1998
DOI: 10.29173/bluejay6056
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Swainson's hawk productivity and five-young nest

Abstract: This is an account of a long-term study, but is also a story about four ele¬ ments of incredibly good fortune.

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“…In the West, it has been in decline since the early part of the century and is now a rare breeder in the Great Basin (Ryser 1985;Harlow and Bloom 1989). A long-term decrease in productivity has also been docu¬ mented in Saskatchewan (Houston 1993 (Woodbridge et al 1995;England et al 1997). (Bechard and Schmutz 1995).…”
Section: Shrubland Speciesmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…In the West, it has been in decline since the early part of the century and is now a rare breeder in the Great Basin (Ryser 1985;Harlow and Bloom 1989). A long-term decrease in productivity has also been docu¬ mented in Saskatchewan (Houston 1993 (Woodbridge et al 1995;England et al 1997). (Bechard and Schmutz 1995).…”
Section: Shrubland Speciesmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Swainson's Hawks prey primarily on insects and small mammals (Cameron, 1913;Olendorff, 1973;Salt and Salt, 1976;Dunkle, 1977;Schmutz, 1977;Bechard, 1983;Gilmer and Stewart, 1984;Torrance, 1986;Johnson and others, 1987;McGrath, 1988;Houston, 1990Houston, , 1995Houston, , 1998Restani, 1991;James, 1992;Hansen, 1994;Giovanni and others, 2007;Behney and others, 2010). Other prey items include birds, fish, reptiles, and amphibians (Cameron, 1913;Krause, 1968;Olendorff, 1973;Dunkle, 1977;Schmutz, 1977;Gilmer and Stewart, 1984;Torrance, 1986;Restani, 1991;Hansen, 1994;Andersen, 1995;Knopf and Wunder, 2006;Giovanni and others, 2007;Behney and others, 2010).…”
Section: Prey Habitatmentioning
confidence: 99%