Ecology of bald eagles in western Washington with an emphasis on the effects of human activity
By: James W. Watson and D. John Pierce.
Contributors: Pierce, D. John.; Wildlife Management Program (Wash.). Wildlife Research Division.
Publisher: Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, Wildlife Research Division
Published: 1998
Place of publication: [Olympia, Wash.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 131
Subjects: Bald eagle -- Ecology -- Washington (State), Western; Bald eagle -- Effect of habitat modification on -- Washington (State), Western; Bald eagle -- Effect of human beings on -- Washington (State), Western; Bald eagle -- Habitat -- Washington (State), Western; Bald eagle -- Behavior -- Washington (State), Western
Notes: "Final report."

"May 1998."

"WDFW 510"--Cover.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 120-130).
Table of contents: title: Nesting behavior and reproductive success of bald eagles in relation to residential human activity and habitat characteristics; title: Responses of nesting bald eagles to a moving pedestrian : effects of nest stage, nest screening, and distance from activity; title: An active bald eagle nest associated with unusually close human activity; title: Home range characteristics and foraging behavior of bald eagles in western Washington; title: Observations of juvenile bald eagles in the postfledging dependence period; title: Movements of adult and juvenile bald eagles from breeding areas in western Washington; title: Characteristics of bald eagle night roosts in northwestern Washington.