POPULATION DISTRIBUTION, DENSITY AND HABITAT PREFERENCE OF THE CERULEAN WARBLER (SETOPHAGA CERULEA) IN THE DELAWARE WATER GAP NATIONAL RECREATION AREA

Curley S, Master T, George G. 2012. POPULATION DISTRIBUTION, DENSITY AND HABITAT PREFERENCE OF THE CERULEAN WARBLER (SETOPHAGA CERULEA) IN THE DELAWARE WATER GAP NATIONAL RECREATION AREA. Ornitologia neotropical. 23(Supplement):351-357

This study maps the summer occurrence of cerulean warbler within DEWA. Territorial plots exhibited a higher prevalance of black walnut and American sycamore trees, and a more developed and taller shrub layer, than expected. Breeding density at the Freeman Tract Road site compared favorably to breeding density in the core range in WV.

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Curley, Shannon; Master, Terry; George, Gregory
Units
DEWA
Keywords
Cerulean Warbler, Distribution, habitat preference, Population Density

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