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  1. Development of a Geographic Information System as an Analysis Tool for Management of Black-capped Vireo on the Kerr Wildlife Management Area, Kerr County, Texas

    The Black-capped Vireo GIS Database for the Kerr Wildlife Management Area, Kerr County, Texas, was developed as an analysis tool for assisting the wildlife manager in making sound management decisions for the management of the endangered Blackcapped Vireo (Vireo atricapillus). The Black-capped …

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  2. Effects of Prescribed Burning on Black-Capped Vireo Habitat, Territory Establishment, and Production

    … burning has been used since 1979 on the Kerr Wildlife Management Area (Area), Kerr County, Texas, to control regrowth of Ashe juniper (Juniperus ashei). A result of this range management practice has been the redevelopment of a scrub-oak woodland containing vast numbers of live oak …

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  3. Assessing Black-capped Vireo (Vireo atricapillus) Breeding Habitat based on Size, Spatial Distribution, and Plant Species in Shrub Mottes at Kerr Wildlife Management Area, Texas

    … found in shrub mottes. The study took place at Kerr Wildlife Management Area (KWMA). Three pastures, Middle Trap, Plot 2 and Plot 3, were designated as unsuitable BCV habitat (LDBCV habitat) based on low BCV densities. North Rock, Fawn, and Doe were the three pastures designated as suitable …

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