2006
DOI: 10.5751/ace-00056-010206
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Mallard Use of Hen HousesTM in Eastern Ontario

Abstract: ABSTRACT. Nesting structures for ground-nesting waterfowl may be an effective technique for increasing nesting success in regions in which nest success is below the 15% threshold needed to maintain a stable population. We studied the occupancy rate of artificial nesting structures called hen houses TM by Mallards (Anas platyrhynchos) nesting in two different wetland habitats, beaver ponds and sewage lagoons, in eastern Ontario during 1999-2001. We hypothesized that, because natural cover was sparse on sewage l… Show more

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