1. Ponderosa Pine & Cavity Nesters

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

4. Pigmy Nuthatch

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

6. White -Breasted Nuthatch

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

8. Williamson’s Sapsucker

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

10. Flammulated Owl

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

12. White-Headed Woodpecker

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

14. Lewis’s Woodpecker

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

16. Western Bluebird

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

18. Mountain Bluebird

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

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

21. Average -Type Parcel

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