Timber Creek Timber Sale Environmental Assessment 2007
Timber Creek Timber Sale Environmental Assessment 2007
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Reynolds et al. 1992).
The goshawk forages on a wide range of species, with the most predominant prey being snowshoe hare, Columbian ground squirrels, red squirrels, blue and ruffed grouse, noilhern flickers, American robins, gray jays, and Clark's nutcrackers (Squires 2000, Clough 2000, Watson e( al. 1998, Cutler et al. 1996, Boal and Mannan 1996, Reynolds et Timber Creek Timber Sale Environmental Assessment 40 al. 1992). Thus, given the dEverse array of prey species, goshawks forage from a di...verse array of habitats. However, (Beier and Drennan 1997) found goshawks to forage in areas based primarily on habitat characteristics rather than prey abundance. Beier and Drennan (1997) found goshawks to forage selectively in forests with a high density of large trees, greater canopy closure, high basal area, and relatively open understories. For nest stands, goshawks will nest in pine, fir, and as|>en stands on noilh-facing slopes that are typically in the stem exclusion or understory reinhiation stages of stand development, with higher canopy closure and basal area than available in the surrounding landsca|>e (McGralh et al.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reynolds et al. 1992).
The goshawk forages on a wide range of species, with the most predominant prey being snowshoe hare, Columbian ground squirrels, red squirrels, blue and ruffed grouse, noilhern flickers, American robins, gray jays, and Clark's nutcrackers (Squires 2000, Clough 2000, Watson e( al. 1998, Cutler et al. 1996, Boal and Mannan 1996, Reynolds et Timber Creek Timber Sale Environmental Assessment 40 al. 1992). Thus, given the dEverse array of prey species, goshawks forage from a di...verse array of habitats. However, (Beier and Drennan 1997) found goshawks to forage in areas based primarily on habitat characteristics rather than prey abundance. Beier and Drennan (1997) found goshawks to forage selectively in forests with a high density of large trees, greater canopy closure, high basal area, and relatively open understories. For nest stands, goshawks will nest in pine, fir, and as|>en stands on noilh-facing slopes that are typically in the stem exclusion or understory reinhiation stages of stand development, with higher canopy closure and basal area than available in the surrounding landsca|>e (McGralh et al.
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