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</html>";s:4:"text";s:36859:"In 2001, 1,309 males were counted on 136 booming grounds. Distribution and taxonomy of birds of the world. Preferred HabitatInitially the Greater Prairie-Chicken was dependent upon tallgrass prairie oak woodland in central North America. Identification Guide to North American Birds. In the World War II era, estimates of the state’s prairie-chicken population ranged only from 5,000 to 13,000 birds in scattered flocks. Life histories of North American gallinaceous birds. Schroeder, and L.A. Robb. South of the Platte River this species occurs east to Adams and Webster Cos, but east of there its habitat is localized, and distribution is discontinuous. Loss of genetic diversity, pesticides, and collisions with manmade structures also pose threats. Winter: This species has a propensity to move southeastward during severe winters, although as habitat has become fragmented throughout the range, this propensity has declined (Johnson et al 2020). The Second Nebraska Breeding Bird Atlas. A survey of six previously known lek sites in southeastern Butler Co 13 Apr 2019 by Joseph Gubanyi found two occupied by a total of at least 18 birds. In summer, the bird feeds mostly on insects, seeds and fruits. CEHMM reported the bird’s population still centers around the village of Milnesand in Roosevelt County. There are tufts of long feathers on the sides of the neck; these tufts are longer in males. CBC:  Christmas Bird Count As such, we will focus on the greater prairie chicken. 2020. Silcock, W.R., and J.G. Greater Prairie-Chickens in Iowa: Another Look. In the Panhandle, Greater Prairie-Chicken appears to be expanding westward in recent years, although it may occur with some regularity only in extreme eastern Sheridan Co and at Crescent Lake NWR in Garden Co. Yale University Press, New Haven, Connecticut, USA. Greater Prairie-Chickens still thrive … Ph.D. dissertation, Kansas State University, 149 pages. Population increases in southeast Nebraska and elsewhere possibly led to some range expansion, such as in the Rainwater Basin, where small numbers were observed at and around grassland tracts associated with wetland conservation properties. A large flock of 37 was at Mormon Island Crane Meadows, Hall Co 14 Feb 2018; this location is not far south of the nearest breeding locations in northwestern Hall Co and adjacent Buffalo Co and suggests at least occasional winter visits to the Crane Meadows. It is not at all clear what the pre-settlement distribution of Greater Prairie-Chicken was in Nebraska, but judging from habitat requirements and early accounts from Iowa and Illinois (Bent 1932), it is likely the species was present in the mid- and tall-grass prairies of extreme eastern Nebraska. Debinski. Bull. 1936. Its smaller and close cousin, the lesser prairie chicken (Tympanuchus pallidicinctus), has suffered more habitat loss and cannot be hunted today due to population viability concerns. comm.). Fallon, and W.A. This grouse was once represented in Texas by 2 subspecies: T. c. pinnatus in north-central and northeast Texas and Attwater’s Greater Prairie-Chicken (T. c. attwateri). Prairie grouse response to Conservation Reserve Grasslands: an overview. In Garden Co, recent reports are 11 Jun 1991, two “Possible” breeding reports (Mollhoff 2016), one flushed at Crescent Lake NWR 24 Apr 2017, “distant booming” heard there 4 Jun 2018, three there 11 Sep 2019, and at least one there 30 May 2020, and three near Oshkosh 26 May 2020. In northeast Nebraska, there is a long-standing population in central Cedar Co, and small numbers occur as far east as Buckskin Hills WMA, Dixon Co, where at least two leks have been active since at least 2003; peak count there is 24 in 2009. They inflated their yellow air sacs and emitted a … Busby, W.H., and J.L. endobj
 ; 2.36, 11.45) during the years 1966-2015 (Sauer et al 2017). Now the presence of woody vegetation may actually reduce nest success. Sibley, C.G., and B.L. However, secondary population constraints may further limit greater prai-rie-chickens in some areas. stream
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 Rodgers, R.D., and RW. Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, Lincoln, Nebraska, USA. In extreme southwest Fillmore Co, 15 were seen along Highway 74 on 9 Apr 2017. More:As oil and gas recovers, environmentalist fear a rise in pollution in the Permian Basin WPA:  Waterfowl Production Area (federal). A.W. 1 0 obj
