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<br />Appendix D <br />Biological Resources Background Information <br /> <br />Species Status* Habitat Potential For Occurance <br />purple martin CSC Aerial insectivores that Low. Typical woodland habitat not <br />Progne subis nest in open and semi- present. <br /> open areas, including <br /> savannas, cultivated <br /> lands, fields, parks, <br /> pastures, near lakes and <br /> marshes and in towns <br /> and suburbs. <br />bank swallow FSC, ST Migrant in riparian and Not Present. Suitable nesting substrate <br />Riparia riparia other lowland habitats in not present along drainages. <br /> western California. Nests <br /> in riparian areas with <br /> vertical cliffs and bands <br /> with fine-textured or <br /> sandy soils in which to <br /> nest. <br />California thrasher FSC Common resident of Not Present. Typical chaparral habitat <br />T oxostoma foothills and lowlands in not present. <br />rediv;vum cis montane California. <br /> Occupies moderate to <br /> dense chaparral habitats <br /> and extensive thickets in <br /> young or open valley <br /> foothill riparian habitat. <br />loggerhead shrike FSC,CSC Prefers open habitats High Potential. Suitable habitat present. <br />Lanius ludovicianus with scattered shrubs, <br /> trees, pots, utility lines <br /> from which to forage for <br /> large insects. Nests are <br /> well concealed above <br /> ground in densely- <br /> foliaged shrubs or trees. <br />yellow warbler CSC Nests in riparian stands low. May occur as a fall migrant. <br />Dendroica petechia of willows, cottonwoods, <br />brewsteri aspens, sycarnores,and <br /> alders. Also nests in <br /> montane shrubbery in <br /> open conifer forests. <br />yellow-breasted CSC Breeds in riparian Low. Riparian habitat provides suitable <br />chat thickets and woodlands, nesting sites. <br />Icteria virens particularly those <br /> dominated by willows <br /> and cottonwoods. <br />hermit warbler FSC Frequents mature stands Not Present. Forest habitat not present. <br />Dendroica of conifers with open to <br />occidenta/is dense canopy for <br /> breeding. <br /> <br />019 <br />