Bald Eagle response to boating activity in northcentral Florida
Journal of Raptor ResearchPublished 1 January 1999Open access
Petra Bohall Wood
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Weekend boating activity did not relate to perch use, habitat use, interactions or age distribution indicating no alteration of eagle behavior patterns, and minimal flush distances suggested that eagles in my study area were tolerant of boat disturbance.
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