Red-shouldered hawk (Buteo lineatus) COSEWIC assessment and status reportchapter 4

List of Figures

Figure 1: Distribution of the Red-shouldered Hawk, lineatus Subspecies, in North America
Figure 2: Distribution of the Red-shouldered Hawk in Ontario According to the First (1981-1985) Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas and the First Four Years of the Second (2001-2004) Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas
Figure 3: Distribution of the Red-shouldered Hawk in Quebec, Based on Data from the Quebec Breeding Bird Atlas (1984-1989)
Figure 4: Estimated Annual Indices for Red-shouldered Hawks Using Data from the Ontario Red-shouldered Hawk and Spring Woodpecker Survey (1991–2004)
Figure 5: Numbers of Migrating Red-shouldered Hawks/Hour Observed at the Niagara Peninsula Hawkwatch During Spring 1980–2003
Figure 6: Numbers of Migrating Red-shouldered Hawks/Hour Observed at Ste. Anne-de-Bellevue (spring) and St. Stanislas-de-Kostka (fall) 1980–2004
Figure 7: Trends in Numbers of Red-Shouldered Hawks Reported to the Étude des Populations d’Oiseaux du Québec (ÉPOQ) Checklist Program

List of Tables

Table 1: Red-shouldered Hawk Breeding Evidence Collected During the First Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas (1980-1984) and the First Four Years of the Second Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas (2001–2004)

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