2019
DOI: 10.5751/ace-01333-140110
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Delivery rates and prey use of Mountain Bluebirds in grassland and clear-cut habitats

Abstract: Clear-cutting of forests results in early successional stages that resemble grasslands, and grassland birds such as Mountain Bluebirds (Sialia currucoides) may settle in these anthropogenically created habitats to breed. Our objective was to determine if parent bluebirds provisioned offspring differently, in terms of amount and quality of prey, in clear-cuts versus grasslands, and how this related to fledgling production. We placed microcameras inside 92 nestboxes during two breeding seasons to film parental f… Show more

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