 In Wisconsin the population declined by 50% from 1951 to 1961 and has remained at low ( 1500 individuals ) but fluctuating levels for the past 40 years. Pardieck, J.E. 2005. Editorial Page. At one time, the eerie hollow moaning of male prairie-chickens displaying on their spring "booming grounds" was a common sound across much of central and eastern North America. Greater Prairie-Chicken populations declined to near-extinction over the past century, mainly due to habitat loss as native prairie was converted to farmland. When displaying, the males erect earlike plumes on the head and blow up bright orange air sacs on the neck, transforming themselves from … Today, the population of greater prairie chickens changes yearly, but a few thousand chickens can be found in the central part of the state each fall. USGS, Biological Resources Division Scientific Investigation Report 2005-5145. The North American Breeding Bird Survey, Results and Analysis 1966 – 2015 (Nebraska). Jorgensen. Swenk, M.H. With its uniformly barred plumage, the greater prairie chicken is nearly identical to the lesser prairie chicken, though slightly darker and, aptly enough, larger. Dubry-Garcia, L.  2018. During four years of work, over 10,000 tracking locations were recorded and 73 nests were found and monitored. The center of the southeasternmost population is Pawnee Co, where numbers peaked at 41 on a long-standing booming ground at Burchard WMA 7-9 Apr 2017. By the end of the 19 th century its range had expanded to the east and north, as far as Lake Simcoe. Recent reports from Jefferson Co are few  and include booming heard at Rock Glen WMA 8 May 2012. Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Ithaca, NY, USA. The lesser prairie chicken is known for its dramatic mating displays, and once numbered in the millions across the southern U.S. plains. Their diet consists primarily of seeds and fruit, but during the summer they also eat green plants and insects  such as grasshoppers, crickets, and beetles. The Greater Prairie-Chicken population in Oklahoma declined dramatically in the early-mid 1990s, prompting the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation to close the hunting season in 1997 until a certain population standard is met. 1994). Some authors (Johnsgard 1979; Sibley and Monroe 1990) have considered this species and Lesser Prairie-Chicken (T. pallidicinctus) conspecific. Reports in 2004 were of a group of 10-15 males in a cornfield adjacent to grassland in Lincoln Co 17 Mar, 16 birds, including a female, in a central Fillmore Co cornfield with no nearby grasslands 24 May, and 30-35 birds in a wheat field planted to corn in Franklin Co 23 Mar; there was a report from northwest Nuckolls Co in 2007. Uncommon casual winter visitor east of breeding range. The Greater Prairie-chicken (T. c. pinnatus) is extinct or in danger of extinction in 15 states, but numerous enough to be legally hunted in four states (Schroeder and Robb 1993), with the largest remaining populations in Kansas, Nebraska and South Dakota (del Hoyo et al. Since about 2004 there have been increasing observations of leks in row-crop fields rather than the usual grasslands in counties where there had been no recent reports of the species. Today, less than 100 remain and those birds are imperiled. The Conservation Reserve Program – Planting for the Future: Proceedings of a National Conference, ed. Version 2.07. Fewer than 100 prairie chickens remain in Illinois. There is a population at Audubon’s Spring Creek Prairie and neighboring private grasslands south of Denton, Lancaster Co: as many as 17 have been seen since 2000, those on 8 Oct 2002, and breeding was documented there in 2002, 2003, and 2010. BBS:  Breeding Bird Survey Questions, comments, corrections and requests for permission to reproduce material from the Bird of Nebraska – Online should be sent to the authors at silcock@rosssilcock.com, The North American Breeding Bird Survey, Results and Analysis 1966 – 2015 (Nebraska). American Midland Naturalist 174: 343-349. Jeffrey J. Lusk provided numerous helpful comments that improved this species account. <>/ExtGState<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text/ImageB/ImageC/ImageI] >>/MediaBox[ 0 0 612 792] /Contents 4 0 R/Group<>/Tabs/S/StructParents 0>>
 It was suggested (Vogel et al (2015) that translocated birds move greater distances than local birds, probably due to unfavorable social interactions between lekking females and searching for mates at different lek sites. The role and possible effects of winter movements as they relate to the history of Greater Prairie-Chicken in Iowa was discussed by Dinsmore and Dinsmore (2020). In recent years small numbers have occurred in extreme southeastern Butler Co; two leks with a total of 15+ birds were found 10 Apr 2010, and as many as 15 were on a lek at 25th and U Roads 10 Apr 2016 and 16 were there on 21 Mar 2017. All rights reserved. University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln, Nebraska, USA. Jorgensen (2012) presented evidence that this species had been extirpated as a resident in the eastern Rainwater Basin in the 1930s, but since then prairie-chickens have colonized and persisted at isolated grassland tracts, including those on wetland conservation properties where trees and brush have been removed. Univ. USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, Laurel, Maryland, USA. During the decline, prairie-chickens held on near prairie remnants. <>/Metadata 3518 0 R/ViewerPreferences 3519 0 R>>
