Orchlda.ce.ae: OrcWd Family) 17. Hab1mar,"a leucophaca - Pnririe White-fringed 0Tchid (Orchid.e.cell.8: Orchid Fam.i\y) 18. /ria lacrutrU. - Dwort Lake ]..-ill (kldaC041o: ·lrin Family) 19. Lesped11;ia leptostachyo - Prnirl.e ·auah.-clc:wer (Fabaoeae: Bean Family) 20. Li1wa convallarioide11 - Brond-lnoved 'l\va,vbl11de (Orohidac11ae: Orchid l~emily) 21. Opuntia fragllu • BrlUfo Prickly Poat (Caataeo&o: Cactus Frunjly) 22. Orchi• rotundifolia • Smnll Round-teavod 0.! - no common nrune (Febacoae: Bean FIUillly) 26. ParnCUJ•ia pal1l.lltri8 • .11 Grua-of-P..,.nesoUB (Su:ifragnceao: SuiCrairo Femily) 26. Partlrnniurn integrifolium - Wild Quinine (AsleTI1,ceae: Comp<><1ile Fl!.lnily) 27. Peta11lte• sa/(ittatu.o • Sweet ColLMoot (Ast.oroco,.e: Compoelte Fam1l,y) 28. Poly~tichu"1 braunii - Braun'• Holly l•em (Polypodiaceae: Fun Famlly) 29. Potamogeton con/6roo/d,,•- no comm.on nem (Potllmogotonacene: Pond wood Famlly) 30. Polytal!rua n«l/.'a/.ln • Prolrio-pn111loy (Apiaceae: l'tu:Bloy Family) 81. J>.i/ocorya .•cirpoidea - .Bald Ruah (Cyporacene: Sedge Faml.ly) 82. Ilib1!4 mcyacunthoides - HowLbom-~ nvRd Gooseberry (Smr::ifragacone: Sa.itlfrngo Fwnily) 33. 8olitlago • palliulatn var. glllmani - Duno Goldenrod (Aaleracene: Compoeite Family) 34. Tofieldio glutfrws11 • J•dl.tlo Auphod J (LilLlceao: Lily Family) 36. TrU/lum niuale - now Tdllium (Lillncea.e: Llly Famlly) 36. Tri•etum spicatum - Spike Tri1M>Lwn. (l?oacaoe: Grlll!8 Family) Register, November, 1982, No. 323 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 334-1 NR27

37. Valeriana sitchensis - Marsh Valerian (Valerianaceae: Valerian Family) 38. Viola novae-angliae - a Violet (Violaceae: Violet Family)

llbtory: Cr. Register, September, 1979, No. 285, eff. 10-1-79; r. (2) (g) 13. and 17.; renum. (2) (g) l. to 12., 14. to 16., 18. to 33. to he (2) (g) 2. to 6., 9. to 12., 14., 15., 17. to 20., 22., 24., 26., 29., 30., 32. to .34., 37. to 39., 43., 44., 46. to 49., er. (2) (g) l., 7., 8., 10., 13., 16., 21., 23., 25., 27., 28., 31., 35., 36., 40. to 42., and 45., renum. (3) (g) 2. to 23. to be 5., 6., 8. to 12., 14. to 19., 21., !n., 24., 26., 29., 30., 33., 35., 38., er. (3) (g) 2. to 4., 7., 13., 20., 23., 26. to 28., 31., 32., 34., 36. and 37., Regisl;llr, atober, 1981, No. 310, err. 11-1~1; r. (2) (h) l., (el l., (e) 6., (3) (h) 5., (e) 1., 3 .. 6., 8. and 9., r. nnd rear. (2) (d), (3) (c) 1., (3) (d), am. (3) (g) 10. and 26., renum. (2) (b) 2. to 5. t-0 be L to 4., (2) (b) G. to bn 6. and am., (2) (b) 7. and 8. to be 6. and 7., (2) (c) 2 to be 1., (2) (e) 1. to 5. and 7. to he 2., 4., 5., 6., 7. and 8., (3) (b) 1. to 4. to be 3. to 6., (3) (e) 2. to he 1., (3) (e) 4. and 5. to be 2. and 3., (3) (e) 7. to be 4., (3) (e) 10. to be 6., er. (2) (b) 8., (2) (c) 2., (2) (e) 1. and 3., (3) (b) 1. and 2., (3) (e) 5., Regiater, November, 1982, No. 323, eff. 12-1-82. NR 27.04 Revision of Wisconsin endangered and threatened spe­ cies lists. (1) PETITION FOR CHANGES. (a) Requirements. Any 3 persons may petition the department to review the status of any listed or un­ listed wild animal or wild plant. Such petitions must be dated, in writ­ ing, and submitted to the ENS. To be considered, requests must show in full the following information: 1. Names and addresses of persons petitioning; 2. Designation of the particular species in question; 3. Narrative explanation of the request; 4. Complete scientific supporting data for the request including evi­ dence of Wisconsin residency, past numbers and geographic distribu­ tion, current numbers and geographic distribution, a substantial decline in numbers, and a substantial threat to remaining numbers or habitat or both; and 5. Signatures of the persons making the request. (b) Review. If the department finds the petitioners have presented substantial evidence to warrant a review, the dPpll~tment shall proceed in accordance with ch. 227, Stats. Blatory: Cr. Register, September, 1979, No. 285, eff. 10-1-79. NR 27.05 Permits for endangered and threatened species. (1) Is­ SUANCE. The department shall issue endangered and threatened species permits in accordance with the provisions of and for the purposes autho­ rized in s. 29.415, Stats. Conditions designed to protect and preserve species on the department list shall be imposed on permittees. (2) PROCEDURES. (a) Applications. Applications for endangered and threatened species permits shall be made on forms furnished by the de­ partment and shall include: 1. Name and address of the applicant;

