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Burrowing Owl (Athene cunicularia)

Citation:

Survival of Florida Burrowing Owls along an urban-development gradient.

Author(s)
Millsap, B.A.
Issue
1
Volume
36
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Type Countries Error
Survival/ Mortality >60% developed: 0.81, 40-60% developed: 0.62, 20-39% developed: 0.62, <20% developed: 0.81 Estimated percent survival by percent urban housing development % M Adult Cape Coral, Lee County Exposure Factor Datasets USA >60% developed: 0.04, 40-60% developed: 0.05, 20-39% developed: 0.05, <20% developed: 0.04
Survival/ Mortality >60% developed: 0.69, 40-60% developed: 0.52, 20-39% developed: 0.69, <20% developed: 0.69 Estimated percent survival by percent urban housing development % F Adult Cape Coral, Lee County Exposure Factor Datasets USA >60% developed: 0.04, 40-60% developed: 0.06, 20-39% developed: 0.04, <20% developed: 0.04
Survival/ Mortality >60% developed: 0.11, 40-60% developed: 0.28, 20-39% developed: 0.43, <20% developed: 0.18 Estimated percent survival by percent urban housing development % B Juvenile Cape Coral, Lee County Exposure Factor Datasets USA >60% developed: 0.02, 40-60% developed: 0.04, 20-39% developed: 0.08, <20% developed: 0.08
Citation:

A comparison of available prey and diet of Florida Burrowing Owls in urban and rural environments: a first study.

Author(s)
Mrykalo, R.J., Grigione, M.M. and Sarno, R.J.
Issue
3
Volume
111
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type Countries
Dietary Composition Insecta: see citation, Arachnida: 8.3, Gastropoda: 1.7, Reptilia: 0, Aves: 0.7, Mammalia: 0.2 Percent frequency of occurrence % NR Not Reported 29 Rutland Ranch, rural habitat Exposure Factor Datasets USA
Dietary Composition Insecta: see citation, Arachnida: 9.1, Gastropoda: 0.8, Reptilia: 1.0, Aves: 2.9, Mammalia: 0.3 Percent frequency of occurrence % NR Not Reported 55 Marco Island, urban habitat Exposure Factor Datasets USA
Citation:

The diet of the Burrowing Owl, Athene cunicularia, in the arid lands of northeastern Patagonia, Argentina.

Author(s)
Nabte, M.J., Pardiñas, U.J. and Saba, S.L.
Issue
8
Volume
72
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sample Size Location Type Countries
Dietary Composition Mammals: 20.9, Birds: 0.6, Reptiles: 1.3, Chelicerates: 25.3, Lycosidae: 1.2, Bothriuridae: 24.1, Insects: 51.9 Percent frequency of occurrence % 589 Protected Natural Area Penı´nsula Valde´ s, Chubut, Argentina Exposure Factor Datasets ARGENTINA
Citation:

Burrowing Owl population-trend surveys in southern Alberta: 1991-2000.

Author(s)
Schmutz, J.K.
Issue
4
Volume
35
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Type Condition Countries
Population Density 1991: 32.6, 1993: 19.8, 1994: 17.2, 1997: 2.8, 1998: 5.7, 2000: 4.1 Nests/100 sq km B Adult Hanna, Alberta Exposure Factor Datasets Breeding CANADA
Population Density 1993: 7.2, 1994: 1.9, 1995: 11.6, 1997: 13.5, 1998: 9.7, 1999: 9.7, 2000: 8.7 Nests/100 sq km B Adult Brooks, Alberta Exposure Factor Datasets Breeding CANADA
Citation:

Regional and seasonal diet of the Western Burrowing Owl in south central Nevada.

