Harlequins on the Coast of Maine: 1996 Progress Report
Mittelhauser GH. 1996. Harlequins on the Coast of Maine: 1996 Progress Report. National Park Service. Gouldsboro, ME
'The objectives of this research are to assess and monitor harlequin population size, distribution, and demographics along coastal Maine. Research this past winter focused on the outer Jericho Bay area which includes Isle au Haut. In addition, we continued comparisons of harlequin survey methods.' /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /ISLE AU HAUT/ISLANDS/Black Horse/Black Ledge/The Cow Pen/Drum Island/Eastern Ear/Fog Island/Great Spoon Island/Green Island/Green Ledge/Heron Island/Johns Island/Little Spoon Island/Long Island/Mason Ledge/North Popplestone Ledge/Roberts Island/Saddleback/South Popplestone Island/Spirit Ledge/Western Ear/White Horse/York Island/Seal Island/Jordans Delight/Little Duck Island/Little Moose Island/Outer Bar Island/Petit Manan Island/Pond Island/Schoodic Island/SCHOODIC PENINSULA/
- Type
- Unpublished Report
- Authors
- Mittelhauser, Glen
- Date of Issue
- 1996-06
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- ACAD
- Keywords
- Black Horse, Black Ledge, Drum Island, Eastern Ear, Fog Island, Great Spoon Island, Green Island, Green Ledge, Heron Island, Islands, Isle Au Haut, Johns Island, Jordans Delight, Little Duck Island, Little Moose Island, Little Spoon Island, Long Island, Mason Ledge, North Popplestone Ledge, Outer Bar Island, Petit Manan Island, Pond Island, Rare Species, Roberts Island, Saddleback, Schoodic Island, Schoodic Peninsula, Seal Island, South Popplestone Island, Spirit Ledge, The Cow Pen, Threatened & Endangered Species, Western Ear, White Horse, York Island