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California gnatcatcher [Polioptila californica]

Kalifornien-Mückenfänger {m}orn.T

Schwarzschwanz-Mückenfänger {m}orn.T

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Guianan gnatcatcher [Polioptila guianensis]

Cayennemückenfänger {m}orn.T

masked gnatcatcher [Polioptila dumicola]

Maskenmückenfänger {m}orn.T

tropical gnatcatcher [Polioptila plumbea]

Amazonas-Mückenfänger {m}orn.T

Tropen-Mückenfänger {m}orn.T

Cuban gnatcatcher [Polioptila lembeyei]

Kubamückenfänger {m}orn.T

Iquitos gnatcatcher [Polioptila clementsi]

Iquitos-Mückenfänger {m}orn.T

creamy-bellied gnatcatcher [Polioptila lactea]

Rahmbauch-Mückenfänger {m}orn.T

white-lored gnatcatcher [Polioptila albiloris]

Weißzügel-Mückenfänger {m}orn.T

black-capped gnatcatcher [Polioptila nigriceps]

Schwarzkappen-Mückenfänger {m}orn.T

black-tailed gnatcatcher [Polioptila melanura]

Schwarzschwanz-Mückenfänger {m}orn.T

cream-bellied gnatcatcher [Polioptila lactea]

Rahmbauch-Mückenfänger {m}orn.T

slate-throated gnatcatcher [Polioptila schistaceigula]

Graukehl-Mückenfänger {m}orn.T

blue-gray gnatcatcher [Am.] [Polioptila caerulea]

Blaumückenfänger {m}orn.T

blue-grey gnatcatcher [Br.] [Polioptila caerulea]

Blaumückenfänger {m}orn.T

Upper California

Oberkalifornien {n}geogr.hist.

California Plateau

California-Plateau {n}geogr.

California vacation

Urlaub {m} in Kalifornien

California Current

Kalifornienstrom {m}geogr.naut.

Kalifornischer Strom {m}geogr.naut.

Northern California

Nordkalifornien {n}geogr.

• As the surrounding area experiences rapid urbanization, the reserve serves to protect a number of species threatened or endangered by development and habitat loss including Stephens' kangaroo rat, the California gnatcatcher, orange-throated whiptail, and Bell's Sparrow, as well as several diminishing plant communities such as riversidean sage scrub.
• Land within the base still includes breeding habitat for birds such as the western snowy plover and California gnatcatcher.
• It is an important habitat plant for the endangered California gnatcatcher.
• The nearby San Diego National Wildlife Refuge is home to endangered birds such as the least Bell's vireo ("Vireo bellii pusillus") and California gnatcatcher ("Polioptila californica") and the rare Quino checkerspot ("Euphydryas editha quino") butterfly.
• Chamise and chamissal provides habitat and cover for nesting birds, mule deer, and sensitive species of wildlife such as the orange-throated whiptail lizard, and the California gnatcatcher.

• For example, the coastal California gnatcatcher ("Polioptila californica californica") is a threatened bird species endemic to the coastal sage scrublands.
• The Transportation Corridor Agency funded studies which argued that the California gnatcatcher was not a distinct species, in order to argue for delisting of the species under the Endangered Species Act of 1973 and enable extension of the State Route 241.
• These include the coastal California gnatcatcher ("Polioptila californica californica"), Cooper’s Hawk ("Accipter cooperii"), and the northern harrier ("Circus hudsonius").
• In 2014, he litigated to end federal protections for the California gnatcatcher, arguing DNA evidence showed it was not a distinct sub-species.
• Switzer Canyon is a coastal sage scrub habitat that shelters the threatened California gnatcatcher.

• The California gnatcatcher is a small bird, endemic to this coastal ecoregion, which has been protected as its habitat is now designated an Important Bird Area.
• Two other endangered bird species - the California Gnatcatcher and the Cactus Wren - can be found in the land around the lake.
• The watershed also has a number of birds; endangered species include the least Bell's vireo ("Vireo bellii pusillus"), California gnatcatcher ("Polioptila californica") and willow flycatcher ("Empidonax traillii").