NPS OnlineData CSDGM BioProfile LEWI Park FOCL Park NCCN Network biology Wildlife Resource Management Bret Christoe Mount Rainier National Park Data Manager mailing and physical

Tahoma Woods

Star Route

Ashford WA 98304-9751 USA (360) 569-2211ext 3379 (360) 569-2191 bret_christoe@nps.gov 8am-5pm NR-GIS North Coast and Cascades Network (NCCN) Project Code John Boetsch Olympic National Park Data Manager mailing and physical address

600 East Park Ave.

Port Angeles WA 98362 USA (360)565-3064 (360)565-3070 john_boetsch@nps.gov 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday email first Project Code Project Code, maintained in NCCN Project Tracking Database Project_Code BDa05 41748 Rodney B. Siegel and Robert L. Wilkerson, The Institute for Bird Populations Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 20050330 Access database (MDB) http://science.nature.nps.gov/nrdata tabular digital data We used variable circular plot point counts to describe avian presence and abundance at specific points in a parkwide grid pattern. We recorded all species detected and the linear distance to each bird when first seen, date, time, and level of ambient noise. A journal was keep for each field day describing location (UTM coordinates), Pacific Meridian Resources habitat type (cover type), and elevation. At each point, vegetation was classified into one of 13 habitat types for the circular 50 m radius plot centered at the point count survey point. Data from this rapid characterization included aspect, slope, vegetation cover (herbaceous, shrub, and tree), and densiometer readings recorded along 20 m transects in the 4 cardinal directions. NPS established the Natural Resource Inventory and Monitoring Program to help park units collect scientifically credible ecological resource information and to develop or improve field and analytical monitoring techniques. As a first step, a 5-year inventory was initiated to gather a core set of data describing park vascular plants and vertebrate resources. This landbird survey gathered data to describe avian abundance, distribution, and habitat use at 3 large parks (MORA, NOCA, and OLYM), and at 2 small parks (LEWI and SAJH) within the North Coast and Cascades Network (NCCN). Data was also collected to aid in the development of a network monitoring program for breeding songbirds (e.g. sample sizes needed). The Access database contains all the data records and attribute information, and the associated ArcGIS shapefile contains the point count locations (see Cross Referenced LEWIBDa05a.shp), which can be linked to the database through the unique IDs (POINT). The database was last revised September 26, 2006. 20040528 20040530 ground condition Complete One additional year of Inventory data will be collected in 2006 and incorporated into a Long-term Monitoring Landbirds database. Thereafter, it will be updated as needed. -123.943339 -123.860058 46.139418 46.097749 Within the boundary of Lewis and Clark National Historical Park, located in Astoria, Oregon. National Park Service Theme Category Thesaurus Biology Wildlife Resource Management ISO 19115 Topic Category biota environment none breeding bird inventory variable circular plot point count habitat distribution abundance National Park System Unit Code Thesaurus LEWI FOCL NCCN None Oregon Astoria Pacific Northwest National Park System Unit Code ThesaurusLEWIFOCLNCCN National Park System Unit Name ThesaurusLewis And Clark National and State Historical ParksFort Clatsop National MemorialNorth Coast and Cascades Network Network None None Bob Kuntz North Cascades National Park Service Complex Wildlife Biologist mailing and physical

North Cascades National Park Service Complex

810 State Rte. 20

Sedro-Woolley WA 98284 USA 360-856-5700, ext 368 360-856-1934 Robert_Kuntz@nps.gov 8am-5pm phone Rodney B. Siegel and Robert L. Wilkerson, The Institute for Bird Populations Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 20050330 ArcGIS shapefile http://nrdata.nps.gov/lewi/lewidata/LEWIBDa05a.zip vector digital data Rodney B. Siegel and Robert L. Wilkerson, The Institute for Bird Populations Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 20050330 Point Reyes Station, CA 94956-1346 The Institute for Bird Populations Final report http://nrdata.nps.gov/lewi/lewidata/LEWI_Landbird_Inventory_Report_2005Mar30.pdf document None multiple species birds Galliformes Piciformes Passeriformes Oscines Integrated Taxonomic Information System website 20060719 http://www.itis.usda.gov/ American Ornithologists' Union 1998 Seventh Edition, plus the 42nd through 46th supplements to the Checklist. http://www.aou.org/checklist/ The Institute for Bird Populations Rodney Siegel mailing address

