All Listed and Sensitive Species in New Mexico by County

All Listed and Sensitive Species in New Mexico by County

Listed and Sensitive Species in Bernalillo County

Number of species: 17

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
Gunnison's prairie dog	Cynomys gunnisoni	Mammal	Candidate
New Mexican meadow jumping mouse	Zapus hudsonius luteus	Mammal	Candidate
Southwestern willow flycatcher	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Rio Grande silvery minnow Designated Critical Habitat	Hybognathus amarus	Fish	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Mexican spotted owl Designated Critical Habitat	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened

Bernalillo County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Millipede	Comanchelus chihuanus	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Black tern	Chlidonias niger	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Pecos River muskrat	Ondatra zibethicus ripensis	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Catron County

Number of species: 39

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
Headwater chub	Gila nigra	Fish	Candidate
Roundtail chub	Gila robusta	Fish	Candidate
Mexican garter snake	Thamnophis eques	Reptile	Candidate
Least Tern (Interior Population)	Sterna antillarum	Bird	Endangered
Southwestern willow flycatcher Proposed Critical Habitat	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Loach minnow	Tiaroga cobitis	Fish	Endangered
Spikedace	Meda fulgida	Fish	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Gray Wolf (Mexican Gray Wolf)	Canis lupus baileyi	Mammal	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Chiricahua leopard frog Designated Critical Habitat	Rana chiricahuensis	Amphibian	Threatened
Mexican spotted owl Designated Critical Habitat	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened
Gila trout	Oncorhynchus gilae	Fish	Threatened
Zuni fleabane	Erigeron rhizomatus	Plant	Threatened

Catron County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Lowland leopard frog	Rana yavapaiensis	Amphibian	Species of Concern
New Mexico silverspot butterfly	Speyeria nokomis nitocris	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
Sacramento Mountains silverspot butterfly	Speyeria atlantis capitanensis	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Bell’s vireo	Vireo bellii	Bird	Species of Concern
Common black hawk	Buteogallus anthracinus	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Chihuahua catfish ¹	Ictalurus sp.	Fish	Species of Concern
Desert sucker	Catostomus clarki	Fish	Species of Concern
Rio Grande sucker	Catostomus plebeius	Fish	Species of Concern
Sonora sucker	Catostomus insignis	Fish	Species of Concern
Allen's big-eared bat	Idionycteris phyllotis	Mammal	Species of Concern
Southwestern otter	Lutra canadensis sonorae	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Western red bat	Lasiurus blossevillii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Gila groundsel	Senecio quaerens	Plant	Species of Concern
Goodding's onion	Allium gooddingii	Plant	Species of Concern
Hess' fleabane	Erigeron hessii	Plant	Species of Concern
Mogollon clover	Trifolium longipes var. neurophyllum	Plant	Species of Concern
Parish's alkali grass	Puccinellia parishii	Plant	Species of Concern
Narrowhead garter snake	Thamnophis rufipunctatus	Reptile	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Chaves County

Number of species: 34

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Lesser prairie-chicken	Tympanuchus pallidicinctus	Bird	Candidate
Sprague's pipit	Anthus spragueii	Bird	Candidate
Texas hornshell (mussel)	Popenaias popeii	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Candidate
Wright's marsh thistle	Cirsium wrightii	Plant	Candidate
Noel’s amphipod Designated Critical Habitat	Gammarus desperatus	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Endangered
Least Tern (Interior Population)	Sterna antillarum	Bird	Endangered
Pecos gambusia	Gambusia nobilis	Fish	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Koster's springsnail Designated Critical Habitat	Juturnia kosteri	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Endangered
Pecos assiminea snail Designated Critical Habitat	Assiminea pecos	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Endangered
Roswell springsnail Designated Critical Habitat	Pyrgulopsis roswellensis	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Endangered
Kuenzler's hedgehog cactus	Echinocereus fendleri var. kuenzleri Escobaria (=Coryphantha)	Plant	Endangered
Northern aplomado falcon	Falco femoralis septentrionalis	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Pecos bluntnose shiner Designated Critical Habitat	Notropis simus pecosensis	Fish	Threatened
Pecos sunflower Designated Critical Habitat	Helianthus paradoxus	Plant	Threatened
Pecos pupfish	Cyprinodon pecosensis	Fish	Under Review

Chaves County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Bell’s vireo	Vireo bellii	Bird	Species of Concern
Black tern	Chlidonias niger	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Species of Concern
Greenthroat darter	Etheostoma lepidum	Fish	Species of Concern
Headwater catfish	Ictalurus lupus	Fish	Species of Concern
Rio Grande shiner	Notropis jemezanus	Fish	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Desert pocket gopher	Geomys arenarius	Mammal	Species of Concern
Pecos River muskrat	Ondatra zibethicus ripensis	Mammal	Species of Concern
Swift fox	Vulpes velox	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Western red bat	Lasiurus blossevillii	Mammal	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Cibola County

