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Nesting success increased with the availability of snags and dead branches, which may increase foraging opportunities and parental attentiveness at the nest, leading to more effective nest defense. We used known-fate models in Program MARK to estimate survival within and between years and to evaluate the effects of foliar cover number of available cover patches , snag density treatment high density vs. Red-headed Wood- pecker nests occurred farther from grassland edges in large diameter snags within severely burned quaking aspen Populus tremuloides stands. Subscribe Now Already a subscriber? Some of the native species found in Missouri include: Rapid anthropogenic habitat changes can lead to non-ideal habitat use by animals, often resulting in lower fitness and population declines. Conservation management to arrest declines or increase populations is difficult, because many aspects of the species' demography remain poorly understood.

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