Occurrence of moths in boreal forest corridors

Article Abstract:

Moths with baited traps were collected to investigate their occurrence and abundance in four-habitat types-forest interior, forest edge, forested corridors, and clearcuts along riparian zones. The results show that moth abundance was as high in elongated, riparian-strip corridors as in forest interiors and no tradeoff necessarily exists.

Moths, Taigas, Taiga

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Responses by breeding birds to heterospecific song and mobbing call playbacks under varying predation risk

Article Abstract:

Breeding willow tit and redwing birds are studied for their reaction to recorded song, mobbing calls, and classical music played back near a sparrowhawk nest. Birds were most interested in the mobbing calls.

Research, Telecommunications systems, Natural history, Birds, University of Oulu

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Managing Boreal forest landscapes for flying squirrels

Article Abstract:

Results show that preservation of flying squirrels require maintenance of a deciduous mixture forest and optimal breeding habitats.

Observations, Habitat (Ecology), Protection and preservation, Habitats, Landscape architecture, Flying squirrels

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