Number of species: 18

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
Zuni bluehead sucker	Catostomus discobolus yarrowi	Fish	Candidate
Southwestern willow flycatcher Proposed Critical Habitat	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Mexican spotted owl Designated Critical Habitat	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened
Pecos sunflower Designated Critical Habitat	Helianthus paradoxus	Plant	Threatened
Zuni fleabane	Erigeron rhizomatus	Plant	Threatened

Cibola County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

New Mexico silverspot butterfly	Speyeria nokomis nitocris	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Rio Grande sucker	Catostomus plebeius	Fish	Species of Concern
Cebolleta southern pocket gopher	Thomomys umbrinus paguatae	Mammal	Species of Concern
Acoma fleabane	Erigeron acomanus	Plant	Species of Concern
Cinder phacelia	Phacelia serrata	Plant	Species of Concern
Gypsum phacelia	Phacelia sp. nov.	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Colfax County

Number of species: 18

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Rio Grande cutthroat trout	Oncorhynchus clarki virginalis	Fish	Candidate
Canada lynx	Lynx canadensis	Mammal	Candidate
Gunnison's prairie dog	Cynomys gunnisoni	Mammal	Candidate
New Mexican meadow jumping mouse	Zapus hudsonius luteus	Mammal	Candidate
Southwestern willow flycatcher	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ¹	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Piping plover	Charadrius melodus	Bird	Threatened
Arkansas River shiner ³	Notropis girardi	Fish	Threatened

Colfax County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Swift fox	Vulpes velox	Mammal	Species of Concern
Dwarf milkweed	Asclepias uncialis var. uncialis	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Curry County

Number of species: 11

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Lesser prairie-chicken	Tympanuchus pallidicinctus	Bird	Candidate
Least Tern (Interior Population)	Sterna antillarum	Bird	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population

Curry County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Swift fox	Vulpes velox	Mammal	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in De Baca County

Number of species: 14

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Lesser prairie-chicken	Tympanuchus pallidicinctus	Bird	Candidate
Least Tern (Interior Population)	Sterna antillarum	Bird	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Pecos bluntnose shiner Designated Critical Habitat	Notropis simus pecosensis	Fish	Threatened

De Baca County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Species of Concern
Headwater catfish	Ictalurus lupus	Fish	Species of Concern
Rio Grande shiner	Notropis jemezanus	Fish	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Swift fox	Vulpes velox	Mammal	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Dona Ana County

Number of species: 32

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
Least Tern (Interior Population)	Sterna antillarum	Bird	Endangered
Southwestern willow flycatcher Proposed Critical Habitat	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Rio Grande silvery minnow ³	Hybognathus amarus	Fish	Endangered
Sneed pincushion cactus	Coryphantha sneedii var. sneedii	Plant	Endangered
Northern aplomado falcon	Falco femoralis septentrionalis	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Doña Ana talussnail	Sonorella todseni	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Under Review

Dona Ana County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Anthony blister beetle	Lytta mirifica	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
Desert viceroy butterfly	Limenitis archippus obsoleta	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Bell’s vireo	Vireo bellii	Bird	Species of Concern
Black tern	Chlidonias niger	Bird	Species of Concern
Common black hawk	Buteogallus anthracinus	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Desert pocket gopher	Geomys arenarius	Mammal	Species of Concern
Organ Mountains Colorado chipmunk	Eutamias quadrivittatus australis	Mammal	Species of Concern
Pecos River muskrat	Ondatra zibethicus ripensis	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Western red bat	Lasiurus blossevillii	Mammal	Species of Concern
White Sands woodrat	Neotoma micropus leucophaea	Mammal	Species of Concern
Alamo beard tongue	Penstemon alamosensis	Plant	Species of Concern
Desert night-blooming cereus	Cereus greggii var. greggii	Plant	Species of Concern
Mescalero milkwort	Polygala rimulicola var. mescalerorum	Plant	Species of Concern
Nodding rock-daisy	Perityle cernua	Plant	Species of Concern
Organ Mountain evening-primrose	Oenothera organensis	Plant	Species of Concern
Organ Mountain figwort	Scrophularia laevis	Plant	Species of Concern
Sand prickly pear	Opuntia arenaria	Plant	Species of Concern
Sandhill goosefoot	Chenopodium cycloides	Plant	Species of Concern
Standley whitlow-grass	Draba standleyi	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Eddy County

Number of species: 43

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Lesser prairie-chicken	Tympanuchus pallidicinctus	Bird	Candidate
Sprague's pipit	Anthus spragueii	Bird	Candidate
Texas hornshell (mussel)	Popenaias popeii	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Candidate
Wright's marsh thistle	Cirsium wrightii	Plant	Candidate
Least Tern (Interior Population)	Sterna antillarum	Bird	Endangered
Southwestern willow flycatcher	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Pecos gambusia	Gambusia nobilis	Fish	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Kuenzler's hedgehog cactus	Echinocereus fendleri var. kuenzleri Escobaria (=Coryphantha)	Plant	Endangered
Sneed pincushion cactus	Coryphantha sneedii var. sneedii	Plant	Endangered
Northern aplomado falcon	Falco femoralis septentrionalis	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Pecos bluntnose shiner Designated Critical Habitat	Notropis simus pecosensis	Fish	Threatened
Gypsum wild-buckwheat Designated Critical Habitat	Eriogonum gypsophilum	Plant	Threatened
Lee pincushion cactus	Coryphantha sneedii var. leei	Plant	Threatened
Pecos pupfish	Cyprinodon pecosensis	Fish	Under Review
Pecos springsnail	Pyrgulopsis pecosensis	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Under Review
Tharp's blue-star	Amsonia tharpii	Plant	Under Review

