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    2022 Raptor Nest Monitoring Datasheet

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    Volunteers monitored raptor nests and recorded observations including time spent, nest number, visitation number, rear behavior such as incubating or feeding chicks, nest condition, number of chicks, and notes. Primary species monitored were red-tail hawks, red-shoulder hawks, Coopers hawks, and white-tailed kites, while other species of interest included American kestrels, barn owls, great horned owls, and peregrine falcons. Volunteers used the form to document their nest monitoring efforts and provide details on nest conditions and bird behavior.

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    Volunteers monitored raptor nests and recorded observations including time spent, nest number, visitation number, rear behavior such as incubating or feeding chicks, nest condition, number of chicks, and notes. Primary species monitored were red-tail hawks, red-shoulder hawks, Coopers hawks, and white-tailed kites, while other species of interest included American kestrels, barn owls, great horned owls, and peregrine falcons. Volunteers used the form to document their nest monitoring efforts and provide details on nest conditions and bird behavior.

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    Volunteers monitored raptor nests and recorded observations including time spent, nest number, visitation number, rear behavior such as incubating or feeding chicks, nest condition, number of chicks, and notes. Primary species monitored were red-tail hawks, red-shoulder hawks, Coopers hawks, and white-tailed kites, while other species of interest included American kestrels, barn owls, great horned owls, and peregrine falcons. Volunteers used the form to document their nest monitoring efforts and provide details on nest conditions and bird behavior.

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    2022 Raptor Nest Monitoring Datasheet

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    Volunteers monitored raptor nests and recorded observations including time spent, nest number, visitation number, rear behavior such as incubating or feeding chicks, nest condition, number of chicks, and notes. Primary species monitored were red-tail hawks, red-shoulder hawks, Coopers hawks, and white-tailed kites, while other species of interest included American kestrels, barn owls, great horned owls, and peregrine falcons. Volunteers used the form to document their nest monitoring efforts and provide details on nest conditions and bird behavior.

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    Raptor Nest Monitoring Form-2022

    Area/Canyon:

    Time Spent
    Rearing Behavior (Incubating, Chicks Nest Condition
    Volunteering Nest Number Visitation # # of Notes
    Observer(s) Date observed, chicks being feed, branching, (good, fair, poor or
    (Ex: 30 minutes (assigned) (1st, 2nd..) Chicks (e.g. nothing observed, more nest details)
    fledging.) deteriorating)
    = 0.5)

    Primary species (codes): Red-tail Hawk (RTHA), Red-Shoulder Hawk (RSHA), Coopers Hawk (COHA), White-tailed Kite (WTKI)
    Other species of interest: American Kestrel (AMKE), Barn Owl (BNOW), Great Horned Owl (GHOW), Peregrine Falcon (PEFA)

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