Spring-season social organization of the Hazel Grouse (Bonasa bonasia) in relation to habitat type in temperate forests of South Korea

Ornis Fennica

Volumn 87, Issue 4, 2010, Pages 160-167

  Rhim, Shin Jae ^a  

^a Chung Ang University   (South Korea)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

BODY SIZE; BREEDING SITE; DECIDUOUS FOREST; GAMEBIRD; HABITAT TYPE; PLUMAGE; RADIOTELEMETRY; SEASONALITY; SOCIAL ORGANIZATION; UNDERSTORY;

SOUTH KOREA;

AVES; BONASA BONASIA;

EID: 78651359418     PISSN: 00305685     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Article

References (32)

1. Åberg, J., Jansson, G., Swenson, J.E. & Mikusinski, G. 2000: Difficulties in detecting habitat selection by animals in generally suitable areas. -Wildlife Biology 6: 89-99.
2. Åberg, J., Swenson, J.E. & Angelstam, P. 2003: The habitat requirements of hazel grouse (Bonasa bonasia) in managed boreal forest and applicability of forest stand descriptions as a tool to identify suitable patches. Forest Ecology and Management 175: 437-444.
3. Aebischer, N.J., Robertson, P.A. & Kenward, R.E. 1993: Compositional analysis of habitat use from animal radio-tracking data. -Ecology 74: 1313-1325.
4. Bergmann, H.H., Klaus, S., Mler, F., Scherzingcr, W., Swenson, J.E. & Wiesner, J. 1996: Die Haselhner Bonasa bonasia und B. sewerzowi. -Magdeburg, Wissenschaften. (In German)
5. Bonczar, Z. & Swenson, J.E. 1992: Geographical variation in spotting patterns on hazel grouse Bonasa bonasia primary feathers: consequences forage determination. - Omis Fennica 69: 193-197.
6. Donner, D.M., Probst, J.R. & Ribic, C.A. 2008: Influence of habitat amount, arrangement, and use on population trend estimates of male Kirtland's warblers. -Landscape Ecology 23: 467-480.
7. Drovetski, S.V. 1997: Spring social organization, habitat use, diet, and body mass dynamics of Hazel Grouse Bonasa bonasia in northeastern Asia. -Wildlife Biology 3: 251-259.
8. Fang, Y. & Sun, Y.H. 1997: Brood movement and natal dispersal of Hazel Grouse Bonasa bonasia at Changbai Mountain, Jilin Province, China. -Wildlife Biology 3: 261-264.
9. Fisher, J.T., Boutin, S. & Hannon, S.J. 2005: The protean relationship between boreal forest landscape structure and Red Squirrel distribution at multiple spatial scales. -Landscape Ecology 20: 73-82. (Pubitemid 40870300)
10. Fritz, H., Said, S., Renaud, P.C., Mutake, S., Coid, C. & Monicat, F. 2003: The effects of agricultural field and human settlements on the use of rivers by wildlife in the mid-Zambezi valley, Zimbabwe. -Landscape Ecology 18: 293-302.
11. Johnsgard, P.A. 1983: The Grouse of the World. -Univ. Nebraska Press, Lincoln.
12. King, D. & Rappole, J.H. 2000: Winter flock of insectivorous birds in montane pine-oak forests in middle America. -Condor 102: 664-672. (Pubitemid 30647494)
13. Kristan, W.B.III, Johnson, M.D. & Rotenberry, J.T. 2007: Choices and consequences of habitat selection for birds. -Condor 109: 485-488.
14. Millspaugh, J.J. & Marzuluff, J.M. 2001: Radio Tracking and Animal Populations.-Academic Press, San Diego.
15. Mönkkönen, M. & Reunanen, P. 1999: On critical thresholds in landscape connectivity: a management perspective. -Oikos 84: 302-305.
16. Montadert, M. & Leonard, P. 2006: Post-juvenile dispersal of hazel grouse Bonasa bonasia in an expanding population of the southeastern French Alps. -Ibis 148: 1-13.
17. Pearce-Higgins, J.W., Grant, M.C., Robinson, M.C. & Haysom, S.L. 2007: The role of forest maturation in causing the decline of black grouse Tetrao tetrix. Ibis 149: 143-155.
18. Pulliam, H.R. & Millikan, G.C. 1982: Social organization in the nonreproductive season. -In Avian Biology, Vol. 6 (ed. Famer, D.S., King, J.R. & Parkes, K.C.): 167-197. Academic Press, New York.
19. Rhim, S.J. 2002: Characteristics of distribution, behavior ecology and habitat use of hazel grouse Bonasa bonasia in Korea. -PhD thesis, Seoul Nat'l Univ., Seoul. (In Korean with English summary)
20. Rhim, S.J. 2006: Home range and habitat selection of hazel grouse Bonasa bonasia in a temperate forest of South Korea. -Forest Ecology and Management 226: 22-25.
21. Rhim, S.J. & Lee, W.S. 2001: Characteristics of hazel grouse Bonasa bonasia distribution in southern Korea. -Wildlife Biology 7: 257-261.
22. Rhim, S.J. & Lee, W.S. 2004: Seasonal changes in territorial behavior of hazel grouse Bonasa bonasia in a temperate forest of South Korea. -Journal of Ornithology 145:31-34.
23. Said, S. & Servanty, S. 2005: The influence of landscape structure on female roe deer home-range size. - Landscape Ecology 20: 1003-1012.
24. Samuel, M.D. & Garton, E.O. 1985: Home ranges weighted normal estimated and tests of underlying assumptions. -Journal of Wildlife Management 49: 513-519.
25. Storch, I. 1997: Male territoriality, female range use, and spatial organization of capercaillie Tetrao urogallus leks. -Wildlife Biology 3: 149-161.
26. Storch, I. 2000: Status Survey and Conservation Action Plan 2000-2004 Grouse. -WPA/BirdLife/SSC Grouse Specialist Group, IUCN, Gland.
27. Swenson, J.E. 1991: Social organization of hazel grouse and ecological factors influencing it. -PhD thesis, Univ. Alberta, Alberta.
28. Swenson, J.E. 1993: The importance of alder to hazel grouse in Fennoscandian boreal forest: evidence from four levels of scale. -Ecography 16: 37-46.
29. Swenson, J.E., Andreev, A.V. & Drovetskii, S.V. 1995: Factors shaping winter social organization in hazel grouse Bonasa bonasia: a comparative study in the eastern and western Palearctic. -Journal of Avian Biology 26: 4-12.
30. Swenson, J.E. & Boag, D.A. 1993. Are hazel grouse Bonasa bonasia monogamous? -Ibis 135: 463-467.
31. Tirpak, J.M., Giuliano, W.M., Miller, C.A., Allen, T.J., Birttner, S., Edwards, J.W., Friedhof, S., Igo, W.K., Stauffer, D.F. & Norman, G.W. 2006: Ruffed grouse nest success and habitat selection in the central and southern Appalachians. -Journal of Wildlife Management 70: 138-144.
32. Thompson, F.R., Freiling, D.A. & Fritzell, E.K. 1987: Drumming, nesting, and brood habitat of ruffed grouse in an oak-hickory forest. -Journal of Wildlife Management 51: 568-575.