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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY
ANNUAL REPORT TO THE USFWS FOR THE
SEBASTIAN AREA-WIDE HABITAT CONSERVATION PLAN
AUGUST 31, 2007
DATA COLLECTED AND REPORT CREATED BY:
BETH POWELL
CONSERVATION LANDS MANAGER
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY
1840 25TH STREET
VERO BEACH, FL 32960
Bpowell@ircgov.com
772-589-9223
772-589-6119 fax
Summary
This Annual Monitoring Report is submitted to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service for the
above mentioned HCP by the Indian River County Board of County Commissioners.
This report ascertains the success of the HCP Management Program in progressing
toward achievement of the stated HCP Biological Goals and Objectives. The purpose
of the monitoring program is to determine the distribution and status of the resident
scrub-jay population and to evaluate the response of the scrub and mesic communities
to applied mechanical and fire treatments. This monitoring report includes a compliance
monitoring section to demonstrate that the Applicants are progressing toward
successful restoration of the scrub-jay habitat.
Beginning in 2004, the Conservation Lands Manager began working with Archbold
Biological Station to band the jays within the Sebastian HCP area. Last year, Dave
Breininger began working with the Conservation Lands Manager to continue banding
and give valuable land management advice. To date, 48 jays have been banded within
the HCP area.
The most important thing that has happened this year is that a family of jays were
documented (through their bands) to have moved from the Sebastian Buffer Preserve to
the North Sebastian Conservation Area and the juvenile moved back to the Buffer
Preserve the following spring. Also, a juvenile jay from the Sebastian Airport has been
documented at the Buffer Preserve with 2 2007 juveniles. These exchanges provide
valuable information that the St. Sebastian River State Park (formerly the St. Sebastian
River Buffer Preserve) and Sebastian jays are within dispersal distance and do have
exchange. In addition, this information will directly affect future land management
decisions and place even more emphasis on properties that are likely to be crucial
dispersal corridors (e.g. Sebastian Airport).
5.4.1.1 HABITAT QUALITY STUDIES
1.
Monitoring Objective: Evaluate the level of success toward restoration of
optimal scrub-jay habitat structural attributes within the Scrub-Jay Habitat
Compensation Areas.
2.
Survey Methodology: Using the habitat characterization methodology as set
forth in Section 4.1.1, the habitat quality within each of the 64 habitat polygons
have be qualitatively assessed using the Shrub Height Class and Minimum
Mapping Unit criteria set forth in TABLE 6 attached.
3.
Minimum Habitat Quality Data to be Reported: Survey dates and individual
responsible for conducting survey. The collected habitat quality data has been
presented in a tabular format similar to TABLE 5, and is labeled such as an
attachment to this report, so that comparison with the baseline data can be easily
seen.
a. Polygon ID, Acreage, Habitat Type included for reference on TABLE 5.
b. Shrub Height Class of each Polygon for the first year of the HCP, last year
and this current year included – see TABLE 5.
4.
Compliance Monitoring Reporting: The purpose of this section of the
monitoring report is to document the habitat restoration/management actions that
have been completed for this monitoring year.
a. Mechanical Treatments – see TABLE 7
b. Prescribed Fire Treatment – see TABLE 8
5.
Future Management Actions: Outline actions to be completed for the next
monitoring year –
See "Habitat Polygon Evaluation & Activities for the Coming Year"
5.4.1.2
1.
FLORIDA SCRUB-JAY TERRITORY STUDIES
Monitoring Objective: Quantify the number of scrub-jay territories and level of
recruitment into restored habitat areas on the Scrub-Jay Habitat Compensation
Areas.
SUMMARY OF JAY TERRITORIES AND FAMILIES:
•
Wabasso Scrub Conservation Area – 3 territories; the same number of
territories from last year.
o -GYS Family – 3 Adults
As of 2007, this family now only consists of AB-GS (born at
Pelican Island Elementary School, Bond Family). None of
the original members of this family have been documented in
2007. AB-GS is presumably a male and has formed a pair
bond with an unbanded jay of unknown origin. There is also
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an unbanded helper with this pair. This family has no 2007
juveniles.
o JIGC Family – 2 Adults
Last year OL-PS was paired with an unbanded jay, but
during 2007, formed a pair bond with HOS-. This family now
consists of OL-PS (male) and HOS- (a 2006 hatch year from
the WSCA SE family). They had several nests with eggs
and nestlings, but have no successful fledglings as of August
2007.
o South-East Family – 2 adults
This family consists of HBS- (male) and –HYS (a female
banded at PIE as a hatch year on 8/18/06). They have one
2007 juvenile.
•
North Sebastian Conservation Area – 5 territories;
o Polygon 1 Family – 3 adult individuals
All three members of this family are banded: AY-GS,
breeding female, SHO- breeding male and HAS-, the 2006
juvenile from this pair. All three members are still present in
the same territory. There are no 2007 juveniles.
o Polygon 31, 27, 22 & 33 Family – 5 individuals (2 banded - AB-YS
& AB-OS) –
This family consists of the original pair, AB-YS and AB-OS;
they had 2 2006 juveniles who stayed with them through the
2007 breeding season. They have not been seen since
summer 2007, however. Neither of these second-year jays
were banded. The breeding pair has one successful 2007
juvenile as of August 29, 2007.
o Polygon 5, 6, 7& 15 – 2 Families/7 individuals
4 members of what is 2 families were banded in 2006.
• Gibson East – consists of SHB- (breeding female)
and 2 unbanded adults. This family has no 2007
juveniles.
• Gibson West – consists of SHR- (breeding male) and
SHY- (breeding female). SHW- is a helper. This
family has no 2007 juveniles.
o Polygon 24, 26, 20 – 3 individuals
New Family – this family was found in 2006 and consists of a
male who was originally banded at the St. Sebastian Buffer
Preserve. He was rebanded KKS- with a 1st year, who was
banded WB-AS. The juvenile was with the family until early
spring and was documented at the Buffer Preserve on
August 30, 2007. KKS- and the unbanded female have no
2007 juveniles.
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Pelican Island Elementary School Scrub Habitat – As of August
2007, there is only 1 family of jays using the PIE property. (2 families)
o GA-OS (formerly of PIE) has moved to property at Bristol and
Barber St and mated with an unbanded female. They have no
successful 2007 juveniles.
o PG-LS and AY-OS were found with a nest on Arcadia on July 6,
2007. Both hatchlings fledged, but have not been found as of
August 2007. These jays were each with different mates at the
beginning of the breeding season and it was documented that PGLS and AG-PS had several nests with hatchlings. AY-OS was
originally mated with SHP- in the spring. It is presumed that SHPand AG-PS must have died and the two remaining jays formed a
pair bond and created the July nest. This pair has no successful
2007 juveniles.
Sebastian Scrub Conservation Area – 1 male in vacinity
o no families to date, however, SHL- is still on Empress/Barber St.
He has no mate and no 2007 juveniles.
Potomac – 2 jays
o This pair consists of two jays, BA-YS and an unbanded individual;
that live along Potomac and near the Russell Grove property.
They have no 2007 juveniles.
Sebastian Airport – 3 adults, 2 2007 juveniles
o This pair consists of WB-GS, the breeding female and BA-YS
(originally banded at the Potomac area as a Hatch Year). HHS(their 2006 juvenile) stayed with the family and acted as a helper
this year. This family has two successful 2007 juveniles who are
using the area around Airport Drive and the conservation polygons
63, 29, 9, 18, 13, 8 and possibly 64. HHS- was documented at the
Sebastian Airport on 7/11/07 and then at the Buffer Preserve on
August 30, 2007 with two 2007 unbanded juveniles.
Englar – 2 adults, 1 2007 juvenile
o This pair consists of one male, banded HYS- and an unbanded
female. They have one 2007 juvenile.
Helicon – 1 jay
o 1 jay was banded on 9/8/06 BHS-, however, has not been found as
of 9/8/06.
Seamist – 1 jay
o This jay was found in 2006 reported by a homeowner, and has not
been banded. This jay has not been found as of August 29, 2007.
2.
Survey Methodology: Using the survey protocol set forth in Fitzpatrick et al.
Base demographic data will be obtained to estimate the total number of scrub-jay
territories on-site, the number of individuals within each territory and the
approximate boundaries of each territory. (See territory maps attached)
3.
Minimum Data Reported: Individual responsible for conducting survey. Results
of surveys, including number of scrub-jay territories, number of individuals in
each territory, survey date(s), time(s), and weather conditions. Recruited scrubPage 4 of 10
jay territories and any nests that were opportunistically found during performance
of the survey.
5.4.1.3
HABITAT LOSS WITHIN ITP IMPACT AREA
2007 CONCLUSIONS OF THE SEBASTIAN AREA-WIDE HABITAT CONSERVATION
PLAN
“By 1991, the FWC had completed a comprehensive four year survey, which
determined that 35 scrub jay families occurred within the city limits of the City of
Sebastian.” FWS, November 12, 1996, correspondence to Indian River County. In
1998, 16 families were documented by USFWS. This did not include Wabasso Scrub
Conservation Area or any areas outside of the Sebastian City Limits.
This year there are 12 families (not including two families at the Wabasso Scrub
Conservation Area –mitigating for County Road 512 impacts), one less family than last
year.
This year has revealed that optimal conditions within territories are crucial not only to
fledging success, but also to the survivability of adults. This year, we have only 5
successful fledglings. This success rate with the loss of additional adult jays each year
will ultimately lead to an unacceptable loss of jays within the impact area. The positive
results of jays dispersing into the Buffer Preserve property is promising, showing that
there is indeed a corridor that allows successful disperse into and from the Buffer
Preserve. This alone, however, is not enough to ensure the long-term survivability of
the South-Brevard/Indian River County population. This coming year, the Buffer
Preserve will be implementing some major restoration efforts at the recommendation of
Dave Breininger. In the short term, this may prove to be stressful to the jays that
occupy these areas. Even if the restoration efforts are successful, it may take several
years for the jay population there to respond positively. This appears to be what has
happened on the conservation areas within the Sebastian HCP conservation areas.
While intensive restoration continues to occur, so does the loss of adult jays along with
poor fledging success. Some jay families were documented to have nested at least 3
times, with successful nestlings and even 5 day or younger fledglings, but after that, the
fledglings were no longer found. This must be attributed to predation of some form.
The fledglings appear to be healthy and the parents did not abandon the fledglings. In
addition, it would be reasonable to conclude that so many nesting attempts deplete the
breeding female of stores of fat and vital nutrients that may make her more susceptible
to disease and predation. Without intensive study, this cannot be confirmed, but may
be the most likely cause of a continuing downward trend of these jays.
One very important problem that must be addressed this year is feral and unleashed
cats. This year, more feral and unleashed cats were seen in the jay occupied areas
than in previous years. This is at least one predation problem that can be controlled
and should be the responsibility of the City of Sebastian for city/urban territories and the
County for Conservation Lands. This problem should be addressed through media and
public education with the focus starting in December and February; and continuing
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through the breeding season. Beginning in February and continuing through July, cats
should be actively monitored and trapped to decrease the predation of adult and
fledgling scrub jays.
Intense restoration will continue on County owned conservation lands. This will include
roller-chopping, burning, exotics treatment and pine thinning. These activities are
described and prioritized in each polygon unit shown in the attached tables. In addition,
it is imperative that land management activities be completed within the Sebastian
owned properties such as the airport, golf course and any city owned lots in or adjacent
to occupied territories and within the critical corridor area shown on the attached maps.
Information should be distributed to homeowners in occupied territories and critical
corridors so that they may report jay sitings. Another priority should be a city-wide
scrub jay survey to include all of the Sebastian Highlands.
GOALS FOR 2007-08
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY/CONSERVATION LANDS MANAGEMENT:
• Continue monitoring habitat quality and jay territories.
• Work with Dave Breininger to band jays and review habitat quality, implement
management actions as recommended.
• Continue working with the Florida Division of Forestry to conduct prescribed
burns and roller-chopping of conservation areas.
• Work with Judy Elseroad who monitors the Buffer Preserve jays to determine
when/where jays are moving between the Preserve and the Sebastian area.
• Trap and remove feral cats on county conservation lands.
• Produce education materials that can be used by the City of Sebastian to
educate their residents.
• Assist the Pelican Island Elementary School and Pelican Island Audubon Society
in the management of their property.
• Work with the St. Johns River Water Management District land manager to
conduct management activities on the land adjacent to the Sebastian Scrub
Conservation Area.
INFORMATION FROM THE 05-06 REPORT:
ISSUES TO THE LONGTERM SUCCESS OF THE FL SCRUB-JAY
POPULATION WITHIN THE HCP AREA:
•
Recommendations to the City of Sebastian for management of urban jay
territories.
o In neighborhood areas where jays are present, create tree ordinances for
new homes to include scrub oaks as part of their landscaping or to
minimize clearing to leave a scrubby buffer around as much of the
property as possible. Jays rely on insect larvae laid on scrub oaks to feed
their young. They rely on scrub oaks for nesting sites and they rely on
cached acorns for winter food. While the abundance of food from oaks
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may not present a starvation issue for the residential jays, there is most
likely a nutritional aspect that they may be missing if not provided with
their natural diet. In addition to leaving native oaks on the property, by not
sodding the entire property, jays will still have some areas left to cache
their acorns. Jays caching only in bahia or St. Augustine grass may go
back to their reserves only to find that they have rotted or are no longer
edible. The sand substrate has a preservative affect and is as essential
as originally acquiring the food. Preservation, protection and
micromanagement of this small preserve is extremely important.
As of August 31, 2007, there was one family completely lost and
one family that moved to the Bristol Street area. Only 1 family now
occupies the Pelican Island Elementary School property and they
have no 2007 fledgling although they had numerous hatchlings.
o Domestic and feral cats that roam scrub territories must be seized and
taken to the Humane Society. Any homeowners who are not willing to
keep their cats inside should be fined via the leash law. Domestic and
feral cats present a very high mortality rate for fledglings, especially those
who have just fledged but have not learned to fly. These jays have an
increased susceptibility to predation during the 5-7 days of fledging when
they are only 1-3 feet off the ground and cannot yet fly away from
predators.
o High road mortality may be decreased by installing “slow, wildlife/scrub-jay
crossing” signs and rumble strips in jay occupied areas. Because 6 of
the 14 families in the HCP area use roads as part of their territory, the
increased likelihood of these jays being hit by a car is too high to ignore.
By placing slow speed signs and rumble strips in these areas at least
some chance for roadside mortality may be reduced. The study published
in Conservation Biology in April 2000, shows definitively that roadside jays
have a higher mortality than non-roadside jay families. In addition, these
territories will never likely become completely vacated by jays because the
habitat is of value, so future jays will be attracted by the opportunity to fill a
deceased mates place and continue a territory in that same area.
Proximity to a paved road had two major demographic
consequences for Florida Scrub-Jays. First, road-naïve immigrants
that established roadside breeding territories suffered extremely
high annual mortality during their first 2 years as breeders (Fig. 3b),
in many cases not even surviving long enough to attempt nesting.
