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9.0 Birds<br />

Table 9.4-1. Percent Composition by Guild <strong>and</strong> Most Numerous Species in Los Angeles <strong>and</strong> Long<br />

Beach Harbors, December 2007 - November <strong>2008</strong>.<br />

Guild Percent Most Abundant Species % Total<br />

Rank <strong>of</strong><br />

Ten Most<br />

Abundant<br />

Aerial Fish Foragers 17.5% Brown Pelican 9.6% 4<br />

Elegant Tern 7.0% 7<br />

other 1.0%<br />

Gulls 34.4% Western Gull 24.6% 1<br />

Heermann's Gull 7.3% 6<br />

California Gull 1.2% 10<br />

Other 1.4%<br />

Large Shorebirds 0.6% (Black Oystercatcher most numerous) 0.6%<br />

Raptors 0.1% (Osprey most numerous) 0.1%<br />

Small Shorebirds 1.6% (Black-bellied Plover most numerous) 1.6%<br />

Upl<strong>and</strong> Birds 6.2% Rock Dove 5.1% 8<br />

Other 1.1%<br />

Waterfowl 38.5% Br<strong>and</strong>t's Cormorant 14.1% 2<br />

Surf Scoter 11.2% 3<br />

Western Grebe 8.0% 5<br />

Double-crested Cormorant 3.5% 9<br />

Other 1.6%<br />

Wading/Marsh Birds 1.1% Great Blue Heron 0.8%<br />

Other 0.3%<br />

Total 100.0% Top Ten Ranked Species 91.6%<br />

<strong>2008</strong> Biological Surveys <strong>of</strong> Los Angeles <strong>and</strong> Long Beach Harbors 9–15<br />

April 2010

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