Author(s)
Hall, D.B., Greger, P.D. and Rosier, J.R.
Issue
1
Volume
69
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type Countries
Dietary Composition Invertebrates: 97, Vertebrates: 66 Percent frequency of occurrence % NR Not Reported 426 Nevada Test Site Exposure Factor Datasets USA
Dietary Composition Invertebrates: 95, Vertebrates: 67 Percent frequency of occurrence % NR Not Reported 1631 Nevada Test Site Exposure Factor Datasets USA
Dietary Composition Invertebrates: 100, Vertebrates: 34 Percent frequency of occurrence % NR Not Reported 213 Nevada Test Site Exposure Factor Datasets USA
Dietary Composition Invertebrates: 83, Vertebrates: 67 Percent frequency of occurrence % NR Not Reported 186 Nevada Test Site Exposure Factor Datasets USA
Dietary Composition Invertebrates: 99, Vertebrates: 79 Percent frequency of occurrence % NR Not Reported 806 Nevada Test Site Exposure Factor Datasets USA
Citation:

Abundance and density of mountain plover (Charadrius montanus) and burrowing owl (Athene cunicularia) in eastern Colorado.

Author(s)
Tipton, H.C., Doherty Jr, P.F. and Dreitz, V.J
Issue
3
Volume
126
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Sample Size Location Type Countries
Population Density See citation Figure 2 Individuals/100ha 60 Eastern Colorado Exposure Factor Datasets USA
Citation:

Diet and behavior of extralimital Western burrowing owls (Athene cunicularia hypogea) in tallgrass prairie.

Author(s)
Herse, M.R.
Issue
4
Volume
61
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type Countries
Dietary Composition Vertebrates: 362, Arthropods: 233.2 Percent of total prey biomass % NR Not Reported 2 Tall Grass Prairie National Preserve Exposure Factor Datasets USA
Dietary Composition See citation Figure 2 Percent of total prey biomass at different breeding stages % NR Not Reported 2 Tall Grass Prairie National Preserve Exposure Factor Datasets USA
Citation:

Post-fledging survival of Burrowing Owls in Saskatchewan.

Author(s)
Todd, L.D., Poulin, R.G., Wellicome, T.I. and Brigham, R.M.
Issue
3
Volume
67
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type Countries
Survival/ Mortality Fledging: 0.78 [0.68-0.88 (95%)], Dispersal: 0.71 [0.58-0.86 (95% CI)], Pre-migration: 1.00 Interval survival rate % B Juvenile Fledging:64, Dispersal: 49, Pre-migration: 18 Regina Plain, Saskatchewan Exposure Factor Datasets CANADA
Citation:

The diet of western burrowing owls in an urban landscape.

Author(s)
Trulio, L.A. and Higgins, P.
Issue
3
Volume
72
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Location Type California Counties Countries
Dietary Composition See citation Figure 1 Percent biomass/burrow Exposure Factor Datasets Santa Clara USA
Citation:

Diet of western burrowing owls wintering in southern Texas.

Author(s)
Littles, C.J., Williford, D., Skoruppa, M.K., Woodin, M.C. and Hickman, G.C.
Issue
4
Volume
41
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type Countries
Dietary Composition Arachnida: 7, Crustacea: <1, Insecta: see citation, Reptilia: <1, Aves: <1, Mammalia: see citation, Other vertebrates: <1 Percent count of prey items % NR Not Reported 182 Southern coastal Texas Exposure Factor Datasets USA
Dietary Composition Arachnida: 1, Crustacea: <1, Insecta: see citation, Reptilia: 2, Aves: 9, Mammalia: see citation, Other vertebrates: 8 Percent biomass of prey items % NR Not Reported 182 Southern coastal Texas Exposure Factor Datasets USA
Citation:

Distribution and abundance of western burrowing owls (Athene Cunicularia hypugaea) in southeastern California.

Author(s)
Wilkerson, R.L. and Siegel, R.B.
Issue
3
Volume
56
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Type Countries
Population Density See citation Table1 Breeding pairs/sq km B Adult Northern Mojave Desert-eastern Sierra Nevada Exposure Factor Datasets USA
Citation:

Rodents new to the diet of the western burrowing owl (Athene cunicularia hypugaea).

Author(s)
Williford, D.L., Woodin, M.C., Skoruppa, M.K. and Hickman, G.C.
Issue
1
Volume
54
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type Countries
Dietary Composition Baiomys taylori: 16, Reithrodontomys fulvescens: 11, Peromyscus: 7,
Cryptotis parva: 6,
Mus musculus: 6, Perognathus merriami: 3, Sigmodon hispidus: 1
 Percent frequency of occurrence of mammalian species in pellets % NR Not Reported 182 Southern Texas Exposure Factor Datasets USA
Citation:

Influence of vegetation on the nocturnal foraging behaviors and vertebrate prey capture by endangered Burrowing Owls.