Second, although nesting success and the production of fledged
young were comparable on road and non-road territories, mortality
of fledglings 30-90 days old was significantly greater on road
territories (Fig. 5). Our results also suggest that the cause of the
high mortality of breeders and fledglings on road territories was
motor vehicle traffic per se and not anthropogenic, road induced
habitat modifications.” P. 508-509 “Life & Death in the Fast Lane:
Demographic Consequences of Road Mortality in the Florida Scrub
Jay”, Conservation Biology
We concluded that roadside habitat constitutes a population sink of
a particularly insidious and destabilizing nature for the Florida
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Scrub-Jays. First, because of high rates of breeder mortality on
road territories, roadsides are death traps that continuously attract
new immigrants, most of which are road-naïve and likely to become
road kills themselves. Second, because immigrants that fill
breeding vacancies along roads typically are young adults at peak
productive value (Woolfenden & Fitzpatrick 1984), the death of
these immigrants is likely to have a disproportionate effect on the
potential for population growth. Third, probably because roads are
mortality sinks of recent anthropogenic origin, Florida Scrub-Jays
show neither innate nor learned aversions to these inferior habitats.
P. 510 “Life & Death in the Fast Lane: Demographic
Consequences of Road Mortality in the Florida Scrub Jay”,
Conservation Biology
Finally, in areas either supporting or being restored to support
Florida Scrub-Jays, traffic management should include diversions,
stop signs, and speed bumps whose collective effects will slow
vehicle speeds to levels below which they can affect the
demography of this threatened and still rapidly declining species. P.
511 “Life & Death in the Fast Lane: Demographic Consequences
of Road Mortality in the Florida Scrub Jay”, Conservation Biology
o Manage city owned vacant properties to provide better movement
between jay families or even provide temporary habitat for jays.
The City of Sebastian has many parcels that could provide potential
habitat through a mixture of prescribed burning and timbering. In
addition to providing possible habitat, managing these parcels by
using prescribed fire will reduce wildfire threat to adjacent homes.
The Conservation Lands Manager has worked successfully with the
Florida Division of Forestry to carry out prescribed burns on other
managed conservation areas. The same process could be used to
provide quality habitat while the parcels are standing vacant. Along
with a city-wide survey, those lots/parcels could be identified and
prioritized for effective management.
•
City-wide scrub jay survey to verify that all families have been documented
and are being monitored.
o Although monitoring efforts have been increasingly better since the HCP
was approved, gaps are still abundant throughout the HCP area. All jays
must be banded and a thorough survey of the HCP area is needed in
order to ensure that every jay family has been documented and is being
tracked. “Monitoring without uniquely identifying individuals can not
distinguish recruitment, survival, emigration, and immigration and can fail
to reveal a serious problem until it’s too late to recover populations or until
extremely expensive and manipulative recovery actions are necessary.”
Florida Scrub-Jay Population and Habitat Dynamics Along Central
Florida’s Atlantic Coast, Breininger, May 2006, p.1. The Conservation
Lands Manager has been working with Archbold Biological Station and
Dave Breininger to band as many birds as possible and the County in
2006 hired Reed Bowman, Ecological Consulting, for five days to band
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birds within the HCP Area. It is critical that annual funding is allotted to
band new immigrants and successful juveniles. In addition, a thorough
survey needs to be conducted to assure that all jay families have been
accounted for.
•
Assurance that construction is not occurring during nesting/fledgling
season on areas where jays are present – March 1 (or sooner if a nest is
found prior to that date) – July 15.
o The City of Sebastian must ensure that no construction is taking place in
jay occupied areas from March 1 (or as soon as the first nest is found) July 15. The Conservation Lands Manager will be available to provide a
lot-by-lot evaluation of properties if needed during each breeding season.
The Conservation Lands Manager will provide a list of occupied lots to the
COS Growth Management Department to ensure that the COS has the
most accurate and current data available. Data will be updated if families
move into new areas or as needed.
•
Long-term management of Pelican Island Elementary School Property.
o The Conservation Lands Manager worked with the Pelican Island
Elementary School Eco-Troop to create a management plan for their
conservation area. It is recommended that this plan be completed and
adopted by the School Board to ensure long-term protection of this
essential habitat.
•
Dispersal Corridors of undeveloped land.
o It is critical to the success of the HCP that new developments and impact
areas take into consideration the low dispersal tendency of the Florida
Scrub Jay. In order to keep a viable population within the HCP Area,
immigration from other sources is critical as well as emigration to
conservation areas and eventually the Buffer Preserve. Most jays will not
disperse more than a couple of miles and it has been shown that “habitat
gaps larger than 12 km represent barriers to natural dispersal and
recolonization (chapter 2). To maintain all existing metapopulations,
therefore, all habitat gaps must be kept well below this 12 km threshold.
Failure to do so would effectively split the system apart and create two
smaller, hence less viable, systems.” P. 369, Stith Dissertation, see
reference below:
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Citations:
Breininger, Dave. 2006. Florida Scrub-Jay Population and Habitat Dynamics Along
Central Florida’s Atlantic Coast, May 2006 Progress Report to Brevard Nature
Alliance.
Mumme, Ronald; Schoech, Stephen; Woolfenden, Glen E.; Fitzpatrick, John W. 2000.
Life and Death in the Fast Lane: Demographic Consequences of Road Mortality
in the Florida Scrub Jay. Conservation Biology, Pages 501-512, Volume 14, No.
2.
Stith, Bradley M., 1999, University of Florida, Metapopulation Dynamics and Landscape
Ecology of the Florida Scrub-Jay, Aphelocoma coerulescens. A Dissertation
Presented to the Graduate School of the University of Florida in Partial
Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy.
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Habitat Polygon Evaluation & Activities for the Coming Year
Sebastian Florida Scrub Jay HCP Annual Report
August 31, 2007
CONSERVATION
AREA
POLYGON
ACRES
HABITAT TYPE
Type/Stage
DATE OF
EVALUATION
NSCA
1
9.6
Oak Scrub
Type I, Stage 2
August 2007
NSCA
2
23.3
Marsh
III
August 2007
Mitigation project enhancing wetland through exotics treatment and replanting native species.
The north-east section of the marsh is occupied and defended by the ne family.
NSCA
3
6.4
Marsh
III
August 2007
Marsh - some Brazilian pepper; slated to be enhanced by a SJRWMD wetland mitigation project.
Not occupied.
NSCA
4
6.7
Oak Scrub
I, 2-3
August 2007
Pines to be thinned to 2 or fewer per acre. Wetland enhancement along railroad will remove
Melaleuca. Area occupied by 2 families - Gibson East and Gibson West.
NSCA
5
4.9
Scrubby Flatwoods
I, 3-4
August 2007
Remaining pine canopy cut to 2 per acre in 2007. This area is occupied by the SHY- (female)
and SHR- (male). No management actions needed at this time.
17.1
Oak Scrub
I, 2
August 2007
Remaining pines have been thinned to approx. 2 per acre. Scrub height is optimal, open sand is
optimal. This area is occupied by two families, the Gibson East family; SHB- and 2 no bands
and Gibson West SHY- and SHR-. No management actions needed at this time.
6.6
Oak Scrub
I, 2-4
August 2007
This are is in good condition. Pines were thinned to 2 per acre in 2007. Some areas can contain
dense vegetation near the wetland. This are is occupied by 1 family of jays. Continue to
monitor pines and do some additional thinning if necessary.
NSCA
NSCA
SA
SA
6
7
8
9
6.5
21.4
Mesic Flatwoods
II
Mesic Flatwoods
II
August 2007
This are is more consistent with saw palmetto flatwoods. It is occupied by the SA family. No
management actions necessary at this time.
August 2007
Wet area, heavy saw palmetto, pines. Would benefit from a prescribed fire. Not occupied at
this time. Firebreak installed 2003.
10
27.1
Mesic Flatwoods
III
August 2007
NSCA
11
24.1
Mesic Flatwoods
II
August 2007
12
20.8
Scrubby Flatwoods
II
Scrub in excellent condition. Pines at 2 per acre. Scrub height at no more than 4' tall. Good
open space. Currently occupied by three jays; all banded. SHG-, SHO- and AY-GS. No 2007
juveniles.
This are needs to have pines thinned to no more than 2 per acre. Exotics should be removed
and/or treated. This area is occupied by the SA family.
NSCA
NSCA
NOTES & ACTIVITIES FOR UPCOMING YEAR
August 2007
Firebreak installed in 2003. This area is rather dense and should be burned.
This area is a transition area from marsh to scrub. It contains holly, bay, slash pine, wax
myrtle, saw palmetto, ferns, etc. This are is greater than 10' tall. Cabbage palms and tall sand
live oaks should be removed or trimmed. This area would benefit from a burn. This are is not
occupied by jays.
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August 31, 2007
CONSERVATION
AREA
SA
NSCA
NSCA
POLYGON
13
14
15
ACRES
HABITAT TYPE
Type/Stage
6
Scrubby Flatwoods
I, 2-4
3.5
Oak Scrub
I, 2-3
10.2
Mesic Flatwoods
I, 2-4
1
Marsh
III
2.8
Scrubby Flatwoods
I, 1-4
2.2
Marsh
III
16.2
Scrubby Flatwoods
III
23.8
Marsh
III
DATE OF
EVALUATION
August 2007
Burned from wildfire - 2/16/01 - Snags need to be cut/felled; saw palmettos and scrub oaks
thinned from fire. This area is occupied by the SA family. It needs ot have the sand live oaks
cut to less than 5' tall. Selective rollerchopping would be beneficial.
Pines need to be thinned to no more than 2 per acre. This are is not occupied. Burning is not
necessary at this time.
August 2007
August 2007
Some of this area is scrub oak and is in optimal condition. Pines were thinned to 2 per acre this
year. This area is occupied by one family of jays. The mesic flatwoods area should be burned
within the next few years.
Marsh - Not occupied. No management actions necessary at this time.
NSCA
NSCA
SA
NSCA
NSCA
16
17
18
19
20
August 2007
Remaining pine canopy needs to be thinned to 2 per acre - cut out dead/dying pines. This area
is not occupied.
August 2007
Marsh - occupied by the Sebastian Airport family. No management actions necessary at this
time.
August 2007
August 2007
Area around lake will be left as a buffer to the lake. The are along the railroad should be
burned. A firebreak was installed in 2003. This area contains dense vegetation that should be
monitored. Will consult with Dave Breininger in 2007-08 on recommendations he may have for
this area.
Marsh surrounded by scrub oak on east side - height 5-8' tall - could be mechanically treated to
reduce height.
August 2007
NSCA
21
0.3
Marsh
III
August 2007
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CONSERVATION
AREA
POLYGON
ACRES
HABITAT TYPE
Type/Stage
DATE OF
EVALUATION
NSCA
22
8
Mesic Flatwoods
III
August 2007
NSCA
23
0.9
Marsh
III
August 2007
NSCA
24
21.3
Mesic Flatwoods
III, I, 4
August 2007
NSCA
25
5.1
Marsh
III
August 2007
NSCA
26
5.1
Oak Scrub
I,4
August 2007
NSCA
27
18.1
Oak Scrub
I, 1-4
August 2007
NSCA
28
1.4
SA
29
1
NSCA
30
4.6
Rosemary
III
August 2007
NSCA
31
9
Oak Scrub
I, 2-4
August 2007
0.9
Marsh
III
Marsh
III
Marsh
III
August 2007
August 2007
This area is a transition area from marsh to scrub. It contains holly, bay, slash pine, wax
myrtle, saw palmetto, ferns, etc. This are is greater than 10' tall. The south family of jays
frequently occupies this area and defends it from other jay families. Selective pine thinning and
canopy reduction could benefit the jays, but overall this area is in good habitat. The area to the
south west of powerline road is occupied and should be rollerchopped and burned.
Marsh. Not occupied. No management actions needed at this time
As of August 2007, this are is very dense and too tall. Upon consultation with Dave Breininger
in 2007, it was suggeested that all the cabbage palms be removed and roller-chopping be
conducted to reduce the canopy. This should be followed by a prescribed burn to consume the
debris left and to open the understory. This area was occupied last year by the "new" family
that is from the Buffer Preserve. The area has good oak coverage and once the cabbage palms
are removed should be good quality habitat. Central area has a low canopy of 7' or less, good
oak coverage and open space.
This area is a herbaceous wetland with bay and holly. Not occupied.
This area has been changed to oak scrub. It is currently occupied by the new family; -KKS and
an unbanded female. The family is from the Buffer Preserve. The height of some of the oaks
needs to be reduced to less than 5', but otherwise this area is in good condition, with ample
open space. Dave Brieninger recommended that we remove the cabbage palms, roller-chop and
burn the adjacent areas to help accomodate this new family and future occupation of the
surrounding area
Pine thinning was conducted in 2007. This are has good open sandy space and a mix of short
and tall scrub oak. The tall areas to the North and adjacent to 22 need to be roller-chopped or
at least selectively thinned as this is an area that is occupied and could harbor predators. Prior
to the pine thinning throughout the area to the south, the jays would not enter that area; since
thinning has occured, the jays will venture further out into the middle of 27. This area is where
the jays likely had their 2007 nests.
Marsh - Occupied by the SA family. No management actions necessary at this time.
Rosemary, bromeliads & scrub oak hammock. Scrub >10' selectively cut/mechanically treat to
protect bromeliads & rosemary. Cut sand pines to fewer than 2 per acre. May need to do a
burn after that is completed. This area is not occupied.
This area is optimal scrub habitat. It is occupied by the SE family of jays. They have 1
successful 2007 juvenile. Continued management of this area is necessary to keep pine canopy
at 2 or fewer per acre. A prescribed burn was conducted in 2002/03 and is not needed at this
time.
Marsh - this area is not occupied. No management actions necessary at this time.
NSCA
32
August 2007
Page 3 of 8
August 31, 2007
CONSERVATION
AREA
POLYGON
ACRES
HABITAT TYPE
Type/Stage
0.9
Disturbed
II
5
Marsh
III
DATE OF
EVALUATION
This area should be rollerchopped and burned.
NSCA
33
August 2007
Marsh - this area is not occupied. No management actions necessary at this time.
NSCA
34
August 2007
NSCA
35
26.5
Scrubby Flatwoods
II
August 2007
NSCA
36
8.7
Disturbed
II
August 2007
NSCA
37
25.4
Palmetto-Lyonia
II
August 2007
NSCA
38
4.3
Mesic Flatwoods
III
August 2007
NSCA
39
6.3
Mesic Flatwoods
III
August 2007
37.7
Inland Swamp
III
NSCA
SSCA
40
41
2.8
Oak Scrub
I, 4
As of August 2007, this are is very dense and too tall. Jays do not use this area. Upon
consultation with Dave Breininger in 2007, it was suggeested that all the cabbage palms be
removed and roller-chopping be conducted to reduce the canopy. This should be followed by a
prescribed burn to consume the debris left and to open the understory. This area was occupied
last year by the "new" family that is from the Buffer Preserve. The area has good oak coverage
and once the cabbage palms are removed should be good quality habitat. Central area has a
low canopy of 7' or less, good oak coverage and open space.
