Document Type
Article
Journal/Book Title/Conference
Publication No. 13
Publisher
Jack H. Berryman Institute
Publication Date
1-1-1997
Abstract
This publication provides information designed to increase the reader’s basic understanding of predator/prey interactions and the biology and ecology of common North American predators of upland-nesting birds, their nests, and young. We also discuss the potential impacts of these predators on upland-nesting bird populations. By understanding the biology and ecology of predators, the reader will be better prepared to make informed management decisions about how to enhance local upland-nesting bird populations. Information regarding specific techniques that can be used to manage common predators of upland-nesting birds, can be found in an accompanying publication entitled, “A Landowner’s Guide to Managing Common Predators of North American Upland-nesting Birds.”
Recommended Citation
Messmer, T. A., M. R. Conover, R. D. Dueser, P. W. Klimack, and C. E. Dixon. 1997. A landowner's guide to common North American predators of upland nesting birds. Jack H. Berryman Institute. Publication No. 13. Utah State University, Logan.
