Sharp-tailed stint in Tasmania

Description of a New Sharp - Tailed Sparrow from Cal - Ifornia

SuBSr. ciiAR: Similar to A. cautlaeutKH neJfioni^ but bill very much more s]«Mi(li'r, back more liea\'ily marked with black, butl" of anterior and lateral uiulcr parts more creamy, and clie.st less distinctly' streaked. Adult (No. 120310, Mili)itas, Santa Clara County, California, May 6, 1S91; KoUo H. Beck): Pileum deep bistre-brown, darker, or mixed witU blackish laterally, and divided loiij,n...

Distributional Changes and Interaction between Prairie Chickens and Sharp-Tailed Grouse in the Midwest

Hospital services in Tasmania.

Tasmania is geographically the smallest (68,049 km) and southernmost state of Australia. It consists of an island group straddling latitude 42S approximately 300 km south of Melbourne across Bass Strait. Although constituting only 0.9 per cent of Australia’s landmass, the state is the size of Ireland, or Belgium and The Netherlands combined. The population of 470,749 is 2.6 per cent of the Aust...

Integrating Landscape and Metapopulation Modeling Approaches: Viability of the Sharp-Tailed Grouse in a Dynamic Landscape

The lack of management experience at the landscape scale and the limited feasibility of experiments at this scale have increased the use of scenario modeling to analyze the effects of different management actions on focal species. However, current modeling approaches are poorly suited for the analysis of viability in dynamic landscapes. Demographic (e.g., metapopulation) models of species livin...

Sharp-Tailed Grouse Nest Survival and Nest Predator Habitat Use in North Dakota’s Bakken Oil Field

Recent advancements in extraction technologies have resulted in rapid increases of gas and oil development across the United States and specifically in western North Dakota. This expansion of energy development has unknown influences on local wildlife populations and the ecological interactions within and among species. Our objectives for this study were to evaluate nest success and nest predat...