Daily patterns of Marbled Murrelet activity at inland sites

Naslund NL and O'Donnell BP. 1995. Daily patterns of Marbled Murrelet activity at inland sites. Pages 129-134. In Ralph CJ, Hunt GL, Raphael MG, Piatt JF. Ecology and conservation of the marbled murrelet. Pacific Southwest Research Station, Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. Albany, CA

This report on the daily patterns of activity by Marbled Murrelets covers their range (California to Alaska). Several of the sites are within Redwood National Park. The authors discuss results in terms of general daily activity patterns, morning and evening activity, effects of weather on activities, and morning variation in behaviors, vocalization, and group size. Application of study results to future surveys is mentioned. The report contains a table of mean detection times in relation to sunrise, and 4 figures (charts and graphs of detection times).

Type
Book Chapter
Authors
Naslund, Nancy; O'Donnell, Brian
Units
GLBA , KLGO , REDW , SITK , SEAN
Keywords
Activity Level, Animal Behavior, Animal Studies, Behavior, Birds, Brachyramphus marmoratus, Gulf Of Alaska, Marbled Murrelet (Brachyramphus marmoratus), Marine Birds, Monitoring, Old-Growth Forest, Seabirds, Vocalizations & Sounds, Wildlife

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