PO Box 1346

Point Reyes Station CA 94956 USA (415) 663-2051 rsiegel@birdpop.org Scientific names of all birds observed were submitted to Integrated Taxonomic Information System for verification All names matched ITIS except Dendroica townsendi x occidentalis, and Actitis macularius, which ITIS identified as Actitis macularia Kingdom Animalia Phylum Chordata Subphylum Vertebrata Class Aves Order Anseriformes Family Anatidae Genus Anas Species Anas platyrhynchos Mallard Pato de collar canard colvert Genus Branta Species Branta canadensis Canada Goose Ganso canadiense bernache du Canada Order Apodiformes Family Trochilidae Subfamily Trochilinae Genus Selasphorus Species Selasphorus rufus Rufous Hummingbird Zumbador rufo Order Ciconiiformes Family Accipitridae Genus Circus Species Circus cyaneus Gavilan rastrero Northern Harrier busard saint-martin Genus Haliaeetus Species Haliaeetus leucocephalus Bald Eagle pygargue a tete blanche Aguila cabeza blanca Genus Pandion Species Pandion haliaetus Gavilan pescador Osprey balbuzard pecheur Family Ardeidae Genus Ardea Species Ardea herodias Garza morena Great Blue Heron grand heron Family Charadriidae Genus Charadrius Species Charadrius vociferus Chorlo tildio Killdeer pluvier kildir Family Ciconiidae Genus Cathartes Species Cathartes aura Turkey Vulture Zopilote aura urubu a tete rouge Family Laridae Genus Larus Species Larus occidentalis Gaviota occidental Western Gull Genus Sterna Species Sterna caspia Caspian Tern Charran caspia sterne caspienne Family Phalacrocoracidae Genus Phalacrocorax Species Phalacrocorax auritus Cormoran orejudo Double-crested Cormorant cormoran a aigrettes Family Scolopacidae Genus Actitis Species Actitis macularia Playero alzacolita Spotted Sandpiper chevalier grivele Order Columbiformes Family Columbidae Subfamily Columbinae Genus Patagioenas Species Patagioenas fasciata Genus Zenaida Species Zenaida macroura Mourning Dove Paloma huilota tourterelle triste Order Passeriformes Family Bombycillidae Genus Bombycilla Species Bombycilla cedrorum Ampelis chinito Cedar Waxwing jaseur d Amerique Family Certhiidae Genus Certhia Species Certhia americana Brown Creeper Trepador americano grimpereau brun Genus Cistothorus Species Cistothorus palustris Chivirin pantanero Marsh Wren troglodyte des marais Genus Troglodytes Species Troglodytes troglodytes Chivirin chochin Winter Wren troglodyte mignon Family Corvidae Genus Corvus Species Corvus brachyrhynchos American Crow Cuervo americano corneille d Amerique Species Corvus corax Common Raven Cuervo comun grand corbeau Genus Cyanocitta Species Cyanocitta stelleri Chara crestada Steller's Jay geai de Steller Family Fringillidae Genus Agelaius Species Agelaius phoeniceus Red-winged Blackbird Tordo sargento carouge a epaulettes Genus Carduelis Species Carduelis pinus Jilguero pinero Pine Siskin tarin des pins Species Carduelis tristis American Goldfinch Jilguero canario chardonneret jaune Genus Carpodacus Species Carpodacus purpureus Pinzon purpureo Purple Finch roselin pourpre Genus Dendroica Species Dendroica coronata Chipe coronado Yellow-rumped Warbler paruline a croupion jaune Species Dendroica nigrescens Black-throated Gray Warbler Chipe negrogris paruline grise Species Dendroica occidentalis Chipe cabeza amarilla Hermit Warbler paruline a tete jaune Species Dendroica petechia Chipe amarillo Yellow Warbler paruline jaune Species Dendroica townsendi Chipe negroamarillo Townsend's Warbler Genus Euphagus Species Euphagus cyanocephalus Brewer's Blackbird Tordo ojo amarillo quiscale de Brewer Genus Geothlypis Species Geothlypis trichas Common Yellowthroat Mascarita comun paruline masquee Genus Junco Species Junco hyemalis Dark-eyed Junco Junco ojo oscuro junco ardoise Genus Loxia Species Loxia curvirostra Picotuerto rojo Red Crossbill bec-croise des sapins Genus Melospiza Species Melospiza melodia Gorrion cantor Song Sparrow bruant chanteur Genus Molothrus Species Molothrus ater Brown-headed Cowbird Tordo cabeza cafe vacher a tete brune Genus Passerculus Species Passerculus sandwichensis Gorrion sabanero Savannah Sparrow bruant des pres Genus Pheucticus Species Pheucticus melanocephalus Black-headed Grosbeak Picogordo tigrillo Genus Pipilo Species Pipilo maculatus Genus Piranga Species Piranga ludoviciana Tangara capucha roja Western Tanager tangara a tete rouge Genus Vermivora Species Vermivora celata Chipe corona naranja Orange-crowned Warbler paruline verdatre Genus Wilsonia Species Wilsonia pusilla Chipe corona negra Wilson's Warbler paruline a calotte noire Genus Zonotrichia Species Zonotrichia leucophrys Gorrion corona blanca White-crowned Sparrow bruant a couronne blanche Family Hirundinidae Genus Hirundo Species Hirundo rustica Barn Swallow Golondrina tijereta hirondelle rustique Genus Petrochelidon Species Petrochelidon pyrrhonota Cliff Swallow hirondelle a front blanc Genus Tachycineta Species Tachycineta thalassina Golondrina verdemar Violet-green Swallow Family Muscicapidae Genus Catharus Species Catharus ustulatus Swainson's Thrush Zorzal de Swainson grive a dos olive Genus Turdus Species Turdus migratorius American Robin Mirlo primavera merle d Amerique Family Paridae Genus Poecile Species Poecile atricapillus Black-capped Chickadee mesange a tete noire Species Poecile rufescens Family Regulidae Genus Regulus Species Regulus satrapa Golden-crowned Kinglet Reyezuelo de oro roitelet a couronne doree Family Sittidae Genus Sitta Species Sitta canadensis Red-breasted Nuthatch Sita canadiense sittelle a poitrine rousse Family Sturnidae Genus Sturnus Species Sturnus vulgaris Estornino pinto European Starling etourneau sansonnet Family Tyrannidae Genus Empidonax Species Empidonax alnorum Alder Flycatcher Mosquero ailero moucherolle des aulnes Species Empidonax difficilis Mosquero californiano Western Flycatcher Family