Attachment F: WDFW Habitat Comments and Maps Jeremy Davis - May 26 Field visit to Port Property at West Rocky Prairie Page 1
From: "Hays, David W (DFW)"
Hi Michelle,
Here is a summary of our field visit to the Port Property at West Rocky Prairie on the 26th.
Attendees; David Wilderman, DNR; Joe Arnett, DNR; myself; Jeremy Davis, Thurston County; Cindy Wilson, Thurston County; Jack Hedge, Port of Tacoma, and one other Port of Tacoma staff (I did not get his name).
We looked at areas at the east end of the Port Property, walked entirely through the area I had originally mapped as priority 1, and partially in the area I had previously mapped as priority 2, as well as areas to the west of the area originally mapped as priority 1 (see Map).
The area I had previously identified as Priority 1 is on the east end of the property north of the rail line. I've attached a map that shows the area.
The area did not have as much Scot's broom as other portions of the property, and typical prairie plants were evident in a landscape that had been disturbed from past logging. We located areas of Camissia quamash, Lomatium utriculatum, Triphysaria pusilla ,Carex inops, Ranunculus occidentalis, Viola adunca, Viola praemorsa, Danthonia californica, Eriophyllum lanatum, Fritillaria lanceolata, Dodecatheon hendersonii, Solidago spp (probably missouriensis and canadensis). Dave W. and Joe Arnett identified a few other plants, including Myosotis discolor, Stellaria spp. (see attached)
Carex inops was probably the most common prairie associate present, followed by Camissia quamash, Ranunculus occidentalis, Frageria virginiana ssp platypatala. Prairie quality was generally degraded; similar to much of the habitat on the WDFW West Rocky Prairie property.
As occurs on some older roads, we found Plantago lanceolata mixed with Triphysaria pusilla, both known foodplants for Taylor's checkerspot.
Jeremy Davis - May 26 Field visit to Port Property at West Rocky Prairie Page 2
The next area we looked at was the habitat on each side of the Tacoma rail line, and I located one individual of a state candidate butterfly, Puget Blue, Icaricia icarioides, and its larval host plant, Lupinus albicaulis, in a break in an otherwise overcast afternoon. Neighboring WDFW land supports a know population of Puget Blue butterfly.
After that we split into two groups, one traveling west down the rail lines and into the oak woodlands on both sides of the line, and a seasonally wet area to the south of the rail line. I roughly identified that area on the map based upon a conversation with David Wilderman and Joe Arnett. The other group, including me, moved south through the area previously identified as priority 2. This area varied between some higher quality prairie habitat patches and degraded areas. It was impossible to search it all, and we just entered in spots, due to the very dense and tall Scot's broom. I marked a couple of stars on the attached figure for those sites. Scot's broom was extremely tall and dense and prohibited movement. However, we located a some better quality patches on mima mound formations right at the end of the day; I would like to continue searching that area in the future. Species added to our previous list in this area included Hieracium cynoglossoides and Potentilla gracillis.
Dave W. and Joe Arnett identified a few other prairie associated plants in their searching, including Plagiobothyrus (either figuratus or scouleri), Iris tenex, and Ranunculus orthorhynchus.
There is quite a bit of the area left to look at. I would like to come back and visit more of the property adjacent to WDFW lands. Joe Arnett and David Wilderman provided a species list (attached). I added a few plants based upon my observations. I've cc'd everyone that has requested this summary.
Dave Hays
Ecological Restoration Specialist
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
600 Capitol Way N.
Olympia, WA 98501-1091
360-902-2366
Prairie Plant Species 24February2009 Allium amplectans Allium cernuum Compiled by J. Arnett, Washington Natural Heritage Program. These are preliminary lists, in most cases, Allium sp. from numerous sources. Nomenclature has not been Alnus rubra A updated in some cases. Please pass additions and Alopecurus aequalis corrections to Joe Arnett at [email protected]. Alopecurus geniculatus Alopecurus pratensis Current species name West Amaranthus powellii Rocky Ambrosia chamissonis Prairie: Amelanchier alnifolia A Port of Ammophila arenaria Tacoma site Amsinckia menziesii var. intermedia Abies amabilis Amsinckia menziesii var. menziesii Abies grandis Amsinckia retrorsa Abies procera Amsinckia sp. Abronia latifolia Amsinckia spectabilis Acer circinatum Anaphalis margaritacea Acer glabrum var. douglasii Anemone deltoidea Acer macrophyllum A Anemone lyallii Achillea millefolium A Antennaria neglecta Antennaria rosea Achillea millefolium var. occidentalis Anthemis cotula Anthemis sp. Achlys triphylla Anthoxanthum odoratum A Achnatherum lemmonii var. lemmonii Anthriscus caucalis (=A. scandicina)
Achnatherum occidentale (=Stipa occidentale) Antirrhinum orontium Aphanes arvensis Actaea rubra Apocynum androsaemifolium A Adenocaulon bicolor Aquilegia formosa Adiantum pedatum Arabidopsis thaliana Agastache urticifolia Arabis glabra Agropyron caninum Arabis hirsuta Agrostis alba Arbutus menziesii Agrostis capillaris (=A. tenuis) Arctium minus Agrostis cf. capillaris Arctostaphylos uva-ursi A Agrostis diegoensis Arenaria macrophylla Agrostis exarata Arenaria stricta Agrostis gigantea Argentina egedii ssp.egedii (=Potentilla pacifica) Agrostis pallens Armeria maritima Agrostis spp. Arrhenatherum elatius A Aira caryophyllea A Artemisia borealis var. scouleriana Aira praecox Alchemilla occidentalis Alisma plantago-aquatica Artemisia campestris Allium acuminatum Artemisia suksdorfii Aruncus sylvester Camassia leichtlinii var. suksdorfii Asarum caudatum Aspidotis densa Camassia quamash A Asplenium trichomanes Camassia quamash ssp. maxima Aster species Athyrium filix-femina A Camassia quamash var. azurea Atriplex patula Camassia sp. Avena fatua Campanula rotundifolia Balsamorhiza deltoidea Campanula scouleri Barbarea sp. Capsella bursa-pastoris Barbarea verna Cardamine angulata Barbarea vulgaris Cardamine hirsuta Barberea orthoceras A Cardamine nuttallii var