Project:
| Short name: | CraikNSWO |
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| Short description: | Migration and habitat use by Northern Saw-whet Owls |
| Description: | Banding data suggest that large numbers of Northern Saw-whet Owls (Aegolius acadicus) migrate through southwest Nova Scotia during fall; at least some of these owls may winter in the region. Despite this, we know next-to-nothing about staging and wintering habitat use by this owl in the Maritimes. In addition, it is generally unknown how saw-whets deal with the Gulf of Maine ?barrier? separating the Maritimes with potential wintering habitat in the eastern United States. The objectives of the study are: 1) To examine habitat use of staging and wintering Northern Saw-whet Owls radiomarked during fall migration in Nova Scotia 2) To examine fall and spring migration chronology and routes for different sex and age classes of radiomarked saw-whet owls |
| Project contact: | Shawn Craik, Département des Sciences |
| Researchers: | Phil Taylor Randy Lauff Shawn Craik, Département des Sciences Taylor Brown |
| Tags: | 58 (table) |
| Species: | 60 Northern Saw-whet Owl |
| Creation date: | 2015-01-01 00:00:00 UTC |
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