Importance of native seeds in white-winged dove diets dominated by agricultural grains

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted using the white-winged dove to ascertain the relation in the decline of avian population due to increased agricultural activity. Results showed that the decline in natural habitat that supplied the appropriate avian food requirements due to agricultural activity could be attributed to the decline in population.

United States, Protection and preservation, White-winged dove

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Habitat use of fox squirrels in an urban environment

Article Abstract:

The study data of fox squirrel (Sciurus niger) habitat use in inner city and suburban areas by using radiotelemetry suggest considering the reduction of oaks trees, a reduction of the canopy cover, and restricting the access of fox squirrels to buildings to control urban fox squirrel populations through habitat manipulation.

Analysis, Environmental aspects, Habitat partitioning (Biology), Habitat partitioning (Ecology), Urban ecology, Telemetry, Fox squirrel

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Effects of supplemental feeding on physiological condition of northern bobwhite in south Texas

Article Abstract:

The influence of supplement feeding on the popular North American perching bird bob white populations in south Texas region is analyzed.

Food and nutrition, Passeriformes, Perching birds

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