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Golden eagle use of winter roadkill and response to vehicles in the western United States

2022-08-01

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Vehicle collisions are a significant source of wildlife mortality worldwide, but less attention has been given to secondary mortality of roadkill scavengers, such as the golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos). We sought to quantify golden eagle winter use of roadkill mammal carcasses and eagle flushing from vehicles in Oregon, Utah, and Wyoming, USA, as proxies for strike risk, using motion‐sensitive cameras. We monitor...

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78408001-96a7-5af3-812a-69fb972a8564
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10.1002/jwmg.22246
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