Bald Eagles Wintering Near Cochiti Reservoir, 1979-1993

Johnson TH. 1993. Bald Eagles Wintering Near Cochiti Reservoir, 1979-1993. 43-8379-3-0138 DACW47-93-P-0213 1425-3-PG-4L-02630. US Forest Service US Army Corps of Engineers US Bureau of Reclamation. Albuquerque, NM

This is the results of the fifteenth consecutive year of wintering bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) monitoring near Alamo and Capulin Canyons at Bandelier National Monument, NM. Bald eagles were counted at fixed points and castings were collected beneath roosts. Among the results compared over the last fifteen years are total populations, casting compositions, distribution of foraging eagles, temperature, precipitation, and Cochiti Reservoir levels. Included is the date and results of all air and ground counts performed by the author, the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, and the US Army Corps of Engineers from 1989-1993. The appendices contain information on roost trees and the dietary contents of castings found below.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Johnson, Terrell
Date of Issue
1993
Publisher
US Forest Service US Army Corps of Engineers US Bureau of Reclamation
Units
BAND
Keywords
Animal Studies, Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus), Birds (Aves), Cochiti Reservoir NM, Food, Population Dynamics, Roosts, Water Impoundment, Weather

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