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Slide presentation reporting preliminary 2009–2010 reproductive results for Carolina Wrens in the South River watershed. Field work surveyed 22 sites, mapped 59 territories with radio‑transmitters, monitored 45 nests (27 natural), captured adults, and used nest cameras to identify causes of failure. Presents clutch/brood/fledgling metrics, higher failure at contaminated sites, and outlines pending mercury and nest‑survival analyses.

File Type: pdf
Categories: Presentations
Tags: Biodiversity Research Institute, breeding biology, carolina-wren, mercury, nest monitoring, nest predation, radio-telemetry, south-river, territory mapping, usfws
Publication Date : 1905-07-02
Type : Presentation
Review Notes : No explicit publication date is printed in the slides; 2010 was chosen because internal camera timestamps (e.g., 4/23/2010) appear on images in the deck, supporting a 2010 date. Authors (Allyson Jackson, BioDiversity Research Institute; Anne Condon, USFWS) are shown on the title slide. No meeting identifier was present; treated as a standalone presentation.

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