You have done very well to see one over there-here is a piece from Wikipedia.
“Globally, it is not rare and classified as a species of
least concern (but noted to be decreasing)
[11] by the
IUCN.
[1] It does have some national and local protections, as certain populations have declined or face threats from habitat loss and fragmentation. In Canada, it is listed as Threatened under Schedule 1 of the federal
Species at Risk Act (SARA) due to the loss of 98% of its Canadian population over the past 40 years.
[12] They are considered threatened in California, where populations exist in the
Sacramento Valley[13] and at two coastal sites,
Año Nuevo State Park and
Fort Funston.
[14]”