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The Important Bird Areas of Florida: 2000–2002 – Pranty – 2-Jul-02 178Summer Tanager 2 Oct 1998 41 birds (M)Scarlet Tanager 30 Apr 1996 >25 birds (M)Rose-breasted Grosbeak 30 Apr 1996 40 birds (M)Indigo Bunting 30 Apr 1996 >100 birds (M)Dickcissel 23 Apr 1997 116 birds Florida record high count (M)Overall diversity302 natives10 exotics1980 Snowy Plover data from Gore and Chase (1989), Wilson's Plover data provided Lyn Atherton, Paul Blair,Hugh Fagan, and Ann and Rich Paul, 1993–1994 shorebird data from +Sprandel et al. (1997), Snowy and Pipingplover data provided by Patty Kelly (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service), all other data from observations by Lyn andBrooks Atherton, Steve Backes, Paul Blair, Paul Fellers, Brett Hoffman, Ed Kwater, Harry Robinson, Ron Smith,and Margie Wilkinson, published in Florida Field Naturalist.Passage Key National Wildlife Refuge:SPECIES DATES NUMBERS COMMENTSBrown Pelican 1998–2001 mean of 172 pairs (range of 65–326)mean of nearly 2% (rangeof
The Important Bird Areas of Florida: 2000–2002 – Pranty – 2-Jul-02 179Shell Key Preserve:SPECIES DATES NUMBERS COMMENTSReddish Egret 25 Jan 1998 10 birds (N)Roseate Spoonbill 18 Feb 1999 27 birds (N)Snowy Plover 1998–2000 mean of 11 birds (rangemean of 2% (N)of 10–15)Wilson’s Plover 1998–2000 mean of 37 birds (rangeof 31–50)25%? (B)15%? (B)15%? (B)mean of 8% (range of 7–9%) (W)Piping Plover 1998–2001 mean of 41 birds (rangeof 38–47)American Oystercatcher 2000–2001 6 and 7 pairs 1% (B)Red Knot 4 Oct 19974100 birds(M)23 Feb 19982000 birds(W)2 Oct 19992000 birds(M)Shorebirds winter 1993–1994winters 1995–20002594 birds1000–5000 birds(W)typical counts (W)Laughing Gull1995–1999 (deserted2000–2001)mean of 2370 pairs (rangeof 750–>5000)mean of 12% (range of 4–26%) (B)Least Tern 1 Jul 199728 Jun 199831 May 200022 May 2001600 birds>300 birds>80 birds17 pairs6% (N)3% (N)
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MemorandumBill Pranty, Florida IBA
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The Important Bird Areas of Florida
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