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Re: AL DCNR Survey
[Re: crenshawco]
#1336768
04/24/15 03:56 PM
04/24/15 03:56 PM
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Matt Brock
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Matt Brock
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Matt, on a statewide level, how would you rate the nesting success over the past 2 or 3 years?
Same question to you Brandon in the years leading up to the decline in your area We don't really monitor nest success. We do a statewide poult recruitment survey in the summer to get a poult:hen ratio. It's declining statewide. South AL is still holding pretty close to 2 poults:hen. We like to see it at that level or higher. Other areas of the state are seeing less than 1.5 poults:hen. That is not very good. And it appears a significant percentage of hens are either not nesting at all or losing their first nest and not attempting a second. The radiotelemetry and gps study should help us understand nest success better.
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