Prey abundance and urbanization influence the establishment of avian predators in a metropolitan landscape

Keyphrases

• Urbanization 100%
• Prey Abundance 100%
• Metropolitan Landscape 100%
• Accipiter Hawks 100%
• Avian Predator 100%
• Chicago 66%
• Occupancy 66%
• Urbanizing 66%
• Urban Features 66%
• Remote Sensing 33%
• Coyote 33%
• Urban Areas 33%
• Major Metropolitan Area 33%
• Wildlife Management 33%
• Population Decline 33%
• Urbanized Areas 33%
• Animal Communities 33%
• Cougar 33%
• Accipiter 33%
• Novel Combinations 33%
• Urban Environment 33%
• Natural Habitats 33%
• Citizen Science 33%
• High Abundance 33%
• Prey Availability 33%
• Accipiter Cooperii 33%
• Multi-season Occupancy Model 33%
• Spatiotemporal Dynamics 33%
• Exotic Species 33%
• Tree Canopy Cover 33%
• Impervious Surface 33%
• Top Predator 33%
• Impervious Surface Cover 33%
• Project FeederWatch 33%
• Habitable Environment 33%
• Occupancy Dynamics 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Remote Sensing 100%
• United States of America 100%
• Nature Conservation 100%
• Aves 100%
• Animal Community 100%
• Prey Availability 100%
• Metropolitan Area 100%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Aves 100%
• Hawk 100%
• Accipiter 62%
• Remote Sensing 12%
• Florida panther 12%
• Animal Community 12%
• Citizen Science 12%
• Season 12%