测试改造栅栏柱以提供猛禽栖息地的有效性和耐用性

Rangelands Pub Date : 2024-04-01 DOI:10.1016/j.rala.2023.12.002

Sara M. Kross , Scott Hardage , T. Rodd Kelsey , Renata Chapman , Alejandra Martinez , Andrea Craig

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摘要

-人工猛禽栖架可为牧场中的猛禽提供狩猎和休息场所，为生物多样性和牧场主的脊椎动物害虫控制带来益处。-栖架可固定在土壤多石的牧场中现有的栅栏柱上。与未灌溉牧场和橡树林内的栖息地相比，猛禽更经常使用灌溉牧场或有坡度地区的栖息地。我们不建议在牛群活动频繁的地区将栖木放置在不稳定的围栏线上，因为我们发现牛群在调查栖木，这可能会导致栖木被撞倒。

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Testing the efficacy and durability of modifying fence posts to provide raptor perches

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Artificial raptor perches can provide hunting and resting locations for birds of prey in rangelands, providing a benefit for biodiversity and vertebrate pest control for ranchers.
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Perches can be attached to existing fenceposts in rangelands with rocky soils.
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Common raptor species in our study area frequented the perches, especially American kestrels, great-horned owls, barn owls, red-tailed hawks, and turkey vultures. These species are likely to provide ecosystem services to ranchers through pest-control and sanitation.
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Raptors more often used perches in irrigated pastures or in areas with a slope more than perches in unirrigated pasture and within oak woodland. Perch use may be higher in areas with higher prey availability, favorable updrafts for flight, and fewer nearby natural perches.
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We do not recommend placing perches on unsteady fence lines in areas with high cattle activity because we documented cattle investigating the perches and this could lead to perches being knocked over.

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