Management of the threatened southeastern American kestrel in Florida: population responses to a regional nest-box program

J. A. Smallwood; M. W. Collopy

Management of the threatened southeastern American kestrel in Florida: population responses to a regional nest-box program

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Abstract

Population densities of kestrels (Falcos sparverius paulus) were monitored on August 1989 to 1992 along 20 16-km roadside transects in northcentral Florida. Data obtained revealed that mean densities along the control transects did not change significantly with time, while mean densities along experimental transects increased geometrically. Based on the results, recommendations for selecting nest-box locations were established.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	NCASI Technical Bulletin
Publisher	NCASI
Pages	496-497
Number of pages	2
Volume	2
Edition	781
State	Published - May 1999

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Management of the threatened southeastern American kestrel in Florida: population responses to a regional nest-box program

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