Eddy County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Limestone tiger beetle	Cicindela politula petrophila	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Black tern	Chlidonias niger	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Species of Concern
Blue sucker	Cycleptus elongatus	Fish	Species of Concern
Gray redhorse	Scartomyzon congestum	Fish	Species of Concern
Greenthroat darter	Etheostoma lepidum	Fish	Species of Concern
Headwater catfish	Ictalurus lupus	Fish	Species of Concern
Rio Grande shiner	Notropis jemezanus	Fish	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Guadalupe southern pocket gopher	Thomomys umbrinus guadalupensis	Mammal	Species of Concern
Pecos River muskrat	Ondatra zibethicus ripensis	Mammal	Species of Concern
Swift fox	Vulpes velox	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Western red bat	Lasiurus blossevillii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Ovate vertigo (snail)	Vertigo ovata	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
Few-flowered jewelflower	Streptanthus sparsiflorus	Plant	Species of Concern
Glass Mountain coral-root	Hexalectris nitida	Plant	Species of Concern
Guadalupe rabbitbrush	Chrysothamnus nauseosus var. texensis	Plant	Species of Concern
Mat leastdaisy	Chaetopappa hersheyi	Plant	Species of Concern
Wright's water-willow	Justicia wrightii	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Grant County

Number of species: 43

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
Headwater chub	Gila nigra	Fish	Candidate
Roundtail chub	Gila robusta	Fish	Candidate
Mexican garter snake	Thamnophis eques	Reptile	Candidate
Southwestern willow flycatcher	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Gila chub Designated Critical Habitat	Gila intermedia	Fish	Endangered
Gila topminnow ³	Poeciliopsis occidentalis	Fish	Endangered
Loach minnow	Tiaroga cobitis	Fish	Endangered
Spikedace	Meda fulgida	Fish	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Northern aplomado falcon	Falco femoralis septentrionalis	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Gray Wolf (Mexican Gray Wolf)	Canis lupus baileyi	Mammal	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Chiricahua leopard frog Designated Critical Habitat	Rana chiricahuensis	Amphibian	Threatened
Mexican spotted owl Designated Critical Habitat	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened
Beautiful shiner ³	Cyprinella formosa	Fish	Threatened
Chihuahua chub	Gila nigrescens	Fish	Threatened
Gila trout	Oncorhynchus gilae	Fish	Threatened

Grant County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Lowland leopard frog	Rana yavapaiensis	Amphibian	Species of Concern
Desert viceroy butterfly	Limenitis archippus obsoleta	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
New Mexico silverspot butterfly	Speyeria nokomis nitocris	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Bell’s vireo	Vireo bellii	Bird	Species of Concern
Common black hawk	Buteogallus anthracinus	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern gray hawk	Buteo nitidus maxima	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Desert sucker	Catostomus clarki	Fish	Species of Concern
Rio Grande sucker	Catostomus plebeius	Fish	Species of Concern
Sonora sucker	Catostomus insignis	Fish	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Shortneck snaggletooth (snail)	Gastrocopta dalliana dalliana	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
Desert night-blooming cereus	Cereus greggii var. greggii	Plant	Species of Concern
Dwarf milkweed	Asclepias uncialis var. uncialis	Plant	Species of Concern
Parish's alkali grass	Puccinellia parishii	Plant	Species of Concern
Pinos Altos flame flower	Talinum humile	Plant	Species of Concern
Porsild's starwort	Stellaria porsildii	Plant	Species of Concern
San Carlos wild-buckwheat	Eriogonum capillare	Plant	Species of Concern
Slender spiderflower	Cleome multicaulis	Plant	Species of Concern
Wright's dogweed	Adenophyllum wrightii var. wrightii	Plant	Species of Concern
Narrowhead garter snake	Thamnophis rufipunctatus	Reptile	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Guadalupe County

Number of species: 16

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Lesser prairie-chicken	Tympanuchus pallidicinctus	Bird	Candidate
Wright's marsh thistle	Cirsium wrightii	Plant	Candidate
Southwestern willow flycatcher	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Pecos sunflower Designated Critical Habitat	Helianthus paradoxus	Plant	Threatened

Guadalupe County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Species of Concern
Rio Grande shiner	Notropis jemezanus	Fish	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Pecos River muskrat	Ondatra zibethicus ripensis	Mammal	Species of Concern
Swift fox	Vulpes velox	Mammal	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Harding County

Number of species: 12

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Lesser prairie-chicken	Tympanuchus pallidicinctus	Bird	Candidate
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Arkansas River shiner	Notropis girardi	Fish	Threatened

Harding County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Swift fox	Vulpes velox	Mammal	Species of Concern
Spellenberg's groundsel	Senecio spellenbergii	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Hidalgo County

Number of species: 53

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Sprague's pipit	Anthus spragueii	Bird	Candidate
Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
Roundtail chub	Gila robusta	Fish	Candidate
Mexican garter snake	Thamnophis eques	Reptile	Candidate
Southwestern willow flycatcher	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Loach minnow	Tiaroga cobitis	Fish	Endangered
Spikedace	Meda fulgida	Fish	Endangered
Jaguar	Panthera onca	Mammal	Endangered
Lesser long-nosed bat	Leptonycteris curasoae yerbabuenae	Mammal	Endangered
Mexican long-nosed bat	Leptonycteris nivalis	Mammal	Endangered
Northern aplomado falcon	Falco femoralis septentrionalis	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Gray Wolf (Mexican Gray Wolf)	Canis lupus baileyi	Mammal	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Chiricahua leopard frog Designated Critical Habitat	Rana chiricahuensis	Amphibian	Threatened
Mexican spotted owl	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened
New Mexico ridgenose rattlesnake Designated Critical Habitat	Crotalus willardi obscurus	Reptile	Threatened
Chihuahua scurfpea	Pediomelum pentaphyllum	Plant	Under Review
Glowing indian paintbrush	Castilleja ornata	Plant	Under Review

Hidalgo County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Lowland leopard frog	Rana yavapaiensis	Amphibian	Species of Concern
Animas minute moss beetle	Limnebius aridus	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Bell’s vireo	Vireo bellii	Bird	Species of Concern
Common black hawk	Buteogallus anthracinus	Bird	Species of Concern
Gould’s turkey	Meleagris gallopavo mexicana	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern gray hawk	Buteo nitidus maxima	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Whiskered screech owl	Otus trichopsis	Bird	Species of Concern
Desert sucker	Catostomus clarki	Fish	Species of Concern
Sonora sucker	Catostomus insignis	Fish	Species of Concern
Arizona shrew	Sorex arizonae	Mammal	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog ¹	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Mearns' southern pocket gopher	Thomomys umbrinus mearnsi	Mammal	Species of Concern
Mexican long-tongued bat	Choenycteris mexicana	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Western red bat	Lasiurus blossevillii	Mammal	Species of Concern
White-sided jack rabbit	Lepus callotis gaillardi	Mammal	Species of Concern
Yellow-nosed cotton rat	Sigmodon ochrognathus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Hacheta Grande woodlandsnail	Ashmunella hebardi	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
Shortneck snaggletooth (snail)	Gastrocopta dalliana dalliana	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
Chiricahua mudwort	Limosella publiflora	Plant	Species of Concern
Contra yerba	Pediomelum pentaphyllum	Plant	Species of Concern
Coppermine milk-vetch	Astragalus cobrensis var. maguirei	Plant	Species of Concern
Desert night-blooming cereus	Cereus greggii var. greggii	Plant	Species of Concern
Griffith's saltbush	Atriplex griffithsii	Plant	Species of Concern
Gypsum hotspring aster	Machaeranthera gypsitherma	Plant	Species of Concern
Limestone rosewood	Vauquelinia californica ssp. pauciflora	Plant	Species of Concern
Parish's alkali grass	Puccinellia parishii	Plant	Species of Concern
San Carlos wild-buckwheat	Eriogonum capillare	Plant	Species of Concern
Gray-checkered whiptail	Cnemidophorus dixoni	Reptile	Species of Concern
Narrowhead garter snake	Thamnophis rufipunctatus	Reptile	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Lea County

Number of species: 13

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Lesser prairie-chicken	Tympanuchus pallidicinctus	Bird	Candidate
Sprague's pipit	Anthus spragueii	Bird	Candidate
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Northern aplomado falcon	Falco femoralis septentrionalis	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population

Lea County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Bell’s vireo	Vireo bellii	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Swift fox	Vulpes velox	Mammal	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Lincoln County

Number of species: 27

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Rio Grande cutthroat trout	Oncorhynchus clarki virginalis	Fish	Candidate
New Mexican meadow jumping mouse	Zapus hudsonius luteus	Mammal	Candidate
Penasco (Least) chipmunk	Tamias minimus atristriatus	Mammal	Candidate
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Kuenzler's hedgehog cactus	Echinocereus fendleri var. kuenzleri Escobaria (=Coryphantha)	Plant	Endangered
Northern aplomado falcon	Falco femoralis septentrionalis	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Mexican spotted owl Designated Critical Habitat	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened
White Sands pupfish	Cyprinodon tularosa	Fish	Under Review

Lincoln County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Sacramento mountain salamander	Aneides hardii	Amphibian	Species of Concern
Bonita diving beetle	Deronectes neomexicana	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
Desert viceroy butterfly	Limenitis archippus obsoleta	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
Sacramento Mountains blue butterfly	Icaricia icariodes	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
Sacramento Mountains silverspot butterfly	Speyeria atlantis capitanensis	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Common black hawk	Buteogallus anthracinus	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Species of Concern
Rio Grande sucker	Catostomus plebeius	Fish	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Organ Mountains Colorado chipmunk	Eutamias quadrivittatus australis	Mammal	Species of Concern
Pecos River muskrat	Ondatra zibethicus ripensis	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Sierra Blanca cliff daisy	Chaetopappa elegans	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Los Alamos County

Number of species: 14

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
Gunnison's prairie dog	Cynomys gunnisoni	Mammal	Candidate
New Mexican meadow jumping mouse	Zapus hudsonius luteus	Mammal	Candidate
Southwestern willow flycatcher	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Jemez Mountains salamander Proposed Critical Habitat	Plethodon neomexicanus	Amphibian	Proposed
Mexican spotted owl Designated Critical Habitat	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened

Los Alamos County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

New Mexico silverspot butterfly	Speyeria nokomis nitocris	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Goat Peak pika	Ochotona princeps nigrescens	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Luna County

Number of species: 21

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
Southwestern willow flycatcher	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Northern aplomado falcon	Falco femoralis septentrionalis	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Chiricahua leopard frog	Rana chiricahuensis	Amphibian	Threatened
Beautiful shiner ³	Cyprinella formosa	Fish	Threatened
Cook's Peak woodlandsnail	Ashmunella macromphala	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Under Review

Luna County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Bell’s vireo	Vireo bellii	Bird	Species of Concern
Common black hawk	Buteogallus anthracinus	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern gray hawk	Buteo nitidus maxima	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Rio Grande sucker	Catostomus plebeius	Fish	Species of Concern
Desert pocket gopher	Geomys arenarius	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Florida mountainsnail	Oreohelix florida	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
Shortneck snaggletooth (snail)	Gastrocopta dalliana dalliana	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
Desert night-blooming cereus	Cereus greggii var. greggii	Plant	Species of Concern
Sand prickly pear	Opuntia arenaria	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in McKinley County

Number of species: 17

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
Zuni bluehead sucker	Catostomus discobolus yarrowi	Fish	Candidate
Southwestern willow flycatcher Proposed Critical Habitat	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Mexican spotted owl Designated Critical Habitat	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened
Zuni fleabane	Erigeron rhizomatus	Plant	Threatened

McKinley County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

New Mexico silverspot butterfly	Speyeria nokomis nitocris	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
San Juan checkerspot butterfly	Euphydryas anicia chuskae	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Black tern	Chlidonias niger	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Acoma fleabane	Erigeron acomanus	Plant	Species of Concern
Parish's alkali grass	Puccinellia parishii	Plant	Species of Concern
Sivinski's fleabane	Erigeron sivinskii	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Mora County

Number of species: 19

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
Rio Grande cutthroat trout	Oncorhynchus clarki virginalis	Fish	Candidate
Canada lynx	Lynx canadensis	Mammal	Candidate
Gunnison's prairie dog	Cynomys gunnisoni	Mammal	Candidate
New Mexican meadow jumping mouse	Zapus hudsonius luteus	Mammal	Candidate
Southwestern willow flycatcher	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Mexican spotted owl Designated Critical Habitat	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened
Arkansas River shiner ³	Notropis girardi	Fish	Threatened

Mora County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

New Mexico silverspot butterfly	Speyeria nokomis nitocris	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Swift fox	Vulpes velox	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Otero County

Number of species: 39

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Rio Grande cutthroat trout	Oncorhynchus clarki virginalis	Fish	Candidate
New Mexican meadow jumping mouse	Zapus hudsonius luteus	Mammal	Candidate
Penasco (Least) chipmunk	Tamias minimus atristriatus	Mammal	Candidate
Wright's marsh thistle	Cirsium wrightii	Plant	Candidate
Least Tern (Interior Population)	Sterna antillarum	Bird	Endangered
Southwestern willow flycatcher	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Kuenzler's hedgehog cactus	Echinocereus fendleri var. kuenzleri Escobaria (=Coryphantha)	Plant	Endangered
Sacramento prickly poppy	Argemone pleiacantha spp. pinnatisecta	Plant	Endangered
Todsen's pennyroyal	Hedeoma todsenii	Plant	Endangered
Northern aplomado falcon	Falco femoralis septentrionalis	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Mexican spotted owl Designated Critical Habitat	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened
Sacramento Mountains thistle	Cirsium vinaceum	Plant	Threatened
White Sands pupfish	Cyprinodon tularosa	Fish	Under Review

Otero County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Sacramento mountain salamander	Aneides hardii	Amphibian	Species of Concern
Sacramento Mountains blue butterfly	Icaricia icariodes	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
Sacramento Mountains checkerspot butterfly	Euphydryas anicia cloudcrofti	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
Sacramento Mountains silverspot butterfly	Speyeria atlantis capitanensis	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Bell’s vireo	Vireo bellii	Bird	Species of Concern
Black tern	Chlidonias niger	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Desert pocket gopher	Geomys arenarius	Mammal	Species of Concern
Guadalupe southern pocket gopher	Thomomys umbrinus guadalupensis	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
White Sands woodrat	Neotoma micropus leucophaea	Mammal	Species of Concern
Alamo beard tongue	Penstemon alamosensis	Plant	Species of Concern
Desert night-blooming cereus	Cereus greggii var. greggii	Plant	Species of Concern
Goodding's onion	Allium gooddingii	Plant	Species of Concern
Guadalupe rabbitbrush	Chrysothamnus nauseosus var. texensis	Plant	Species of Concern
Gypsum scalebroom	Lepidospartum burgessii	Plant	Species of Concern
Sierra Blanca cliff daisy	Chaetopappa elegans	Plant	Species of Concern
Villard's pincushion cactus	Escobaria villardii	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Quay County

Number of species: 14

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Lesser prairie-chicken	Tympanuchus pallidicinctus	Bird	Candidate
Least Tern (Interior Population)	Sterna antillarum	Bird	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Arkansas River shiner	Notropis girardi	Fish	Threatened
Arkansas River speckled chub	Macrhyobopsis tetranema	Fish	Under Review

Quay County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Black tern	Chlidonias niger	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Swift fox	Vulpes velox	Mammal	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Rio Arriba County

Number of species: 27

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
Rio Grande cutthroat trout	Oncorhynchus clarki virginalis	Fish	Candidate
Roundtail chub	Gila robusta	Fish	Candidate
Canada lynx	Lynx canadensis	Mammal	Candidate
Gunnison's prairie dog	Cynomys gunnisoni	Mammal	Candidate
New Mexican meadow jumping mouse	Zapus hudsonius luteus	Mammal	Candidate
Least Tern (Interior Population)	Sterna antillarum	Bird	Endangered
Southwestern willow flycatcher	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Rio Grande silvery minnow ³	Hybognathus amarus	Fish	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Jemez Mountains salamander Proposed Critical Habitat	Plethodon neomexicanus	Amphibian	Proposed
Mexican spotted owl Designated Critical Habitat	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened

Rio Arriba County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Boreal toad	Bufo boreas boreas	Amphibian	Species of Concern
New Mexico silverspot butterfly	Speyeria nokomis nitocris	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Black tern	Chlidonias niger	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Rio Grande sucker	Catostomus plebeius	Fish	Species of Concern
Goat Peak pika	Ochotona princeps nigrescens	Mammal	Species of Concern
Southwestern otter	Lutra canadensis sonorae	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Arizona willow	Salix arizonica	Plant	Species of Concern
Ripley milk-vetch	Astragalus ripleyi	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Roosevelt County

Number of species: 13

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Lesser prairie-chicken	Tympanuchus pallidicinctus	Bird	Candidate
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population

Roosevelt County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Swift fox	Vulpes velox	Mammal	Species of Concern
Western red bat	Lasiurus blossevillii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Sandhill goosefoot	Chenopodium cycloides	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in San Juan County

Number of species: 25

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
Roundtail chub	Gila robusta	Fish	Candidate
Canada lynx	Lynx canadensis	Mammal	Candidate
Southwestern willow flycatcher Proposed Critical Habitat	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Colorado pikeminnow	Ptychocheilus lucius	Fish	Endangered
Razorback sucker	Xyrauchen texanus	Fish	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Knowlton cactus	Pediocactus knowltonii	Plant	Endangered
Mancos milk-vetch	Astragalus humillimus	Plant	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Mexican spotted owl	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened
Mesa Verde cactus	Sclerocactus mesae-verdae	Plant	Threatened

San Juan County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

New Mexico silverspot butterfly	Speyeria nokomis nitocris	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
San Juan checkerspot butterfly	Euphydryas anicia chuskae	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Black tern	Chlidonias niger	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Beautiful gilia	Gilia formosa	Plant	Species of Concern
Bisti fleabane	Erigeron bistiensis	Plant	Species of Concern
Brack's fishhook cactus	Sclerocactus cloveriae ssp. brackii	Plant	Species of Concern
Parish's alkali grass	Puccinellia parishii	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in San Miguel County

Number of species: 21

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
Rio Grande cutthroat trout	Oncorhynchus clarki virginalis	Fish	Candidate
New Mexican meadow jumping mouse	Zapus hudsonius luteus	Mammal	Candidate
Southwestern willow flycatcher	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Holy Ghost ipomopsis	Ipomopsis sancti-spiritus	Plant	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Mexican spotted owl Designated Critical Habitat	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened
Arkansas River shiner	Notropis girardi	Fish	Threatened

San Miguel County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

New Mexico silverspot butterfly	Speyeria nokomis nitocris	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Black tern	Chlidonias niger	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Pecos River muskrat	Ondatra zibethicus ripensis	Mammal	Species of Concern
Swift fox	Vulpes velox	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Dwarf milkweed	Asclepias uncialis var. uncialis	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Sandoval County

