Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10503270 Landscape and Urban Planning 2012 8 Pages PDF
Abstract
► We investigated how changes to the agricultural landscape influences nest site use by barn owls. ► Thirty percent of nest sites used in the early 1990s were lost by 2007. ► Loss of grassland habitat did not predict the continued use of remaining nest sites. ► Barn owls were less likely to persist at sites with increased highway traffic exposure. ► The length of highway within a 1-km radius of available nest sites influences whether they are occupied by barn owls.
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