Scrub oak 5-10' tall; wild grape, sparse to thick saw palmetto; Burn to pick up logging debris
and pine duff layer; Some Brazilian Pepper - treat after burn; Cabbage Palms >6' to cut &
remove; some scrub oaks >15' to be trimmed/burned. This area is not occupied.
This area was burned by a wildfire in 2006. The area is open and is approx. 6' tall or less. This
area provides a good dispersal area for jays. No management actions needed at this time.
Pine canopy along ditch needs to be cut - >20 trees >20' tall; Some cabbage palms needing
removed/cut >10'; Cut out dead/dying pines; Some Brazilian pepper treatment needed after
burn; sparse scrub oaks <5'; heavy timbering debris layer to be burned. August 2007, this area
would benefit from a prescribed burn; powerlines run on the south side of this area which make
a burn more difficult to accomplish. Exotics have been treated in this area, no further actions
are necessary. This area is not occupied.
This area should be rollerchopped and burned. This are is not occupied.
This area was burned by a wildfire in 2006. The area is open and is approx. 6' tall or less. This
area provides a good dispersal area for jays. No management actions needed at this time.
August 2007
August 2007
In 2007, this area was roller-chopped by the Florida Division of Forestry. Some pine thinning is
still necessary to reduce the pine canopy to 2 or fewer per acre. Prescribed burning would be
beneficial to the area to consume remaining debris and recruit fire dependant species. Scrub
oak sources are good throughout the site. Area will remain on the DOF request for burning
through the mitigation team. Areas will be sectioned into small quadrants and burned randomly
to mimic mosaic burning patterns.
Page 4 of 8
August 31, 2007
CONSERVATION
AREA
SSCA
SSCA
PIE
PIE
PIE
PIE
POLYGON
42
43
44
45
46
47
ACRES
1.7
1.5
4.6
2.5
2
2.8
HABITAT TYPE
Type/Stage
Oak Scrub
I, 4
Oak Scrub
I, 4
Oak Scrub
I, 2-3
Oak Scrub
I, 2-4
Oak Scrub
I, 1-3
Scrubby Flatwoods
I, 2
DATE OF
EVALUATION
August 2007
August 2007
August 2007
August 2007
August 2007
August 2007
Remaining pine canopy needs to be thinned to 2 per acre - cut out dead/dying pines; Good scrub
oak cover 4-15' tall - needs to be mechanically treated if remains >5' after burn; Rosemary <5'
tall; Burned Winter 2002; successful burn. As of August 2007, pine thinning has been
substantially completed; remaining pines at approx. 3/acre, remaining pines are large and will
have to be cut by professional arbor company. Scrub is in good condition, no burning required
at this time. Some oak patches will need to be hand trimmed to 5' or less.
tall; Burned Winter 2002; successful burn. As of August 2007, scrub is in good condition; pine
canopy has been thinned; some sand live oak patches remain and need to be rollerchopped. A
professional arborist will need to be hired to cut the remaining pines.
tall; Burn logging debris, logging piles and scrub oaks to reduce height. Burned Winter 2002;
successful burn. As of August 2007, this area was roller-chopped by the Fl Division of Forestry.
Prior to roller-chopping, the pine and oak canopy was over 5' tall in at least 80% of this area.
Roller-chopping was very successful and has substantially reduced the canopy; more pine
thinning is needed in this are to reach 2/acre or less. A Cooper's Hawk was observed in this
area in August 2007. The adjacent pine stand on the north-side of the driveway presents a
problem for the jays. Currently there are no jays found in this area and one jays that was
occupying this area was presummed dead as of July 2007.
tall; Burned Winter 2002; successful burn. As of August 2007, this area remains wet most of
the summer. This area was roller-chopped by the Florida Division of Forestry. This are is not
occupied by jays, but management is aimed at keeping it low and open so that the jays could
see approaching hawks or other predators.
Page 5 of 8
August 31, 2007
CONSERVATION
AREA
WSCA
POLYGON
48
ACRES
HABITAT TYPE
Type/Stage
5.2
Palmetto-Lyonia
II
0.7
Marsh
III
15.1
Oak Scrub
I,1
17.7
Oak Scrub
I, 1
0.3
Marsh
III
DATE OF
EVALUATION
August 2007
Burned 2005; This area was roller-chopped in 2006. The scrub oaks are coming back well, but
there is currently not enough cover for the jays to occupy the area. Pines are at approximately
2 per acre.
Marsh, in good condition, nothing needed at this time.
WSCA
WSCA
WSCA
49
50
51
August 2007
August 2007
2 per acre.
August 2007
2 per acre.
Wetland - Dahoon Holly and Bay
WSCA
WSCA
WSCA
WSCA
WSCA
52
53
54
55
56
4.8
16.4
34.6
2.9
Marsh
III
Hydric Flatwoods
III
Oak Scrub
I, 1-4
Marsh
III
August 2007
August 2007
This area will be enhanced through a mitigation project in 2007-08. Australian Pines, Melaleuca
and Brazilian Peppers will be removed and the area will be graded to existing elevations as the
marsh. The area will be replanted with cordgrass and maples. The removal of the Australian
Pines should benefit the jays as the canopy could provide a harbor for predators such as hawks.
The thinner, native maple trees will provide less opportunity for birds of prey to roost.
Area burned successfully, ditches found and plugged. Exotic eradicated through a wetland
mitigation project. Division of Forestry scheduled to timber dead pines.
August 2007
August 2007
August 2007
Burned Winter 2002. Pine thinning continues as the sand pines have increased in density where
the burn was conducted. The central area is excellent scrub habitat. Work will continue to
reduce pine density. Efforts will concentrate on optimizing the scrub habitat on the edges of the
property, especially to the east and north.
Marsh - Brazilian pepper needs to be treated - first round of treatments begun Summer 2001.
Mitigation project may be used in this area to completely eradicate exotics. Jays occupy and
defend this area. Pines around the perimeter will be reduced to 2 per acre or less.
Page 6 of 8
August 31, 2007
CONSERVATION
AREA
WSCA
WSCA
WSCA
WSCA
POLYGON
57
58
59
60
ACRES
HABITAT TYPE
Type/Stage
2.6
Marsh
III
2.4
Marsh
III
1.1
Mesic Flatwoods
III
1.6
Marsh
III
0.7
Marsh
III
1.6
Mesic Flatwoods
III
1.4
Mesic Flatwoods
III
88.1
Mesic Flatwoods
III
DATE OF
EVALUATION
August 2007
August 2007
Mitigation project completed in 2006 to remove all brazilian pepper, planted maples on north
perimeter. Area is now much more open and jays may use this area to forage for frogs and
insects prior to breeding season. Area continues to receive monthly exotics treatment.
Marsh/Hydric Flatwoods - Melaleuca removed with SJRWMD wetland mitigation project. Area
continues to receive monthly exotics treatments. Pines should be reduced to 2 per acre. It is
not expected that the jays will use this area as it could harbor birds of prey. If the pines are
reduced, especially on the east time, this should assist the jays with seeing predators.
August 2007
Area burned successfully-winter 2002, ditches found and plugged. Exotic eradicated through a
wetland mitigation project. Division of Forestry scheduled to timber dead pines. Work
continues to thin pines to 2 per acre.
August 2007
Area burned successfully-winter 2002, ditches found and plugged. Exotic eradicated through a
wetland mitigation project. Division of Forestry scheduled to timber dead pines. Jays have
actually been using this area as of 2006.
Burned winter 2002. SE jay family uses this area in the spring.
WSCA
WSCA
61
62
August 2007
August 2007
Thick with wild grape, high pine canopy & saw palmetto; timber northern portion to create
transition zone for immigrating scrub jays; burn to reduce fuel load and thin heavy and tall saw
palmettos; Brazilian pepper treatment as needed. Burned Winter 2002.
This area is occupied by the SA family.
SA
SA
PIE SSCA NSCA WSCA SA -
63
64
August 2007
August 2007
This are needs to have pines thinned to no more than 2 per acre. Exotics should be removed
and/or treated. Management of this area is essential to successful dispersal from the
Airport/Potomac/Buffer Preserve areas and should receive maintenance/monitoring on a regular
basis.
Pelican Island Elementary School
Sebastian Scrub Conservation Area
North Sebastian Conservation Area
Wabasso Scrub Conservation Area
Sebastian Airport
Page 7 of 8
August 31, 2007
CONSERVATION
AREA
POLYGON
ACRES
HABITAT TYPE
Type/Stage
DATE OF
EVALUATION
Page 8 of 8
N
3
&
F
G
2007 Scrub Jays
Sebastian Area Wide
Habitat Conservation Plan
F
G
&
3
109
NSCA- NE 3 jays AY-GS,HAS-, SHO-
3
&
Gibson E - 3 jays SHB-
556
3 Family - 3, S3
&
F
G
Airport - 5 jays, HHS-, WB-GS New
3&
&
3S Airport - 3 jays, BA-YS, HHS&
3&
&
_
[
3
Powerline - LW-AS, AB-OS, +2 juv
WB-AS from NSCA
1.86 mile
Collier- 3 jays, -BHS,-HKS, -OHS
3
&
Collier - 2 jays -HKS
3
&
F
G
553
Potomac 3 jays - BOOS/MUTTS
563
3
&
3
&
F
G
3
&
STORM - 2 jays, HYS-, 1 no ba
3
&
empress 2javs sha- sshlHelicon - Capon 1 jay BHS-
3
&
3
&
bond 1jay ga-os
3
&
&&
3
3
3 ay-os shp
&
empire 2jays
N
2007 Scrub Jays
Wabasso Scrub CA
and
empire 2jays ay-os shp
& GA-OS, 1 no ba
3
3bond 1jay ga-os
&
3
&
king/martha 3jays -yhs ag-ps pg3
&
broxton-3jays -khs -rhs -whs
3
&
Wabasso Scrub CA
JIGC - OL-PS, LW-RS, 1 no ba
3
&
-GYS Family; AB-GS born at PIE
3
&
SE - 3 jays, HBS-, HOS-, 1 no ba
3
&
N
Dispersal Area Map
North Sebastian CA
Sebatian Airport
St. Sebastian River
State Park
NSCA- NE 3 jays AY-GS,HAS-, SHOPossible Movement Areas
556
Airport - 5 jays, HHS-, WB-GS
New Family - 3, S-
WB-AS from NSCA
1.86 mile
Collier - 2 jays -HKS
553
Area within red has a
high likelyhood of being
zone of dispersal
563
Habitat Polygon Monitoring Information
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
ck
on
ati
St
te
Da
Tim
e
.
No
of
Ja
i
am
yF
s
lie
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
ed
Sit
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
.
No
of
Ju
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
ly:
mi
Fa
e
nd
Ba
dI
n
id
div
ua
ls:
in
nd
Ba
g
CA
WS
CW1400
6/11/01
10:50am
1
3
North
1
1
1 - lt. Green, yellow, silver
CA
NS
NW of Box #22
6/12/01
1:30-2:30pm
1
2
?
0
0
n/a
CW1400
behind kickball
filed
6/27/01
9:45am
1
3
North
1
1
6/29/01
9am
2
5
?
1
0
n/a
7/2/01
10:00-10:30am
1
2
?
0
0
m/a
CA
NS
Box #6
un-named location
on road - marked
with flag
7/2/01
10:30am
1
2
?
0
0
n/a
PIE
same as above
7/2/01
9am
3
9
?
2
1
red, d. blue, silver - 0
CA
WS
CW1400
7/5/01
1
3
w
1
1
CA
WS
North of CW1400
7/6/01
2
5
W
1
2
CA
WS
C200xE400
7/31/01
9:36am
CA
WS
CW1400xE1200
7/31/01
8:39am
0
0
CA
WS
E800
7/31/01
1
1
West
0
0
n/a
CA
WS
C1000xE800
8/9/01
10:30am
1
2
?
0
0
n/a
CA
WS
CW1400
8/9/01
10am-11am
1
3
North
2
1
CA
WS
C1000xE400
8/13/01
11:36am
0
0
n/a
0
0
n/a
CA
WS
CW1800xE400
8/13/01
2pm
0
0
n/a
0
0
n/a
CA
WS
CW1800xE400
8/13/01
2:00pm
0
CA
WS
CW1800xE800
8/13/01
2:15pm
0
0
n/a
0
0
n/a
CA
WS
CW2200xE400
8/13/01
10am
0
0
n/a
0
0
n/a
CA
WS
C1000xE1200
8/14/01
10:45am
0
0
?
0
0
n/a
CA
WS
PIE
CA
NS
Page 1 of 20
:
tes
No
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
ck
on
ati
St
te
Da
Tim
e
.
No
of
Ja
i
am
yF
s
lie
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
ed
Sit
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
.
No
of
Ju
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
ly:
mi
Fa
e
nd
Ba
dI
n
id
div
ua
ls:
in
nd
Ba
g
CA
WS
C1000xE400
8/14/01
11:30am
1
3
NW
1
1
CA
WS
C600xE1200
8/14/01
10:45am
0
0
n/a
0
0
n/a
CA
WS
CW1400xE1200
8/14/01
8:39am
0
0
n/a
0
0
n/a
CA
WS
CW1400xE800
8/15/01
11:00am
0
CA
WS
E1000
8/15/01
9:30am
1
2
w
0
0
n/a
CA
WS
C200XE1200
8/16/01
10:35am
0
CA
WS
C600xE1200
8/16/01
11:08am
0
CA
WS
C600xE400
8/16/01
10:09am
0
CA
WS
CW1400xE1200
8/16/01
CA
WS
CW1800xE1200
8/16/01
11:34am
0
CA
WS
E600
8/16/01
8:40am
1
3
w
1
1
CA
NS
Polygon 5
8/29/01
9:30am
0
0
n/a
0
0
n/a
CA
NS
Polygon 6
8/29/01
9:55am
1
5
Polygon 5&6 - west
1
0
n/a
PIE
MS #4
10/30/01
9:50am
0
0
PIE
MS #1
3/7/02
9:51-10:03
PIE
MS #1
3/7/02
9:51-10:03
PIE
MS #1
3/8/02
9:51am-10:03
3
9
0 fledglings
0
n/a
PIE
MS #1
3/8/02
9:51am-10:03
3
9
4-fromSW; 2-from central; 3from NW
4-fromSW; 2-from central; 3from NW
0 fledglings
0
n/a
PIE
MS #2
3/8/02
10:08-10:14am
0
PIE
MS #2
3/8/02
10:08-10:14am
0
PIE
MS #3
3/8/02
11:18-11:21
1
2
central
0 fledglings
0
PIE
MS #3
3/8/02
11:18-11:21
1
2
central
0 fledglings
0
PIE
MS #5
3/8/02
11:00-11:06
0
:
tes
No
0
Page 2 of 20
territorial scurmish
tame
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
ck
on
ati
St
te
Da
Tim
e
.
