Special Scientific Report--Wildlife 205
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This number was greater than that for the sagebrush grid (27), but below the number for juniper (36).
Trees in the ponderosa type were generally well spaced and offered good watch-perches for flycatchers and other birds. These perches were higher above ground than those on the juniper grid and the feeding birds did not seem to drop to the ground so often for food. Dead and spike-topped trees were relatively scarce, but many contained a few to many holes made by woodpeckers. The ponderosa pine t...rees bear irregular crops of seed (Dahms and Barrett 1975) which, when available, are very attractive to some of the more erratic species, such as the red crossbills and evening grosbeaks. Shrub cover was spotty, and herbaceous cover was so sparse it was probably of little importance to the birdlife.
In a ponderosa pine community in southeastern Arizona, Balda (1969) found 336 breeding bird territories per 40.5 ha. This is 63, 37, and 41% greater than the three yearly population estimates of this present study.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This number was greater than that for the sagebrush grid (27), but below the number for juniper (36).
Trees in the ponderosa type were generally well spaced and offered good watch-perches for flycatchers and other birds. These perches were higher above ground than those on the juniper grid and the feeding birds did not seem to drop to the ground so often for food. Dead and spike-topped trees were relatively scarce, but many contained a few to many holes made by woodpeckers. The ponderosa pine t...rees bear irregular crops of seed (Dahms and Barrett 1975) which, when available, are very attractive to some of the more erratic species, such as the red crossbills and evening grosbeaks. Shrub cover was spotty, and herbaceous cover was so sparse it was probably of little importance to the birdlife.
In a ponderosa pine community in southeastern Arizona, Balda (1969) found 336 breeding bird territories per 40.5 ha. This is 63, 37, and 41% greater than the three yearly population estimates of this present study.
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