Mexican Spotted Owl
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Stropki, C. 2018. SWCA survey data for multiple vertebrate species.
McMillan, Matthew.2018. SWCA permit report data.
Cienega Environmental. 2017. Annual permit data for Mexican Spotted Owl and Southwestern Willow Flycatcher. FWS permit #TE48752B.