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6.0 MONITORING ACTIVITIESTABLE 22Covered Species Monitoring Program DetailsCommon Name Latin Name Species Objective Monitored* Freq.** 2004† 2005 2006 2007Obj.Met?Tricolored blackbird Agelaius tricolor Maintain (once every 5 years) the continued use of and successful 5 N / N F / D YESreproduction within at least one of the identified Core Areas. Successfulreproduction is defined as a nest which fledged at least one known young.Turkey vulture Cathartes aura Maintain (once every 3 years) the continued use of and successfulreproduction at the two known nesting locations, and at nesting locations3 F / D N / I F TBDWestern yellow-billedcuckooCoccyzusamericanusoccidentalisidentified in the MSHCP Conservation Area in the future.Maintain (once every 3 years) the continued use of and successfulreproduction at 75% of the known western yellow-billed cuckoo occupiedCore Areas (including any nesting locations identified in the MSHCPConservation Area in the future).3 F / N N / N F TBDWhite-faced ibis Plegadis chihi Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / I N / I TBDWhite-tailed kite Elanus leucurus Maintain (once every 3 years) the continued use of and successful 3 F / D N / I F TBDreproduction at 75% of the core breeding areas (including any corebreeding areas identified in the MSHCP Conservation Area in the future).Williamson's sapsucker SphyrapicusMonitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N TBDthyroideusWilson's warbler Wilsonia pusilla Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 F / D N / I F TBDYellow warblerDendroica petechiabrewsteriMaintain (once every 5 years) the continued use of and successfulreproduction at 75% of the Core Areas (including any Core Areasidentified in the MSHCP Conservation Area in the future).Yellow-breasted chat Icteria virens Maintain (once every 5 years) the continued use of and successfulreproduction at 75% of the Core Areas (including any Core Areasidentified in the MSHCP Conservation Area in the future).5 F / D N / I F TBD5 F / D N / I F TBDRiverside fairy shrimp Streptocephalus Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N TBDwoottoniSanta Rosa Plateau LinderiellaMonitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N TBDfairy shrimpsantarosaeVernal pool fairy Branchinecta lynchi Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N TBDshrimpArroyo chub Gila orcutti Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N TBDWestern Riverside County MSHCP October 2006Annual Report (January 1, 2005 through December 31, 2005) 6-23
6.0 MONITORING ACTIVITIESTABLE 22Covered Species Monitoring Program DetailsCommon Name Latin Name Species Objective Monitored* Freq.** 2004† 2005 2006 2007Obj.Met?Santa Ana sucker CatastomussantaanaeMonitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N TBD1 N / N F / D F F TBDDelhi Sands flowerlovingflyQuino checkerspotAquanga kangaroo ratRhaphiomidasterminatusabdominalisEuphydryas edithaquinoDipodomysmerriami collinusReserve Managers shall document successful reproduction at all threeCore Areas or other areas to be conserved in accordance with Objective1, as measured by the presence/absence of pupae cases or newlyemerged (teneral) individuals once a year for the first 5 years after permitissuance and then as determined to be appropriate (but not lessfrequently than every 8 years).Reserve Managers will document the distribution of Quino checkerspot onan annual basis.Within the 5,484 acres of occupied and suitable habitat in the MSHCPConservation Area, ensure that at least 75% (4,113 acres) of the total isoccupied and that at least 20% of the occupied habitat (approximately 823acres) supports a medium or higher population density (≥ 5 to 15individuals per hectare; based on McKernan 1997 studies of the SanBernardino kangaroo rat) of the species as measured across any 8-yearperiod (i.e., the approximate length of the weather cycle).Bobcat Lynx rufus Maintain or improve functionality of dispersal routes. Existingundercrossings in key areas will be evaluated for their adequacy andimproved as necessary to convey bobcats.1 N / N F / D F F YES1 to 8 N / N N / N F TBD8 N / I N / I TBDBrush rabbitSylvilagusMonitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N N / N TBDbachmaniCoyote Canis latrans Monitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / I N / I TBDDulzura kangaroo rat DipodomysMonitor the distribution of this species at least once every 8 years. 8 N / N F / I TBDsimulansLong-tailed weasel Mustela frenata Maintain (once every 8 years) the continued use of long-tailed weasel at a 8 N / I N / I TBDminimum of 75% of the localities where the species has been known tooccur.Los Angeles pocketmouse1 to 8 N / N F / D F F TBDPerognathuslongimembrisbrevinasusReserve Managers shall demonstrate that each of the seven Core Areassupports a stable or increasing population that occupies at least 30% ofthe suitable habitat (at least 4,200 acres) as measured over any 8-consecutive-year period (i.e., the approximate length of the weatherWestern Riverside County MSHCP October 2006Annual Report (January 1, 2005 through December 31, 2005) 6-24
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