Survey of Harlequin Ducks Along the Isle au Haut Shoreline and Adjacent Offshore Islands, 1989-90

Mittelhauser GH. 1990. Survey of Harlequin Ducks Along the Isle au Haut Shoreline and Adjacent Offshore Islands, 1989-90. National Park Service. Bar Harbor, ME

FIELD WORK: Winter 1989-90. BIRDS: Summarizes the numbers of Harlequin Ducks (and other seabird species) observed during surveys of the south shore of Isle au Haut and on islands and ledges to the east. Roughly 400 Harlequins were found to winter in the study area. Maximum count of 536 individuals in March may represent birds from the south migrating northward /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /ISLE AU HAUT/ISLANDS/Great Spoon Island/Little Spoon Island/White Horse/Black Horse/Marshall Island GIS-CATEGORY 2 ; Birds: Maps locations where each species of waterbird was seen

Type
Unpublished Report
Authors
Mittelhauser, Glen
Date of Issue
1990-07-23
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
ACAD
Keywords
Black Horse, Checklist, Distribution, Ducks, Geese, Great Spoon Island, Inventory (Baseline), Islands, Isle Au Haut, Little Spoon Island, Marshall Island, Population Density, Rare Species, Threatened & Endangered Species, Water Birds, White Horse

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