Maintaining fire-associated bird species across forest landscapes in the northern Rockies
Hejl S and McFadzen M. 2000. Maintaining fire-associated bird species across forest landscapes in the northern Rockies. INT-99543-RJVA. U.S. Forest Service, RMRS - Forestry sciences Lab. Missoula, Montana
In 1997-99, 9 cavity-nesting bird species were surveyed in 4 post-fire study sites in mixed coniferous forests in the northern Rocky Mountains near Missoula, Montana to assess the effects of post-fire salvage logging on cavity-nesting birds.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Hejl, Sallie; McFadzen, Mary
- Date of Issue
- 2000-08-04
- Publisher
- U.S. Forest Service, RMRS - Forestry sciences Lab
- Units
- CRCO , GLAC
- Keywords
- Aves (Birds), Bird Studies, Cavity-Nesting Birds, Certhia americana (Brown creeper), Climatic effects, Colaptes auratus (Northern flicker), Environmental Impact, Fire Ecology, Forest fire suppression, Logging, Melanerpes lewis (Lewis's woodpecker), Monitoring, Mortality, nesting area, Nesting Habitat, Nesting Success, Picoides arcticus (Black-backed Woodpecker), Picoides villosus (Hairy woodpecker), Sialia currucoides (Mountain bluebird), Sitta canadensis (Red-breasted nuthatch), Sphyrapicus thyroideus (Williamson's sapsucker)