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United States Department of the Interior
Fish and Wildlife Service
Cross Creeks National Wildlife Refuge
Weekly Waterfowl Population Summary

Calendar Week (Sun.- Sat.): November 03 - November 09, 200

Whistling - Duck

 

Ring-necked Duck

45

Tundra Swan

Greater Scaup

 

Trumpeter Swan

Lesser Scaup

 

Mute Swan

Oldsquaw

 

White-Fronted Goose

 

Black Scoter

 

Snow Goose

 

Surf Scoter

 

Canada Goose

1,140

Common Goldeneye

 

Wood Duck

4

Bufflehead

 

Green-winged Teal

35

Hooded Merganser

34

American Black Duck

374

Common Merganser

 

Mallard

4,034

Red-breasted Merganser

Northern Pintail

56

Ruddy Duck

Blue-winged Teal

Adult Bald Eagle

 

Cinnamon Teal

Imm. Bald Eagle

Northern Shoveler

Golden Eagle

Gadwall

1,423

Scaup

98

American Wigeon

353

Unknown

Canvasback

 

 

Redhead

American Coot

30

  

 

Geese

Ducks

Coots  

Swans   

Total

1,140 6,546  30

Preceding Week (%change)

-20% +49%

Preceding Year   (%change)

-53% +65%

10 Year Average (%change)

-26% -1%

 NOTE: %change = difference divided by former population level.

   Supplementary Information  

Waterfowl Activity: Recent rains has shallow flooded additional acres in
Pool 7. Pool 7 had the highest concentration on this survey. Over 500
Gadwall were observed in Pool 12 with only a few wigeon mixed in.

Hunting Pressure and Success: No hunt in progress.

Weather: Sunday Nov 10 a cold front with severe weather (high wind, heavy
rain) moved through middle Tennessee. Temperatures for the week are
predicted to be cooler then previous week. Night time lows in mid 40's and
day time highs in the mid 50's should be the norm.

Habitat: Rain that fell this Nov 10 - 11 has elevated the water level by
several inches in Pool 7 shallow flooding unharvested crop land. The
combination increased level, unharvested crops and additional moist acreage
resulted in highest concentration of ducks occurring in Pool 7.

Census Technique: Census complete X Census was a sample
________
Percentage of population covered 100 %

Observation was based on Aerial counts

Census Date: Nov. 12, 2002

Reported by: Walter H. Neasbitt, Refuge Mgr.

Linda Green
Cross Creeks NWR
931.232.7477

 
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