Special Scientific Report--Wildlife 138
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Managed marsh areas were in above average condition when breeding waterfowl returned this spring. Natural marsh areas around the Great Salt Lake and wetland areas in eastern and southern Utah were enhanced by ample runoff. Wetland habitat throughout the State remained in excellent condition throughout the spring and early summer.
Continued periods of rain through the end of June had placed little demand on waters stored in irrigation reservoirs. This has resulted in sustained water flows into m...anaged marsh areas in northern Utah and slower than average deterioration of natural marsh areas. Average amounts of precipitation during the summer should have assured that wetland habitat remained in excellent condition throughout the summer and into the fall migration period.
Breeding populations and production (tables B-61 through B-64) Aerial surveys indicated a substantial increase in breeding ducks on northern Utah trend areas. Ground counts on managed marsh areas also reflect an increase in breeding birds from 1969 levels.
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Managed marsh areas were in above average condition when breeding waterfowl returned this spring. Natural marsh areas around the Great Salt Lake and wetland areas in eastern and southern Utah were enhanced by ample runoff. Wetland habitat throughout the State remained in excellent condition throughout the spring and early summer.
Continued periods of rain through the end of June had placed little demand on waters stored in irrigation reservoirs. This has resulted in sustained water flows into m...anaged marsh areas in northern Utah and slower than average deterioration of natural marsh areas. Average amounts of precipitation during the summer should have assured that wetland habitat remained in excellent condition throughout the summer and into the fall migration period.
Breeding populations and production (tables B-61 through B-64) Aerial surveys indicated a substantial increase in breeding ducks on northern Utah trend areas. Ground counts on managed marsh areas also reflect an increase in breeding birds from 1969 levels.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service to read onlineMoreLess
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