Temporal Relationships of Breeding Landbirds and Productivity on a Working Landscape

Researchers studied how vegetation greenness affects bird populations during the breeding season in South Texas, using ground surveys and satellite imagery to measure both bird numbers and plant growth. The study found that vegetation conditions in the months leading up to peak breeding season strongly influenced bird abundance and diversity, with varying effects depending on rainfall patterns. These findings help predict how environmental changes may impact bird populations in rangelands and can guide land management decisions.

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