Special Scientific Report--Wildlife 123
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Clark (personal communication, 1968, Migratory Bird Populations Station, Laurel, Maryland) did not find any summer movement between his two "resident" woodcock populations in Maine which were only about 20 miles apart. We wish to emphasize, how- ever, that the majority of the Canaan Valley birds (even immature males) were repeatedly taken at, or close to, the point of their original capture.
Banding activities are expanding throughout much of West Virginia with emphasis on woodcock populations ...encompassing the Canaan Valley.
This could provide important information about immigration and emigra- tion, thereby establishing a more positive definition of "local" or "resident" woodcock populations.
23 STUDIES OF AMERICAN WOODCOCK PARASITE FAUNA Annie K. Prestwood, Gary L. Doster, and Frank A. Hayes Southeastern Cooperative Wildlife Disease Study School of Veterinary Medicine University of Georgia Athens, Georgia The parasite fauna of the American woodcock is essentially unknown.
Samuel R. Pursglove (personal communication, 1967, West Virginia Univer- sity, Morgantown) , in a review of the literature, found reports of only two protozoans and nine helminths from this species.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clark (personal communication, 1968, Migratory Bird Populations Station, Laurel, Maryland) did not find any summer movement between his two "resident" woodcock populations in Maine which were only about 20 miles apart. We wish to emphasize, how- ever, that the majority of the Canaan Valley birds (even immature males) were repeatedly taken at, or close to, the point of their original capture.
Banding activities are expanding throughout much of West Virginia with emphasis on woodcock populations ...encompassing the Canaan Valley.
This could provide important information about immigration and emigra- tion, thereby establishing a more positive definition of "local" or "resident" woodcock populations.
23 STUDIES OF AMERICAN WOODCOCK PARASITE FAUNA Annie K. Prestwood, Gary L. Doster, and Frank A. Hayes Southeastern Cooperative Wildlife Disease Study School of Veterinary Medicine University of Georgia Athens, Georgia The parasite fauna of the American woodcock is essentially unknown.
Samuel R. Pursglove (personal communication, 1967, West Virginia Univer- sity, Morgantown) , in a review of the literature, found reports of only two protozoans and nine helminths from this species.
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