Cover (Opening)
Executive Summary
Open Letter to
the Public
Table of Contents
Part I Introduction
Part II The Land's Story
Part III Natural Resources
  Habitats
Ecological Guilds
Part IV Stewardship
  General Resource Management
Ecosystem and Restoration
Watershed and Water Resources
Resource Inventory and Monitoring
Public Access
Education
Research
Administration
Facilities and Maintenance
Conclusion
Literature Cited
Authorship and
Acknowledgements
Appendices

 
 
APPENDIX A

Breeding Grasshopper Sparrows on San Marcos Foothills

Grasshopper Sparrow Breeding Season Survey Results

Date West Mesa W of No Name Creek East Mesa Total # of Individuals Comments
2 May 1999 14 no data 5 19 Incomplete Survey
5 May 1999 21 no data no data 21 Incomplete Survey
23 May 1999 11-14 1 no data 12-15 Incomplete Survey
6 May 2000 29-32 3 0 32-35 Complete Survey
13 May 2000 14 2 2 18 Incomplete Survey
12 April 2001 22 3 5 30 Complete Survey (21 singing males, 9 non-vocal)
12 May 2001 37 6 4 47 Complete Survey (30 singing males, 17 non-vocal)

Grasshopper Sparrow Breeding Evidence

Date Area Observation Observers, comments
14 June 1999 Fence along W property border 1 family with 2 or 3 fledglings Holmgren, Rothstein
20 June 1999 E edge of West Mesa, E-facing slope in sparse Sage scrub 1 pair adults carrying food, caught in the middle of food delivery, adults consumed food 6 observers
11 July 1999 N End of East Mesa 3 call and visual Holmgren, possible family group
11 July 1999 S end of Mesa W of No Name Creek 1 adults of 2 of unknown age together Holmgren, possible family group
11 June 2000 East Mesa 1 adult with 1 juvenile Holmgren
12 May 2001 N end of West Mesa Adult carrying food Holmgren
12 May 2001 N end of West Mesa Adult carrying food

Holmgren

2 June 2001 150m NE of Via Gaitero Independent juvenile Holmgren

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