1979
DOI: 10.2307/3808737
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Songbird Responses to Commercial Clear-Cutting in Maine Spruce-Fir Forests

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“…For example, 18% of all species analyzed, including Blackburnian Warbler, Brown Creeper, Red-breasted Nuthatch, Swainson's Thrush, and Winter Wren, were significantly more abundant in mature forests than in either early-or midregenerating stands. Other authors (e.g., Titterington et al 1979, Welsh 1981, Schieck et al 1995, Cumming and Diamond 2002 have found similar associations with mature forest. We found that all mature-forest species also occurred in early-and midregenerating postdisturbance forests, albeit at lower densities, suggesting that they may find some habitat in managed areas.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 49%
“…For example, 18% of all species analyzed, including Blackburnian Warbler, Brown Creeper, Red-breasted Nuthatch, Swainson's Thrush, and Winter Wren, were significantly more abundant in mature forests than in either early-or midregenerating stands. Other authors (e.g., Titterington et al 1979, Welsh 1981, Schieck et al 1995, Cumming and Diamond 2002 have found similar associations with mature forest. We found that all mature-forest species also occurred in early-and midregenerating postdisturbance forests, albeit at lower densities, suggesting that they may find some habitat in managed areas.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 49%
“…Une augmentation de l'abondance avienne dans les peuplements forestiers adjacents aux coupes de dimensions restreintes fut donc observCe ?I 1'intCrieur du dispositif constituant cette Ctude. Ces observations prCsentent certaines similaritks avec les Ctudes menCes par d'autres auteurs comme Hagar (1960) et Titterington et al (1979 L'abondance supkrieure des espkces pour les guildes de la strate arbustive et du sol serait alors associte B la diversit6 horizontale du milieu due B la fragmentation des habitats suite aux coupes et B la juxtaposition de deux milieux diffkrents offrant chacun un attrait particulier pour certains groupes d'espkces (Roth 1976). Dans le cas des peuplements adjacents aux coupes, ces dernibres auraient modifiC I'habitat de f a~o n positive pour les espbces de guildes de la strate arbustive et du sol sans clue les autres guildes du milieu forestier ne subissent des effeis mesurables: En effet, l'abondance pour les guildes arborescente, tronc et vol ne fut pas modifiCe de f a~o n significative (tableau 3) comparativement aux guildes de milieux forestiers intacts.…”
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“…De nombreuses etudes sur les populations aviennes en milieu forestier rCsineux (Hagar 1960, Haapanen 1965, Franzreb 1977, Franzreb et Ohmart 1978, Titterington et al 1979, Welsh 1980) ont mis en Cvidence des changements dans les populations d'oiseaux suivant les diffkrents stades de dkveloppement de la for& a la suite des exploitations forestibres. Ces changements sont lies a la modification de la structure de l'habitat tout au long du processus de dCveloppement de la for&t aprbs coupe (Haapanen 1965, Titterington et al 1979.…”
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“…The subsequent regeneration usually contains a wide mix of desirable tree species including early successional species such as paper birch, aspen, and pin cherry 1 (Marquis 1967). In addition, research has shown that clearcutting provides the early successional habitat utilized by a variety of breeding birds and other vertebrates (Annand and Thompson 1997, King et al 2001, Titterington et al 1979). This type of habitat is decreasing in the eastern United States due to several factors such as forest maturation, habitat loss from development, the disruption of natural disturbance regimes, and the reduction of even-age management (Askins 2001, DeGraaf andYamasaki 2003).…”
Section: Mariko Yamasaki Is a Research Wildlife Biologist With The Nomentioning
confidence: 99%