Author(s)
Marsh, A., Wellicome, T. and Bayne, E.
Issue
1
Volume
9
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type Countries
Dietary Composition See citation Table 1 Vertebrate prey types by land-cover type M Adult 18 Between Alberta and Saskatchewan Exposure Factor Datasets CANADA
Citation:

Diet and food-niche breadth of burrowing owls (Athene cunicularia) in the Imperial Valley, California.

Author(s)
York, M.M., Rosenberg, D.K. and Sturm, K.K.
Issue
3
Volume
62
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type California Counties Countries
Dietary Composition Aranedia: 31.5, Coloptera: 51.9, Dermaptera: 64.8, Isopoda: 3.7, Lepidoptera: 14.8, Orthoptera: 98.2, Rodentia: 3.7, Solipugida: 40.7 Percent frequency of occurrence in stomach contents % NR Not Reported 53 Calipatria State Prison Exposure Factor Datasets Imperial USA
Citation:

Seabirds as part of migratory owl diet on Southeast Farallon Island, California.

Author(s)
Mills, K.
Volume
44
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type Countries
Dietary Composition Mice: 57.0, Insects: 31.6, Petrels 32.9, Auklet: 2.5, Unknown bird: 10.1 Percent frequency of occurrence % NR Not Reported 79 Southeast Farallon Island Exposure Factor Datasets USA
Citation:

Density and reproduction of burrowing owls along an urban development gradient.

Author(s)
Millsap, B.A. and Bear, C.
Issue
1
Volume
64
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type Condition Countries
Population Density 6.9 Breeding pairs/sq km B Adult 264 Cape Coral, Lee County Exposure Factor Datasets Breeding USA
Citation:

Seasonal diet of the burrowing owl Athene cunicularia Molina, 1782 (Strigidae) in a hyperarid ecosystem of the Atacama desert in northern Chile.

Author(s)
Carevic, F.S., Carmona, E.R. and Muñoz-Pedreros, A.
Volume
97
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Type Countries
Dietary Composition Mammals: 2.2, Birds: 0.7, Reptiles: 3.9, Invertebrates: 93.1 % frequency B Not Reported Pampa del Tamarugal, Atacama Desert Exposure Factor Datasets CHILE
Dietary Composition Mammals: 71.0, Birds: 1.4, Reptiles: 2.8, Invertebrates: 24.8 % total biomass consumed B Not Reported Pampa del Tamarugal, Atacama Desert Exposure Factor Datasets CHILE
Dietary Composition Mammals: 13.3, Birds: 0.3, Reptiles: 9.1, Invertebrates: 77.4 % frequency B Not Reported Pampa del Tamarugal, Atacama Desert Exposure Factor Datasets CHILE
Dietary Composition Mammals: 25.5, Birds: 7.7, Reptiles: 2.6, Invertebrates: 64.2 % total biomass consumed B Not Reported Pampa del Tamarugal, Atacama Desert Exposure Factor Datasets CHILE
Citation:

Interactive Effects Of Prey And p, p′‐DDE On Burrowing Owl Population Dynamics.

Author(s)
Gervais, J.A., Hunter, C.M. and Anthony, R.G.
Issue
2
Volume
16
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type Error
Survival/ Mortality 0.277 Estimated percent survival % F Juvenile 65 Naval Air Station Lemoore Exposure Factor Datasets 0.1
Survival/ Mortality 0.292 Estimated percent survival % F Juvenile 63 Naval Air Station Lemoore Exposure Factor Datasets 0.056
Survival/ Mortality 0.307 Estimated percent survival % F Juvenile 85 Naval Air Station Lemoore Exposure Factor Datasets 0.053
Survival/ Mortality 0.12 Estimated percent survival % F Juvenile 64 Naval Air Station Lemoore Exposure Factor Datasets 0.025
Survival/ Mortality 0.54 Estimated percent survival % F Adult 65 Naval Air Station Lemoore Exposure Factor Datasets 0.12
Survival/ Mortality 0.557 Estimated percent survival % F Adult 63 Naval Air Station Lemoore Exposure Factor Datasets 0.071
Survival/ Mortality 0.575 Estimated percent survival % F Adult 85 Naval Air Station Lemoore Exposure Factor Datasets 0.065
Survival/ Mortality 0.294 Estimated percent survival % F Adult 64 Naval Air Station Lemoore Exposure Factor Datasets 0.053
Citation:

Association of Sex, Fledging Date, and Sibling Relationships with Post-Fledging Movements of Burrowing Owls in a Nonmigratory Population in the Imperial Valley, California.