Vireonidae Genus Vireo Species Vireo gilvus Vireo gorjeador Warbling Vireo vireo melodieux Species Vireo huttoni Hutton's Vireo Vireo reyezuelo Order Piciformes Family Picidae Subfamily Picinae Genus Dryocopus Species Dryocopus pileatus Pileated Woodpecker grand pic Genus Picoides Species Picoides villosus Carpintero velloso-mayor Hairy Woodpecker pic chevelu Jim Schaberl, Wildlife Biologist, Mount Rainier National; Park Patti Happe, Wildlife Biologist, Olympic National Park; Shelley Hall, Wildlife Biologist, Olympic National Park; Heidi K. Pedersen, Field Biologist, The Institute for Bird Populations; Kurt Jenkins, Research Consultant, U.S. Geological Survey; Seattle City Light, for funding inventories at North Cascades National Park; National Park Service, for funding (the Natural Resource Preservation Program and the Inventory and Monitoring Program) http://nrdata.nps.gov/lewi/lewidata/lewi_landbird_inventory_bda05.xmlRodney B. Siegel and Robert L. Wilkerson, The Institute for Bird PopulationsLewis and Clark National Historical Park20050330 None Although the original sample design included a Park-wide grid comprised of 101 point count locations, we learned at the last minute that park personnel were unable to arrange permission for us to access lands that were in the process of being transferred to park management. Unfortunately, these lands constitute the majority of the Park. We were thus unable to access 66 out of 101 sampling points. During the survey season of 2006, these additional lands (including all of Fort Clatsop as well as Sunset Beach, Cape Disappointment and Clark's Dismal Nitch) will be accessible and the data will be incorporated into a Landbird Long-term Monitoring database. We excluded data such as bird age, sex, wing chord, total length, tarsus length, weight, and stage of molt. Field We used five-minute variable circular plot (VCP) point counts coupled with detailed habitat descriptions of each point count location as our primary means of surveying birds. VCP point counts entailed recording the horizontal distance, estimated to the nearest meter, to every bird seen or heard during the point count. Vegetation descriptions entailed assigning a primary and secondary habitat classification to 50 m radius circular plot centered on each survey point. We also measured the canopy cover using a spherical densiometer, and recorded summary plot characteristics such as aspect, slope, and the presence of running or standing water. Fancy, Steve G. and John. R. Sauer. 2000 Document Fort Collins, CO. National Park Service, Inventory and Monitoring Program. Siegel, Rodney B. 2000 Document National Park Service Technical Report NPS/NRNOCA/NRTR/00-03 Denver, CO USDI National Park Service Point-count location coordinates were exported from Access MDB to ArcGIS shapefile (LEWIBDa05a.shp) 20060821 ArcGIS 8.3 none none We tested field crews to insure they could identify by sight and sound all birds found in NCCN parks. Once data was entered into all databases, they were screened to insure all fields had identifiable codes. All database fields were cross-checked (on all forms) to insure they matched (e.g. date on point count form for point A matched date on vegetation form for point A). We plotted all coordinates and visually inspected them to insure coordinates were accurate. IBP_PCT IN LEWI_Landbird_Inventory_BDa05.mdb Point count data, Microsoft Access IN LEWI_Landbird_Inventory_BDa05.mdb LOC Name of the park, LECL = Lewis and Clark National Historical Park; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 4. LECL Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Lewis and Clark National Historical Park DATE Date the point count was conducted (mm/dd/yyyy); Field Type= dbDate, Field Size= 8. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 5/28/2004 5/30/2004 POINT Number of point count station. Can be used to link to vegetation data table; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 3. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Unique identifier HAB 4-character code identifying the dominant habitat type; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 4. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park CODM Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Conifer Deciduous Mix DOFI Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Douglas-fir DUGR Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Dune Grass MEAD Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Meadow PAWE Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Palustrine Wetland PAST Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Pasture REAL Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Red Alder RIWE Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Riverine Wetland SHPI Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Shore Pine SHRU Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Shrub WATE Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Water WEHE Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Western Hemlock WSWE Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Willow/Shrub Wetland BIRDOBS Initials of the point count observer; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 2. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park AB Amy Brown Observer MH Observer Mandy Holmgren NOISE Noise interference; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 1. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 1 no noise Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 2 gentle babbling brook noise, probably not missing birds Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 3 Lewis and Clark National Historical Park babbling creek noise, might be missing some high-pitched songs/calls of distant birds 4 Lewis and Clark National Historical Park rushing creek noise, detection radius is probably substantially reduced TIME Time of day the point count began; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 4. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Time of day point count started SPEC Bird species detected (4-character code); Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 4. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park AMCR American Crow Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) AMGO American Goldfinch Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) AMRO American Robin Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) BAEA Bald Eagle Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) BARS Barn Swallow Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) BCCH Black-capped Chickadee Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) BHCO Brown-headed Cowbird Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) BHGR Black-headed Grosbeak Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) BRBL Brewer's Blackbird Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) BRCR Brown Creeper Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) BTYW Black-throated Gray Warbler Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) CAGO Canada Goose Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) CATE Caspian Tern Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) CBCH Chestnut-backed Chickadee Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) CEDW Cedar Waxwing Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) CLSW Cliff Swallow Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) CORA Common Raven Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) COYE Common Yellowthroat Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) DCCO Double-crested Cormorant Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) DEJU Dark-eyed Junco Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) EUST European Starling Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) GBHE Great Blue Heron Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) GCKI Golden-crowned Kinglet Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) HAWO Hairy Woodpecker Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) HEWA Hermit Warbler Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) HUVI Hutton's Vireo Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) KILL Killdeer Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) MALL Mallard Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) MAWR Marsh Wren Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) MODO Mourning Dove Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) OCWA Orange-crowned Warbler Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) OSPR Osprey Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) PISI Pine Siskin Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) PIWO Pileated Woodpecker Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) PSFL Pacific-slope Flycatcher Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) PUFI Purple Finch Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) RBNU Red-breasted Nuthatch Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) RECR Red Crossbill Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) RUHU Rufous Hummingbird Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) RWBL Red-winged Blackbird Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) SAVS Savannah Sparrow Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) SOSP Song Sparrow Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) SPSA Spotted Sandpiper Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) SPTO Spotted Towhee Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) STJA Steller's Jay Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) SWTH Swainson's Thrush Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) THWH Townsend's x Hermit Warbler Hybrid Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) TOWA Townsend's Warbler Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) VGSW Violet-green Swallow Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) WAVI Warbling Vireo Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) WCSP White-crowned Sparrow Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) WEGU Western Gull Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) WETA Western Tanager Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) WIFL Willow Flycatcher Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) WIWA Wilson's Warbler Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) WIWR Winter Wren Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) YRWA Yellow-rumped Warbler Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) YWAR Yellow Warbler UNDU Unidentified Duck Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Lewis and Clark National Historical Park UNGU Unidentified Gull Lewis and Clark National Historical Park UNSW Unidentified Swallow Lewis and Clark National Historical Park UNWA Unidentified Warbler COMMONNAME Common name of bird species detected; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 37. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park See SPEC attribute domain values DIST Horizontal distance in meters to a bird when it was first detected; Field Type= dbInteger, Field Size= 2. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Distance to bird estimated in the field PREV An X indicates that same individual was recorded on at least two consecutive point counts and is placed in the record for the point at which the detected individual was farthest from the observer; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 1. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park X Record for which an individual that was detected multiple times was furthest from the observer Lewis and Clark National Historical Park FLY Number of birds detected as flyovers; Field Type= dbInteger, Field Size= 2. