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Dockens, P and C. Paradzick. 2004. Mapping and monitoring Southwetern Willow Flycatcher breeding habitat in Arizona: a remote sensing approach. Nongame and Endangered Wildlife Technical Report 223. Arizona Game and Fish Department, Phoenix, Arizona.. 89

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Fox, K. 2004. Threatened and Endangered Species monitoring for Hartman Com #6B (formally Hartman Com 23 #1M access road and well pad project).

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