nuttallii Belchnum spicant Cardamine occidentalis Bellis perennis Cardamine oligosperma A Berberis aquifolium A Cardamine penduliflora Berberis nervosa Cardamine pennsylvanica Bidens sp. Cardamine pulcherrima Bidens vulgata Carduus acanthoides Blechnum spicant Carex aquatilis Brassica Carex athrostachya Brassica campestris Carex aurea Brodiaea coronaria ssp. coronaria Carex bebbii (may be mis-ID of C. feta) Brodiaea elegans Carex cusickii Bromus carinatus Carex densa Bromus commutatus Bromus diandrus Carex deweyana Bromus hordeaceus Bromus hordeaceus ssp. hordaceus Bromus inermis Carex feta Bromus mollis A Carex hendersonii Bromus pacificus Carex inops ssp. inops A Bromus rigidus Carex laeviculmis Bromus sitchensis Carex lanuginosa Bromus species Carex lenticularis Bromus sterillis Carex leporina Bromus tectorum Carex lyngbeyi Bromus vulgaris Carex macrocephala Cakile edentula Carex obnupta A Cakile maritima Carex oederi Calandrinia ciliata Carex ovalis CallitrIchae stagnalis Carex pachystachya Callitriche heterophylla Carex pennsylvanica Callitriche sp. Carex rossii Calypso bulbosa Carex spp. Carex stipata Coniosilenum pacificum Carex subfusca Conium maculatum Carex tumulicola Convolvulus arvensis Carex unilateralis Convolvulus sepium
Convolvulus soldanella Carex vesicaria Carex vulpinoidea Conyza canadensis Castilleja attenuata Corallorhiza maculata Castilleja hispida Corallorhiza maculata - white corolla Castilleja levisecta Corallorhiza mertensiana Corallorhiza striata Castilleja miniata Cornus nuttallii Ceanothus sanguineus Cornus sericea (=C. stolonifera) A Centaurea sp Coronopus didymus Centaurium erythraea Corydalis scouleri Cerastium arvense ssp. strictum A Corylus cornuta A Crataegus douglasii A Cerastium glomeratum (=C. viscosum) A Crataegus douglasii var. douglasii Crataegus douglasii var. suksdorfii Cerastium nutans Crataegus monogyna A Crataegus sp. Cerastium vulgatum Crepis atrabarba Chenopodium album Crepis capillaris Chimaphila umbellata Crepis modocensis Cicuta douglasii Crepis sp. Cimicifuga elata Cryptantha intermedia Circaea alpina Cryptogramma acrosticoides Cirsium arvense A Cuscuta salina Cirsium brevistylum Cynosurus cristatus Cirsium vulgare A Cynosurus echinatus Clarkia amoena ssp. lindleyi Cystopteris fragilis Claytonia exigua ssp. exigua Cytisus scoparius A Claytonia perfoliata ssp. perfoliata (=Montia perfoliata) A Dactylis glomerata A Claytonia rubra Danthonia californica A Claytonia siberica A Claytonia sp. Danthonia spicata Clematis vitalba Daphne laureola Clinopodium douglasia Daucus carota A Clinopodium douglasii (=Satureja) A Daucus pusillis Collinsia parviflora Delphinium large spp under riparian canopy, prob. D. Collinsia sparsiflora var. bruciae trolliifolium Collomia grandiflora Delphinium leucophaeum Collomia heterophylla Delphinium menziesii Comandra umbellata Delphinium nuttallii Delphinium nuttallii/menziesii A Erigeron subtrinervis Delphinium trolliifolium Eriophorum chamissonis Deschampsia caespitosa Eriophorum sp. Dianthus armeria Eriophyllum lanatum A Dianthus deltoides Eriophyllum lanatum var. achillaeoides Dicentra formosa A Dichlostemma conjestum Eriophyllum lantaum var. lanatum Digitalis purpurea A Digitaria sanguinalis Erodium cicutarium Dipsaucus fullonum Dipsaucus sylvestris Eryngium petiolatum Disporum hookeri Erythronium oreganum Disporum smithii Eschscholtzia californica Distichlis spicata Euonymous occidentalis Dodecatheon hendersonii ssp. hendersonii Festuca arundinacea A Dodecatheon pulchellum Draba verna Festuca bromoides Drosera rotundifolia Festuca cf. arundinacea (barely auric, not ciliate, rhiz. Dryopteris carthusiana (=D. austriaca) Dryopteris expansa Festuca cf. roemeri Dryopteris sp. Festuca myuros Eleocharis acicularis Festuca occidentalis Eleocharis palustris Festuca pratensis Elodea canadensis Festuca roemeri A? Elymus glaucus Festuca rubra A Elymus mollis Festuca scabrella Elymus repens (=Agropyron repens, Elytrigia repens) Festuca subulata Empetrum nigrum Festuca subuliflora Epilobium angustifolium A Fragarai chiloensis Epilobium ciliatum ssp. watsonii Fragaria vesca Fragaria vesca ssp. bracteata Epilobium densiflorum (Boisduvalia) Fragaria vesca var. crinita Fragaria virginiana Epilobium minutum Fragaria virginiana ssp. platypetala A Epilobium paniculatum var. paniculatum Fraxinus latifolia Epilobium sp. Fritillaria affinis A Equisetum arvense A Fritillaria affinis var. affinis (F. lanceolata) Equisetum fluviatale Galium aparine A Equisetum hymale Galium boreale Equisetum sp. Galium cymosum Equisetum telmateia Galium parisiense Equisetum variegatum var. variegatum Galium trifidum Erigeron philadelphicus Galium triflorum Erigeron speciosus var. speciosus Gaultheria shallon A Erigeron strigosus Geranium bricknellii Geranium carolinianum Hypochaeris radicata A Geranium dissectum A Hypochaeris sp. Geranium molle A Ilex aquifolium Geranium robertianum Ipomopsis aggregata Geum macrophyllum Iris pseudacorus Geum sp. Iris tenax A Gilia capitata Iris tenax (leaves to 7 mm broad) A Glecoma hederacea Glehnia leiocarpa Juncus acuminatus Glyceria elata Juncus articulatus Glyceria grandis Juncus balticus Glyceria sp. Juncus bolanderi Gnaphalium luteo-album Juncus bufonius Gnaphalium palustre Juncus cf. nevadensis Gnaphalium purpureum Juncus effusus A Gnaphalium sp. Juncus ensifolius Goodyera oblongifolia Juncus sp. A Gratiola ebracteata Juncus tenuis Grindelia integrifolia Juncus tenuis var. congesta Grindelia stricta var. stricta Hedera helix Juniperus communis Helenium autumnale Juniperus maritima (J. scopulorum misapplied) Heracleum lanatum A Kalmia occidentalis Heracleum maximum Koeleria cristata Hesperis matronalis Koeleria macrantha Heterotheca villosa (=Chrysopsis villosa) Lactuca muralis Heuchera micrantha var. micrantha Lactuca serriola Hieracium albiflorum Lactuca serriola var. integrata Hieracium cynoglossoides Lamiastrum galeobdolon Hieracium sp. Lamium maculatum Hieracium umbellatum Lamium purpureum Hippurus vulgaris Holcus lanatus Lapsana communis Holodiscus discolor A Lasthenia minor Honkenya peploides Lathyrus hirsutus Hordeum brachyantherum Lathyrus holochlorus Hordeum murinum Howellia aquatilis Lathyrus japonicus Hydrophyllum capitatum Lathyrus littoralis Hydrophyllum fendlerii Lathyrus nevadensis Hydrophyllum tenuipes Lathyrus nevadensis