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Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report Page IV.F-9 <br /> Forward Inc. Landfill 2018 Expansion Project <br /> Table IV.F-1: Special-Status Animal Species Recorded from Project Region or <br /> Potentially Affected by Project Implementation <br /> Common Name Scientific Name Potentially Covered <br /> Impacted under <br /> STMSCP <br /> long-eared <br /> myotis Myotis evotis �eS yes <br /> long-legged <br /> myotis Myotis volans yes yes <br /> tricolored <br /> blackbird Agelaius tricolor des ides <br /> northern Circus cyaneus �es �es <br /> harrier <br /> merlin Falco columbarius noes <br /> Western pond Actinemys marmorata �es �es <br /> turtle <br /> pale big-eared <br /> bat Corynorhinus townsendii pallescens des <br /> small-footed <br /> Myotis ciliolabrum �es Yes <br /> myotis <br /> snowy egret Egretta thula noes <br /> western red <br /> bat Lasiurus blossevillii �es �es <br /> Federally and State-Listed Species <br /> California Red-Legged Frog <br /> California red-legged frog(Rana draytonii,hereafter referred to as CRF)is federally listed as <br /> Threatened and is designated as a California Species of Special Concern. The CRF is distributed <br /> throughout 26 counties in California,including San Joaquin County. Breeding takes place in <br /> streams, deep pools,backwaters within streams and creeks,ponds,marshes, and stock ponds. <br /> CRF can occur in ephemeral ponds or permanent streams and ponds;however,populations <br /> probably cannot persist in ephemeral streams (Jennings and Hayes 1985). Breeding ponds are <br /> typically deep (greater than 2 feet)with still or slow-moving water and dense, shrubby riparian <br /> or emergent vegetation(Hayes and Jennings 1988—cited in USFWS 2002), although CRF have <br /> also been observed in shallow sections of streams and ponds that are devoid of vegetative <br /> cover. <br /> The project site is not located within federally designated CRF Critical Habitat. The CRF has <br /> not been recorded within an approximate 20-mile radius of the study area (CNDDB 2018), and <br />