No
of
Ja
i
am
yF
s
lie
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
ed
Sit
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
.
No
of
Ju
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
ly:
mi
Fa
e
nd
Ba
dI
n
id
div
ua
ls:
in
nd
Ba
g
:
tes
No
PIE
MS #5
3/8/02
11:00-11:06
0
PIE
MS #6
3/8/02
10:45-10:53
2
6
3-from NW; 3-fromSE
0 fledglings
0
n/a
PIE
MS #6
3/8/02
10:45-10:53
2
6
3-from NW; 3-fromSE
0 fledglings
0
n/a
CA
WS
W1200XCW1600
3/18/02
10:00am
1
2
southwest
0 fledglings
?
most likely GYS family
CA
WS
W1200XCW1600
3/18/02
10:00am
1
2
southwest
0 fledglings
?
most likely GYS family
CA
WS
W1600XCW1600
3/18/02
9:30
0
0
CA
WS
W1600XCW1600
3/18/02
9:30
0
0
CA
WS
W400XCW1600
3/18/02
8:30am
1
3
North
0 fledglings
CA
WS
W400XCW1600
3/18/02
8:30am
1
3
North
0 fledglings
CA
WS
W800XCW1600
3/18/02
9:00am
1
2
West
0 fledglings
1
White, White, Silver
CA
WS
W800XCW1600
3/18/02
9:00am
1
2
West
0 fledglings
1
White, White, Silver
CA
WS
W1200XCW1600
4/19/02
1
1
-WWS
-WWS
CA
WS
CW1400xE0
5/6/02
8:40am
1
2
central
1
1
PIE
MS #2
5/8/02
10:00am
1
2
North
0
0
n/a
PIE
MS #2
5/8/02
10:00am
1
2
North
0
0
n/a
PIE
MS #2
5/8/02
10:00am
1
2
North
0
0
n/a
PIE
MS #5
5/8/02
10:35-10:49am
1
2
West
0
0
n/a
PIE
MS #5
5/8/02
10:35-10:49am
1
2
West
0
0
n/a
PIE
MS #5
5/8/02
10:35-10:49am
1
2
West
0
0
n/a
PIE
MS #6
5/8/02
10:35-11:05am
3
5
3-(one female)West, 1-South,
1 female calling North
1
0
n/a
PIE
MS #6
5/8/02
10:35-11:05am
3
5
1
0
n/a
PIE
MS #6
5/8/02
10:35-11:05am
3
5
1
0
n/a
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east of road, adjacent to golf course
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
ed
Sit
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
ly:
mi
Fa
PIE
MS #1
5/9/02
8:35am
2
5
PIE
MS #1
5/9/02
8:35am
2
5
PIE
MS #1
5/9/02
8:35am
2
5
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
3-(one female) South; 2Southwest
PIE
MS #2
5/9/02
8:50-9:04am
1
2
PIE
MS #2
5/9/02
8:50-9:04am
1
2
PIE
MS #2
5/9/02
8:50-9:04am
1
2
CA
WS
CW1400
5/14/02
8:10am
0
CA
WS
C1400XE400
5/14/02
8:15am
0
CA
WS
CW1400
5/14/02
8:30am
1
1
CA
WS
CW1600XW800
5/16/02
8am-12pm
1
3
north
CA
NS
SE1.1
6/13/02
10am
0
CA
NS
SE1.2
6/13/02
10am
1
4
CA
NS
SE1.3
6/13/02
10:30
0
CA
NS
SE1.4
6/13/02
10:30
0
CA
NS
SE1.5
6/13/02
10:45
0
CA
NS
SE1.6
6/13/02
10:50
0
CA
NS
SE2.1
6/13/02
11am
0
CA
WS
CW1400
7/23/02
9am
1
3
7/23/02
10am
1
2
north
PIE
MS #1
7/25/02
10:15am
1
3
central
PIE
MS #1
7/25/02
10:15am
1
3
central
?
PIE
MS #1
7/25/02
10:15am
1
3
central
?
0
n/a
PIE
MS #2
7/25/02
10:45am
1
2
southwest
1 fledgling
0
n/a
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
ck
on
ati
St
CA
WS
te
Da
Tim
e
.
No
of
Ja
i
am
yF
s
lie
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
.
No
of
Ju
e
nd
Ba
dI
n
id
div
ua
ls:
in
nd
Ba
0
0
n/a
0
0
n/a
0
0
n/a
Quad 6
0
0
n/a
Quad 6
0
0
n/a
Quad 6
0
0
n/a
1
-GYS
1
1
wws
NW
0
0
central
0
1
g,y,s
0
1
wws
?
0
n/a
0
n/a
Page 4 of 20
g
:
tes
No
tame
tame
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
ck
on
ati
St
te
Da
Tim
e
.
No
of
Ja
i
am
yF
s
lie
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
ed
Sit
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
.
No
of
Ju
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
ly:
mi
Fa
e
nd
Ba
dI
n
id
div
ua
ls:
in
nd
Ba
PIE
MS #2
7/25/02
10:45am
1
2
southwest
1 fledgling
0
n/a
PIE
MS #2
7/25/02
10:45am
1
2
1 fledgling
0
n/a
PIE
MS #5
7/25/02
10:30am
2
3 new
1 fledgling
0
n/a
PIE
MS #5
7/25/02
10:30am
2
3 new
1 fledgling
0
n/a
PIE
MS #5
7/25/02
10:30am
2
3 new
southwest
4-from NW (see monitoring
station #6 above); 3 - from
SE
SE
SE
1 fledgling
0
n/a
PIE
MS #6
7/25/02
10:15am
1
4
central
2 fledglings
0
n/a
PIE
MS #6
7/25/02
10:15am
1
4
central
2 fledglings
0
n/a
PIE
MS #6
7/25/02
10:15am
1
4
central
2 fledglings
0
n/a
7/29/02
10-11am
2
2
PIE
PIE
MS4
7/29/02
12-1pm
0
PIE
off Douglass &
cleared corner lot
7/29/02
10-11am
1
4
CA
WS
C1000XE400
3/6/03
9:42
0
0
1
0
none
n/a
none
n/a
1 - same as above
1
/// - GYS
2
1
none
n/a
1
2
1
none
n/a
11:15
1
1
0
none
n/a
4/15/03
11:30
1
2
1
none
n/a
SE2.3
4/15/03
11:54
0
none
n/a
SE3.1
4/15/03
10:30
0
none
n/a
C1000XE800
3/6/03
10:03
1
1
CA
WS
C1400XE400
3/6/03
9:26
1
2
CA
NS
SE1.1
4/15/03
10:00
1
CA
NS
SE1.2
4/15/03
10:15
CA
NS
SE1.3
4/15/03
CA
NS
SE2.2
CA
NS
CA
NS
:
tes
No
territorial scurmish
flying across Pelican Island Place
1 - "Sweet Pea" - 2001
fledgling to GYS Family
CA
WS
PIE
g
NE
NE
7/9/03
Page 5 of 20
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
ck
on
ati
St
te
Da
Tim
e
.
No
of
Ja
i
am
yF
CA
WS
C1000XE800
7/10/03
8:30
2
CA
WS
C1000XE800
7/10/03
9:00
0
CA
WS
C1400XE800
7/10/03
8:15
1
CA
WS
C200XE1200
7/10/03
10:00
CA
WS
C200XE400
7/10/03
CA
WS
C200XE800
CA
WS
CA
WS
CA
WS
s
lie
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
4
ed
Sit
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
of
Ju
ly:
mi
Fa
dI
n
ua
ls:
in
nd
Ba
g
/// - GYS
none
n/a
1
/// - GYS
0
none
n/a
9:30
n/a
none
n/a
7/10/03
9:45
0
none
n/a
C600XE200
7/10/03
10:15
0
none
n/a
C600XE400
7/10/03
9:15
0
none
n/a
C600XE800
7/10/03
8:00
1
none
n/a
CA
WS
CW1400
7/10/03
11:15
0
none
n/a
CA
WS
CW1400XE400
7/10/03
8:45
0
none
n/a
CA
WS
CW1800
7/10/03
11:30
0
none
n/a
CA
WS
W1200XCW1600
7/10/03
10:37
0
CA
WS
W1200XCW2000
7/10/03
10:30
1
2
N
1
1
/// - WWS
CA
WS
W1400XCW2000
7/10/03
10:45
1
2
N
1
1
/// - WWS
CA
WS
W400XCW1600
7/10/03
11:00
0
none
n/a
CA
WS
W800XCW2000
7/10/03
10:40
0
CA
NS
E3
7/21/03
9:00am
1
5
CA
NS
N2
8/26/03
10:00
2
2&3
West & East
1&2
none
n/a
CA
NS
NW1.6
8/27/03
9:00
1
2
West
0
none
n/a
2
SE
SW
Page 6 of 20
1 - same as above
e
nd
Ba
id
div
1
2
1
.
No
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
1 - same as above
0
:
tes
No
x-Lt. GYS and 1 adult with fledgling - still begging
from parents; no sign of "Sweet Pea"
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
ck
on
ati
St
te
Da
Tim
e
.
No
of
Ja
i
am
yF
s
lie
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
ed
Sit
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
.
No
of
Ju
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
ly:
mi
Fa
e
nd
Ba
dI
n
CA
WS
C
8/27/03
8:50am
1
1-Jan
CA
NS
Polygon 22
9/2/03
10:00am
2
4
N
0
CA
NS
Polygon 17 &22
9/2/03
10:57am
1
2
NE
0
CA
NS
Polygon 15 &6
9/2/03
11:00am
0
CA
NS
Polygon 5,6,7
9/2/03
11:15am
CA
WS
CW1400/corner
9/3/03
0
4
1
id
div
1
2
0
3
1
ua
ls:
in
nd
Ba
g
-GYS
x,LtGYS
CA
WS
C200XE600
9/5/03
11:05
1
2
East/Central
0
none
n/a
CA
WS
C1400XE200
9/5/03
10:10
1
3; 1 female
SE to NW
0
1
x,Lt.GYS
CA
WS
C1400XE400
9/5/03
10:24
1
3
SE to NW
0
1
x,Lt.GYS
CA
WS
CW1600
9/5/03
8:45
1
3
N
1
1
x,Lt.GYS
unknown
unknown
0
0
CA
WS
NE Quad
9/5/03
9:30
1
3
West to West side of golf
course
CA
WS
E600
3/22/04
9:13am
1
2
west across road
CA
WS
C1000XE800
3/22/04
9:30am
2
3
N,SW
CA
WS
E1200
3/22/04
9:45am
2
4
CA
NS
Powerline Road
10/20/04
8:55am
1
2
CA
WS
W800
10/20/04
2:30pm
1
4
N,NW
CA
WS
CW1400
10/20/04
3:00pm
1
4
PIE
MS2
10/21/04
8:45-9:15am
2
PIE
MS1
Barber/Martha's
Corner
10/21/04
9:15-10am
10/22/04
11am
PIE
1
:
tes
No
-GYS
crossing 77th Street to N. of Church; not tame female and male will come for peanuts; caching nuts
on lot east of E600
Lt. GYS female - banding numbers: 1453-68xxx
one family, 2 indiv. With no bands, flew to pines to the
SW
one family goes east of wetland to the SW; the other
fmaily skirmishes, west of wetland and also goes SW
1
AB-YS
did not see AB-OS
2
1
-WWS
female unbanded, 2 unknown sex, all will come for
seed. Didn't see AY-GS
S, SE
1
3
-GYS, AY-BS, AY-WS
6
Central
unknown
3
2
6
central
unknown
4
1
1
central
unknown
0
Page 7 of 20
AB-GS; AY-YS; AY-OS
AB-GS; AY-YS; AY-OS;
AG-OS
young one needs to be tamed; will all go to ground for
seed
1 unbanded will come to hand for seed
1 unbanded will come to hand for seed
unbanded; will come for seed; no other individuals
seen
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
ck
on
ati
St
te
Da
Tim
e
.
No
of
Ja
i
am
yF
s
lie
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
PIE
Martha's Corner
10/22/04
9am
2
6
PIE
Martha's Corner
10/25/04
9:15am
0
0
PIE
"Purple"
10/25/04
9:36am
0
0
PIE
MS4
10/25/04
9:40am
0
0
PIE
MS3
10/25/04
9:45am
0
0
PIE
MS5
10/25/04
9:50am
?
2
PIE
MS1
10/25/04
9am
0
0
CA
WS
CW1400XE200
10/25/04
1
3
CA
NS
Central
10/26/04
1:30pm
1
3
CA
NS
NE Quad
10/26/04
2:15pm
1
2
ed
Sit
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
Ju
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
ly:
mi
Fa
dI
n
id
div
ua
ls:
E
unknown
5
i ng
nd
Ba
AY-OS; AY-YS; GA-WS;
AB-GS; AG-OS
from MS3
unknown
1
AY-OS; 1 unbanded
unbanded came to hand for peanut
2
AB-WS, -GYS
1 unbanded
.
No
of
e
nd
Ba
:
tes
No
1 unbanded female, tame, will come to hand for food
not tame; not banded
W
1
AY-GS
3
-GYS; AY-WS; AY-BS + 1
unbanded
unknown
6
AB-GS; AY-YS; AG-PS;
GA-WS; AY-OS; AG-OS;
+4 unbanded
SW
unknown
0
4
SE; 1 came in from NW
1 unbanded
3
1
1
SE from golf course
unknown
0
1
4
SE
1
3
CA
WS
CW1400xE200
10/26/04
10:15am
1
4
CA
WS
W200
10/26/04
10:45am
0
0
CA
WS
W400
10/26/04
11am
0
0
PIE
Empire Terrace &
Barber
10/27/04
9:59am
3
10
W, N
CA
WS
E600
10/28/04
10:05am
1
3
CA
WS
CW1400XE300
10/28/04
10:30am
1
CA
WS
W600
10/28/04
11:15am
CA
WS
CW1800XE200
10/28/04
11:00am
S
0
unknown
working on taming unbanded male
all unbanded; very skittish; will come down for peanuts
(none displayed hiccup call); flew across street
-GYS; AY-WS; AY-BS
unbanded "winged" the mom; will come to see for
peanuts; AY-WS fights with baby
very skittish; will not come down for seed
-GYS; AY-WS; AY-BS
CA
WS
W1200
10/28/04
1:58pm
1
4
S, SE
1
1
-WWS
all will come to hand for peanuts; territorial to S & SE;
NW Quad needs to be burned in winter and
numerous pines to be cut
CA
WS
W1300XCW1800
10/28/04
2:30pm
1
4
E, SE
1
1
-WWS
came all the way down to CW2400 wetland area
CA
NS
Powerline Road
10/29/04
10:35am
1
4
N
unknown
1
AB-OS
3 unbanded, coming in for peanuts
Page 8 of 20
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
on
ati
St
i
am
yF
s
lie
ys
Ja
ul t
ed
Sit
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
ly:
mi
Fa
dI
n
id
div
ua
ls:
PIE
k
ac
yb
Pla
Barber across
from phone hub
10/29/04
2
5
0
5
PIE
MS3
10/29/04
9:40am
1
1
E
unknown
AY-OS
PIE
10/29/04
9:05am
u
5
N, E & Central
unknown
5
AB-GS, GA-WS, AG-OS;
AG-PS (from NE), AY-YS
PIE
Barber & Arcadia
MS6 (Barber &
Aldea)
10/29/04
10:00am
1
1
1
AG-OS
CA
NS
Powerline Road
10/29/04
10:35am
1
4
N
1
PIE
Barber & Empire
11/3/04
10:30am
3
6
E, NE, SE
unknown
5
AB-OS
AG-PS, AG-OS, AY-YS,
AB-GS, GA-W?orOS
CA
WS
CW
11/4/04
10:00am
1
4
central
unknown
1
PW-WS banded 11/4/04; WWS rebanded
Banded one individual and rebanded WWS
CA
WS
E600
11/4/04
8:20am
1
3
W
unknown
1
PG-LS
PG-GS is a Hatch Year; all birds in family banded,
AY-WS, AY-BS, -GYS, PG- tried to reband -GYS, but would not go in trap; Merlin
GS
flew over and tried to catch one of the jays
CA
WS
CA
WS
C
te
Da
Tim
e
.
