Hawks, Owls and Wildlife

Author(s)
Craighead, John J. and Frank C. Craighead, Jr.
Year
Article Title
Hawks, Owls and Wildlife
Book Title
Hawks, Owls and Wildlife
Publisher
Dover Publications, Inc.
Address
New York, N.Y.
Pages
443
Start Page Number
443
Review

Datapoints

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Species: Great Horned Owl (Bubo virginianus)
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Description Endpoint Value Sample Size Units Condition Life Cycle Stage Specific Location Range Type
Food Ingestion Rate averages of food amounts eaten per day 2 birds g captive Not Reported 82-85 Exposure Factor Datasets
Foraging Distance typical maximum distance between two roosting sites 0.25 11 home ranges mi Adult Superior and Ann Arbor townships Exposure Factor Datasets
Population Density 1 11 owls bird/2000 acres Not Reported Superior township Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition percent occurrence of prey items in pellets white-footed mice (58.2%), meadow mice (28.0%), other small mammals (2.8%), medium sized mammals (5.1%), gamebirds and sm-med sized birds (4.8%), other birds (1.2%) 297 pellets from 14 owls Not Reported Superior township Exposure Factor Datasets
Time of Nesting period from earliest egg laying date to date of latest brood departure Mar 12 - Jun 4 4 nests Adult Jackson Hole Exposure Factor Datasets
Fledging or Weaning Rate number of fledglings produced per pair 2 4 nests fledglings/pair Fledgling Jackson Hole Exposure Factor Datasets
Time of Hatching or Parturition earliest hatching date Apr 14 4 nests Nestling Jackson Hole Exposure Factor Datasets
Population Density density of nesting pairs 1 4 nests pair/3 mi^2 Adult Jackson Hole Exposure Factor Datasets
Clutch or Litter Size 2.2 4 nests eggs/clutch Adult Jackson Hole 2-3 Exposure Factor Datasets
Territory Size observed range of movement during nesting, based on observations of individual or pair movements 4 birds mi^2 Adult Jackson Hole 0.45-1.11 Exposure Factor Datasets
Hatching Success percent of eggs that failed to hatch 11 4 nests Nestling Jackson Hole Exposure Factor Datasets
Dietary Composition percent occurrence of prey items in diet during nesting white-footed mice (3.6%), meadow mice (64.5%), shrews (0.3%), weasels (0.6%), red squirrel (0.3%), pocket gopher (23.5%), snowshoe rabbit (2.8%), ruffed grouse (1.4%) sage grouse (0.3%), mallard (0.6%), sm-med sized birds (1.4%), sucker (0.8%) 361 food items, 4 nests % Not Reported Jackson Hole Exposure Factor Datasets
Species: American Kestrel (Falco sparverius)
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Description Endpoint Value Sample Size Units Condition Life Cycle Stage Specific Location Range Type
Hatching Success percent of eggs that failed to hatch 2 10 nests % Nestling Jackson Hole Exposure Factor Datasets
Food Ingestion Rate averages of food amounts eaten per day 3 birds g captive Not Reported 18-21 Exposure Factor Datasets
Time of Nesting period from earliest egg laying date to date of latest brood departure May 20 to Jul 20 11 nests Adult Jackson Hole Exposure Factor Datasets
Time of Hatching or Parturition dates of earliest and latest hatching Jun 20-Jun 22 11 nests Nestling Jackson Hole Exposure Factor Datasets
Territory Size observed range of movement, based on observations of individuals 8 birds mi^2 Adult Superior Township 0.65-2.32 Exposure Factor Datasets
Fledging or Weaning Rate number of fledglings produced per pair 4.2 10 nests fledglings/pair Fledgling Jackson Hole Exposure Factor Datasets
Territory Size observed range of movement during nesting, based on observations of individual or pair movements 11 birds mi^2 Adult Jackson Hole 0.16-1.93 Exposure Factor Datasets
Population Density density of nesting pairs 1 10 nests pair/1.1 mi^2 Adult Jackson Hole Exposure Factor Datasets

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