Rare bird survey of the Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve: Final report to the National Park Service

1996. Rare bird survey of the Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve: Final report to the National Park Service. Southeast Conservation Science Department, The Nature Conservancy. Chapel Hill, NC

Results of a survey for "endangered, threatened, unique, rare, notable, and species of concern" birds in the Cedar Point area of Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve, FL. Includes description of study methods; habitat and species observations; species of concern; mapping suitable nesting and foraging areas; monitoring; management implications; and Timucuan in a regional context. Tables and graphs show common names of species observed and frequency; population trends; species richness; and a list of birds observed showing common name, scientific name, season of occurrence, percentage of census dates observed, and number observed per census.

Type
Published Report
Date of Issue
1996-07-05
Publisher
Southeast Conservation Science Department, The Nature Conservancy
Units
TIMU
Keywords
Animal Studies, Avian census, Birds (Aves), Cedar Point, Checklist, Endangered birds, estuarine birds, Habitats, Horseshoe Creek, Rare birds, Rare Species

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