Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge

New Mexico Department of Game and Fish. 2005. Recovery and conservation plan for four invertebrate species: Noel's amphipod (Gammaraus desperatus), Pecos assiminea (Assiminea pecos), Koster's springsnail (Juturnia kosteri), and Roswell springsnail (Pyrgul

Peckinpaugh, M. 1991. Summary of Least tern observations, summer 1991. Report to Nongame Program, NM Dept. of Game and Fish.

• Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge
• Sterna antillarum

Lang, B., M. Wunder, and J. Higgins. 2011. Performance Report: Aquatic Mollusks of New Mexico, Project Number E-66-R-1. New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, 31 pp.

Rogowski, D. 2013. Results of surveys for Assiminea pecos at Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge. Report submitted to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, TE-219536-0. 7p.

• Pecos assiminea snail
• Assiminea pecos
• Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge
• Pecos assiminea snail
• Assiminea pecos
• Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge

Lang, B. 2007. Spreadsheet on occurrences of Noel's amphiphod, Pecos assiminea, Koster's springsnail, and Roswell springsnail.

MacCarter, J. S. 2001. Dragons in the Desert: Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge; A Haven for Dragonflies. New Mexico Magazine.5 p.

• Helianthus paradoxus
• puzzle sunflower
• Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge
• damselflies
• dragonfly