No
of
Ja
.
No
of
Ad
.
No
of
Ju
e
nd
Ba
11/4/04
9:40am
1
4
central
1
4
3/15/05
10:00
1
3
central
0
2
west
PIE
MS3
3/16/05
8:00
1
1
PIE
Empire & Barber
3/16/05
8:20
1
1
PIE
Aldea
3/16/05
8:40
1
1
CA
NS
MS24
3/22/05
9:18
0
CA
NS
MS18
3/22/05
9:25
0
CA
NS
MS29
3/22/05
9:30
0
CA
NS
MS30
3/22/05
9:35
1
4
CA
NS
MS17
3/22/05
10:15
0
CA
NS
MS8
3/22/05
10:20
0
CA
NS
MS9
3/22/05
10:40
0
:
i ng
tes
nd
Ba
No
AB-GS, GA-WS, AG-OS,
AG-PS
AY-YS not with family
Empire
unbanded will come for peanuts
Banded, possible Hatch Year - called Kings Family
= -GYS, AY-YS
0
1
AY-OS
0
1
AG-PS
west
0
1
GA-WS or GA-OS
East/Central
0
1
AB-OS
Page 9 of 20
3 unbanded, need to work on taming; learning to
come to ground for peanuts
band ending 06
not sure if orange or white, not tame enough to get
band number
all will come for peanuts
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
ck
on
ati
St
te
Da
Tim
e
.
No
of
Ja
i
am
yF
s
lie
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
ed
Sit
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
.
No
of
Ju
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
ly:
mi
Fa
e
nd
Ba
dI
n
id
div
ua
ls:
in
nd
Ba
g
:
tes
No
CA
NS
MS19
3/22/05
10:45
0
CA
NS
MS1
3/22/05
10:52
0
CA
NS
MS7
3/22/05
11:00
0
CA
NS
MS25
3/22/05
11:07
0
CA
NS
MS28
3/22/05
11:40
0
CA
NS
MS12
3/22/05
11:47
0
CA
NS
MS20
3/22/05
11:54
0
CA
NS
MS31
3/22/05
11:59
0
CA
NS
MS32
3/22/05
12:05
0
CA
NS
MS40
3/22/05
12:10
0
CA
NS
MS40-41
3/22/05
12:15
0
CA
NS
MS39
3/22/05
12:20
0
CA
NS
MS43
3/22/05
0
CA
NS
MS47
3/22/05
0
CA
NS
MS45
3/22/05
0
CA
NS
MS39
3/22/05
1:45
1
3
0
1 female
CA
NS
MS38
3/22/05
1:15
1
3
0
same family as above
CA
NS
MS37
3/22/05
1:00
1
3
0
CA
NS
MS36
3/22/05
12:40
1
3
0
CA
NS
MS44
3/22/05
12:30
1
3
0
CA
NS
MS50
3/22/05
2:03
0
Page 10 of 20
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
ck
on
ati
St
te
Da
Tim
e
.
No
of
Ja
i
am
yF
s
lie
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
ed
Sit
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
.
No
of
Ju
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
ly:
mi
Fa
e
nd
Ba
dI
n
id
div
ua
ls:
in
nd
Ba
g
:
tes
No
CA
WS
E600
3/23/05
8:00
0
CA
WS
CW1400XE200
3/23/05
8:10
0
CA
WS
CW1400XE600
3/23/05
8:30
1
3
0
3
AY-YS, AB-GS, -GYS
CA
WS
CW1400XE800
3/23/05
8:40
1
3
0
3
AY-YS, AB-GS, -GYS
CA
WS
C1000XE600
3/23/05
8:50
1
3
0
3
AY-YS, AB-GS, -GYS
CA
WS
C1000XE800
3/23/05
9:00
2
5
0
3
AY-YS, AB-GS, -GYS
CA
WS
C600XE800
3/23/05
9:10
2
2
0
1
PG-LS
CA
WS
C1200
3/23/05
9:30
0
CA
WS
CW1400
3/23/05
9:48
1
1
3/23/05
10:45
1
1
south central
0
1
PW-WS
PIE
CW2000
N Empire & W
Barber
unbanded same as at C1000XE800
1 unbanded, will come from peanuts; 1 unknown was
sentineling and would not come down - could not tell if
it was banded
3/24/05
8:00
1
1
central
unknown
1
AG-PS
Martha family
PIE
MS3
3/24/05
8:35
1
1
1
unknown
1
AY-OS
Empire family
PIE
MS1
3/24/05
8:40
0
PIE
Empire & Barber
3/24/05
9:00
1-2
3
flew across Barber
0
3
PIE
MS4
3/24/05
10:00
1-2
3
0
3
PG-LS, AG-PS, AB-WS
AY-WS or AY-OS; GA-WS
or GA-OS; AG-PS
CA
WS
C1200
3/29/05
10:45
0
CA
WS
W600
3/29/05
11:00
1
3
golf course
0
0
CA
WS
CW2000
3/29/05
11:30
1
4
central
0
1
CA
WS
CW2400
3/29/05
12:30
1-2
5
central to south
0
0
CA
WS
CW1400xE400
3/29/05
8:30
1
1
east
0
unknown
CA
WS
CW1400XE600
3/29/05
9:00
1
2
CA
WS
SE
2
Page 11 of 20
one unbanded fighting with -GYS family; unbanded
will come for peanuts
1 unbanded, both will come for peanuts
came from golf course; will go in fake trap
PW-WS
may be two separate families; two unbanded
individuals fought
AY-YS; AB-GS
-GYS not with group
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
ck
on
ati
St
te
Da
Tim
e
.
No
of
Ja
i
am
yF
s
lie
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
ed
Sit
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
.
No
of
Ju
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
ly:
mi
Fa
e
nd
Ba
dI
n
id
div
ua
ls:
in
nd
Ba
g
:
tes
No
CA
WS
C1000xE400
3/29/05
9:45
1
2
south
0
0
CA
WS
C600xE600
3/29/05
10:05
2
3
banded came in from sw
0
2
CA
WS
C600XE800
3/29/05
10:15
1
1
CA
WS
C400xE400
3/29/05
10:30
0
CA
WS
C600XE200
3/29/05
10:40
0
CA
NS
MS18
3/30/05
7:45
1
4
Central
0
1
AB-OS
CA
NS
MS58
3/30/05
10:40
2
2
west
0
1
AY-GS
male will come for peanuts
CA
NS
MS46
3/30/05
11:10
1
3
Central
0
0
very skittish; ASY will come for peanuts
CA
NS
MS44
3/30/05
11:20
1
2
0
0
CA
NS
MS53
3/30/05
11:30
1
1
0
0
CA
NS
MS43
3/30/05
11:50
0
CA
NS
MS57
3/30/05
10:50
1
0
1
AB-OS
CA
NS
MS39
3/30/05
12:00
0
CA
NS
MS40
3/30/05
12:16
0
CA
NS
MS31
3/30/05
11:20
0
MS1
Empire Ct &
Empire Terrace
4/1/05
12:15pm
1
3
0
2
AG-PS; PG-LS
PIE
4/11/05
1:00
1
2
central
0
1
AY-OS
one unbanded will come for peanuts
CA
WS
W800
4/12/05
1:00
2
3
1 family (2 indiv.) from golf
course; 1 from WWS family
0
1
PW-WS
CA
WS
CW2200
4/12/05
2:00
1
3
central
0
1
PW-WS
CA
WS
C400XE200
4/15/05
8:30am
1
2
S
0
0
CA
WS
C200XE800
4/15/05
8:50am
1
2
E
0
0
PIE
2
two unbanded will come for peanuts
AB-GS; AY-YS
unbanded from above; territorial calling
unbanded from above
west
Page 12 of 20
unbanded 5-6 houses down
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
ck
on
ati
St
te
Da
Tim
e
.
No
of
Ja
i
am
yF
s
lie
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
ed
Sit
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
.
No
of
Ju
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
ly:
mi
Fa
e
nd
Ba
dI
n
id
div
ua
ls:
in
nd
Ba
g
CA
WS
C200XE1000
4/15/05
9:00am
1
CA
WS
C400XE1200
4/15/05
9:15am
0
CA
WS
C800XE1200
4/15/05
9:35am
1
2
W
0
2
CA
WS
E800
4/15/05
9:50am
1
1
N, W
0
unknown
CA
WS
C1200XE800
4/15/05
10:00am
1
3
E
0
3
AY-YS, AB-GS, -GYS
CA
NS
South
4/19/05
1
3
2
AB-OS, LW-AS
3
LW-BS, GA-OS, AY-OS
2
S
0
0
:
tes
No
flag at south most tip of wetland
PIE
MS1
4/20/05
8:40am
1
2
C
PIE
MS3-5
4/20/05
9:00am
1
1
N
PIE
MS5
4/28/05
1
2
C
CA
WS
East
firebreak/JIGC
7/28/05
1
3
CA
WS
CW1400
7/29/05
8:00am
1
CA
WS
JIGC
7/29/05
8:30am
PIE
MS3
12/12/05
CA
WS
C
CA
WS
CA
WS
CA
WS
CA
WS
CA
NS
CA
NS
CA
WS
1
AY-YS, AB-GS
one jay calling from west, then flew N
female, found at nest - band no. 1453-94168; found
at nest N of C1200XE800; need to cut pines
found nest; 2 hatclings, 1 egg
1
AG-PS
0
2
AY-OS, GA-OS
helper? With AY-OS?
golf course
0
1
LW-RS
2
central
1 fledgling
2
AY-YS, AB-GS
did not see -GYS
1
2
JIGC
1
LW-RS
one unbanded jay
12:30pm
1
2
south
0
1
AY-OS
unbanded is tame and will come from peanuts
12/13/05
8:55am
1
3
N
1
3
-GYS, AY-YS, AB-GS
unbanded is juvenile from 2005; will come for
peanuts, ready to band
C600XE600
12/13/05
9:20am
1
2
N
0
0
W600
12/14/05
8:40am
0
W1000
12/14/05
8:50am
0
W1400xC2200
12/14/05
9:00am
0
South
2/9/06
1
2
central
2
Gibson
2/9/06
2
7
east and west
4
central
2/9/06
AY-OS carrying nest material from N at MS3
one jay sentineling, may be banded, but could not
confirm
neither jays banded, both will come for peanuts
AB-OS, AB-YS
SHR-, SHB-, SHW-, SHY- banded all four indiviuals
found leg of AY-YS on branch -
Page 13 of 20
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
ck
on
ati
St
te
Da
Tim
e
.
No
of
Ja
i
am
yF
s
lie
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
CA
NS
NE Quad
2/10/06
1
2
CA
WS
central
2/10/06
1
1
s
es
pr
Em
Empress
2/10/06
1
2
PIE
MS1
2/10/06
1
2
PIE
MS5
2/10/06
1
3
CA
WS
central
2/10/06
1
1
2/23/06
1
2
CA
WS
ed
Sit
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
.
No
of
Ju
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
central
0
central
central
ly:
mi
Fa
e
nd
Ba
dI
n
id
div
ua
ls:
in
nd
Ba
g
2
AY-GS
1
AB-GS
2
SHA-, SHL-
2
AG-PS, AP-GS
0
2
AY-OS, SHP- SHG-
0
1
-GYS
0
2
-GYS, AB-GS
CA
WS
E600
2/24/06
8:30am
0
CA
WS
W400
2/24/06
9:00am
1
1
east
0
1
OL-PS
CA
WS
C1000
2/24/06
8:45am
3
6
see map
0
3
-GYS, AB-GS, OL-PS
1
1
0
1
OL-PS
AB-OS, LW-AS
CA
WS
2/26/06
CA
NS
Poweline Road
2/27/06
11:45am
1
2
E
0
2
CA
NS
Gibson West
2/27/06
12:30pm
1
4
W
0
3
MS1
MS3, MS2 from
MS5
2/27/06
10:30am
1
2
central
0
2
PIE
2/27/06
11:00am
1
2
from MS5
0
2
PIE
MS1
2/28/06
CA
WS
S1000XE1000
3/6/06
12:05pm
1
2
NE
0
0
0
CA
WS
S600xE1000
3/6/06
12:20pm
1
2
W
0
0
0
C1000, Road
Barber & Pel.
Island Place
3/6/06
12:30pm
1
2
S
0
2
-GYS, AB-GS
6/15/06
8:30am
0
PIE
CA
WS
PIE
Page 14 of 20
:
tes
No
banded SHO-
banded today
banded SHG-
think this is a mate sentineling with other on nest, not
interested in peanuts, not very tame, very quiet
plus 3 unbanded, all defending territory except OLPS; never seen jays here before
at Johns Island Golf Course
sentineling in bayhead east of powerline road
SHR-, SHY-, SHW-, 1 no female (not sure which one) was hiccupping, hanging
band
out in scrub oaks where old nest was found
these two may be pairing up both from different
families, may have lost mates; territorial skirmish with
BG-LS, AG-PS
AY-OS and SHP- on easement road
territorial skirmish with BG-LS and AG-PS on
AY-OS, SHPeasement road; female hiccupping
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
ck
on
ati
St
te
Da
Tim
e
.
No
of
Ja
i
am
yF
s
lie
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
ed
Sit
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
.