var. pilosellus (calyx sparsely Hypericum anagalloides Lathyrus polyphyllus A Hypericum formosum Lathyrus vestitus Hypericum perforatum A Ledum groenlandicum Hypochaeris glabra Lemna minor Lemna trisulca Lupinus densiflorus var. densiflorus Leontidon autumnalis Leontodon nudicaulis Lupinus lepidus Leontodon taraxacoides Lupinus littoralis Leontodon taraxacoides Lupinus micranthus or polycarpus Lepidium campestre Lepidium densiflorum Lupinus microcarpus var. scopularum Lepidium virginicum A Leptosiphon minimus Lupinus polyphyllus var. polyphyllus Leucanthemum vulgare (=Chrysanthemum A Lupinus rivularis leucanthemum) Lupinus sp. Lupinus sulphureus var. kincaidii Leymus mollis ssp. mollis Ligusticum apiifolium Lilium columbianum A Luzula campestris Linanthus bicolor var. bicolor Luzula campestris var. campestris Linaria vulgaris A Luzula comosa Linnaea borealis Luzula comosa/multiflora A Listera caurina Luzula multiflora ssp. multiflora Listera cordata Luzula parviflora Lithophragma parviflora Luzula sp. Lolium multiflora Lychnis coronaria Lolium perenne Lycopus uniflorus Lomatium bradshawii Lynchnis alba Lomatium dissectum var. dissectum Lysichiton americanum Lysimachia thrysiflora Madia glomerata Lomatium martindali Madia madioides Madia sativa var. sativa Lomatium nudicaule Mahonia aquilifolium Lomatium triternatum Mahonia nervosa Lomatium triternatum var. triternatum Maianthemum dilatatum Lomatium utriculatum A Maianthemum racemosum (=Smilacina racemosa) Lonicera ciliosa A Maianthemum stellatum (=Smilacina stellata) Lonicera hispidula Malus fusca Lonicera involucrata Malus sylvestris Lotus corniculatus Marah oreganus A Lotus denticulatus Marrubium vulgare Lotus micranthus A Matricaria chamomilla Lotus nevadensis Matricaria discoidea (=M. matricarioides) Lotus pinnatus Matricaria maritima Lotus purshianus Matricaria matricariodes Lupinus albicaulis A Meconella oregana Lupinus albicaulis var. albicaulis Medicago lupulina Lupinus arboreus Medicago sativa Lupinus bicolor A Melica smithii Melica subulata Oxalis oreganus Melica subulata var. subulata Panicum capillare Melilotus alba Panicum occidentale Melissa officinalis Panicum scribnerianum Mentha arvensis Panicum sp. Mentha citrata Papaver argemone Mentha piperita Papaver somniferum Mentha pulegium Parentucellia viscosa Mentha sp. Paxistima myrsinites (=Pachistima myrsinites) Menyanthes trifoliata Pentagramma triangularis Mertensia platyphylla Perideridia gairdneri Microseris bigelovii Petisites frigidus Microseris laciniata ssp. laciniata Phacelia heterophylla Microsteris gracilis var. gracilis Phacelia nemoralis Mimulus alsinoides Phalaris arundinacea A Mimulus guttatus Philadelphus lewisii Mimulus moschatus Phleum pratense Mitella breweri Phlox gracilis (=Microsteris gracilis) A Moehringia macrophylla Phyllospadix scouleri Moenchia erecta Physocarpus capitatus Monotropa uniflora Picea sitchensis Montia linearis Pinus contorta Montia parvifolia Pinus monticola Myosotis arvensis Pinus ponderosa Myosotis discolor A Piperia elegans ssp. elegans (=Habenaria greenei) Pityrogramma triangularis Myosotis laxa Plagiobothrys figuratus A? Dave W Myosotis micrantha Plantago lanceolata A Myosurus minimus Plantago major A Myriophyllum spicatum Plantago maritima var. juncoides var. juncoides Narcissus pseudonarcissus Platanthera elegans Navarettia intertexta Platanthera sp. Navarettia squarrosa Plectritis congesta Nemophila parviflora Poa annua A Nemophila pedunculata Poa bulbosa Nepeta cataria Poa cf. palustris Nuphar polysepalum Poa compressa Nuttallanthus texanus (=Linaria canadensis var. Poa confinis Oemleria cerasiformis A Poa howellii Oenanthe sarmentosa Poa macrantha Olsynium douglasii Poa palustris Oplopanax horridum Poa pratensis A Opuntia fragilis Poa trivialis Orobanche uniflora Polygonum amphibium Osmorhiza berteroi Polygonum aviculare Osmorhiza chilensis Polygonum bistortoides Polygonum cf. spergulariaeforme Puccinelia nuttalliana Polygonum coccineum Pyrola asarifolia Polygonum douglasii Pyrola sp Polygonum fowleri Pyrus fusca Polygonum hydropiper Pyrus malus Polygonum hydropiper var. hydropiperoides Quercus garryana A Ranunculus acris Polygonum hydropiperoides Ranunculus alismaefolius var. alismaefolius Polygonum nuttallii Polygonum paronychia Ranunculus aquatilis Polygonum sp. Ranunculus californicus Polygonum spergulariaeforme Ranunculus flammula Polypodium glycyrrhiza Ranunculus occidentalis var. occidentalis A
Ranunculus orthorhynchus Polypodium hesperium Ranunculus orthorhynchus var. orthorhynchus A
Ranunculus repens Polypogon monspeilensis Ranunculus sceleratus Polysticum lonchitis Ranunculus sp. Polysticum munitum A Ranunculus uncinatus Populus trichocarpa Raphanus sativus Potamogeton foliosus Rhamnus purshiana A Potamogeton gramineus Rhododendron macrophyllum Potamogeton natans Ribes bracteosa Potamogeton zosteriformis Ribes divaricatum Potenilla palustris Ribes lacustre Potentilla gracilis Ribes sanguineum Potentilla sp. Rorippa curvisiliqua Prunella vulgaris Rorippa curvisiliqua var. lyrata Prunella vulgaris ssp. lanceolata Rorippa islandica Prunus avium Rosa eglanteria Prunus cerasus Rosa gymnocarpa Prunus emarginata A Rosa nutkana Prunus laurocerasus Rosa pisocarpa Prunus sp. - non-native Rosa rugosa Prunus virginiana var. demissa Rubus armeniacus (R. discolor) A Pseudognaphalium stramineum (=Gnaphalium Rubus laciniatus A chilense) Rubus leucodermis Pseudotsuga menziesii Rubus parviflorus Psoralea physodes Rubus sp. Pteridium aquilinum var. pubescens A Rubus spectabilis A Rubus ursinus ssp. macropetalus Rumex acetosella A Pterospora andromedea Rumex conglomeratus Rumex crispus Rumex obtusifolius Senecio vulgaris Rumex occidentalis Sericocarpus rigidus (=Aster curtus) A Rumex salicifolius Shepherdia canadensis Rumex sanguineus Sherardia arvensis A Ruppia maritima Sidalcea hendersonii Sagina apetala Sidalcea hirtipes Sagina occidentalis Sidalcea nelsoniana Sagina procumbens Silene antirrhina Salicornai virginica Silene cucubalis Salix hookeriana Silene gallica Salix lucida (=S. lasiandra) Silene latifolia ssp. alba (=Lychnis alba) Salix rigida Silene menziesii ssp. menziesii Salix scouleriana Silene scouleri Salix sitchensis Silene scouleri ssp. grandis Salix sp. Silene scouleri var. scouleri Sambucus cerulea Sisymbrium altissimum Sambucus racemosa var. racemosa (=Sambucus Sisymbrium californicum racemosa var. arborescens) Sisymbrium officinale Sanguisorba occidentalis Sisyrinchium angustifolium Sanicula arctopoides Sisyrinchium idahoense Sanicula bipinnatifida Sisyrinchium sp. A Sanicula crassicaulis Sium suave Sanicula crassicaulis var. crassicaulis Smilacina racemosa Sanicula graveolens Solanum dulcamara Sanicula sp. A Solidago canadensis A Saxifraga caespitosa Solidago canadensis var. salebrosa Saxifraga ferruginea Solidago missouriensis var. tolmieana A Saxifraga integrifolia Solidago simplex ssp. simplex var. simplex Saxifraga integrifolia var. integrifolia Solidago sp. A Saxifraga oregana var. oregana Solidago spathulata Schedonorus phoenix Soliva sessilis Schoenoplectus tabernaemontani Sonchus arvensis Scirpus americanus Sonchus asper Scirpus maritimus Sonchus oleraceus Scirpus microcarpus Sonchus sp. Scirpus mucronatus Sonchus uliginosus Scrophularia lanceolata Sorbus sp. Scutellaria galericulata Sparganium angustifolium Scutellaria lateriflora Sparganium emersum Securigera varia (=Coronilla v.) Sparganium sp. Sedum lanceolatum Spergula arvensis Sedum spathulifolium Spergularia canadensis Selaginella wallacei Spergularia rubra Senecio jacobaea A Spergularia salina (=S. marina) Senecio sylvaticus Spiraea douglasii Spiranthes romanzoffiana Trifolium pratense Stachys chamissonis var. cooleyae (=S. cooleyae) Trifolium procumbens Trifolium repens Stellaria calycantha Trifolium subterraneum Stellaria cf. longipes ( petals Symphyotricum cf. hallii (=Aster hallii) Triteleia hyacinthina (=Brodiaea hyacinthina) Symphyotricum subspicatum (=Aster subspicatus) Triticum aestivum Tsuga heterophylla Synthyris reniformis Typha latifolia Tanacetum vulgare Ulex europaeus Taraxacum officinale A Urtica dioica var. gracillis A Taxus brevifolia Vaccinium alaskense Teesdalia nudicaulis Vaccinium ovatum Tellima grandiflora Vaccinium parvifolium Thalictrum occidentale Vaccinium sp. Thermopsis montana Vaccinium uliginosum Thuja plicata Valerianella locusta Tiarella trifoliata Valerianella sp. Tolmiea menziesii Vancouveria hexandra A Tonella tenella Veratrum californicum var. caudatum Torilis arvensis Verbascum blattaria Toxicodendron diversilobum Verbascum thapsus A Tragopogon dubius A Veronica americana Tragopogon porrifolius Veronica anagallis-aquatica Trientalis borealis ssp. latifolia (=T. latifolia) Veronica arvensis A Veronica hederaefolia Trifolium agrarium Veronica officinalis A Trifolium arvense Veronica peregrina var. xalapensis Trifolium dubium A Veronica scutellata Trifolium hybridum Veronica serpyllifolia Trifolium microcephalum Veronica serpyllifolia var. serpyllifolia Trifolium microdon Veronica sp. Trifolium oliganthum Viburnum ellipticum Vicia americana ssp. americana S.J. L. B. Cattle Point Road: A=Joe Arnett, 20May2009 Vicia cracca Vicia gigantea Kanaka Bay, San Juan Is.: A=Joe Arnett 20May2009 Fishtown site: A= Joe Arnett 22April2009 Vicia hirsuta Vicia sativa A Vicia sativa ssp. sativa Vicia sativa var. angustifolia Vicia species Vicia tetrasperma Vicia villosa Vinca major Viola adunca A Viola adunca var. adunca Viola glabella Viola howellii Viola nuttallii var. praemorsa A Viola pratense Viola sempervirens Viola sp. Vulpia bromoides Vulpia myuros Vulpia sp. Wyethia angustifolia Zigadenus venenosus Zostera marina EVE: voucher at Evergreen State College herbarium Scatter Creek: FC=Florence Caplow (no date) CALE sites: C=Chappell and Caplow 2004 Deception Pass SP: WNPS list from several years, up to 2003. Naas/Admiralty Inlet NAP: C=Chappell and Caplow 2004; w=Whidbey Camano Land Trust list 2006, Ebey'sA=Arnett Bluff 22June2007 (TNC property on Hill Road): C=Chappell and Caplow 2004; Ebeys Landing to Peregos Lagoon: W=WNPS field trip (C. Antieau, A. Dursh, M. Hoff, A. Kermoade, H.G. Mitchell P Youngman revised 19April2000; A=Arnett West Beach: C=Chappell and Caplow 2004; A=Arnett 22June2007 A=West Rocky Prairie Port of Tacoma site May 26, 2009, Dave Hays, Dave Wilderman, Joe Arnett Ridgefield Carty Unit: Joe Arnett May 2008, 13May2009 Young Hill, San Juan: A=Joe Arnett, 20May2009 Mud Lake Mud T16R01W k e e r C r r ve a e B 1 12 Wildlife Area West Rocky Rocky Prairie West T16R02W 2 11 Hydrography Stream of River of Stream Irrigation Structure Open Water Intermittent Water Wetland Cut Fill Proposed Gravel Mining Proposed Feet 3 Utility Network Utility Map ProducedApril, 2009 Transportation and Transportation State Route State Road Secondary Trail RoadRail Line Power Transmission 10 Prairie Soils and Habitat and Soils Prairie Priority 1 Priority 2 Connectivity Habitat Possibly Priority a No Priority 500 Habitat Priority Areas Priority Habitat Maytown Priority AreasMaytown Priority Boundaries Administrative Township Line Township Section Line Parcels Area Border Wildlife Nisqually loamy fine sand; Nisqually loamy sand loamy Nisqually sand; fine loamy Nisqually loam sandy gravelly Spanaway complex; Spanaway-Nisqually Loam; sandy gravelly Fitch '03) (Chappell other soils: Prairie Soils Loamy Prairie, Non '03) (Chappell grassland other & prairies Extant 1,000 0 1,000 2,000 Mud Lake Mud T16R01W k e e r C r r ve a e B 1 12 Wildlife Area West Rocky Rocky Prairie West T16R02W 2 11 Hydrography Stream of River of Stream Irrigation Structure Open Water Intermittent Water Wetland Cut Fill Proposed Gravel Mining Proposed Feet 3 Utility Network Utility Map ProducedApril, 2009 Transportation and Transportation State Route State Road Secondary Trail RoadRail Line Power Transmission 10 Prairie Soils and Habitat and Soils Prairie Priority 1 Priority 2 Connectivity Habitat Possibly Priority a No Priority 500 Habitat Priority Areas Priority Habitat Maytown Priority AreasMaytown Priority Boundaries Administrative Township Line Township Section Line Parcels Area Border Wildlife Nisqually loamy fine sand; Nisqually loamy sand loamy Nisqually sand; fine loamy Nisqually loam sandy gravelly Spanaway complex; Spanaway-Nisqually Loam; sandy gravelly Fitch '03) (Chappell other soils: Prairie Soils Loamy Prairie, Non '03) (Chappell grassland other & prairies Extant 1,000 0 1,000 2,000 Jeremy Davis - FW: Update Rocky Prairie - Butterflies rediscovered! Page 1 From: "Rodrick, Elizabeth A (DFW)" To All: The Port of Tacoma and Thurston County asked WDFW to let them know as soon as we received positive results from our biological surveys. Last week, a WDFW biologist found four at-risk butterflies, the Puget blue (SC), great spangled fritillary (SC), Oregon branded skipper (SCGN) and Sonora skipper (SCGN) on the priority 1 acquistion area (see aerial map). Also, WDFW surveyed for the two federal candidate butterflies, mardon skipper and Taylor's checkerspot in the spring but the weather was unusually cool so they were not found. However, a single negative survey result doesn't mean they are not there. The presence of the other at-risk species indicates that this prairie is still functional and acquisition and restoration of additonal acreage will increase the viability of these populations. Port of Tacoma staff recently encouraged a representative of the Rocky Prairie Work Group to meet with their real estate broker discuss this possibility. Elizabeth Rodrick ______ From: Rodrick, Elizabeth A (DFW) Sent: Thu 7/2/2009 7:32 PM To: [email protected]; Jeffrey Foster ([email protected]); Jodi Bush ([email protected]); Ken Berg ([email protected]); Michelle Connor ([email protected]); [email protected]; [email protected]; Pozzanghera, Steve (DFW) Cc: [email protected]; Jeffrey Foster ([email protected]); Ken Risenhoover ([email protected]); Paul Steucke ([email protected]); Loomis, Bert M (DFW); Budd, Dan (DFW); ([email protected]); Driscoll, Lauren (ECY) ([email protected]); [email protected]; Hays, David W (DFW); McAllister, Kelly; Tirhi, Michelle J (DFW); Beach, Rocky (DFW); Culver, Michele K (DFW) Subject: Update Rocky Prairie - Butterflies rediscovered! Hi Folks, I am pleased to announce that a WDFW biologist rediscovered four at-risk butterflies on the Rocky Prairie-Maytown property last week. The butterflies are listed in italics in the attached grant proposal that was submitted to The Nature Conservancy for a $500,000 Duke grant to complement the $1.5 million WWRP grant that WDFW currently has available. We should know about the TNC grant within a couple of weeks. The Capitol Land Trust will contact Century Pacific in the near future on behalf of the Rocky Prairie Work Group to discuss purchase of additional property from the Port of Tacoma. Elizabeth Rodrick Land Conservation Manager Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife 600 Capitol Way N Olympia, WA 98501-1091 360-902-2696 FAX 360-902-2162 Jeremy Davis - FW: Update Rocky Prairie - Butterflies rediscovered! Page 2 CC: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] Target Site: Rocky Prairie-Maytown 10/21/08 NORTHWEST WILDLIFE CONSERVATION INITIATIVE (Duke Grant) LAND PROJECT PARTNER INFORMATION SHEET Date: 6/29/09 Name of project: Rocky Prairie-Maytown Project location (nearest city/town, county, state, and latitude and longitude or X and Y coordinates): Tenino, WA, Thurston County. Name of priority landscape and COA/focal area/tract identification: (see red star on COF map, # below is from WPG Portfolio) #240 Rocky Prairie-Beaver Creek - Tenino, WA Number of acres: 200 to 745 acres Type of acquisition: Fee Simple x Description of property and uniqueness of this project: This proposal is for a $500,000 Duke grant that will complement an existing $1,500,000 state grant (Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program, WWRP) to purchase additional acreage adjoining the Rocky Prairie Wildlife Area. The target site was selected because of its geographic position in relation to already protected/managed prairie lands, the vegetation and soil type. The site contains mounded and terraced prairie with Idaho fescue-white- topped aster community, oak woodland, and wetland/riparian systems. It is a refugium and linkage for dispersal of listed and at-risk species between the existing protected areas. Objectives: Protect the best remaining and available, large tract of unique prairie-oak-wetland habitat mosaic in western Washington as called for in the South Puget Prairie Site Conservation Plan. Protect extant habitat for Howellia aquatilis (FT), mardon skipper (FC, SE), Taylor’s checkerspot (FC, SC), Mazama pocket gopher (FC, ST), Oregon spotted frog (FC, SE), white-top aster (SS), Olympic mudminnow (SS), Puget blue (SC), valley silverspot (FSC, SC), and Oregon vesper sparrow (FSC, SC). Some of these species are currently present on Rocky Prairie and others are documented from the past 10- 20 years. Surveys are underway and if these species are not found in the next few years, they will be reintroduced following habitat restoration. Update – This week, four at-risk butterflies were reconfirmed on the Priority 1 acquisition parcel of the Rocky Prairie-Maytown property (see aerial map): the Puget blue (SC), great spangled fritillary (SC), Oregon branded skipper (SCGN) and Sonora skipper (SCGN). Protect habitat for reintroduction of golden paintbrush (FT), western pond turtle (FSC, SE), and western gray squirrel (FSC, ST) as recommended in recovery plans. Increase protected habitat size and connectivity for prairie and oak dependent fauna. How urgent is this project and how does the project contribute to long term viability populations of Strategy species and ecological systems? Prairies are one of the rarest habitats in the United States and only 3% of the original south Puget Sound prairie habitat remains. Rocky Prairie is one of five remaining quality examples of the unique glacial outwash prairie-oak woodland landscape. All remaining prairies require some level of restoration and maintenance because of the potential for invasion of Scot’s broom and Douglas fir. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategy (SWAP) also recognizes the prairie-oak woodland mosaic as an important habitat type for the nine animal species of greatest conservation need listed above. The target parcel called the “Maytown site” is owned by the Port of Tacoma, has a current gravel 1 10/21/08 mining permit and is on the market. WDFW owns the adjacent property to the south and east including 810 acres of prairie, oak woodland and wetlands. Acquisition of additional acreage at Rocky Prairie will expand the existing wildlife area improving viability of species, core habitats, and buffers. This acquisition will also secure habitat linkages to the northwest with Millersylvannia State Park and to the northeast with prairies on Wolf Haven and the Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) Rocky Prairie Natural Area Preserve. How does this project facilitate appropriate human use? The objective of this project is to expand the existing protected area that is managed for conservation, restoration and recovery of listed and candidate species. This management strategy will apply to the new parcel as well. Limited public viewing may be allowed following habitat restoration and development of a management plan. How is this project related to other protection efforts in the landscape and how will it build a larger capacity for conservation? The Interagency Prairie-Oak Woodland Working Group (The Nature Conservancy (TNC), WDFW, WDNR, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), Fort Lewis Army Reservation, and Thurston County) developed the South Puget Sound Prairies Site Conservation Plan to serve as the basis for future conservation and restoration efforts (TNC 2002). This regional conservation plan highlights Rocky Prairie and a few other sites as the most important additions to the network of protected prairies in the south sound. These same agencies are currently cooperating on a Candidate Conservation Agreement to protect and recover candidate species and their habitats to help prevent federal listing. In addition to the acquisition grants, the interagency group has secured $1.5 million in highway mitigation funds and over $2 million in Army Compatible Use Program funds for species recovery and habitat restoration on the existing protected areas (see blue polygons on map). The Army is interested in acquiring and restoring prairies off-base to enhance and secure candidate species populations and prevent them from becoming listed under the Endangered Species Act. Key partners and role of partners: This is a joint conservation project of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (owner-funder), The Nature Conservancy (survey and management consultation), Washington Department of Natural Resources (survey and management consultation), U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (survey and grantor), DOD Fort Lewis (grantor), Capitol Land Trust (negotiator), Friends of Rocky Prairie, and Black Hills Audubon. WDFW will own and manage the property. Status of transaction (in negotiations with landowner, under option, acquired): Phase 1 of this project will use the existing $1,500,000 WWRP grant combined with the $500,000 Duke grant to acquire additional land at Rocky Prairie. WDFW and Capitol Land Trust are in discussions with the Port of Tacoma to purchase all or a portion of the 745-acre Maytown parcel adjacent to the Rocky Prairie Wildlife Area before 12/31/2009 when the grant expires. If the Port sells the entire parcel to another buyer, WDFW will request a grant extension and attempt to purchase land from the new owner in phases. A grant extension is likely because of the widespread public and political support for this project. On June 17, the Rocky Prairie Work Group met with the Port to discuss conservation of the Maytown site and was invited to meet with their real estate broker. A staff person for the Thurston County Commissioners presented a letter indicating their support for protecting prairie habitats and another staff person from Senator Patty Murray’s office expressed her interest as well. Award of this Duke grant will signal the Port and public and private supporters that this project has momentum and will help leverage other grants listed below. Expected date of purchase: lands would be acquired by the end of 2009 or 2010 if the WWRP grant is extended. 2 10/21/08 Appraisal value or appraisal status: appraisal will be ordered after upcoming meeting with real estate broker. Estimated purchase price: $2,000,000 for Phase 1 ~200 acres of Rocky Prairie-Maytown site . The full price for 745 acres without a gravel permit is estimated at $8-10,000,000. Additional acreage will be purchased if the ACUB grant and/or WWRP grant are awarded. Funding from other sources (amount and status--secured or pending. If pending, when match decisions are expected): A $1,500,000 WWRP grant is available for Phase 1 of the Rocky Prairie- Maytown acquisition. Phase 2 is expected to be funded by an Army Compatible Use Program acquisition grant that will be submitted summer 2009 and would be awarded by the end of 2009 (~$4,000,000). The Washington Director of the USFWS recently met with the Assistant Secretary of the Army and he is very interested in funding this project. WDFW will also submit a 2010 WWRP grant proposal for $2,000,000 that would be awarded in 2011. This project has scored well in the past and is likely to be funded again. Amount of funding requested from the Northwest Wildlife Conservation Initiative: $500,000 If you represent a land trust: When did your organization adopted the LTA’s Standards and Practices? If not adopted yet, when is adoption is expected? Is your organization an accredited land trust or a current applicant for accreditation? Not applicable. Please attach a map with the conservation opportunity areas (COAs)/focal areas indicated. A map example is attached. A simplified version of a map similar to this is acceptable. Contact information: Name: Elizabeth Rodrick Organization: Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Address: 600 Capitol Way N Olympia, WA 98501-1091 Phone: 360-902-2696 e-mail: [email protected] 3 Jeremy Davis - RE: Maytown and West Rocky Prairie rezone Page 1 From: "Knight, Katie M (DFW)" Here you go. For the Westside grassland spreadsheet, Michelle Tirhi highlighted in red the ones she suspected likely on the Maytown site. Another thing I found in my notes was a request to the Port of Tacoma from Michelle Tirhi for copies of their habitat management plans dating August 2002 through April 2004. I have a request to Michelle to see if she ever received these. Do you have any in your files? Thanks, Katie -----Original Message----- From: Jeremy Davis [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 3:46 PM To: Knight, Katie M (DFW) Subject: RE: Maytown and West Rocky Prairie rezone Katie, Thanks for the quick response! RE #3 Below: I do not have the 10-27-08 grassland species list or the butterfly list from December 2006. Can you please send these. Have a good day, Jeremy >>> "Knight, Katie M (DFW)" Here's my response to your requests for assistance---let me know if I've missed any. 1) Rezone of WDFW owned West Rocky Prairie site...I am 99% positive we support this rezone. However, I am awaiting official confirmation from our land management division. We are confirming there are no conflicts in our original grant agreement to purchase the property (e.g. restrictions on devaluing the land). I will let you know as soon as I have that information. 2) Planning Commission site tour...plan to support a field trip with wildlife bio and land management staff. Let me know the best dates and I'll coordinate staff. 3) Response to 10/14/09 email regarding Maytown area sensitive species...Information that we've sent to the county should satisfy most of your questions. Grassland species predicted on-site (spreadsheet from 10/27/08--you may not have this info, so please let me know), known Jeremy Davis - RE: Maytown and West Rocky Prairie rezone Page 2 habitats and species (October 28, 2008 WDFW letter), prairie plant species from spring 2009 site visits (June 1, 2009 email from Dave Hays), butterfly list documented at West Rocky Prairie site (Ann Potter December 2006) (you also might not have this b/c it doesn't pertain to Maytown site), butterfly list documented at Maytown site (July 06, 2009 email from Elizabeth Rodrick). Please keep in mind, not documented does not mean they are not there. I would continue to use language such as "documented species include...and other likely to occur species include" I'm waiting to hear back from wildlife staff regarding survey maps that may show general locations of documented species beyond PHS points. I'll forward when/if those are available. Regarding habitats...I'm surprised wetland habitat is not showing up on the maps for the Maytown site- my guess is that the industrial development resulted in filling the natural wetlands and then they were removed from maps. I wonder if an Ecology wetland specialist has taken a look to see the wetland restoration potential. The Duke conservation grant (attached) indicates there are wetlands on site. Regarding rating ecological value...Not sure what you are looking for... but I think we've made it clear in our prioritization maps, duke conservation grant, letter to the county last October, and investment in biological surveys that we consider the Maytown site to be of high ecological value. Best of luck and let me know if you need me to forward any of the referenced data. Katie -----Original Message----- From: Jeremy Davis [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 9:35 AM To: Knight, Katie M (DFW) Subject: Re: Katie, Hey, I thought the Assessors data was incorrect. I think I did receive some answers in the past. You may want to look for email from Dave Hays (June 1, 2009). I do not remember seeing any other email summarizing follow-up visits later on in the summer though, except for some references in an email from Elizabeth Rodrick (July 5, 2009) that was also referencing the WWRP grant. There was a letter last fall, but this was sent well before more recent field visits. I thought there were supposed to be a few more follow-up visits to the site. Thanks, Jeremy >>> "Knight, Katie M (DFW)" Hi Jeremy, Got an answer from our land manager about the acreage on WDFW West Rocky Prairie - the property is 809 acres. Let me know the dates that the Commissioners are available in November and we'll get something scheduled. I'm working on answers to your species questions- I'm pretty sure I answered these questions in the past, and am sorting through the emails so I can get the right info back to you. Thanks, Katie Katie Knight WDFW Environmental Planner Puget Sound and Washington Coast (360) 902-2618 A Phylogenetic List of Butterflies Documented from West Rocky Prairie, Thurston Co Compiled from a variety of sources by Ann Potter (WDFW) in December 2006 Common Name Scientific Name Conservation Status* Silver-spotted Skipper Epargyreus clarus californicus SM Propertius Duskywing Erynnis propertius SM; SGCN Persius Duskywing Erynnis persius SM Two-banded Checkered Skipper Pyrgus ruralis Arctic Skipper Carterocephalus palaemon SM Juba Skipper Hesperia juba SM Oregon Common Branded Skipper Hesperia colorado oregonia SM; SGCN Mardon Skipper Polites mardon SE; SGCN; FC Sonora Skipper Polites sonora siris SM; SGCN Woodland Skipper Ochlodes sylvanoides Dun Skipper Euphyes vestris SM Clodius Parnassian Parnassius clodius Anise Swallowtail Papilio zelicaon Western Tiger Swallowtail Papilio rutulus Pale Tiger Swallowtail Papilio eurymedon Pine White Neophasia menapia Mustard White Pieris marginalis Cabbage White Pieris rapae Sara Orange Tip Anthocaris sara flora Orange Sulphur Colias eurytheme Purplish Copper Lycaena helloides Cedar Hairstreak Mitoura grynea plicataria Western Brown Elfin Incisalia augustinus Common Name Scientific Name Conservation Status* Hoary Elfin Incisalia polia SM; SGCN Gray Hairstreak Strymon melinus atrofasciatus Western Tailed Blue Everes amyntula Spring Azure Celastrina agriolus Silvery Blue Glaucopsyche lygdamus Puget Blue Plebejus icarioides blackmorei SC; SGCN Great Spangled Fritillary Speyeria cybele pugetensis SM; SGCN Coronis Fritillary Speyeria coronis Zerene Fritillary Speyeria zerene bremnerii SC; SGCN (aka Valley Silverspot) Hydaspe Fritillary Speyeria hydaspe Western Meadow Fritillary Boloria epithore Mylitta Crescent Phyciodes mylitta Taylor’s Checkerspot Euphydryas editha taylori SE; SGCN; FC (aka Whulge Checkerspot) Satyr Anglewing Polygonia satyrus California Tortoiseshell Nymphalis californica Mourning Cloak Nymphalis antiopa Milbert’s Tortoiseshell Nymphalis milberti Painted Lady Vanessa cardui Red Admiral Vanessa atalanta Lorquin’s Admiral Limenitis lorquini Ochre Ringlet Coenoympha tullia eunomia Large Wood Nymph Cercyonis pegala *SC= State Candidate; SE= State Endangered; SM= State Monitor; FC= Federal Candidate SGCN= Species of Greatest Conservation Need (CWCS) Query1 ELCODE Common_Name WHROW_Habitat AAAAD040Ensatina Westside Grasslands AAAAF020Rough-skinned Newt Westside Grasslands AAAAA010Northwestern Salamander Westside Grasslands AAAAA010Long-toed Salamander Westside Grasslands AAAAH010Coastal Giant Salamander Westside Grasslands AAABB01 Western Toad Westside Grasslands AAABC05 Pacific Treefrog Westside