2024
DOI: 10.1002/jwmg.22598
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The effects of habitat, weather, and raptors on northern bobwhite abundance at multiple spatial scales

John T. Edwards,
Fidel Hernández,
David B. Wester
et al.

Abstract: Rangelands in the southwestern United States represent a current stronghold for northern bobwhite (Colinus virginianus); however, bobwhite populations in rangelands exhibit extreme inter‐annual variability in abundance in relation to fluctuating weather patterns. Recent declining bobwhite population trends within this region have led to the supposition that landscape‐scale processes, such as habitat loss and fragmentation and predation from increased raptor abundance, may be acting in conjunction with weather … Show more

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