Renesting by California Least Terns (Reanidamiento de Sterna antillarum browni en California)
Breeding sites of Least Terns (Sterna antillarum browni) form five clusters along the California coast. Renesting in the seven-colony Los Angeles/Orange County cluster was generally at the same or an adjacent colony (89%). Moves outside the cluster have rarely been documented. The major cause of ren...
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description | Breeding sites of Least Terns (Sterna antillarum browni) form five clusters along the California coast. Renesting in the seven-colony Los Angeles/Orange County cluster was generally at the same or an adjacent colony (89%). Moves outside the cluster have rarely been documented. The major cause of renesting was loss of chicks, mostly attributable to predation. Loss of eggs was rare until 1986, but rose significantly in 1986 and 1987 with increased predation by red foxes (Vulpes fulva) and American Crows (Corvus brachyrhynchos). The interval between loss of eggs and renesting was 4-16 d; after chick loss the interval before renesting was 5-12 d. Evidence of group adherence was found in renesting patterns at several colony sites. /// A lo largo de la costa de California se pueden encontrar cinco congregaciones de anidamiento de la gaviota Sterna antillarum browni. En la congregación del condado Los Angeles/Orange individuos de la colonia 7 reanidaron, en el 89% de los casos, en la misma área o en una colonia adyacente. Movimientos fuera de una misma congregación raras veces han sido documentados. La causa principal de reanidamiento lo fué la perdida de polluelos, atribuible a depredación. La perdida de huevos resultó ser rara hasta el 1986. No obstante, aumentó considerablemente durante 1986 y 1987 a causa de depredación por parte de zorras rojas (Vulpes fulva) y cuervos (Corvus brachyrhynchos). El intérvalo entre la perdida de huevos y el reanidamiento resultó ser de 4-16 d., y de 5-12 d. cuando hubo perdida de pichones. Evidencia de adherencia grupal fué encontrada en el patrón de reanidamiento de aves en diferentes zonas de la colonia. |
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