Nom du projet
Inventaire des hiboux nocturnes du Manitoba
Niveau d'accès
par requête
Première année
1990
Most species of owls are nocturnal and are therefore poorly monitored by existing multi-species surveys, such as the breeding bird survey, migration Monitoring, and Christmas bird counts. Information on distribution, abundance, and population trends of Manitoba owls is required to monitor their conservation status. Manitoba Nocturnal Owl Survey was initiated in 1991 to: Obtain information on owl distribution, estimate their relative abundance, estimate trends in their population, determining habitat associations of owls.
Manitoba
Four target species are Great Grey Owl, Barred Owl, Boreal Owl and Northern Saw-whet Owl??
To obtain information on owl distribution, estimate their relative abundance, estimate trends in their population, and determine habitat associations of owls.
Randomly selected routes
Similar to other roadside surveys using tape playback. Two volunteers drive pre-determined route, stopping at fixed intervals (1.6 km apart) along roadside. At each stop, timed listening periods. Surveyor identifies and records all owls seen or heard during each listening period. Surveys begin one half hour after sunset during a single evening in April and take approximately 3 hours to complete (not including travel time to and from the survey route).
Oiseaux Canada and Manitoba Department of Natural Resources. 2025. "Inventaire des hiboux nocturnes du Manitoba". Données obtenues de NatureCounts, Oiseaux Canada. 10.71842/6xe8-ss89