Effects of Olfactory and Visual Predators on Nest Success and Nest-site Selection of Waterfowl in North Dakota

Effects of Olfactory and Visual Predators on Nest Success and Nest-site Selection of Waterfowl in North Dakota

162 pages· 2008· ISBN 9780549727958
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Waterfowl selected nesting sites with greater visual concealment than random locations (lateral concealment). However, the only difference found between successful and depredated nests was lateral dispersion, an olfactory concealment characteristic.

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