Bird point locations by date and species at Carpinteria Salt Marsh
In 30 surveys, we mapped 21,486 birds comprising 88 species “interact with” the intertidal habitat. Each full “survey” represents a unique month-year-tide combination (but not necessarily a unique day). Specifically, for each of 15 months between January 2012 and March 2013 we conducted separate, but temporally adjacent high-tide and low-tide bird surveys (30 in total) throughout the intertidal habitats. Back to back surveys within the same month are not meant to be independent measures of bird abundance and should be averaged to get an idea of bird abundance in a particular month. Birds were counted if they were in the intertidal habitat. We also counted some species, like raptors, if they were perched in adjacent upland habitats, but potentially interact with the estuary. We include information on the distribution of raccoon latrines that were persistent in this habitat during the study period.
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| description | In 30 surveys, we mapped 21,486 birds comprising 88 species “interact with” the intertidal habitat. Each full “survey” represents a unique month-year-tide combination (but not necessarily a unique day). Specifically, for each of 15 months between January 2012 and March 2013 we conducted separate, but temporally adjacent high-tide and low-tide bird surveys (30 in total) throughout the intertidal habitats. Back to back surveys within the same month are not meant to be independent measures of bird abundance and should be averaged to get an idea of bird abundance in a particular month. Birds were counted if they were in the intertidal habitat. We also counted some species, like raptors, if they were perched in adjacent upland habitats, but potentially interact with the estuary. We include information on the distribution of raccoon latrines that were persistent in this habitat during the study period. |
| distribution |
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| identifier | http://datainventory.doi.gov/id/dataset/USGS_581b8be2e4b0bb36a4cbb2cf |
| keyword |
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"California",
"Carpinteria",
"Carpinteria Salt Marsh Reserve",
"Santa Barbara County",
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| modified | 2020-08-30T00:00:00Z |
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| spatial | -119.54535349, 34.394584289, -119.5262487, 34.405836436 |
| theme |
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|
| title | Bird point locations by date and species at Carpinteria Salt Marsh |
