MIS must be recognizable in order to be monitored.
Acadian flycatcher is distinguishable by sight and sound.
Existing data on the Acadian flycatcher may be inadequate to address current trends. Data has been collected for the Acadian Flycatcher since 1992 on the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests. Trends will be assessed based on significant changes over 3-5 year periods, as you recommend. Amendment 19 does not deal with protection of the Acadian Flycatcher. All wildlife species are protected on the forest to some degree.