Acadia National Park Service: Peregrine Falcon Feasibility Study

Duley PA and College of the Atlantic. 1984. Acadia National Park Service: Peregrine Falcon Feasibility Study. Bar Harbor, ME

A study on whether it would be safe and effective to reestablish Peregrine Falcons on Mount Desert Island. BIRDS: Summarizes historical nesting areas for Peregrines. Contains site analysis for Connor's Nubble, Enoch Mountain, St. Sauveur Mountain, and Jordan Cliffs as possible hacking areas. Also describes the searches for Great Horned Owls at the same sites - none were found /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /MOUNT DESERT ISLAND/Conners Nubble/Enoch Mountain/St. Sauveur Mountain/Jordan Cliffs/ GIS-CATEGORY 3 ; Birds: Lists the historical nesting areas for Peregrines

Type
Unpublished Report
Authors
Duley, Peter; College of the Atlantic
Date of Issue
1984-01-14
Units
ACAD
Keywords
Birds (Aves), Conners Nubble, Enoch Mountain, Falcons & Caracaras (Falconidae), Hacking, Jordan Cliffs, Mount Desert Island, Nests & Nesting, Owls (Strigiformes), Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus), Rare Species, St. Sauveur Mountain, Threatened & Endangered Species

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