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MINERAL COUNTY RARE SPECIES LIST (18 March 2004) |
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As of the date above, this list provides information for the 88 Mineral County plants and animals included on the Nevada
At-risk Animal and At-risk Plant and Lichen
tracking lists and on the Nevada Plant and Animal Watch List. These data reflect only what was entered in our computer databases as of the above date; additional information for some species may await processing in paper files, or may have been entered subsequently. Information provided for each taxon in the columns below include the various agency status and rank designations, sand and wetland habitat indicators, and endemic status within Nevada. A new Occurrence Status (OCC) column has been added to the left side of the list to show any special status within the county: More detailed state-wide information for these taxa is available in our Detailed Rare Plant and Lichen and Detailed Rare Animal lists, and in the Nevada Rare Plant Atlas, which provides comprehensive information on habitat, life-history, description, threats, survey status, literature sources, and known locations for most plant taxa. Further information may be available on-line for some taxa in other lists or reports, or as maps or images, and general information is available for nearly all taxa on the NatureServe Explorer web site. Click on a column heading for an explanation of that column. You may need to scroll horizontally in your browser to see all columns. You may also jump to the at-risk taxa or the watch-list taxa. |
OCC RANKS..... ESA. BLM FS. TAXON NAME AND (VERNACULAR NAME).............. NV. 2N HAB END AT-RISK TAXA TRACKED *************** Plants - Pteridophytes (fern allies) ? G3 xC2 n si Botrychium crenulatum W W S1? (dainty moonwort) *************** Plants - Flowering Dicots e G2 xC2 nc si Arabis bodiensis W S2 (Bodie Hills rockcress) T2G2 Astragalus cimae var. cimae W S2 (Cima milkvetch) e G2 w Astragalus johannis-howellii D S1 (Long Valley milkvetch) T1G5 RA s Astragalus lentiginosus var. sesquimetralis CE T W S1 (Sodaville milkvetch) ? T2G4 xC2 n sw Astragalus oophorus var. lavinii W S2 (Lavin eggvetch) G2Q c w Astragalus pseudiodanthus D S S2 (Tonopah milkvetch) G2 xC2 nc sw Cusickiella quadricostata W S2 (Bodie Hills draba) G2G3 Cymopterus cinerarius W S1? (gray wavewing) G3 s Eriogonum ampullaceum W w S1 (Mono buckwheat) G2Q Eriogonum beatleyae D S2 (Beatley buckwheat) G2G3Q Helianthus deserticola W S S2 (dune sunflower) G4 Opuntia pulchella CY D S S2S3 (sand cholla) G2G3 xC2 n Oryctes nevadensis W S S2S3 (oryctes) G2G3 xC2 n s Penstemon arenarius W S Y S2S3 (Nevada dune beardtongue) G2G3 Penstemon rubicundus D Y S2S3 (Wassuk beardtongue) G3Q xC2 nc si Phacelia monoensis T S3 (Mono County phacelia) G2Q sc i Polyctenium williamsiae CE T W S2 (Williams combleaf) G4 w Sclerocactus polyancistrus CY D S2S3 (hermit cactus) G2 w Senecio pattersonensis W S1 (Mono ragwort) G3 xC2 nc si Streptanthus oliganthus W S2 (Masonic Mountain jewelflower) *************** Mollusks e G1G2 xC2 n i Pyrgulopsis wongi W S1 (Wongs pyrg) *************** Insects E T1G5 n Euphilotes enoptes primavera P S1 (early blue) T2G5 xC2 Icaricia icarioides albihalos S1 (White Mountains icarioides blue) *************** Fishes T1G2 LE s Crenichthys baileyi grandis yes W Y S1 (Hiko White River springfish) I G2 LT s t Crenichthys nevadae yes W Y S2 (Railroad Valley springfish) T3G4 LT s t Oncorhynchus clarki henshawi yes W S3 (Lahontan cutthroat