Maine gap analysis vertebrate data - Part II: Distribution, habitat relations, and status of breeding birds in Maine

Boone RB and Krohn WB. 1998. Maine gap analysis vertebrate data - Part II: Distribution, habitat relations, and status of breeding birds in Maine. U.S. Geological Survey, Biological Resources Division, Gap Analysis Program. Orono, ME

Information about breeding birds in Maine. For each species, there is a map of the predicted distribution in Maine and information on: breeding range change (e.g. "stable"), migratory status (e.g. "neotropical migrant"), population level (e.g. "rare"), heritage ranks, listing status, game species (yes or no), population trend (e.g. "decreasing due to wetland loss"), knowledge (e.g., "adequate"), general habitats used (a paragraph), specific habitats used (paragraph), comments, and a table of predicted habitat quantities.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Boone, Randall; Krohn, William
Date of Issue
1998-10
Publisher
U.S. Geological Survey, Biological Resources Division, Gap Analysis Program
Units
ACAD
Keywords
Animal Studies, Birds (Aves), Distribution, Habitats, Maine, Population Status, Species Status

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