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• W2174448484 abstract "Barrow's Goldeneye (Bucephala islandica) and Bufflehead (B. albeola) are cavity-nesting waterfowl that have received considerable attention in studies using nest boxes, but little is known about their nesting ecology in natural cavities. We found larger clutch size, lower nesting success, and different major predators for Barrow's Goldeneyes nesting in boxes versus those nesting in natural cavities, but few differences for Bufflehead. These differences are attributed to the location and physical differences between Barrow's Goldeneye nest boxes and natural cavities that affect their conspicuousness to predators and conspecific nest-parasitizing females. Goldeneye boxes were concentrated in highly visible locations such as trees at water or forest edge. Natural cavity nests, on the other hand, were often abandoned Pileated Woodpecker (Dryocopus pileatus) cavities, which were more dispersed throughout the forest interior and concealed under dense canopy cover. Bufflehead natural cavity nests were typically closer to edges, which may account for their similarity with boxes. We conclude that in some respects, studies of Barrow's Goldeneye that use nest boxes may not be representative of birds nesting in natural cavities, whereas those of Bufflehead are more likely to be so. Comparación de la Ecología de Nidificación de Bucephala islandica y B. albeola en Nidos Artificiales y en Cavidades Naturales Resumen. Los especies de patos Bucephala islandica y B. albeola anidan en cavidades, por lo que con frecuencia han sido estudiadas usando nidos articificales, pero poco se conoce sobre su ecología de nidificación en cavidades naturales. Los individuos de B. islandica que anidan en nidos artificiales presentaron nidadas más grandes, menor éxito reproductivo y distintos depredadores que los individuos que anidan en cavidades naturales, pero detectamos pocas diferencias para B. albeola. Estas diferencias son atribuidas a la ubicación y a las diferencias físicas entre los nidos artificiales y las cavidades naturales de B. islandica que afectan su visibilidad para deprededores y hembras coespecíficas que parasitan los nidos. Los nidos artificiales de B. islandica estuvieron concentrados en lugares muy visibles como árboles al borde del bosque o a la orilla del agua. Por el contrario, las cavidades naturales frecuentemente fueron cavidades abandonadas de Dryocopus pileatus, las cuales se presentaron más dispersas por el interior del bosque y ocultas bajo un dosel denso. Las cavidades naturales de B. albeola se ubicaron típicamente más cerca del borde, lo que tal vez explica la semejanza con los nidos artificiales. Concluimos que en algunos casos, los estudios de B. islandica que utilizan nidos artificiales pueden no ser representativos de individuos que anidan en cavidades naturales, mientras que los estudios de B. albeola probablemente sí sean más representativos." @default.
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• W2174448484 title "A COMPARISON OF THE CHARACTERISTICS AND FATE OF BARROW'S GOLDENEYE AND BUFFLEHEAD NESTS IN NEST BOXES AND NATURAL CAVITIES" @default.
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