Number of species: 23

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
Rio Grande cutthroat trout	Oncorhynchus clarki virginalis	Fish	Candidate
Gunnison's prairie dog	Cynomys gunnisoni	Mammal	Candidate
New Mexican meadow jumping mouse	Zapus hudsonius luteus	Mammal	Candidate
Southwestern willow flycatcher	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Rio Grande silvery minnow Designated Critical Habitat	Hybognathus amarus	Fish	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Jemez Mountains salamander Proposed Critical Habitat	Plethodon neomexicanus	Amphibian	Proposed
Mexican spotted owl Designated Critical Habitat	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened

Sandoval County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

New Mexico silverspot butterfly	Speyeria nokomis nitocris	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Rio Grande sucker	Catostomus plebeius	Fish	Species of Concern
Goat Peak pika	Ochotona princeps nigrescens	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Gypsum phacelia	Phacelia sp. nov.	Plant	Species of Concern
Gypsum townsendia	Townsendia gypsophila	Plant	Species of Concern
Knight's milk-vetch	Astragalus knightii	Plant	Species of Concern
Parish's alkali grass	Puccinellia parishii	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Santa Fe County

Number of species: 16

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
Rio Grande cutthroat trout	Oncorhynchus clarki virginalis	Fish	Candidate
New Mexican meadow jumping mouse	Zapus hudsonius luteus	Mammal	Candidate
Southwestern willow flycatcher Proposed Critical Habitat	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Rio Grande silvery minnow ³	Hybognathus amarus	Fish	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Mexican spotted owl Designated Critical Habitat	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened

Santa Fe County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Rio Grande sucker	Catostomus plebeius	Fish	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Santa Fe cholla	Opuntia viridiflora	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Sierra County

Number of species: 33

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Sprague's pipit	Anthus spragueii	Bird	Candidate
Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
Rio Grande cutthroat trout	Oncorhynchus clarki virginalis	Fish	Candidate
Southwestern willow flycatcher Proposed Critical Habitat	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Rio Grande silvery minnow ³	Hybognathus amarus	Fish	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Todsen's pennyroyal Designated Critical Habitat	Hedeoma todsenii	Plant	Endangered
Northern aplomado falcon	Falco femoralis septentrionalis	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Gray Wolf (Mexican Gray Wolf)	Canis lupus baileyi	Mammal	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Chiricahua leopard frog Designated Critical Habitat	Rana chiricahuensis	Amphibian	Threatened
Mexican spotted owl Designated Critical Habitat	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened
Gila trout	Oncorhynchus gilae	Fish	Threatened
White Sands pupfish	Cyprinodon tularosa	Fish	Under Review
Mineral Creek mountainsnail	Oreohelix pilsbryi	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Under Review

Sierra County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Desert viceroy butterfly	Limenitis archippus obsoleta	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Bell’s vireo	Vireo bellii	Bird	Species of Concern
Black tern	Chlidonias niger	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Desert sucker	Catostomus clarki	Fish	Species of Concern
Sonora sucker	Catostomus insignis	Fish	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog ¹	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Organ Mountains Colorado chipmunk	Eutamias quadrivittatus australis	Mammal	Species of Concern
Southwestern otter	Lutra canadensis sonorae	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
White Sands woodrat	Neotoma micropus leucophaea	Mammal	Species of Concern
Duncan's pincushion cactus	Coryphantha duncanii	Plant	Species of Concern
Pinos Altos flame flower	Talinum humile	Plant	Species of Concern
Sandhill goosefoot	Chenopodium cycloides	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Socorro County

Number of species: 33

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
New Mexican meadow jumping mouse	Zapus hudsonius luteus	Mammal	Candidate
Wright's marsh thistle	Cirsium wrightii	Plant	Candidate
Socorro isopod	Thermosphaeroma thermophilum	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Endangered
Least Tern (Interior Population)	Sterna antillarum	Bird	Endangered
Southwestern willow flycatcher Proposed Critical Habitat	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Rio Grande silvery minnow Designated Critical Habitat	Hybognathus amarus	Fish	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Alamosa springsnail	Psuedotryonia alamosae	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Endangered
Socorro springsnail	Pyrgulopsis neomexicana	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Endangered
Northern aplomado falcon	Falco femoralis septentrionalis	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Chupadera springsnail Proposed Critical Habitat	Pyrgulopsis chupaderae	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Proposed
Chiricahua leopard frog Designated Critical Habitat	Rana chiricahuensis	Amphibian	Threatened
Mexican spotted owl Designated Critical Habitat	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened
Piping plover	Charadrius melodus	Bird	Threatened
Pecos sunflower	Helianthus paradoxus	Plant	Threatened

Socorro County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Desert viceroy butterfly	Limenitis archippus obsoleta	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Bell’s vireo	Vireo bellii	Bird	Species of Concern
Black tern	Chlidonias niger	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Allen's big-eared bat	Idionycteris phyllotis	Mammal	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Desert pocket gopher	Geomys arenarius	Mammal	Species of Concern
Organ Mountains Colorado chipmunk	Eutamias quadrivittatus australis	Mammal	Species of Concern
Pecos River muskrat	Ondatra zibethicus ripensis	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Fugate's blue-star	Amsonia fugatei	Plant	Species of Concern
Sandhill goosefoot	Chenopodium cycloides	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Taos County