No
of
Ju
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
ly:
mi
Fa
e
nd
Ba
dI
n
id
div
ua
ls:
in
nd
Ba
g
PIE
MS1
6/15/06
8:45am
1
2
from MS6
0
2
PG-LS, AG-PS
PIE
MS2
6/15/06
9:00am
1
1
from MS5
0
1
AY-OS
PIE
MS8
6/15/06
9:15am
2
3
from 2 PG-LS; from house on
Aldea GA-OS
1
3
GA-OS, PG-LS, AG-PS
PIE
G
b.
Se
MS6
6/15/06
9:30am
1
2
from MS8
1
2
PG-LS, AG-PS and
juvenile
Hole 3, Gate 6
6/16/06
Central
CA
WS
PIE
7:30am
1
2
6/19/06
1
1
Central
6/19/06
1
2
MS5
6/19/06
1
2
PIE
MS1
6/19/06
1
2
CA
NS
Powerline Road
6/23/06
9:50am
1
2
CA
NS
Gibson East
6/23/06
10:00am
1
CA
NS
Gibson
6/26/06
CA
NS
NE
CA
NS
CA
NS
PIE
PIE
PIE
0
0
0
1
0
1
OL-PS
0
2
SHP-, AY-OS
1
2
AG-PS, PG-LS
east
1
1
AB-OS
3
east
0
unknown
1
3
central
0
3
SHR-, SHW-, SHY-
6/26/06
1
2
west
1
2
AY-GS, SHO-
South
6/26/06
1
2
central
2
2
AB-OS, LW-AS
PIE
6/26/06
2
3
central
0
3
GA-OS, PG-LS, AG-PS
Barber
6/27/06
8:15am
1
2
1
2
AG-PS, PG-LS
Barber lot
6/27/06
8:30am
2
3
1
3
GPG-LS, AG-PS, GA-OS
Bristol
6/27/06
8:45am
0
PIE
Alhambra
6/27/06
9:00am
0
PIE
MS3
6/27/06
9:15am
1
0
1
AY-OS
1
Collier Club
east
west
Page 15 of 20
1 other banded, not sure
female from MS5 wouldn't come out
GA-OS seems to have lost his mate and is being
driven out of his Bond territory by the new
Barber/Martha pair
AB-RS and AY-PS are presummed dead, the two
families --- male and female (widows) from Barber and
Martha have created a new pair and successfully
fledged one 2006 fledgling, no helpers
two jays being harrassed by mockingbirds. Flew
across golf course to gate 6 when monitoring that side
of golf cours. Will take peanuts, could be banded.
ol f
CA
WS
:
tes
No
AB-GS
with one unbanded; near JIGC
one 2006 unbanded fledgling
should be two fledglings and adult female
stopped surveying due to Red Shoulder Hawk
did not see SHB-
with 2 2006 juveniles, did not see AB-YS
territorial skirmish with King/Marth pair and Bond
1 unbanded fledgling, will take peanuts, ready to band
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
th
66
p
Em
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
ck
on
ati
St
te
Da
Tim
e
.
No
of
Ja
i
am
yF
s
lie
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
ed
Sit
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
.
No
of
Ju
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
ly:
mi
Fa
e
nd
Ba
dI
n
id
div
ua
ls:
in
nd
Ba
g
:
tes
No
CA
WS
Central
6/27/06
7:30am
2
2
north quad
1
AB-GS
1 no band, two families
CA
WS
W1400XC2200
6/27/06
7:45am
1
2
east
1
OL-PS
think female is on nest, one helper no bands
6/29/06
8:30am
1
2
east
1
0
6/29/06
8:55am
1
1
central
0
1
e&
Av
s&
res
ton
ox
Br
hu
Sc
nn
ma
-SHA
CA
NS
Powerline Road
6/29/06
8:15am
1
1
central
0
1
AB-OS
PIE
Barber
6/29/06
9:00am
1
2
central
1
2
PG-LS, AG-PS
CA
WS
C1000xE600
6/29/06
9:00am
2
3
east and south east
1
1
OL-PS
CA
NS
NE
6/30/06
9:00am
1
2
west
1
2
AY-GS, -SHO
CA
NS
Gibson
6/30/06
9:15am
1
2
0
2
-SHW, -SHR
4 adults with Gibson St.east (SHB-) one of the
unbanded with this family is a female; other family has
SHB-, SHR-, SHY-, SHW- SHW, SHR and SHY with one unbanded
CA
NS
Gibson
6/30/06
9:00am
2
7
one from east one from west
0
4
CA
WS
Central
6/30/06
8:00am
2
3
SE and central
1
1
AB-GS
PIE
MS3
7/11/06
9:56am
1
2
west
0
2
-SHP, AY-OS
1
1
AB-GS
0
1
OL-PS
3
GA-OS, PG-LS, AG-PS
CA
WS
Central
7/11/06
9:00am
2
3
AB-GS, central; 3 no ba from
SE
CA
WS
W600XW1200
7/11/06
9:30am
1
2
golf course
PIE
MS1
7/20/06
2
3
s
es
pr
Em
Empress
7/24/06
1
2
0
2
SHA-, SHL-
CA
WS
Central
7/27/06
1
2
0
1
OL-PS
CA
WS
SE
7/27/06
1
2
1
0
Page 16 of 20
stopped surveying due to Red Shoulder Hawk
doesn't appear to have any fledglings
territorial skirmish with King/Marth pair and Bond
SHL- is male, SHA- is female
with one unbanded
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
ck
on
ati
St
CA
WS
e
.
No
of
Ja
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
7/31/06
1
1
King/Martha
7/31/06
1
2
Empire
7/31/06
1
2
of
Ju
e
nd
Ba
dI
n
id
div
ua
ls:
in
nd
Ba
g
:
tes
No
1
2
AG-PS, PG-LS
0
2
SHP-, AY-OS
central
2
2
LW-AS, AB-OS
2 successful 2006 juveniles
central
0
1
2
GA-OS
PG-LS, AG-PS
banded hatch year-YHS; 1603-16965
2
central
1
3
-KHS, -WHS, -RHS
1
2
central
1
2
-BHS, -OHS
South
7/31/06
1
2
Bond
King/Martha
7/31/06
8/18/06
1
1
1
2
Broxton
8/18/06
1
/C
se
.
No
ly:
mi
Fa
AB-GS
CA
NS
r
ou
lf C
Go
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
1
PIE
t on
ox
Br
an
Tim
s
lie
PIE
PIE
sti
ba
Se
te
Da
i
am
yF
ed
Sit
1 juvenile
banded all three, 2 parents & 1 HY
ier
oll
Collier
8/18/06
CA
NS
Powerline Road
12/26/06
9:37am
1
2
central
2
2
AB-OS, LW-AS
CA
NS
NE Quad
12/27/06
10:00am
1
2
central
1
3
SHO-, AY-GS, HAS-
CA
NS
Gibson
12/27/06
10:40am
2
7
east and west
0
4
1/4/2007
2
4
0
4
0
1
AG-BS
0
2
HBS-, HOS-; OL-PS
PIE
SHB- with 2 no bands to the east; SHR,Y,W- with 1
SHB-, SHR-, SHW-, SHY- no band (female) to the west
-YHS (female), PG-LS, GAOS, AG-PS
CA
WS
SE Quad
1/4/2007
1
3
CA
WS
Central
1/4/2007
2
4
PIE
MS6
2/16/2007
1
2
0
2
AY-OS, SHP-
PIE
MS4
2/16/2007
2
3
0
3
PG-LS, AG-PS, GA-OS
CA
WS
E800
3/1/07
9:45
2
3
central
0
2
OL-PS, HOS-
CA
WS
E800
3/1/2007
9:45
2
3
N
0
CA
WS
SE Quad
3/1/2007
9:45
0
0
central
0
Page 17 of 20
banded breeding male and HY
HBS-
with 2 no bands
OL-PS with one no band; HBS- and HOS- together
AG-PS and GA-OS sentineling together
OL-PS feeding HOS- pieces of peanuts, seem to like
corner, using powerlines as sentineling post (HOS- is
female)
HBS- was calling a lot to the N ~200 yards away; need
to clear fenceline, spray guinae grass and cut peppers
and retreat; HBS- came to corner; OL-PS flew to SW
calling
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
PIE
ck
on
ati
St
MS5
PIE
te
Da
Tim
e
3/2/2007
.
No
of
Ja
i
am
yF
1
s
lie
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
ed
Sit
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
1
.
No
of
Ju
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
0
ly:
mi
Fa
e
nd
Ba
dI
n
1
id
div
ua
ls:
in
nd
Ba
g
AY-OS
3/5/2007
8:00am
1-2
3
0
3
MS5
3/5/2007
9am
1
1
0
1
AY-OS
CA
NS
S Powerline
4/2/2007
8am
1
4
central
0
2
AB-OS, LW-AS
CA
NS
NE Corner
4/2/2007
8:30
1
3
central
0
3
AY-GS, HAS-, SHO-
CA
NS
Gibson & West
4/2/2007
9am
2
6
west and east
0
4
Broxton
4/3/2007
1
1
0
1
-WHS
4/3/2007
1-2
3
0
3
OL-PS, HBS-, HOS-
Seb Airport
4/3/2007
1
3
0
3
HHS-
Central
4/4/2007
1
3
4 eggs
3
OL-PS, HOS-, HBS-
HHS-
o
Br
CA
WS
t
or
rp
Ai
CA
WS
o
irp
bA
Se
too windy to continue survey
hiccuping between MS1 and MS6 along Barber; jay
flew across Barber and to lot on Empire Terrace on
-YHS female, PG-LS, AG- east side; 3 jays on lot on Empire/Barber on powerline
PS
- AG-PS, PG-LS (female) - AG-PS feeding PG-LS
PIE
n
xto
:
tes
No
with 2 no bands; all 4 there taking peanuts, doesn't
look like they are nesting
all three family members present
R,W,Y all together caching and sentineling; 2 no
bands are with SHB-; unbanded female not found with
SHB-, SHR-, SHW-, SHY- the R,W,Y group; possibly on nest
with 2 no bands
found nest with 4 eggs
rt
4/4/2007
1
1
0
1
CA
WS
4/13/2007
1
2
0
1
HOS-
other jay unknown bands
PIE
4/13/2007
1
2
0
1
AY-OS
female on nest, did not disturb to read bands
Englar
4/13/2007
1
2
0
1
HYS-
CA
NS
Gibson
4/26/2007
1
1
2
4
CA
NS
NE
4/26/2007
0
En
r
gla
o
irp
bA
Se
with Dave Breininger, this area is optimal to tall mix;
could be getting high; need to start topping canopy
and burn to keep optimal - burn in mosaic pattern
rt
4/26/2007
with one unbanded
with Dave Breininger; found predated nest, jays still
hanging around, not typical snake predation; this area
is optmal height and primary tree density is optimal;
SHR-, SHB-, SHY-(female) thin all small pines
with Dave Breininger; this area is good; some clumps
of pines could be removed
0
Page 18 of 20
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
ck
on
ati
St
te
Da
CA
NS
Powerline Road
4/26/2007
CA
WS
Central
5/18/2007
Powerline Road
5/24/2007
Collier
CA
NS
G
eb
/S
ie r
l
l
Co
olf
o
irp
bA
Se
Ad
.
No
of
Ju
e
nd
Ba
dI
n
in
nd
Ba
g
1
3
0
3
HOS-, HBS-, -YHS
8:00am
1
3
0
1
AB-OS
5/30/2007
1
2
0
1
-HKS
1
4
1
3
BA-YS, HHS-, WB-GS
:
tes
No
with Dave Breininger; this area is tall mix - selectively
thin canopy and then burn if possible
all together
with 2 no bands
se
ur
Co
-HKS is female; with unbanded -- -BHS and -OHS not
found
rt
7/6/2007
7/6/2007
Gibson
7/11/2007
at Skydive Seb.
Airport side
7/11/2007
SE Quad
CA
NS
t
or
central
at least 1 2007 fledglings, fully fledged
1
2
0
2
AY-OS
1
2
2 nestlings
2
AG-PS, PG-LS
2 nestlings on corner of Barber and Arcadia
1
2
0
2
SHY- and SHR-
SHY- is female
9:20am
1
3
2
3
BA-YS, HHS-, WB-GS
7/17/2007
7:45am
1
2
Bristol
7/20/2007
8:28
1
2
central
0
1
GA-OS
Arcadia
7/20/2007
8:40am
1
2
Arcadia side of st
2
2
PG-LS, Ay-OS
Broxton
7/20/2007
9:30am
1
1
2
1
WHS-
looks like there are 2 juveniles, but one is not flying
too good yet
8/16/2007
1
2
from east
0
1
KKS-
wit hone no banded; juvenile not found
1
2
central
CA
NS
o
Br
of
ls:
3:10pm
Arcadia
n
xto
.
No
ua
AB-OS
Arcadia
o
Br
Ja
id
div
1
PIE
n
xto
of
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
0
5/30/2007
PIE
.
No
ys
Ja
ul t
ly:
mi
Fa
1
Seb Airport
CA
WS
ol
is t
Br
e
s
lie
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
1
PIE
irp
bA
Se
Tim
i
am
yF
ed
Sit
8:00am
central
at Arcadia with 2 nestlings
fledglings are being fed by HHS- and begging with
him; following him around
-YHS and HBS-
Broxton
8/16/2007
CA
NS
South
8/16/2007
8:30
1
3
central
1
1
AB-OS
CA
NS
New
8/16/2007
9:00
1
2
central
0
1
KKS-
CA
NS
Gibson
8/16/2007
10:00
1
3
east
0
1
SHB-
PIE
Bristol
8/16/2007
12:00
1
2
Park Place
0
1
GA-OS
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female is unbanded
2 juveniles fledged, but not flying yet
two others unknown
female not banded
2001-2007
TABLE 5
Co
on
ati
erv
s
n
ea
Ar
a
yb
Pla
PIE
i gh
bH
Se
la
ck
on
ati
St
e
te
Da
Tim
MS1
8/16/2007
12:30
Empress
.
No
of
Ja
i
am
yF
s
lie
.
No
of
Ad
ys
Ja
ul t
1
2
ed
Sit
s
ly'
mi :
Fa tory
f
n o Terri
tio
rec
i
D
central
.