2. Personal '~escription; 3. Purpose of the request; 4. Class, species, and number of specimens to be taken; 5. Area and period of time in which the specimens are to be taken; 6. Method of taking; Register, November, 1982, No. 323 334-2 WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE NR27 7. The place where specimens will be kept; 8. Duration of specimen possession; 9. Final disposition of specimens; 10. Applicant's signature; and 11. Such additional information as may be requested by the depart­ ment. (b) Inspection. A permit issued pursuant to this chapter shall be car­ ried upon the person of the permitt.e when exercising the permit privi­ leges. The permit and any authorized species obtained must be shown to the department or its ageuts upon request. Furs shall be marked or stamped with a stamp or tag furnished by the department to show such furs are legally held and possessed. (c) Annual report. An annual progress report on activities authorized by the permit may be required by the department. The department shall notify the permittee if this report is required. (d) Permit conditions. The permittee may only take, transport, pos­ sess, process or sell species on the department list subject to and in ac­ cordance with the conditions imposed by the department. Such condi­ tions shall include bat are not limited to the minimum standards for feeding, treatment, sanitation, pens and housing prescribed in s. NR 16.10. (e) Permit authority. A permit issued pursuant to this chapter does not authorize the exchange, purchase or sale of specimens on the depart­ ment list with persons who do not hold an appropriate state or federal endangered or threatened species permit. (f) Care of injured animals. A permit issued under the authority of this chapter does not authorize the routine care of injured animals.

(3) PLANTS. Permits are not required for persons to take endangered or threatened species of wild plants on property which they own or lease, or in the course of forestry or agricultural practices or in the construc­ tion, operation or maintenance of a utility facility. (4) OTHER PERMITS. Any person obtaining a permit under this section need not obtain a scientific collector's permit under s. NR 19.11 for that same species and purpose. (5) FEDERAL PERMITS. A federal permit is required for all endangered and threatened wild animals and wild plants on the federal lists, unless such requirement is waived by the U.S. department of interior. Hlatory: Cr. Register, September, 1979, No. 286, eff. 10-1-79.

NR 27.0G Exceptions to permit requirements. (1) FEDERAt. PER­ MITS. (a) Any person taking, t ransporting, possessi11g or selling any wild animal or wild plant included in the U.S. foreign and ~native endangered and t.hreatened species List does not need a state permit if such person bas a federal pennit, or if such person is exempt from a federal permit. (b) Notwithstanding par. (a), a person shall obtain a state permit before taking, transporting, possessing or selling a live timber wolf. Regiater, November, 19S2, No. 323 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 334-3 NR27 (2) PmoR ACQUISl'l'ION. {a) Exemption . Any person taking, trans­ porting, possessing or selling a.ny endangered or threatened wild anima.l does not need a state permit if suob wild animal was acquired before the effective date of the Wisconsin or federal list upon which such species are included. For species added to these lists after the above dates, no permit is required if said wild animals were acquired before the effective date of their addition to the list. (b) Proof. Any person claiming an exemption under par. (a) must offer evidence acceptable to the department to show that the wild animal was acquired prior to the effective date. (c) Marking. ALI wild animals on the Wisconsin endangered and threatened species lists which are possessed, transported or sold pursu­ ant to par. (a) sha.11 be permanently marked, tagged or otherwise identi­ fied by or at the direction of the department to show such wild anima.ls are lega.lly possessed. (3) RECORDS. (a) Procedures. Each person who possesses any live anima.l listed as a Wisconsin endangered or threatened species in e. NR 27.03 (2) or (3) shall keep a complete and accurate record in the English language of any action affecting the number of said wild animals that person possesses. This record shall be on forms provided by the depart­ ment, and shall include a receipt book for purchases, births, or any ac­ tion increasing the number of individuals in possession; and a separate book for sales, gifts, deaths or any action whereby the number of indi­ viduals in possession decreases. 'l'hese receipts shall be completed im­ mediately following the action or transaction affecting populations in posses ion, and one copy sl1all be mailed t-0 the department at that time. (b) Inspection. All such records and all such permitted species in pos­ session shall be open for inspection by the department at any time. (4) NON-WISCONSIN SPECIMENS. (a) Animals. Permits are not re­ quired for the possession, processing, sale or transportation of carcasses, skins, hides and furs or parl,s thereof from animals on the Wisconsin endangered or threatened species lists if each item is marked with a per­ manent locked seal attach d by or with the authority of the government of the country, state or province where the anima.l originated. (b) Fur garments. Permits are not required for the possession, proceseing, sale or transportation of articles of clothing manufactured from the skins, hides or furs of animals on the Wisconsin endangered or threat-ened species lists if documentation accompanies each garment stating that the furs from which it was made were legally taken out.'lide of Wisconsin. Bt.tory: Cr. Register, September, 1979, No. 2S6, efC. 10-1-79; am. (1), Register, January, 19Sl, No. 301, eff. 2-1-80; er. (4), Register, October, 1981, No. 310, eff. 11-1-81. NR 27.07 Severability. Should any section or portion of this chapter be declared inv; Jid or unconstitutional for any reason, the remainder of the chapter shall not be affected thereby. Bt.tory: Cr. Register, September, 1979, No. 286, eff. 10-1-79. Next page is numbered 336-1

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