U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 1
2007
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies (Point Layer), USFWS, 2007
vector digital data
Newport, OR
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
withheld
Naughton, M. B., D. S. