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<br />Appendix D <br />Biological Resources Background Information <br /> <br />Species Status* Habitat Potential For Occurance <br />caper-fruited ListlA Valley and foothill Low. Grassland habitat is present in the <br />tropidocarpum grassland. At elevations Study Area <br />Tropidocarpum between 1-455 meters. <br />capparideum Blooms March-April. <br />oval-leaved List 2 Chaparral, cismontane Low. Limited woodland habitat is <br />viburnum woodland, lower present in the Study Area. <br />Viburnum ellipticum montane coniferous <br /> forest. At elevations 215- <br /> 1400 meters. Blooms <br /> May-Jun. <br />Mammals . <br />Townsend's FSC,CSC Primarily found in rural Low. Human disturbance high in area. <br />western big-eared settings in a wide variety <br />bat of habitats including oak <br />Corynorhinus woodlands and mixed <br />townsendii coniferous-deciduous <br />townsendii forest. Day roosts highly <br /> associated with caves and <br /> mines. Very sensitive to <br /> human disturbance. <br />small-footed FSC Commonly found in arid Low. Human disturbance high in area. <br />myotis uplands of California. <br />Myotis ciJiofabrum Feeds on a variety of <br /> small flying insects. <br /> Seeks cover in caves, <br /> buildings, mines, <br /> crevices, and occasionally <br /> under bridges. <br />long-eared myotis FSC Primarily a forest Low. May forage over site, however the <br />Myotis evotis associated species. Day only potential roosting sites located <br /> roosts in hollow trees, within the Study Area are hollowed-out <br /> under exfoliating bark, trees. <br /> rock outcrop crevices and <br /> buildings. Other roosts <br /> include caves, mines and <br /> under bridges. <br />fringed rnyotis FSC Associated with a wide Low. Suitable roost habitat may be <br />Myotis thysanodes variety of habitats available in snags. <br /> including mixed <br /> coniferous-deciduous <br /> forest and <br /> redwood/sequoia groves. <br /> Buildings, mines and <br /> large snags are important <br /> day and night roosts. <br /> <br />Dll <br />
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