trout) *************** Mammals G4 nc si Corynorhinus townsendii S3B (Townsend's big-eared bat) G4 xC2 s s Euderma maculatum yes S1S2 (spotted bat) E T2G5 xC2 n Microdipodops megacephalus nasutus Y S2 (Fletcher dark kangaroo mouse) G5 n Myotis californicus S3B (California myotis) G5 xC2 nc Myotis ciliolabrum S3B (western small-footed myotis) G5 n Myotis lucifugus S1S2 (little brown myotis) G4G5 xC2 nc Myotis thysanodes S2B (fringed myotis) *************** Birds TUG4 xC2 nc Athene cunicularia hypugaea yes S3B (Western Burrowing Owl) G4 xC2 n Buteo regalis yes S3 (Ferruginous Hawk) G5 n i Buteo swainsoni yes S2B (Swainson's Hawk) G4 nc Centrocercus urophasianus yes S3S4B (Sage Grouse) T3G4 LTNL n Charadrius alexandrinus nivosus yes W S1B (Western Snowy Plover) G4 xC2 n Chlidonias niger yes W S2S3B (Black Tern) G4 LENL n e Falco peregrinus yes S2 (Peregrine Falcon) G5 s Gavia immer yes W S2S3N (Common Loon) G4 LTPD s t Haliaeetus leucocephalus yes W S1B L (Bald Eagle (contiguous US pop)) G4 n s Otus flammeolus yes S4?B (Flammulated Owl) G5 xC2 p Plegadis chihi yes W S3B (White-faced Ibis) WATCH-LIST TAXA *************** Plants - Flowering Dicots G3 w Arabis dispar D S1S2 (pinyon rockcress) G3 ci Arabis shockleyi D S3 (Shockley rockcress) G3 Astragalus callithrix D S3 (Callaway milkvetch) T3?G5 xC2 s Astragalus lentiginosus var. scorpionis D S3? (scorpion milkvetch) G3G4 Ericameria watsonii D S3 (Watson goldenbush) G3 Eriogonum rubricaule D Y S3 (Lahontan Basin buckwheat) G3?Q Mentzelia candelariae D Y S3? (Candelaria blazingstar) G3? Oxytheca watsonii D S3? (Watson spinecup) G4? Perideridia lemmonii S3? (tuni) G3? Phacelia glaberrima D Y S3? (Reese River phacelia) ? G3 Plagiobothrys salsus W W S2S3 (salt marsh allocarya) *************** Plants - Flowering Monocots G4 Calochortus leichtlinii S3 (Leichtlin mariposa lily) *************** Amphibians T4G4 Bufo boreas halophilus W S2S3 (California toad) G5 n il Rana pipiens W S2S3 (northern leopard frog) *************** Reptiles G5 Charina bottae S4 (rubber boa) *************** Mammals G5 nc i Antrozous pallidus S3B (pallid bat) G5 n Lasionycteris noctivagans S3N (silver-haired bat) G5 n Lasiurus cinereus S3? (hoary bat) G3 Microdipodops pallidus s S2 (pale kangaroo mouse) G5 xC2 nc Myotis evotis S4B (long-eared myotis) G5 xC2 n Myotis volans S4B (long-legged myotis) G5 xC2 nc Myotis yumanensis S4B (Yuma myotis) G5 Ochotona princeps yes S3 (American pika) G5 n Pipistrellus hesperus S4 (western pipistrelle) G5 n Tadarida brasiliensis S4B (Brazilian free-tailed bat) *************** Birds G3 xC2 nc Agelaius tricolor yes W S2B (Tricolored Blackbird) G5 n Aquila chrysaetos yes S4 (Golden Eagle) G5 n Asio otus yes S4 (Long-eared Owl) G5 n Baeolophus griseus yes S5B (Juniper Titmouse) G5 p Dendroica petechia yes W S3B (Yellow Warbler) G5 n Falco mexicanus yes S4 (Prairie Falcon) G5 p Geothlypis trichas yes W S3B (Common Yellowthroat) G5 n Gymnorhinus cyanocephalus yes S4 (Pinyon Jay) G4 xC2 s Histrionicus histrionicus yes W SAN (Harlequin Duck) G4 xC2N n Lanius ludovicianus yes S3 L (Loggerhead Shrike) G4 n Melanerpes lewis yes S4 (Lewis' Woodpecker) G5 n Numenius americanus yes W S3?B (Long-billed Curlew) G5 p Oporornis tolmiei yes S4B (Macgillivray's Warbler) G3 p Pelecanus erythrorhynchos yes W S2B (American White Pelican) G5 n Pooecetes gramineus yes S4B (Vesper Sparrow) G5 n Sphyrapicus nuchalis yes S4S5B (Red-naped Sapsucker) G5 p Vermivora celata yes S4B (Orange-crowned Warbler) G5 p Wilsonia pusilla yes W S4?B (Wilson's Warbler) |
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