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To: Mister D who wrote (2084)	7/17/2015 4:51:23 PM
From: NuclearCrystals	Respond to of 22811

Mister D, put aside grizzlies for now, look at this list, very concerning. "The terrestrial and aquatic habitats within this general area are home to healthy populations of fish and wildlife. Over ten species of fish are known to inhabit the watersheds in the area including Shorthead Redhorse, Northern Pike, Walleye, White Sucker, Trout Perch, Burbot, Lake Whitefish and, potentially, Lake Sturgeon (a COSEWIC Threatened species). In terms of mammals, the Atlas of the Mammals of Ontario lists 42 species with ranges in the general area the Property is situated. Of these, Woodland Caribou are considered to be a Species at Risk, while Northern Myotis and Little Brown Myotis are considered to be species of conservation concern. According to the Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas (OBBA), over 100 species of breeding birds may be present in the general area. Several of these species are considered to be species of conservation concern as a result of (i) being a species in decline in the province, (ii) being listed as Special Concern on the SARA List, (iii) being listed as Threatened or Endangered by COSEWIC, (iv) being included on Schedule 1 of the Species at Risk Act. These species are: the Bald Eagle, the Common Nighthawk, the Olive-Sided Flycatcher, the Canada Warbler, and the Rusty Blackbird."