2012
DOI: 10.22621/cfn.v126i1.1288
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Body Condition and Survival of Vagrant Long-billed Murrelets, <em>Brachyramphus perdix</em>, in North America

Abstract: From 1979 through 2009, 81 records of long-distance vagrancy in the Long-billed Murrelet (Brachyramphus perdix) in North America south of Alaska were examined to assess body condition and survival after first observation. Sixty-one records were of live birds, of which 38 (62.3%) were discovered at sea along the west coast of North America, 18 (29.5%) were encountered inland, and 5 (8.2%) were encountered along the Atlantic coast. Fifteen of the 20 individuals salvaged (19 adults, 1 juvenile) were discovered on… Show more

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