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Number of individuals observed as flyovers SEENFIRST Indicates whether distance to a bird was estimated after visually locating the bird; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 1. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Y yes Lewis and Clark National Historical Park N no Lewis and Clark National Historical Park EVERSANG Indicates whether a visually detected bird sang at least once during 5-minute point count period; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 1. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Y yes Lewis and Clark National Historical Park N no Lewis and Clark National Historical Park INTERVAL Indicates during which of two intervals during the 5-minute point count period a bird was first detected; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 1. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 3 Bird was first detected during the first 3 minutes of the 5-minute point count Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 2 Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Bird was first detected during the last 2 minutes of the 5-minute point count FLOCK If in a flock, number of individuals. A blank field indicates a single individual; Field Type= dbInteger, Field Size= 2. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Number of individuals observed in a flock IBP_RARE IN LEWI_Landbird_Inventory_BDa05.mdb Rare Bird Data - Documentation of notable, unexpected, or otherwise poorly documented species detected in the park at times other than during point counts, Microsoft Access IN LEWI_Landbird_Inventory_BDa05.mdb SPEC Bird species detected (4-character code); Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 4. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) DCCO Double-crested Cormorant GBHE Great Blue Heron Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) TUVU Turkey Vulture Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) CAGO Canada Goose Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) MALL Mallard Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) OSPR Osprey Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) BAEA Bald Eagle Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) NOHA Northern Harrier Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) CATE Caspian Tern Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) BTPI Band-tailed Pigeon Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) MODO Mourning Dove Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) WIFL Willow Flycatcher Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) VGSW Violet-green Swallow Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) CLSW Cliff Swallow Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) BARS Barn Swallow Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) COYE Common Yellowthroat Codes follow Pyle and DeSante (2003) COMMONNAME Common name of bird species detected; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 30. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park See SPEC attribute domain values OBSERVER Initials of the rare bird observer; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 10. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park AB Amy Brown Observer KS Katie Stassen Observer MH Mandy Holmgren Observer RQ Roberto Quintero Observer DATE Date the bird was observed (mm/dd/yyyy); Field Type= dbDate, Field Size= 8. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 5/28/2004 5/30/2004 QUANTITY Number of individuals detected; Field Type= dbDouble, Field Size= 8. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Number of individuals observed in the field NORTHING UTM northing (NAD83) of the detection; Field Type= dbDouble, Field Size= 8. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 5105340 5109990 EASTING UTM easting (NAD83) of the detection; Field Type= dbDouble, Field Size= 8. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 427138 433900 DETAILS Additional information regarding encounter and identification of species; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 150. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Text field for additional comments about rare bird observations IBP_VEG IN LEWI_Landbird_Inventory_BDa05.mdb Habitat Data - General habitat data for 50m radius point count circle, Microsoft Access IN LEWI_Landbird_Inventory_BDa05.mdb POINT Number of point count station. Can be used to link to point count data table; Field Type= dbInteger, Field Size= 2. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Unique identifier HAB 4-character code identifying the dominant habitat type within a 50 m radius of the survey point; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 4. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Lewis and Clark National Historical Park CODM Conifer Deciduous Mix Lewis and Clark National Historical Park DOFI Douglas-fir Lewis and Clark National Historical Park DUGR Dune grass Lewis and Clark National Historical Park MEAD Meadow Lewis and Clark National Historical Park PAST Pasture Lewis and Clark National Historical Park PAWE Palustrine Wetland Lewis and Clark National Historical Park REAL Red Alder Lewis and Clark National Historical Park RIWE Riverine Wetland Lewis and Clark National Historical Park SHPI Shore Pine Lewis and Clark National Historical Park SHRU Shrub Lewis and Clark National Historical Park WATE Water Lewis and Clark National Historical Park WEHE Western Hemlock Lewis and Clark National Historical Park WSWE Willow/Shrub Wetland HAB2 4-character code identifying a secondary habitat type (if present) within a 50 m radius of the survey point; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 4. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Lewis and Clark National Historical Park CODM Conifer Deciduous Mix Lewis and Clark National Historical Park DFWH Mixed Douglas-fir/Western hemlock Lewis and Clark National Historical Park MEAD Meadow Lewis and Clark National Historical Park PAST Pasture Lewis and Clark National Historical Park PAWE Palustrine Wetland Lewis and Clark National Historical Park REAL Red Alder Lewis and Clark National Historical Park RIWE Riverine Wetland Lewis and Clark National Historical Park SHPI Shore Pine Lewis and Clark National Historical Park SHRU Shrub Lewis and Clark National Historical Park SISP Sitka spruce Lewis and Clark National Historical Park WATE Water Lewis and Clark National Historical Park WEHE Western Hemlock Lewis and Clark National Historical Park WSWE Willow/Shrub Wetland DATE Date the vegetation was sampled (mm/dd/yyyy); Field Type= dbDate, Field Size= 8. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 5/28/2004 5/30/2004 BIRDOBS Initials of the point count observer; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 2. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park AB Amy Brown Observer MH Mandy Holmgren Observer VEGOBS Initials of the vegetation observer; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 2. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park AB Amy Brown Observer KS Katie Stassen Observer RQ Roberto Quintero Observer NORTHING UTM northing (NAD83) of the survey point; Field Type= dbDouble, Field Size= 8. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 5105340 5109898 EASTING UTM easting (NAD83) of the survey point; Field Type= dbDouble, Field Size= 8. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 427138 433522 GPSERROR Error in meters of GPS reading, as provided by hand-held GPS unit; Field Type= dbInteger, Field Size= 2. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Error calculated by the GPS in the field MOIST Soil moisture in the 50-m radius circle; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 1. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 1 Dry Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 2 Moist Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 3 Wet Lewis and Clark National Historical Park STANDH2O Area (square meters) of the 50-m radius circle covered in standing water; Field Type= dbInteger, Field Size= 2. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Area estimated in the field RUNH2O Index describing running water in the 50-m radius circle; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 1. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 1 None Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 2 Trickle Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 3 Small stream Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 5 River Lewis and Clark National Historical Park OTHERHAB1 4-character code indicating the presence of other habitat types outside of the 50 m radius circle but within 100 m of the center of the veg plot; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 4. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Lewis and Clark National Historical Park BEAC Beach Lewis and Clark National Historical Park CODM Conifer Deciduous Mix Lewis and Clark National Historical Park DEVE Developed Lewis and Clark National Historical Park DOFI Douglas-fir Lewis and Clark National Historical Park DUGR Dune Grass Lewis and Clark National Historical Park MEAD Meadow Lewis and Clark National Historical Park REAL Red Alder Lewis and Clark National Historical Park SHPI Shore Pine Lewis and Clark National Historical Park WATE Water Lewis and Clark National Historical Park WSWE Willow/Shrub Wetland OTHERHAB2 4-character code indicating the presence of other habitat types outside of the 50 m radius circle but within 100 m of the center of the veg plot; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 4. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park DOFI Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Douglas-fir Lewis and Clark National Historical Park MEAD Meadow Lewis and Clark National Historical Park PAST Pasture Lewis and Clark National Historical Park PAWE Palustrine Wetland Lewis and Clark National Historical Park SISP Sitka Spruce Lewis and Clark National Historical Park WSWE Willow/Shrub Wetland NOTES General notes concerning vegetation plot recorded by observer in the field; Field Type= dbText, Field Size= 60. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Text field for additional information about habitat DENSN Number of open vertices (out of 96 possible) on the spherical densiometer face, when the observer was facing north; Field Type= dbInteger, Field Size= 2. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 0 96 DENSE Number of open vertices (out of 96 possible) on the spherical densiometer face, when the observer was facing east; Field Type= dbInteger, Field Size= 2. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 0 96 DENSS Number of open vertices (out of 96 possible) on the spherical densiometer face, when the observer was facing south; Field Type= dbInteger, Field Size= 2. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 0 96 DENSW Number of open vertices (out of 96 possible) on the spherical densiometer face, when the observer was facing west; Field Type= dbInteger, Field Size= 2. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park 0 96 NPS- Mount Rainier National Park Bret Christoe Data Manager mailing and physical address

Mount Rainier National Park

Tahoma Woods, Star Route

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Tahoma Woods

Star Route

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