Appendix F Detailed Cover Type Tables - USDA Rural Development

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Bemidji – Grand Rapids Biological Assessment and Evaluation Taxonomic Group Birds Higher Plants Scientific Name Pelecanus erythrorhynchos Phalaropus tricolor Picoides arcticus Podiceps auritus Common Name American white pelican Wilson's phalarope Blackbacked woodpecker Horned grebe DNR Status CNF Status SPC None SEN DRM Status THR RFSS SEN Yes None RFSS THR Yes THR None THR Rallus elegans King rail END None END Yes Sterna caspia Caspian tern None RFSS THR Yes Sterna forsteri Sterna hirundo Strix nebulosa Tympanuchus phasianellus Arethusa bulbosa Botrychium dissectum Botrychium lanceolatum var. angustisegmentum Botrychium minganense Forester’s tern Common tern Great gray owl Sharp‐tailed grouse Dragon’s mouth orchid Dissected grape‐fern SPC None SEN THR RFSS THR None RFSS THR Yes None RFSS Extirpated None None SEN Yes None None THR Yes A moonwort THR RFSS THR Yes Mingan moonwort SPC None THR Yes Botrychium mormo Goblin fern SPC RFSS END Yes Botrychium oneidense Botrychium pallidum Blunt‐lobed grapefern Pale moonwort END RFSS END Yes END RFSS THR Yes Species Evaluated in BA/BE? No, impacts to islands not anticipated. No, largely aquatic. Aquatic impacts are not anticipated. No, per DNR data, the forester’s tern is not listed in the affected counties. All observations are located to south and west. No, while scattered observations are present along Leech Lake and Winnibigoshish, the project is not anticipated to impact large lakes. No, inhabits large brushland complexes (>5,000 acres). July 2010 Survey Coordination and Methods Page 3‐11
Bemidji – Grand Rapids Biological Assessment and Evaluation Taxonomic Group Higher Plants Scientific Name Botrychium rugulosum Botrychium simplex Common Name Ternate grape‐fern DNR Status CNF Status DRM Status THR RFSS THR Yes SPC RFSS THR Yes Calypso bulbosa Fairy slipper None RFSS THR Yes Carpinus caroliniana Carya cordiformis Blue beech None None SEN Yes Bitternut hickory None None SEN Yes Celtis occidentalis Hackberry None None SEN Yes Comptonia peregrina Cypripedium arietinum Drosera intermedia Dryopteris goldiana Eleocharis olivacea Eleocharis quinqueflora Erythronium albidum Gentiana andrewsii Gymnocarpium robertianum Sweet fern None None SEN Yes Ram's head ladyslipper Least grapefern Spatulateleaved sundew THR RFSS THR Yes None None SEN Yes Goldie’s fern SPC RFSS THR Yes Olivaceous spike‐rush Fewflowered spike‐rush White troutlily Closed gentian Limestone oak fern THR RFSS THR Yes SPC RFSS SEN Yes None RFSS THR None None SEN Yes None RFSS SEN Yes Hierchloe odorata Sweet grass None None SEN Yes Juglans cinerea Butternut SPC None SEN Yes Listera auriculata Auricled twayblade END None None Yes Species Evaluated in BA/BE? No, inhabits northern hardwoods near large lakes. Survey area for Route 3 is not within 1/2 mile of Leech, Cass, Winnibigoshish, or Bowstring Lakes. No populations found on Routes 1 and 2, during previously surveys. No habitat present along Route 3. July 2010 Survey Coordination and Methods Page 3‐12
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