Grasslands AAABH01 Northern Red-legged Frog Westside Grasslands AAABH01 Bullfrog Westside Grasslands ABNGA04Great Blue Heron Westside Grasslands ABNGA04Great Egret Westside Grasslands ABNGA07Cattle Egret Westside Grasslands ABNJB100Green-winged Teal Westside Grasslands ABNJB101Blue-winged Teal Westside Grasslands ABNJB101Cinnamon Teal Westside Grasslands ABNJB101Northern Shoveler Westside Grasslands ABNJB101Gadwall Westside Grasslands ABNKA020Turkey Vulture Westside Grasslands ABNKC06 White-tailed Kite Westside Grasslands ABNKC10 Bald Eagle Westside Grasslands ABNKC11 Northern Harrier Westside Grasslands ABNKC12 Sharp-shinned Hawk Westside Grasslands ABNKC12 Cooper's Hawk Westside Grasslands ABNKC19 Red-tailed Hawk Westside Grasslands ABNKC19 Rough-legged Hawk Westside Grasslands ABNKD06American Kestrel Westside Grasslands ABNKD06Merlin Westside Grasslands ABNKD06Peregrine Falcon Westside Grasslands ABNKD06Gyrfalcon Westside Grasslands ABNLC07 Ring-necked Pheasant Westside Grasslands ABNLC140Wild Turkey Westside Grasslands ABNLC210Northern Bobwhite Westside Grasslands ABNLC23 California Quail Westside Grasslands ABNLC24 Mountain Quail Westside Grasslands ABNNB03Killdeer Westside Grasslands ABNNF01 Greater Yellowlegs Westside Grasslands ABNNF010Lesser Yellowlegs Westside Grasslands ABNNF010Solitary Sandpiper Westside Grasslands ABNNF18 Wilson's Snipe Westside Grasslands ABNPB01 Rock Dove Westside Grasslands ABNPB04 Mourning Dove Westside Grasslands ABNSA010Barn Owl Westside Grasslands ABNSB05 Great Horned Owl Westside Grasslands ABNSB06 Snowy Owl Westside Grasslands ABNSB13 Long-eared Owl Westside Grasslands ABNSB13 Short-eared Owl Westside Grasslands ABNTA020Common Nighthawk Westside Grasslands ABNUA03 Vaux's Swift Westside Grasslands ABNUC51Rufous Hummingbird Westside Grasslands ABNYF040Lewis' Woodpecker Westside Grasslands ABNYF040Acorn Woodpecker Westside Grasslands Page 1 Query1 ABNYF050Red-breasted Sapsucker Westside Grasslands ABNYF070Downy Woodpecker Westside Grasslands ABNYF070Hairy Woodpecker Westside Grasslands ABNYF100Northern Flicker Westside Grasslands ABPAE320Western Wood-pewee Westside Grasslands ABPAE350Black Phoebe Westside Grasslands ABPAE430Ash-throated Flycatcher Westside Grasslands ABPAE520Western Kingbird Westside Grasslands ABPAT020Horned Lark Westside Grasslands ABPAT020Streaked Horned Lark Westside Grasslands ABPAU010Purple Martin Westside Grasslands ABPAU030Tree Swallow Westside Grasslands ABPAU03 Violet-green Swallow Westside Grasslands ABPAU07 Northern Rough-winged Swallow Westside Grasslands ABPAU09 Cliff Swallow Westside Grasslands ABPAU090Barn Swallow Westside Grasslands ABPAV060Western Scrub-jay Westside Grasslands ABPAV100American Crow Westside Grasslands ABPAV101Common Raven Westside Grasslands ABPAW01Black-capped Chickadee Westside Grasslands ABPAZ010White-breasted Nuthatch Westside Grasslands ABPAZ010Slender-billed White-breasted Nuthatch Westside Grasslands ABPBA010Brown Creeper Westside Grasslands ABPBG09House Wren Westside Grasslands ABPBJ050Ruby-crowned Kinglet Westside Grasslands ABPBJ150Western Bluebird Westside Grasslands ABPBJ201American Robin Westside Grasslands ABPBK060Brown Thrasher Westside Grasslands ABPBM02American Pipit Westside Grasslands ABPBR01 Northern Shrike Westside Grasslands ABPBT010European Starling Westside Grasslands ABPBX010Orange-crowned Warbler Westside Grasslands ABPBX120Common Yellowthroat Westside Grasslands ABPBX64 Lazuli Bunting Westside Grasslands ABPBX94 Chipping Sparrow Westside Grasslands ABPBX950Vesper Sparrow Westside Grasslands ABPBX95 Oregon Vesper Sparrow Westside Grasslands ABPBX990Savannah Sparrow Westside Grasslands ABPBXA0Grasshopper Sparrow Westside Grasslands ABPBXA3Song Sparrow Westside Grasslands ABPBXA4White-crowned Sparrow Westside Grasslands ABPBXB0Red-winged Blackbird Westside Grasslands ABPBXB2Western Meadowlark Westside Grasslands ABPBXB5Brewer's Blackbird Westside Grasslands ABPBXB7Brown-headed Cowbird Westside Grasslands ABPBY040House Finch Westside Grasslands ABPBY060Lesser Goldfinch Westside Grasslands ABPBY061American Goldfinch Westside Grasslands AMAAA01 Virginia Opossum Westside Grasslands AMABA01Vagrant Shrew Westside Grasslands AMABA01Dusky Shrew Westside Grasslands AMABB02Townsend's Mole Westside Grasslands Page 2 Query1 AMABB02Coast Mole Westside Grasslands AMACC01Little Brown Myotis Westside Grasslands AMACC01Yuma Myotis Westside Grasslands AMACC01Long-eared Myotis Westside Grasslands AMACC01Long-legged Myotis Westside Grasslands AMACC01Californian Myotis Westside Grasslands AMACC02Silver-haired Bat Westside Grasslands AMACC04Big Brown Bat Westside Grasslands AMACC05Hoary Bat Westside Grasslands AMACC08Townsend's Big-eared Bat Westside Grasslands AMACC10Pallid Bat Westside Grasslands AMAEB02European Rabbit Westside Grasslands AMAFB05 California Ground Squirrel Westside Grasslands AMAFC01 Western Pocket Gopher Westside Grasslands AMAFF030Deer Mouse Westside Grasslands AMAFF110Townsend's Vole Westside Grasslands AMAFF110Long-tailed Vole Westside Grasslands AMAFF111Creeping Vole Westside Grasslands AMAFF111Gray-tailed Vole Westside Grasslands AMAJA010Coyote Westside Grasslands AMAJA030Red Fox Westside Grasslands AMAJB010Black Bear Westside Grasslands AMAJE020Raccoon Westside Grasslands AMAJF020Long-tailed Weasel Westside Grasslands AMAJF020Mink Westside Grasslands AMAJF050Western Spotted Skunk Westside Grasslands AMAJF060Striped Skunk Westside Grasslands AMAJH03 Bobcat Westside Grasslands AMALC02 Columbian White-tailed Deer Westside Grasslands ARAAD02 Pacific Pond Turtle Westside Grasslands ARACB01 Northern Alligator Lizard Westside Grasslands ARACB01 Southern Alligator Lizard Westside Grasslands ARACF140Western Fence Lizard Westside Grasslands ARACH01Western Skink Westside Grasslands ARADA01 Rubber Boa Westside Grasslands ARADB07Western Yellow-bellied Racer Westside Grasslands ARADB09Sharp-tailed Snake Westside Grasslands ARADB10Ringneck Snake Westside Grasslands ARADB19California Mountain Kingsnake Westside Grasslands ARADB26Gopher Snake Westside Grasslands ARADB36Western Terrestrial Garter Snake Westside Grasslands ARADB36Northwestern Garter Snake Westside Grasslands ARADB36Common Garter Snake Westside Grasslands ARADE02 Western Rattlesnake Westside Grasslands AMALC02 Black-tailed Deer Westside Grasslands Page 3