Raptor Presence Along an Urban–Wildland Gradient: Influences of Prey Abundance and Land Cover

@inproceedings{Rullman2014RaptorPA,
  title={Raptor Presence Along an Urban–Wildland Gradient: Influences of Prey Abundance and Land Cover},
  author={Stan D. Rullman and J. Marzluff},
  year={2014}
}
  • Stan D. Rullman, J. Marzluff
  • Published 2014
  • Biology
    • Abstract Native animals are affected differently by urbanization. Some species respond favorably and thrive in human-dominated landscapes, but others are extirpated. Raptors are often sensitive to changes in land cover and prey abundance. We therefore used a combination of broadcast surveys and incidental observations while spot-mapping to evaluate the influences of these two variables on the presence of raptors at 21 sites from 2004–2008 along an urban-to-wildland gradient in western… CONTINUE READING
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