 2020. Currently, predation on eggs and birds is the primary cause of mortality. Sharp-tailed Grouse and Greater Prairie-chicken. The first lek in York Co for many years was at Kirkpatrick Basin South WMA, with two males there 18 May 2007 and two on 12 May 2008. These birds were once widespread all across the oak savanna  and tall grass prairie ecosystem. Our hypothesis is that nest success and brood survival act together as the single-most Greater Prairie-Chicken numbers declined severely in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, ... Partners in Flight estimates a global breeding population of 360,000 and rates the species a 16 out of 20 on the Continental Concern Score, placing it on the Red Watch List. BBS trend analysis shows an annual increase of 6.79% (95% C.I. 2015. Each spring, males gathered to perform an elaborate courtship ritual. Despite reduction in CRP acres and grassland, Greater Prairie-Chicken numbers appear to be stable or increasing. The Greater Prairie-Chicken was first found on southwestern Ontario prairies in the early 1800s. An Unexpected Journey: Greater Prairie-chicken Travels Nearly 4000 km after Translocation to Iowa. 94���7���ISq��$ŕ�Q�����,�I�W��!��Q�Ӂ�z
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 Resident: Highest densities occur in north-central Nebraska, especially eastern portions of the Sandhills, and decline to the east, south and west where the range becomes discontinuous. 2016. See Sharp-tailed Grouse for discussion of hybrids with that species. Changes since 2000: Population increases and range expansion observed in southeast Nebraska in the late 1990s and early 2000s, apparently in response to increased land set aside in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP; Rodgers and Hoffman 2005, Scott Taylor, NGPC, personal communication) tended to be reversed as grain commodity prices subsequently increased and CRP land returned to row-crop agriculture (Jeffrey Lusk, NGPC personal communication). Dinsmore. The Greater Prairie–Chicken is slightly larger than the Sharp–tailed Grouse and differs from the latter by barred underparts, rounded tail, presence of elongated dark neck feathers, and golden neck sacs in males. University Press of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, USA. Reduced vertical structure such as trees and farmsteads in the landscape concomitant with agricultural intensification may also have benefitted the species (Jorgensen 2012). Comments:  The distribution of this species in Nebraska has changed over the past 150 years with the distribution of cropland in the state. More than a century ago, up to one million Attwater’s prairie-chickens graced the coastal prairies of Texas and Louisiana. Documentation: Specimen: UNSM ZM10301, 25 Nov 1912 Comstock, Custer Co. Taxonomy:  Three subspecies are recognized (Pyle 2008): cupido, the extinct Heath Hen, attwateri, surviving in coastal Texas only with extensive conservation efforts, and pinnatus, the subspecies occurring in Nebraska and the northern Great Plains and Midwest. Today the prairie-chickens are quite uncommon and localized; the race on the Atlantic seaboard, called the Heath Hen, became extinct in 1932. Adult greater prairie-chickens are barred with brown, tan, and rust colors throughout and are similar in size to a small domestic chicken. However, … For six decades, conservationists in Illinois tried to save the greater prairie chickens that once covered the state like its sea of grass. University of Nebraska State Museum, Lincoln, Nebraska, USA. This area is just north of the species’ north-central Kansas range, which is separate from the well-known Flint Hills population (Busby and Zimmerman 2001). The map in Oberholser (1974) illustrates their historic ranges. Jorgensen, J.G. Bent, A.C. 1932. The Greater Prairie–Chicken is a medium–sized grouse closely related to the Sharp–tailed Grouse. Hines, D.J. The Texas population of the northern subspecies was estimated at 500,000 individuals in 1850. Few performances in the bird world are more memorable than the dawn display of Greater Prairie-Chickens at their booming ground, or lek—the traditional spot where males dance, call, and try to impress females with their vigor. comm.). The full extent of the Greater Prairie-Chicken’s distribution prior to European settlement is imprecisely known, but its core likely stretched from the central plains states of Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma east to Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky … The only recent report in the southeast away from these disjunct populations is of lek with four birds in southern Cass Co at the junction of Highways 50 and 34 on 13 Apr 2006 and, more