New ‘Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survival’ (Maps) Station Established in Wascana Centre, Regina, Saskatchewan, Summer 2010

Clarke, Jared B.; Ewart, Bob

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“…In Clarke and Ewart (2010) a comparison between the first year of MAPS and a survey in 1975 (Donison 1976) found 19 species were absent in 2010 that were confirmed breeding in Wascana Park in 1975. Over the following four years we observed 11 of those species in the HCA although none of the observations suggested they were breeding in the area as they had been in 1975.…”

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Avian Biodiversity in an Urban Park: Breeding Birds of the Habitat Conservation Area (2010-2014)

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INTRODUCTION Since the establishment of the Wascana Game Preserve in 1913, habitat within Wascana Centre, a 930 hectare urban park, and around the City of Regina has changed significantly, from a treeless prairie to an urban forest surrounded by cropland. M a n y g r a s s l a n d s o n g b i r d species such as the Western Meadowlark (Sternella neglecta), Say's Phoebe (Sayornis saya), McCown's (Calcarius mccownii) and Chestnut-collared Longspur (Calcarius ornatus), were once described as common summer residents, but are now rare or absent from the Regina area (Belcher 1980). Documenting the current avian biodiversity with the changes in habitat and climate is important.

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“…In 2010, the Wascana Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship (MAPS) station was established in the HCA to monitor the local bird community. Clarke and Ewart (2010) compared the first year of results from the MAPS station to a survey by Donison (1976) and found 19 species that had been found to breed in and around the HCA in 1975, were absent in 2010.…”

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New ‘Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survival’ (Maps) Station Established in Wascana Centre, Regina, Saskatchewan, Summer 2010

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Avian Biodiversity in an Urban Park: Breeding Birds of the Habitat Conservation Area (2010-2014)

Avian Biodiversity in an Urban Park: Breeding Birds of the Habitat Conservation Area (2010-2014)

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