Nest predation in forest birds: influence of predator type and predator's habitat quality

Article Abstract:

The influence of predator assemblage, habitat quality and structure on the nest predation in forest birds is investigated. The losses of natural nests are compared to predators on islands with and without squirrels.

Management dynamics, Management, Influence, Predation (Biology), Company business management, Forest birds, Birdhouses

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Constrained by available raptor hosts and islands: density-dependent reproductive success in red-breasted geese

Article Abstract:

The distribution of red-breasted geese Branta ruficollis over different nesting habitats is described. There exists a negative density-dependent effect on reproductive success during the nest phase.

Goods & services distribution, Channels of Distribution, Distribution, Canada goose, Nest building, Geese, Company distribution practices

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