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Sable Island Introduction 11
Sable Island Introduction 11 A pair of Common Terns Sterna hirundo in one of the 20 to 25 nesting colonies on Sable Island. Several thousand terns nest on the island, and colony size ranges from 10 to >1500 individuals.
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Sable Island
Over 175 plant species are found in several distinctive plant communities. These include the sandwort colonies of the east and west ends of the island; shrub-heath and cranberry communities ... - nests exclusively on the island. Nesting colonies of Arctic and Common Terns - all threatened and declining throughout most of their range - are numerous. Other nesting birds include Leach's Storm-petrels, ...
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Sable Island Birds Nesting I
Colonies are now established on Sable Island, and, based on nocturnal ... the spring to nest - roughly 1500-2000 breeding pairs converge on the dunes and establish nesting colonies. Great Black-backed gulls, with a wingspan of 165 cm, are much larger than Herring ...
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The Feral Sheep of Campbell Island
Where rockfalls slope down to the sea are the rockhopper penguin colonies numbering hundreds of thousands of ... breeding territory and was sent off by the resident bull, or grazing close to a nesting royal albatross and being clacked at, bill clacking being the most aggressive gesture of this ...
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BC Parks - Preserving Our Legacy - Ecological Reserves
Some sites, such as seabird nesting colonies, are so sensitive that access is only allowed under ministerial order. Ministry of Environment staff ...
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DEP Kids Page - Pioneer Guy Bradley
Audubon Society acted to protect the remaining rookeries, or breeding colonies, from further harm. In November 1902, at the urging of Audubon Society members, Guy Bradley ... name. The incident aroused public outrage and laws were soon enacted to protect the birds' nesting colonies. Today, Bradley is regarded as an Everglades hero. In 1988, the National Fish and Wildlife ...
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Caspian Tern - WDNR
Ring-billed Gulls and Herring Gulls, and predation by Great Horned Owls and other predators. Conservation measures include controlling public access to the nesting colonies to minimize disturbance, eliminating predators from colony sites, and monitoring all potential nesting habitat, especially dredge spoil islands. ...
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Forster's Tern - WDNR
Green Bay area, Lake Winnebago area and surrounding lakes, and the Mississippi River. Nesting colonies most common in lower Green Bay, Lake Puckaway (Green Lake County), and Lake ... to provide potential nesting habitat. The creation of artificial nesting islands and platforms have successfully increased the number of acceptable nesting sites. Human access to colonies and nesting sites should be ...
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U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Division of Migratory Bird
Management, Game Bird Management, Geese
There is also some suggestion that nesting habitats are being negatively impacted by rapidly expanding populations of staging snow geese. The ... subarctic have been increasing so rapidly that the geese are causing overgrazing problems in their nesting colonies. Service efforts to increase white-goose harvest by liberalizing seasons have not been very ...
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Jungle. Day 8 : Bharatpur Take a boat ride to the nesting colonies of birds. Day 9 : Bharatpur - Agra Morning bird viewing. Later drive on to Agra to ...
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