Special Scientific Report--Wildlife 166
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The San Luis Valley, Colorado's most important duck breeding area, continued in a dry cycle which began in 1971. The run off from the snow pack in the mountains surrounding North Park produced only fair water conditions. Marshes and drainage basins in the Cache la Poudre and South Platte River Valleys were dry and river flows extremely low. Low water along the rivers in northern Colorado was detrimental to duck nesting, but did insure that island- nesting Canada geese would not be threatened by... flooding.
Breeding populations and production (tables B.-57 through B-60) The reduction in the number of breeding pairs in Colorado's two major breeding areas, the San Luis Valley and North Park, resulted in the smallest breeding pair total recorded for the State since 1964.
The 47,300 breeding pairs are nearly 20 percent below the long-term average. Only in the Cache la Poudre Valley were more breeding pairs observed in 1972 than in 1971.
The mallard, although recording a decrease in total numbers from its 1971 level, increased in terms of the composition of the total breeding population.
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The San Luis Valley, Colorado's most important duck breeding area, continued in a dry cycle which began in 1971. The run off from the snow pack in the mountains surrounding North Park produced only fair water conditions. Marshes and drainage basins in the Cache la Poudre and South Platte River Valleys were dry and river flows extremely low. Low water along the rivers in northern Colorado was detrimental to duck nesting, but did insure that island- nesting Canada geese would not be threatened by... flooding.
Breeding populations and production (tables B.-57 through B-60) The reduction in the number of breeding pairs in Colorado's two major breeding areas, the San Luis Valley and North Park, resulted in the smallest breeding pair total recorded for the State since 1964.
The 47,300 breeding pairs are nearly 20 percent below the long-term average. Only in the Cache la Poudre Valley were more breeding pairs observed in 1972 than in 1971.
The mallard, although recording a decrease in total numbers from its 1971 level, increased in terms of the composition of the total breeding population.
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