Atlantic offshore bird & bat pilot study: 2009 results
Pelletier SK, Kendrick GJ, Peterson TS, Gravel AJ. 2009. Atlantic offshore bird & bat pilot study: 2009 results. Santec. Topsham, Maine
Field Work: Fall, 2009. This is a one-page print of what appears to be an informative poster on the project. A very brief description of project background, survey design, pilot study objectives, bat resuls, bird results, and technical results are provided. Mentions marine radar systems deployed at Schoodic Point. Table lists the following results specific to Acadia National Park: Schoodic Point: 39 Myotis ssp.; 4 big brown bats; 13 Silver-haired bats; 59 big brown bats or silver-haired bats (could not ID further); 19 Hoary bats; 11 Eastern Red Bats; 4 Red Bats or tri-colored bats (could not ID further); Isle au Haut: 54 Myotis ssp.; 43 Silver-haired bats; 93 big brown bats or silver-haired bats (could not ID further); 2 Hoary bats; 9 Eastern Red Bats; 6 Red Bats or tri-colored bats (could not ID further); /STUDY LOCATIONS/ /SCHOODIC PENINSULA/ /ISLE AU HAUT/
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Pelletier, S.; Kendrick, G.; Peterson, T.; Gravel, A.
- Date of Issue
- 2009
- Publisher
- Santec
- Units
- ACAD
- Keywords
- Habitats, Human Impacts, Inventory, Inventory (Baseline), Isle Au Haut, Marine, Marine: offshore, Migration, Monitoring, Radar, Schoodic Peninsula, Seasonality, wind power