recently, one was seen 3 mi west and 0.5 mi north of this junction 3 Jan 2020 (Josiah Dallmann, pers. The tail is short and rounded at the tip. Dover Publications Reprint 1963, New York, New York, USA. Status:  Locally common regular resident central and east, rare Panhandle. pothesis about vital rate effects on population growth of greater prairie-chickens, a species whose populations are declining, scattered, and vulnerable to extirpation (Johnsgard 1973:277- 284). Greater Prairie-Chicken (Tympanuchus cupido). They can tolerate agricultural land mixed with prairie, but fewer prairie chickens are found in areas that are more agricultural. (Updated 2017/05/24) Top By 1998, the tally was estimated at 1,000 birds. Vandever, 120-28. Greater prairie chickens prefer undisturbed prairie  and were originally found in tallgrass prairies. Monroe, Jr. 1990. 2012. Bulletin of the United State National Museum 162. Orange air sacs and eyebrows are conspicuous on males in the spring. Kansas Breeding Bird Atlas. They dropped to 200 birds by 2006. Johnson, J.A., M.A. In the spring of 1982, members counted 1,648 males on 146 booming grounds in 14 counties, compared with 841 birds on 74 booming grounds in 11 counties in 1978 (Natural Heritage Information System 2008). Further south, small numbers occur in an area of sand hills southeast of Genoa, Nance Co; one was seen in extreme southwest Platte Co 20 May 2007 and 1-3 were booming in Platte Co 4-11 Jun 2009. Minnesota Breeding Bird Distribution* The Greater Prairie-Chicken was an original inhabitant of the midwestern tallgrass prairie. The Greater Prairie–Chicken is a medium–sized grouse closely related to the Sharp–tailed Grouse. It has been suggested that the general increase in the Greater Prairie-chicken’s range and numbers in eastern Nebraska since the 1980s is a consequence of the increasingly mosaic nature of agricultural areas there as CRP fields and smaller farms such as “hobby” farms become more widespread, in effect mimicking (in the reverse direction) the mid-late 19th century era of westward expansion of small grain-growing farms into prairie areas (Thomas Labedz, pers. In the southeast, as of spring 2017, there are four disjunct areas in several southeastern counties where native grasslands persist or have been planted to grassland under the CRP (Mollhoff 2016): (1) Jefferson and southwestern Gage, (2) eastern Gage, Johnson, Pawnee, and Richardson, (3) southeast Butler and adjacent portions of Saunders and Lancaster, and (4) southwest Lancaster. Niven, J.E. NBR 4: 11-12. Part II, Anatidae to Alcidae. There are no reports for Gosper Co, but two were booming in Furnas Co 5 May 2009. In Birds of Nebraska — Online. Nebraska State Museum Vol 29. Iowa Bird Life 90: 61-68. Some of this increase was probably a result of greater survey effort. The amount of grassland and wetland in the landscape may positively influence prairi… The longest daily movements occurred in the spring periods during this period. One was in southeastern Wayne Co 18 Apr 2019, presaging reports in 2020 southeast of Madison Co in the Elkhorn River Valley, where one of 11 near Wood Duck WMA, Stanton Co 3 Apr was displaying, four were at Wood Duck WMA 8 May, and unexpected was one displaying on a gravel road southwest of Scribner, Dodge Co 17 Apr (Amanda Johnson, pers. Location of Attwater's Prairie Chicken National Wildlife Refuge Map courtesy of United States Fish and Wildlife Service (Map of Texas City Prairie Preserve is coming soon.) 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 Sauer, J.R., D.K. WMA: Wildlife Management Area (state) Current Population Estimates. One bird at Marsh Duck WMA, York Co 13 Feb 2017 was the first sighting there, and there were further reports in 2017 at locations where breeding has not occurred: four were at Funk WPA, Phelps Co 10 Jul, and one was reported at Straightwater WMA, Seward Co 2 Jun; one was in the same area in 2018, near Tamora, Seward Co 14 Apr (Dubry-Garcia 2018). BBS trend analysis shows an annual increase of 6.79% (95% C.I. Greater prairie-chicken (Tympanuchus cupido) Greater prairie-chicken (Tympanuchus cupido) Limiting factors Major limiting factors for greater prairie-chicken pop-ulations include availability and quality of the habitat requirements described above. This pass shooting is the more common way of taking greater prairie chickens during Kansas’ regular season (3rd Saturday in Nov. to Jan. 31st, Daily Limit = 2). It is likely that numbers in Nebraska peaked in the 1880s. In Birds of the World (A. F. Poole, Editor).  Greater Prairie-Chicken photos, Bird Nerds of Nebraska Facebook page, 14 April 2018. The Greater Prairie–Chicken is slightly larger than the Sharp–tailed Grouse and differs from the latter by barred underparts, rounded tail, presence of elongated dark neck feathers, and golden neck sacs in males. %����
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