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Table419c.Modeledsuitablehabitat(acres)forfocalbirdspecies Goldeneagle 1 Tricoloredblackbird 2 Burrowing owl Conservation Zone Total Protected Unprotected Total Protected Unprotected Total Protected Unprotected CZ1 344 105 239 0.1 0.1 257 56 201 CZ2 612 182 429 81 81 8,094 103 7,991 CZ3 93 93 16 16 4,676 4,676 CZ4 11 11 36 24 12 4,718 407 4,310 CZ5 188 146 42 9 2 7 4,784 908 3,875 CZ6 33 9 24 28 1 27 8,978 336 8,642 CZ7 13 0.3 13 1,784 123 1,661 CZ8 10,506 3,314 7,192 8 4 4 2,387 871 1,516 CZ9 2,152 2,152 28 28 7,588 7,588 CZ10 6,294 6,294 19 19 9,990 336 9,654 CZ11 1,942 21 1,921 14 2 12 2,832 42 2,791 CZ12 7,318 246 7,071 55 1 54 3,454 201 3,254 CZ13 14,104 14,104 26 26 3,045 3,045 CZ14 1,476 236 1,240 15 0.4 15 1,294 169 1,125 CZ15 4,309 2,311 1,997 11 2 9 5,161 1,072 4,090 CZ16 11, 842 5 , 539 6 , 303 34 3 31 5 , 567 689 4 , 878 CZ17 6,967 1,735 5,232 14 9 4 1,573 764 809 CZ18 18,230 370 17,860 13 2 11 914 58 856 Total 86,421 14,216 72,205 419 50 369 77,095 6,135 70,960 Notes: 1 Modeledhabitatforgoldeneagleonlyincludesnestinghabitat. 2 Modeledhabitatfortricoloredblackbirdonlyincludesnestinghabitat.
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