Strix occidentalis lucida

Steele, E.S. 1927. Food of the Spotted Owl. The Condor. 29:123-124.

• Strix occidentalis lucida

Ligon, J.S. 1926. Habits of the Spotted Owl (Syrnium occidentale). The Auk. 43(4):421-429.

• Strix occidentalis lucida

United States Fish and Wildlife Service. 2003. Endangered and threatened wildlife and plants; designation of critical habitat for the Mexican spotted owl. . 5 p.

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• Mexican Spotted Owl
• Strix occidentalis lucida
• critical habitat

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS). 1 February 2001. Endangered and threatened wildlife and plants; Final designation of critical habitat for the Mexican Spotted Owl. Federal Register 66(22):8530-8553.

• Strix occidentalis lucida
• critical habitat

Abeyta, A. 1990. 1990 Mexican Spotted Owl Inventory Form

• Strix occidentalis lucida
• Strix occidentalis lucida
• Strix occidentalis lucida

Hathcock, C.D., Keller, D., Thompson, B.E., and Wright, M.A. 2015. Status of federally listed threatened and endangered species at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Los Alamos National Laboratory, LA-UR-15-29002. 22 p.

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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 2005. The continued implementation of the land resource management plans for the eleven National Forests and National Grasslands of the Southwestern Region. Regional Office, Region 2 U.S. FWS, Albuquerque, NM. Cons. #2-22-0

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Sadoti, G, K. Johnson, and H. Smith. 2003. Mexican Spotted Owl (Strix occidentalis lucida) habitat evaluation on White Sands Missile Range. White Sands Missile Range Environmental Document Report #WSMR97F013-2003. White Sands Missile Range, Environment an

• WSMR
• Strix occidentalis lucida
• Tularosa Basin
• White Sands Missile Range
• Mexican Spotted Owl
• Ocscura Mountains
• San Andres Mountains
• WSMR SBE

Williams, J., R., Gay and J., Montoya. 2012. Mexican Spotted Owl: inventory and monitoring. Lincoln National Forest, Sacramento Ranger District; Annual report to USFWS TE-841297. 10 p.

• Mexican Spotted Owl
• Strix occidentalis lucida

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Occupancy of Habitats by Mexican Spotted Owls in Relation to Explosive Noise and Recreational Access at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Charles D. Hathcock, Leslie A. Hansen, and David C. Keller. Western Birds 41:102-106, 2010

• Mexican Spotted Owl
• Strix occidentalis lucida
• Los Alamos
• Los Alamos National Laboratory

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