No
of
Ju
In
ys
Ja
e
l
ni
ve
ly:
mi
Fa
e
nd
Ba
dI
n
id
div
ua
ls:
in
nd
Ba
g
0
2
AY-OS and PG-LS
0
1
SHL-
0
2
HBS- with -YHS
0
2
OL-PS with HOS-
0
1
SHL-
4
HOS-, HBS-, -YHS
(female), OL-PS
s
nd
8/17/2007
1
1
CA
WS
8/17/2007
1
2
CA
WS
8/17/2007
1
2
1
1
s
es
pr
Em
Empress
CA
WS
Central
8/17/2007
8/17/2007
10:56
9:00
2
central
from behind 1225 Empress
4
0
PIE
MS1
8/17/2007
10:00am
1
2
Arcadia & Barber on west
side of road
0
2
PG-LS, AY-OS
PIE
Broxton
8/17/2007
10:30
1
1
from Broxton house
1
1
-WHS
CA
NS
NE
8/20/2007
1
3
central
0
3
AY-GS, HGS- HAS-
CA
NS
Gibson
8/20/2007
2
6
east and west
0
4
ac
tom
o
P
Seneca Ave
8/30/07
7:40am
1
2
west
0
1
LG-RS
G
eb
r/S
e
i
ll
Co
:
tes
No
C
olf
r
ou
HOS- is female and appears to have a pair bond with
OL-PS
lonely call
AY-OS needs to be rebanded, bands are wearing out
may have been 2 juveniles, definitely 1
no 2007 fledglings found
SHW- was not seen today; 2 no bands were with SHBSHB-, SHO-, SHR-, SHY- ; SHY- is female and hiccupping
with one unbanded, both adults will come for peanuts,
ready to band unbanded
se
Collier
8/30/07
8:37am
0
t
or
irp
A
b
Se
200 W Airport
8/30/07
8:45am
1
2
east
1
2
BA-YS, WB-GS
CA
NS
Gibson
8/30/07
9:45
2
5
east and west
0
3
SHR-, SHY-, SHB-
1 unbanded fledgling, will take peanuts, ready to band
SHB- with 2 no bands to the west and SHR- and SHYon west side
CA
NS
Gibson
8/30/2007
10:00
1
2
west
1
2
AB-OS, LW-AS
with 1 fledgling east of wetland in unoccupied Polygon
Page 20 of 20
TABLE 6:
CHARACTERISTICS OF HABITAT POLYGONS WITHIN SCRUB-JAY
HABITAT COMPENSATION AREAS
BASELINE DATA
AUGUST 2007 ANNUAL REPORT
PINE
THINNING
COMPLETED
SCRUB
TYPE,
STAGE
BURN
PRIORITY**
1-5, * to be
evaluated)
Feb-01
I,2
5
YES
N/A
III
5
6.4
NO
N/A
III
5
4
6.7
YES
Feb-01
I,3-4
3
NSCA
5
4.9
YES
Feb-01
I,2
5
NSCA
6
17.1
YES
Feb-01
I,2
5
NSCA
7
6.6
YES
Feb-01
I,2-3
5
SA
8
6.5
YES
2002
I,4
5
SA
9
21.4
YES
2002
I,4
5
NSCA
10
27.1
NO
May-02
III
2
NSCA
11
24.1
NO
May-02
III
1
NSCA
12
20.8
NO
Mar-01
III
2
SA
13
6
YES
2002
I,4
5
NSCA
14
3.5
NO
Mar-01
I,3-4
4
NSCA
15
10.2
YES
Mar-01
I,2-3
5
NSCA
16
1
NO
N/A
III
5
NSCA
17
2.8
YES
Mar-01
I,3-4
3
SA
18
2.2
YES
N/A
III
5
NSCA
19
16.2
NO
Mar-01
III
3
NSCA
20
23.8
YES
N/A
III
5
NSCA
21
0.3
NO
N/A
III
5
NSCA
22
8
YES
Feb-01
I,4
1
NSCA
23
0.9
NO
N/A
III
3
NSCA
24
21.3
YES
Mar-01
III
1
NSCA
25
5.1
NO
N/A
III
3
NSCA
26
5.1
YES
Mar-01
I,2-3
3
NSCA
27
18.1
YES
Mar-01
I,2
4
NSCA
28
1.4
NO
N/A
III
5
SA
29
1
YES
N/A
III
5
NSCA
30
4.6
NO
Mar-01
III
2
NSCA
31
9
YES
N/A
I,2-4
3
NSCA
32
0.9
NO
N/A
III
3
NSCA
33
0.9
NO
Mar-01
III
3
NSCA
34
5
NO
N/A
III
5
NSCA
35
26.5
NO
Mar-01
I,4
1
NSCA
36
8.7
NO
Mar-01
II
1
CONSERVATION
AREA
POLYGON
NSCA
1
9.6
YES
NSCA
2
23.3
NSCA
3
NSCA
ACRES
OCCUPIED
* not completed
as scheduled
TABLE 6:
CHARACTERISTICS OF HABITAT POLYGONS WITHIN SCRUB-JAY
HABITAT COMPENSATION AREAS
BASELINE DATA
AUGUST 2007 ANNUAL REPORT
PINE
THINNING
COMPLETED
SCRUB
TYPE,
STAGE
BURN
PRIORITY**
1-5, * to be
evaluated)
N/A
III
5
NO
Mar-01
III
2
6.3
NO
Mar-01
III
2
40
37.7
NO
N/A
III
5
SSCA
41
2.8
NO
2007
I,1-4
2
SSCA
42
1.7
NO
2007
I,1-4
2
SSCA
43
1.5
NO
2007
I,1-4
2
PIE
44
4.6
YES
2001-07
I,2-4
4
PIE
45
2.5
YES
2001-07
I,2-4
4
PIE
46
2
YES
2001-07
I,1-4
4
PIE
47
2.8
YES
2001-07
I,1-4
4
WSCA
48
5.2
NO
2007
I,1
5
WSCA
49
0.7
NO
N/A
III
5
WSCA
50
15.1
NO
2007
I,1
5
WSCA
51
17.7
YES
2007
I,1
5
WSCA
52
0.3
NO
N/A
III
5
WSCA
53
4.8
NO
N/A
III
5
WSCA
54
16.4
NO
IP
III
5
WSCA
55
34.6
YES
IP
I,1-4
1
WSCA
56
2.9
YES
IP
III
5
WSCA
57
2.6
NO
N/A
III
5
WSCA
58
2.4
NO
N/A
III
5
WSCA
59
1.1
NO
N/A
III
1
WSCA
60
1.6
NO
N/A
III
5
WSCA
61
0.7
YES
N/A
III
5
WSCA
62
1.6
NO
N/A
III
1
SA
63
1.4
YES
N/R
II
5
SA
64
88.1
NO
N/R
III
3
CONSERVATION
AREA
POLYGON
NSCA
37
25.4
NO
NSCA
38
4.3
NSCA
39
NSCA
ACRES
OCCUPIED
* not completed
as scheduled
TABLE 7:
POLYGON
ACRES
1
4
5
6
7
8
9
12
13
14
15
17
19
22
24
26
27
30
31
33
35
36
37
38
39
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
50
51
54
55
59
62
63
64
* Surveyed by Beth
FLORIDA SCRUB-JAY HABITAT RESTORATION ACTIVITIES - MECHANICAL TREATMENTS
INITIAL IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE AND PRIORITY RANKING
HABITAT TYPE
PINE
THINNING
NEEDED
9.6
Oak Scrub
Immediate
6.7
Sand Pine
Immediate
4.9
Scrubby Flatwoods
Immediate
17.1
Oak Scrub
Immediate
6.6
Oak Scrub
Immediate
6.5
Mesic Flatwoods
Immediate
21.4
Mesic Flatwoods
Immediate
20.8
Scrubby Flatwoods
Immediate
6
Scrubby Flatwoods
Immediate
3.5
Oak Scrub
N/R
10.2
Mesic Flatwoods
Immediate
2.8
Scrubby Flatwoods
Immediate
16.2
Scrubby Flatwoods
Immediate
8
Mesic Flatwoods
Immediate
21.3
Mesic Flatwoods
Immediate
5.1
Scrubby Flatwoods
Immediate
18.1
Sand Pine
Immediate
4.6
Rosemary
Immediate
9
Oak Scrub
Immediate
0.9
Disturbed
Immediate
26.5
Scrubby Flatwoods
Immediate
8.7
Disturbed
Immediate
25.4
Palmetto-Lyonia
Immediate
4.3
Mesic Flatwoods
Immediate
6.3
Disturbed
Immediate
2.8
Oak Scrub
Immediate
1.7
Oak Scrub
Immediate
1.5
Oak Scrub
Immediate
4.6
Oak Scrub
Immediate
2.5
Oak Scrub
Immediate
2
Oak Scrub
Immediate
2.8
Scrubby Flatwoods
Immediate
5.2
Palmetto-Lyonia
Immediate
15.1
Oak Scrub
N/R
17.7
Oak Scrub
Immediate
16.4
Mesic Flatwoods
N/R*
34.6
Oak Scrub
N/R
1.1
Mesic Flatwoods
Immediate
1.6
Mesic Flatwoods
Immediate
1.4
Mesic Flatwoods
Immediate
88.1
Mesic Flatwoods
Immediate
Powell, Indian River County Conservation Lands
BRAZILIAN
PEPPER
REMOVAL
SCHEDULED
Feb-01
N/R
N/R
scheduled 08
N/R
N/R
Feb-01
N/R
N/R
Feb-01
N/R
N/R
Feb-01
N/R
N/R
May-02
N/R
N/R
May-02
N/R
N/R
Mar-01
N/R
N/R
May-02
N/R
N/R
Mar-01
N/R
N/R
Feb-01
Immediate
Fall 2001
Mar-01
Immediate
Fall 2001
Mar-01
Immediate
Fall 2001
Feb-01
Immediate
Fall 2001
Mar-01
Immediate
Fall 2001
Mar-01
Immediate
Fall 2001
Feb-01
N/R
N/R
Mar-01
N/R
N/R
Feb-01
Immediate
Fall 2001
Mar-01
Immediate
Fall 2001
Feb-01
Immediate
Fall 2001
Mar-01
Immediate
Fall 2001
Feb-01
Immediate
Fall 2001
Feb-01
Immediate
Fall 2001
Feb-01
Immediate
Fall 2001
2007
N/R
N/R
2007
N/R
N/R
2007
N/R
N/R
Mar-01
N/R
N/R
Mar-01
N/R
N/R
Mar-01
N/R
N/R
Mar-01
N/R
N/R
2007
N/R
N/R
2007
N/R
N/R
3/1/1998, 2007
N/R
N/R
*
N/R
N/R
Mar-98
N/R
N/R
Mar-98
N/R
N/R
*
N/R
N/R
May-02
N/R
N/R
May-02
N/R
N/R
Manager - survey done same month as timbering
PINE
THINNING
COMPLETED
BRAZILIAN
PEPPER
REMOVAL
BRAZILIAN PEPPER
REMOVAL
COMPLETED
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
ongoing
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
ongoing
scheduled after burn
ongoing
ongoing
ongoing
ongoing
ongoing
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
N/R
BRAZILIAN
PEPPER
HERBICIDE
TREATMENT
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
As Needed
Immediate
Immediate
Immediate
Immediate
Immediate
Immediate
Immediate
TABLE 8:
FLORIDA SCRUB-JAY HABITAT RESTORATION ACTIVITIES - RESTORATION BURNING
INITIAL IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE, PRIORITY RANKING & FIRE INTENSITY
MANAGEMENT
UNIT ID NUMBER
TOTAL
ACRES
RESTORATION
BURNING
FIRE
INTENSITY
RESTORATION BURNING
SCHEDULED
1
61.2
Short-term
Hot
Fall/Winter 2001-2002
2
3
4
5
6
36.7
69.7
108.5
27.2
27.2
Short-term
Immediate
Short-term
Short-term
Short-term
Hot
Hot
Hot
Hot
Hot
Fall/Winter
Fall/Winter
Fall/Winter
Fall/Winter
Fall/Winter
2001-2002
2001-2002
2001-2002
2001-2002
2001-2002
7
63.1
Immediate
Hot
8
16
Short-term
Hot
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
110.6
2.8
1.7
1.5
4
3.9
4
20.5
20.5
35.2
31.5
Immediate
Immediate
Immediate
Immediate
Immediate
Immediate
Immediate
Short-term
Short-term
Short-term
Immediate
Hot
Hot
Hot
Hot
Hot
Hot
Hot
Mosaic
Mosaic
Mosaic
Hot
N/A*
N/A*
N/A*
Sep-01
Sep-01
Sep-01
Sep-01
CURRENT RESTORATION
BURNING SCHEDULE
*does not need burning
as of Aug 2007
2007-2008
se section 2007-2008
sw section 2007-08
2007-2008
2007-2008
2007-2008
Units 10-12 will have to be addressed by Division of Forestry to determine if a prescribed burn can be conducted due
to close proximity of homes; this area may have to be mechanically treated instead.
RESTORATION BURNING
COMPLETED
FIRE INTENSITY
NE Corner Completed
January 2002
Hot
*RESCHEDULED
*RESCHEDULED
*RESCHEDULED
2003
*RESCHEDULED
burned from wildfire
2005
2/16/01
2/16/01
*RESCHEDULED
*RESCHEDULED
*RESCHEDULED
burned 2/2002
burned 2/2002
burned 2/2002
Burned 2006
Burned 2006
Burned 2005
Burned 2/2002
Hot
Hot
Hot
Hot
Hot
Hot
Hot
Mosaic
Mosaic
Hot
Hot
SEBASTIAN SCRUB JAY LOTS
Unit # Block # Lot # Address
3
139
1 835 Mulberry St
3
139
19 865 Grandin St.
3
141
1 897 Grandin Ave
3
141
2 843 Roseland Rd
3
141
3 849 Roseland Rd
3
141
4 855 Roseland Rd
3
141
10 891 Roseland Rd
3
141
11 901 Roseland Rd
3
141
12 909 Roseland Rd
3
141
13 915 Roseland Rd
3
141
14 921 Mulberry St
3
141
16 876 Mulberry St
3
141
17 872 Mulberry St
3
141
18 868 Mulberry St
3
141
23 848 Mulberry St
3
141
25 840 Mulberry St
3
141
26 836 Mulberry St.
3
141
27 832 Mulberry St.
3
145
23 871 Tarpon Ave
3
145
24 881 Tarpon Ave
3
145
25 891 Tarpon Ave
4
138
6 807 Roseland Rd
4
138
8 819 Roseland Rd
4
138
9 825 Roseland Rd
4
138
10 831 Roseland Rd
4
138
12 820 Mulberry Street
4
138
13 816 Mulberry Street
5
150
3 982 Seneca Ave
5
150
4 972 Seneca Ave
5
150
8 932 Seneca Ave
5
150
9 922 Seneca Ave
5
150
10 912 Seneca Ave
5
150
12 802 Blossom Dr
5
150
13 933 Potomac Ave
5
150
14 941 Potomac Ave
5
150
17 965 Potomac Ave
5
150
18 973 Potomac Ave
5
150
21 801 Gardenia St
5
151
2 807 Blossom Dr
5
151
3 813 Blossom Dr
5
151
4 819 Blossom Dr
5
151
5 825 Blossom Dr
Page 1 of 8
Alt. Address
(corner prop.)
892 Cody Ave
Date Permit
Issued
Date of C.O.