Author(s)
Catlin, D.H. and Rosenberg, D.K.
Issue
2
Volume
48
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type California Counties Countries Error
Foraging Distance 1762 Distance moved from nest post-fledging m F Juvenile 21 El Centro Exposure Factor Datasets Imperial USA 630
Foraging Distance 397 Distance moved from nest post-fledging m M Juvenile 8 El Centro Exposure Factor Datasets Imperial USA 124
Citation:

Diet of the Burrowing Owl (Athene cunicularia) and its seasonal variation in Patagonian steppes: implications for biodiversity assessments in the Somuncurá Plateau Protected Area, Argentina.

Author(s)
Andrade, A., Nabte, M.J. and Kun, M.E.
Issue
2
Volume
45
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Sample Size Location Type Countries
Dietary Composition See citation Table 1 Proporation of frequency of each taxon from pellets (temporal) 35-110 Somuncurá Plateau Protected Area Exposure Factor Datasets ARGENTINA
Citation:

Population density of the western burrowing owl (Athene cunicularia hypugaea) in Mexican prairie dog (Cynomys mexicanus) colonies in northeastern Mexico.

Author(s)
Ayma, G.R., Kerstupp, A.O., Duarte, A.M., Velasco, A.G. and Rojas, J.I.G.
Issue
38
Volume
16
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Location Type Countries
Population Density 2010: 2,026 [1756-2336 (95% CI)] 2011: 2015 [1573-2317 (95% CI)] per 20,529 ha Number of individuals/ha Chihuahuan Desert Exposure Factor Datasets MEXICO
Citation:

Prey selection and food habits of breeding Burrowing Owls (Athene cunicularia) in natural and modified habitats of Argentine pampas.

Author(s)
Cavalli, M., Baladrón, A.V., Isacch, J.P., Martínez, G. and Bó, M.S.
Issue
2
Volume
114
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type Countries
Dietary Composition See citation Figures 1 & 2 Mean proportion of prey in pellets % NR Not Reported 178 South-eastern coast of Buenos
Aires Province 		Exposure Factor Datasets ARGENTINA
Citation:

Body size and sexual dimorphism in the southernmost subspecies of the Burrowing Owl (Athene cunicularia cunicularia).

Author(s)
Baladrón, A.V., Cavalli, M., Isacch, J.P., Bó, M.S. and Madrid, E.
Issue
4
Volume
49
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Description Units Sex Sample Size Location Type Countries Error
Body Weight - Mean 202.4 g B 58 Pampas of Argentina Exposure Factor Datasets ARGENTINA 3
Body Weight - Mean 200.3 g M 11 Pampas of Argentina Exposure Factor Datasets ARGENTINA 4.7
Body Weight - Mean 201.4 g F 33 Pampas of Argentina Exposure Factor Datasets ARGENTINA 3.1
Citation:

Burrowing Owl Diet at a Migratory Stopover Site and Wintering Ground on Southeast Farallon Island, California.

Author(s)
Chandler, S.L., Tietz, J.R., Bradley, R.W. and Trulio, L.
Issue
4
Volume
50
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type California Counties Countries
Dietary Composition Rodentia: 27.8, Procellariiformes: 5.3, Charadriiformes: 0.1, Passeriformes: 0.2, Unknown bird: 0.7, Arachnida: 0.4, Orthoptera: 28.1, Dermaptera: 0.2, Coleoptera: 32.3, Lepidoptera: 3.8, Lithobiomorpha: 0.6, Peracarida/amphipoda: 0.3, Isopoda: 0.2, Unknown arthropod: 0.1 Percent of total in pellets % NR Not Reported 679 Southeast Farallon Island Exposure Factor Datasets San Francisco USA
Citation:

Intraspecific variation in reproductive traits of burrowing owls.

