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Table 1. Coyote Run Open Space 2017 Avian Survey Results. <br />Transect or Point <br />Species <br />Number <br />Activity <br />DAU01 <br />Cliff Swallow <br />Petrochelidon pyrrhonota <br />1 <br />Foraging over transect. <br />Blue Jay <br />Cyanocitta cristata <br />3 <br />Three fledglings jumping/flying <br />from limb to limb in large <br />cottonwood tree. <br />4.2.Daughenbaugh Open Space <br />Daughenbaugh was surveyed on the morning of June 20, 2017. Table 2 provides the transect name, <br />species, number, and activity when detected. <br />DAU01: Daughenbaugh transect 01 (DAU01) runs from east to west and is located on the <br />south side of the Open Space. Because of the diversity of plants and structural height most <br />of the detections occurred on the east end of the transect. Prior to the start of the survey a <br />male Blue Grosbeak (Passerina caerulea) was observed foraging on one of last year's <br />common mullein seed heads. Seven species (the second highest species count for the three <br />Open Space properties surveyed) were detected: the dominant species detected was the Cliff <br />Swallow as it foraged near the Goodhue Ditch. <br />DAU02: Daughenbaugh transect 02 (DAU02) runs from the southwest to the northeast and <br />is located on the north end of the Open Space. Because the habitat along the transect is <br />limited by the active prairie dog colony the dominant plant species is field bindweed. Little <br />suitable nesting habitat is found along the transect. At the northwest end the prairie dogs <br />are not as active and there is more diversity, and more avian activity. Of the four species <br />detected, the Vesper Sparrow (Pooecetes gramineus) was the dominant species detected with all <br />detections occurring near the northwest end of the transect. Other Vesper Sparrows could <br />be heard on the private property to the east. <br />Table 2. Daughenbaugh Open Space 2017 Avian Survey Results. <br />Transect or Point <br />Species <br />Number <br />Activity <br />DAU01 <br />Barn Swallow <br />Hirundo rustica <br />1 <br />Foraging over the transect near the <br />Goodhue Ditch. <br />House Finch <br />Carpodacus mexicanus <br />2 <br />Singing from top of tree to the <br />south of the transect. <br />Northern Flicker <br />Colaptes auratus <br />1 <br />Flying over the transect from south <br />to north. <br />Blue Grosbeak <br />Passerina caerulea <br />1 <br />Flushed from near transect. <br />Savannah Sparrow <br />Passerculus sandwichensis <br />1 <br />Flushed from near transect. <br />Cliff Swallow <br />Petrochelidon pyrrhonota <br />5 <br />Foraging over the transect near the <br />Goodhue Ditch. <br />Common Grackle <br />Quiscalus quiscula <br />3 <br />Flew from west to east along the <br />transect. <br />9 <br />16 <br />
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