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Title
- Pygmy-Owl in Arizona: Sonoran Desert Conservation Plan
Description
Most of the owls until just the last couple of years have been found in residential areas in northwest Tucson. It take a lot of cooperation on the parts of private residents to help get the work done. These are incredible little birds that fill an interesting role in the environment since they are more diurnal versus nocturnal. Our objective is to gather as much information as fast as possible to feed into the process to make this County plan based on the best available science that we have.
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1999
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Identifier
- Identifier ValueXCPM 19.3:R 36/14
Note
- SDCP reports ; 14
- Includes: Cactus ferruginous pygmy-owl surveys and nest monitoring in the Tucson Basin area, Arizona--1996, issued by Arizona Game and Fish Department.