Author(s)
Conway, M., Nadeau, C.P. and Conway, C.J.
Issue
3
Volume
30
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type California Counties Condition Countries Error
Clutch or Litter Size 7.4 Number of eggs eggs Embryo 92 Southern portion of the Sonny Bono Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge Exposure Factor Datasets Imperial Breeding USA 1.9
Citation:

Survival and movements of juvenile Burrowing Owls during the postfledging period.

Author(s)
Morgan Davies, J. and Restani, M.
Issue
2
Volume
108
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type Condition Countries Error
Survival/ Mortality 0.57 [0.41-0.73 (95% CI)] Juvenile survival NR Juvenile 38 Little Missouri National Grassland Exposure Factor Datasets Post-fledgling USA
Time of Migration or Dispersal 2003: September 2, 2004: August 24 Mean date of mirgration from nest NR Juvenile 38 Little Missouri National Grassland Exposure Factor Datasets Post-fledgling USA 2003: ±3 d, 2004: ±2 d
Citation:

Abundance, Habitat Use, and Seasonal Variability of Raptor Assemblages In the Flooding Pampas of Argentina.

Author(s)
Baladrón, A.V., Bó, M.S., Bechard, M.J. and Malizia, A.I.
Issue
1
Volume
51
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Sex Location Type Countries Error
Population Density 7 Individuals/2850 ha NR Pampas of Argentina Exposure Factor Datasets ARGENTINA 6.5
Population Density See citation Figure 3 Seasonal population changes NR Pampas of Argentina Exposure Factor Datasets ARGENTINA
Citation:

Space use and pesticide exposure risk of male burrowing owls in an agricultural landscape.

Author(s)
Gervais, J.A., Rosenberg, D.K. and Anthony, R.G.
Issue
1
Volume
67
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Units Sex Life Cycle Stage Sample Size Location Type California Counties Countries
Home Range 139 [1-277 (95%CI)] Mean by 95% fixed-kernel ha M Adult 9 Naval Air Station Lemoore Exposure Factor Datasets Fresno USA
Home Range 177 [52-302 (95% CI)] Mean by 100% MCP ha M Adult 11 Naval Air Station Lemoore Exposure Factor Datasets Fresno USA
Home Range 98 [64-132 (95% CI)] Mean by 95% fixed-kernel ha M Adult 19 Naval Air Station Lemoore Exposure Factor Datasets Fresno USA
Home Range 189 [122-256 (95% CI)] Mean by 100% MCP ha M Adult 22 Naval Air Station Lemoore Exposure Factor Datasets Fresno USA
Citation:

Long‐term population dynamics of a managed burrowing owl colony.

Author(s)
Barclay, J.H., Korfanta, N.M. and Kauffman, M.J.
Issue
6
Volume
75
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Location Type California Counties Countries
Population Density See citation Figure 2 Number of pairs (temporal) Managed vegetated areas on
Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport (SJC)
in San Jose< CA 		Exposure Factor Datasets Santa Clara USA
Citation:

Demography and distribution of the Burrowing Owl in Florida.

Author(s)
Bowen, P.J.
Volume
9
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Type Countries
Population Density See citation Table 1 Number of individuals/706.5 ha B Adult 946 territories in FL Exposure Factor Datasets USA
Population Density See citation Table 1 Number of individuals/706.5 ha B Juvenile 946 territories in FL Exposure Factor Datasets USA
Citation:

Diet of the Burrowing Owl Athene cunicularia, in two locations of the inter-Andean valley Ecuador.

Author(s)
Cadena-Ortíz, H., Garzón, C., Villamarín-Cortéz, S., Pozo-Zamora, G.M., Echeverría-Vaca, G., Yánez, J. and Brito-M, J.
Issue
2
Volume
24
Exposure Endpoint Type Endpoint Value Endpoint Description Sex Life Cycle Stage Location Type Countries
Dietary Composition Rodentia: 74.9, Reptilia: 0.5, Anura: 3.9, Coleoptera: 12.2, Dermaptera: 0, Hymenoptera: 0.01, Ortoptera: 0.05, Aranea: 8.2, Scorpionida: 0.3, Gastropoda: 0 % total biomass consumed B Not Reported Inter-Andean Valley Exposure Factor Datasets ECUADOR
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