BREEDING CONDITIONS REPORT, 2004


RESPONDENT

. Can. Wildlife Serv.

SITE NAME

Polemond River, Ungava Peninsula, Canada

Contact details (phone/fax//e-mail//address):
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PROJECT DETAILS

Project name:

Start of survey:

End of survey: Team size:


WEATHER CONDITIONS

Season phenology: late

Weather conditions:

Poor weather conditions, heavy rainfall and, in some areas, fairly heavy predation point to an average year for waterfowl breeding in Quebec in 2004, despite above average-survey results for most game bird species.

 

Season temperature:
Season humidity: rainy
Date of 50% snow-cover:
Date of ice-break on rivers:
Date of final loss of snow:

BIOTIC CONDITIONS

Rodents abundance evaluation:

Breeding conditions:

The laying season began approximately 20 days later (June 10 to 15 in 2004) than the average starting date in past years. Apparent nesting success at the Ungava Bay sites was very low in 2004. Only 14% to 27% of the eggs were full term, compared with 38% to 70% in 2003. Nesting success at the sites located along Hudson's Bay was similar to that observed in previous years, ie, approximately 75% to 85%.
 

Rodent dynamics:

Rodent species recorded:

LatinAbundance

Summary of fauna studies:

 

FAUNA IN THE STUDY AREA

Group of speciesPresenceAbundanceBreedingDetailed studiesComment

 

SEABIRD COLONIES

speciesComment

 

WATERBIRD NON-BREEDING AGGREGATIONS

speciesAggregation typeNumberComment

 

HUMAN ACTIVITY IN THE STUDY AREA

Human activityComment

 


Source(s):

The Green LaneTM, Environment Canada's Internet site. 2004. 2004 an average year for waterfowl breeding. http://www.qc.ec.gc.ca/faune/sauvagine/sauvagine.html. Last upd.: 2004-10-18.

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