Number of species: 22

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
Rio Grande cutthroat trout	Oncorhynchus clarki virginalis	Fish	Candidate
Canada lynx	Lynx canadensis	Mammal	Candidate
Gunnison's prairie dog	Cynomys gunnisoni	Mammal	Candidate
New Mexican meadow jumping mouse	Zapus hudsonius luteus	Mammal	Candidate
Southwestern willow flycatcher	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Mexican spotted owl	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened
Sangre de Cristo peaclam	Pisidium sanquinichristi	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Under Review

Taos County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

New Mexico silverspot butterfly	Speyeria nokomis nitocris	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Rio Grande sucker	Catostomus plebeius	Fish	Species of Concern
Southwestern otter	Lutra canadensis sonorae	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Cockerell's striate disc (snail)	Discus shemeki cockerelli	Mollusc - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
Arizona willow	Salix arizonica	Plant	Species of Concern
Ripley milk-vetch	Astragalus ripleyi	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Torrance County

Number of species: 12

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Mexican spotted owl Designated Critical Habitat	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened

Torrance County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Black tern	Chlidonias niger	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Dwarf milkweed	Asclepias uncialis var. uncialis	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Union County

Number of species: 16

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Lesser prairie-chicken	Tympanuchus pallidicinctus	Bird	Candidate
Sprague's pipit	Anthus spragueii	Bird	Candidate
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Arkansas River shiner ³	Notropis girardi	Fish	Threatened

Union County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Regal silverspot butterfly	Speyeria idalia	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Species of Concern
Black-tailed prairie dog ²	Cynomys ludovicianus	Mammal	Species of Concern
Swift fox	Vulpes velox	Mammal	Species of Concern
Townsend's big-eared bat	Corynorhinus townsendii	Mammal	Species of Concern
Dwarf milkweed	Asclepias uncialis var. uncialis	Plant	Species of Concern

Listed and Sensitive Species in Valencia County

Number of species: 15

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Yellow-billed cuckoo	Coccyzus americanus	Bird	Candidate
New Mexican meadow jumping mouse	Zapus hudsonius luteus	Mammal	Candidate
Southwestern willow flycatcher	Empidonax traillii extimus	Bird	Endangered
Rio Grande silvery minnow Designated Critical Habitat	Hybognathus amarus	Fish	Endangered
Black-footed ferret ²	Mustela nigripes	Mammal	Endangered
Whooping Crane	Grus americana	Bird	Experimental, Non-essential Population
Mexican spotted owl Designated Critical Habitat	Strix occidentalis lucida	Bird	Threatened

Valencia County Species of Concern - Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Common Name

Scientific Name

Group

Status

Millipede	Comanchelus chihuanus	Arthropod - Invertebrate	Species of Concern
American peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus anatum	Bird	Species of Concern
Arctic peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus tundrius	Bird	Species of Concern
Baird's sparrow	Ammodramus bairdii	Bird	Species of Concern
Bell’s vireo	Vireo bellii	Bird	Species of Concern
Northern goshawk	Accipiter gentilis	Bird	Species of Concern
Western burrowing owl	Athene cunicularia hypugaea	Bird	Species of Concern
Pecos River muskrat	Ondatra zibethicus ripensis	Mammal	Species of Concern

Endangered	Any species which is in danger of extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its range.	Threatened	Any species which is likely to become an endangered species within the foreseeable future throughout all or a significant portion of its range.
Candidate	Candidate Species (taxa for which the Service has sufficient information to propose that they be added to list of endangered and threatened species, but the listing action has been precluded by other higher priority listing activities).	Proposed	Any species of fish, wildlife or plant that is proposed in the Federal Register to be listed under section 4 of the Act. This could be either proposed for endangered or threatened status.
Experimental, Non-essential Population	A reintroduced population established outside the species’ current range, but within its historical range. For purposes of section 7 consultation, this population is treated as a proposed species, except when it is located within a National Wildlife Refuge and National Park, when the population is considered threatened.
Under Review	Determining whether the status of the species meets the definition of threatened or endangered.
Species of Concern	Taxa for which further biological research and field study are needed to resolve their conservation status OR are considered sensitive, rare, or declining on lists maintained by Natural Heritage Programs, State wildlife agencies, other Federal agencies, or professional/academic scientific societies. Species of Concern are included for planning purposes only.

Foot Notes:
D	Designated Critical Habitat.	P	Proposed Critical Habitat.
1	Introduced population.	3	Extirpated in this county.
2	Survey should be conducted if project involves impacts to prairie dog towns or complexes of 200-acres or more for the Gunnison's prairie dog (Cynomys gunnisoni) and/or 80-acres or more for any subspecies of Black-tailed prairie dog (Cynomys ludovicianus). A complex consists of two or more neighboring prairie dog towns within 4.3 miles (7 kilometers) of each other.