1/30/2003
5/23/2003
10/21/2005
2/22/2006
837 Roseland Rd
892 Tarpon Ave
933 Roseland Rd
9/8/2003
9/15/2003
1/5/2007
7/11/2007
3/26/2004
3/19/2004
8/21/2002
1/27/2003
1/30/2003
1/30/2003
5/16/2003
5/23/2003
8/5/2003
10/20/2000
7/5/2005
10/13/2003
4/12/2001
3/29/2006
2/10/2004
6/10/2004
7/22/2004
3/3/2005
6/5/2003
10/22/2003
925 Potomac Ave
land clr.
997 Potomac Ave
5/14/2003
10/14/2003
Update as of September 1, 2007
5
151
7 837 Blossom Dr
5
151
8 843 Blossom Dr
5
151
9 849 Blossom Dr
5
151
11 861 Blossom Dr
5
151
13 873 Blossom Dr
5
151
15 885 Blosssom Dr
5
151
16 886 Roseland Rd
5
151
17 880 Roseland Rd
5
151
18 874 Roseland Rd
5
151
19 868 Roseland Rd
5
151
20 862 Roseland Rd
5
151
21 856 Roseland Rd
5
151
24 838 Roseland Rd
5
153
1 801 Evernia St
5
153
2 813 Evernia St
5
153
3 825 Evernia St
5
153
4 837 Evernia St
5
153
5 849 Evernia St
5
153
6 861 Evernia St
5
153
8 895 Evernia St
5
153
9 896 Iris St
5
153
10 874 Iris St
5
153
11 862 Iris St
5
153
12 850 Iris St
5
153
13 838 Iris St
5
154
2 825 Gardenia St
5
154
5 849 Gardenia St
5
154
6 857 Gardenia St
5
154
7 865 Gardenia St
5
154
9 982 Oswego Ave
5
154
10 874 Evernia St
5
154
11 862 Evernia St
5
154
13 838 Evernia St
5
154
14 826 Evernia St
5
154
15 814 Evernia St
5
155
3 918 Oswego Ave
5
155
4 910 Oswego Ave
5
155
5 902 Oswego Ave
5
155
6 856 Blossom Dr
5
155
8 949 Cody Ave
5
156
9 944 Dolphin Ave
Page 2 of 8
Alt. Address
(corner prop.)
Date Permit
Issued
Date of C.O.
8/16/2004
11/21/2005
6/16/2004
2/3/2003
5/9/2006
8/1/2005
5/23/2003
908 Dolphin Ave
902 Dolphin Ave
land clr.
9/4/2003
land clr.
6/13/2006
land clr.
7/27/2007
901 Cody Ave.
3/8/2004
1/23/2007
5/16/2002
8/14/2002
11/3/2003
11/2/2004
6/17/2004
1/7/2005
8/17/2000
12/20/2000
12/28/2000
3/16/2001
12/22/2003
12/5/2003
4/4/2003
8/12/2004
3/23/2004
4/26/2004
8/5/2003
2/22/2005
5
156
11 932 Dolphin Ave
5
156
12 926 Dolphin Ave
5
156
13 920 Dolphin Ave
5
156
15 909 Oswego
5
156
16 917 Oswego Ave
5
156
17 925 Oswego Ave
5
156
18 933 Oswego Ave
5
156
19 941 Oswego Ave
5
157
9 912 Tarpon Ave
5
157
10 902 Tarpon Ave
5
157
11 914 Blossom Dr
5
162
1 901 Blossom Dr
5
162
4 919 Blossom Dr
5
162
5 925 Blossom Dr
5
162
24 934 Roseland Rd
5
162
25 928 Roseland Rd
5
162
26 922 Roseland Rd
5
162
27 916 Roseland Rd
5
162
28 910 Roseland Rd
5
162
29 902 Roseland Rd
10
240
3 755 Atlantus Terr
10
240
4 731 Atlantus Terr
10
240
6 701 Atlantus Terr
10
240
7 702 Albatross Terr
10
240
10
240
10
240
10
241
1 1130 Clearbrook St.
10
241
2 785 Helicon Terr
10
241
3 779 Helicon Terr
10
241
4 765 Helicon Terr
10
241
6 731 Helicon Terr
10
241
7 715 Helicon Terr
10
241
8 701 Helicon Terr
10
241
9 702 Atlantus Terr
10
241
10 718 Atlantus Terr
10
241
10
241
13 778 AtlantusTerr
10
241
14 788 AtlantusTerr
10
241
10
242
1 797 Capon Terr
10
242
3 771 Capon Terr
Page 3 of 8
Alt. Address
(corner prop.)
Date Permit
Issued
Date of C.O.
3/3/2003
8/4/2003
11/30/2001
10/1/2000
6/27/2002
2/28/2001
6/1/2004
11/30/2004
822/02
9/12/2005
10/27/2005
11/8/2002
4/21/2006
8/11/2000
12/7/2000
914 Blossom Dr
901 Dolphin Ave
3/24/2006
11/16/2005
2/17/2004
7/26/2004
4/7/2003
1/19/2002
9/16/2003
2/20/2003
2/17/2004
11/14/2002
7/26/2004
4/25/2003
1/31/2002
7/27/2001
7/27/2001
8/6/2002
1/28/2002
1/28/2002
797 Helicon Terr
1342 Clearmont St.
10
242
5 751 Capon Terr
10
242
6 741 Capon Terr
10
242
8 721 Capon Terr
10
242
10 701 Capon Terr
10
242
12 720 Helicon Terr
10
242
13 730 Helicon Terr
10
242
14 740 Helicon Terr
10
242
15 750 Helicon Terr
10
242
16 760 Helicon Terr
10
242
17 770 Helicon Terr
10
242
18 780 Helicon Terr
10
243
4 769 Bayfront Terr
10
243
8 741 Bayfront Terr
10
243
10 725 Bayfront Terr
10
243
10
243
14 712 Capon Terr
10
243
15 722 Capon Terr
10
243
16 732 Capon Terr
10
243
16A comb. w/ 732
10
243
18 752 Capon Terr
10
243
19 762 Capon Terr
10
243
20 772 Capon Terr
10
243
21 782 Capon Terr
10
243
22 792 Capon Terr
10
244
6 755 Bayharbor Terr
10
244
10
244
10
244
10
244
10
244
10
244
10
244
10
244
10
244
10
244
19 726 Bayfront Terrace
10
261
8 650 Atlantus Terr
10
261
9 656 Atlantus Terr
10
261
10
261
10
261
10
261
10
261
10
261
Page 4 of 8
Alt. Address
(corner prop.)
Date Permit
Issued
Date of C.O.
8/22/2003
6/9/2004
12/30/2003
12/27/2004
12/4/2001
5/2/2006
1/27/2005
7/11/2002
6/30/2005
10/8/2002
6/19/2003
9/24/2003
8/3/2004
4/5/2005
4/2/2005
12/1/2005
9/24/2001
2/15/2002
6/15/2005
3/1/2306
9/13/2005
11/16/2005
5/5/2006
5/24/2006
1/3/2001
6/1/2001
6/15/2004
11/22/2004
8/2/2002
10/22/2002
1/16/2003
12/31/2002
10
261
21 673 Helicon Terr
10
261
22 667 Helicon Terr
10
261
23 661 Helicon Terr
10
261
24 655 Helicon Terr
10
261
25 649 Helicon Terr
10
261
26 643 Helicon Terr
10
261
27 637 Helicon Terr
10
261
28 631 Helicon Terr
17
450
5 113 Brisbane St
17
450
6 117 Brisbane St
17
451
5 110 Brisbane St
17
451
6 112 Brisbane St
17
451
7 114 Brisbane St
17
451
11 143 Aldea Dr
17
451
14 137 Aldea Dr
17
451
15 135 Aldea Dr
17
451
17 131 Aldea Dr
17
451
18 129 Aldea Dr
17
451
19 127 Aldea Dr
17
451
20 125 Aldea Dr
17
451
21 123 Aldea Dr
17
451
22 121 Aldea Dr
17
454
1 1933 Barber St
17
454
2 1929 Barber St
17
454
3 1925 Barber St
17
454
4 140 Aldea Dr
17
454
5 138 Aldea Dr
17
454
7 134 Aldea Dr
17
454
8 132 Aldea Dr
17
454
41 131 Arcadia Dr
17
454
42 133 Arcadia Dr
17
454
43 135 Arcadia Dr
17
454
44 137 Arcadia Dr
17
565
1 122 Empire Terr
17
565
2 124 Empire Terr
17
565
3 126 Empire Terr
17
565
4 128 Empire Terr
17
565
5 130 Empire Terr
17
565
6 132 Empire Terr
17
565
7 108 Darden Court
17
565
9 104 Darden Court
17
565
10 102 Darden Court
17
566
1 1945 Barber St
Page 5 of 8
Alt. Address
(corner prop.)
139 Aldea Dr
Date Permit
Issued
Date of C.O.
8/6/2004
3/15/2005
4/11/2002
8/21/2002
8/2/2003
3/2/2004
11/7/2005
8/19/2004
5/18/2005
4/18/2001
5/3/2004
9/21/2006
3/22/2005
1/25/2006
10/4/2001
2/23/2005
4/5/2002
9/11/2002
9/23/2003
4/23/2004
12/3/2003
6/8/2004
3/22/2002
3/24/2003
12/23/2002
10/26/2001
11/20/2002
8/8/2002
7/10/2003
4/23/2003
3/7/2002
4/23/2003
10/30/2001
3/8/2002
7/3/2001
5/14/2006
5/15/2001
2/15/2002
9/21/2006
7/26/2001
12/29/2000
5/29/2001
8/29/2002
12/16/2002
142 Aldea Dr
1944 Barber St
110 Darden Ct
120 Empire Ter
17
566
2 1941 Barber St
17
566
3 1937 Barber St
17
566
4 134 Arcadia Dr
17
566
5 132 Arcadia Dr
17
566
6 130 Arcadia Dr
17
566
7 128 Arcadia Dr
17
566
8 126 Arcadia Dr
17
566
9 124 Arcadia Dr
17
566
21 114 Empire Terr
17
566
22 116 Empire Terr
17
566
23 118 Empire Terr
17
571
1 119 Empire Terr
17
571
2 115 Empire Terr
17
571
3 113 Empire Terr
17
571
4 111 Empire Terr
17
571
5 109 Empire Terr
17
571
6 107 Empire Terr
17
571
9 101 Empire Terr
17
571
10 1983 Barber St
17
571
13 1971 Barber St
17
571
14 1969 Barber St
17
571
15 1965 Barber St
17
571
16 1961 Barber St
17
571
18 1953 Barber St
17
572
1 116 Pelican Island Pl
17
572
17
572
17
572
17
572
17
572
17
572
10 1952 Barber St
17
572
11 1948 Barber St
17
572
12 127 Empire Terr
17
572
13 129 Empire Terr
17
572
14 131 Empire Terr
17
572
15 133 Empire Terr
17
572
16 135 Empire Terr
17
572
17 137 Empire Terr
17
572
18 139 Empire Terr
17
572
19 141 Empire Terr
17
572
20 143 Empire Terr
17
573
15 114 Miller Dr
17
573
18 120 Miller Dr
Page 6 of 8
Alt. Address
(corner prop.)
Date Permit
Issued
Date of C.O.
138 Arcadia Dr
8/23/2004
8/23/2002
12/16/2004
2/25/2003
11/30/2001
7/17/2003
5/29/2002
6/8/2002
11/20/2003
10/4/2002
12/9/2004
1/27/2004
5/1/2002
1/4/2002
8/23/2001
4/20/2001
7/25/2005
4/19/2004
8/21/2002
6/27/2002
1/3/2002
8/14/2001
8/29/2001
1/29/2002
10/30/2006
12/30/2002
7/6/2007
4/18/2003
6/28/2001
7/11/2001
8/29/2002
6/9/2003
12/11/2001
2/19/2001
11/15/2001
10/11/2002
11/18/2003
3/19/2002
3/7/2005
3/4/2005
12/12/2003
9/7/2005
9/27/2005
4/22/2004
1949 Barber St
105 Douglass Ave
17
573
19 122 Miller Dr
17
573
20 124 Miller Dr
17
573
17
573
17
573
17
573
17
573
17
574
11 125 Miller Dr
17
574
12 123 Miller Dr
17
576
13 121 Miller Dr
17
576
17
576
26 157 Empire Terr
17
576
32 169 Empire Terr
17
576
33 171 Empire Terr
17
577
2 166 Empire Terr
17
577
3 160 Empire Terr
17
577
4 158 Empire Terr
17
577
5 156 Empire Terr
17
577
6 154 Empire Terr
17
577
7 148 Empire Terr
17
577
8 112 Douglas Ave
17
577
9 114 Douglas Aven
17
578
16 111 Douglas Ave
17
578
17 109 Douglas Ave
17
578
18 142 Empire Terr
17
578
21 107 Athens Court
17
578
22 109 Athens Court
17
578
23 138 Empire Terr
17
579
17
579
17
579
17
579
17
579
17
579
17
579
17
579
17
579
17
579
24 164 Day Drive
17
579
25 162 Day Drive
17
584
29 1250 Schumann Dr
17
607
1 147 Admiral Circle
17
607
17
607
Page 7 of 8
Alt. Address
(corner prop.)
Date Permit
Issued
Date of C.O.
6/2/2004
10/20/2004
6/10/2004
1/26/2005
4/20/2001
4/20/2001
11/2/2001
11/2/2001
3/15/2001
12/4/2002
3/23/2001
9/5/2001
2/21/2002
8/2/2002
4/2/2002
10/17/2002
5/24/2002
8/5/2002
1/26/2005
8/8/2005
7/12/2001
7/12/2001
12/5/2001
12/5/2001
1/20/2006
6/12/2006
11/20/2001
11/19/2003
5/1/2002
4/28/2004
10/1/2001
8/7/2003
4/23/2003
12/6/2004
8/1/2002
3/9/2004
8/6/2003
6/23/2005
122 Douglass Ave
101 Athens Ct
2041 Schumann Dr
17
607
17
607
17
607
17
607
17
610
1 122 Aetna St.
17
610
2 120 Aetna St.
17
610
15 1156 Schumann Dr
17
610
16 1152 Schumann Dr
17
611
19 119 Osceola Ave
17
611
20 117 Osceola Ave
17
611
21 113 Osceola Ave
17
611
22 111 Osceola Ave
17
618
25 117 Mabry Street
17
620
3 156 Crawford Drive
17
620
23 104 Cranford Drive
17
620
24 102 Crawford Drive
17
620
25 185 Spring Valley Ave
17
620
26 103 Mabry Street
17
621
12 104 Mabry Street
17
621
13 102 Mabry Street
TOTAL LOTS (ITP)
TOTAL BUILT
TOTAL INPROCESS
TOTAL VACANT
Page 8 of 8
Alt. Address
(corner prop.)
Date Permit
Issued
Date of C.O.
105 Osceola Ave
3/5/2003
10/31/2005
1/26/2004
4/2/2006
1/13/2005
11/29/2005
8/22/2005
1/13/2006
Acres
79.25
31.75
1.5
46
101 Osceola Ave
159 Crawford Dr
317
127
6
184

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