Avian diversity & abundance - Elk Island

Forest birds in Elk Island National Park are surveyed annually along 24 established routes, with 4 stations along each route. The stations are spaced 400-600 meters apart. Sampling occurs between late May and early July. Forest bird surveys have occurred in the Park since 1985, but current methods, using audio recording devices, have been used only since 2009.

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Title (French) Abondance et diversité aviaires - Elk Island
Update Frequency P1Y
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Contact Email jonathan.demoor@pc.gc.ca
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Open Canada Date Published 2017-10-01 00:00:00
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Open Canada Subject ["nature_and_environment"]
Open Canada Keywords {"fr": ["Diversité et abondance aviaires", "oiseaux chanteurs migrateurs", "relevé des oiseaux nicheurs", "appareils d’enregistrement audio", "guildes alimentaires", "Alberta"], "en": ["Avian diversity and abundance", "migratory songbirds", "breeding bird", "audio recording devices", "foraging guilds", "Alberta"]}
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