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Ponderosa Pine & Cavity Nesters

North Idaho Bird Conservation Region 10 Northern Rockies Ecosystem North Idaho predominant Habitats Mixed Pine Conifer Pine Forest Other Habitats Pine Savana Pine Woodland

Pigmy Nuthatch

Pigmy Nuthatch 30 -70% Canopy Mature to old growth 1-2 Snag/acre >21” Pine Forest Tolerate humans

White -Breasted Nuthatch

White Breasted Nuthatch 25-65% Canopy Mature stand 1 Snag/acre >21” & 4Snags/acre 15” Pine Forest

Williamson’s Sapsucker

Williamson’s Sapsucker 30 – 80% Canopy 1-2 snags/acre 18” & 1 snag/acre 28” <40% Shrub Mixed Conifer

Flammulated Owl

Flammulated owl 20 -50% Canopy Mature Forest 1-2 Snags/acre 18” 10-30% Shrub cover & small thickets of saplings Adjacent to 5 acre grassy openings Mixed Conifer

White-Headed Woodpecker

White –Headed Woodpecker 20- 60% Canopy Cover Late Succession forest 1-2 Snags/Acre 18” & 1 snag/acre 28” <40% Shrub cover Pine Woodland

Lewis’s Woodpecker

Lewis’s Woodpecker <30 % Canopy 1-2 snags/ acre >21” >50% shrub cover Savanna

Western Bluebird

Western Bluebird <35% Canopy > 2Snags/Acre >14” <25% Shrub cover Savanna

Mountain Bluebird

Mountain Bluebird <35% Canopy <25% Shrub cover >2 Snags/acre 16” Savanna and Pine Woodland

Practices Snag retention/recruitment Bird Boxes Commercial Harvest CSP enhancements Fuel Break Shrub planting Critical area planting Precommercial Thinning Tree Planting

Average -Type Parcel

Takeaways Snag Retention/recruitment Coordinate on commercial harvest – Good FMP Consult with a forester and WL biologist