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Breeding Bird Monitoring in Western Great Lakes National Forests: 1991-2008

Niemi, Gerald J
Danz, Nicholas P
Peterson, Anna
Linne-Dolan, Paul
Etterson, Matthew
2009
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Breeding Bird Monitoring in Western Great Lakes National Forests: 1991-2008

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2009

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University of Minnesota Duluth

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A total of 425 existing stands were surveyed for breeding birds including 131, 126, and 168 stands (1,298 survey points) in the Chequamegon, Chippewa, and Superior National Forests (NFs), respectively in 2008.

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Niemi, Gerald J; Danz, Nicholas P; Peterson, Anna; Linne-Dolan, Paul; Etterson, Matthew. (2009). Breeding Bird Monitoring in Western Great Lakes National Forests: 1991-2008. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/201335.

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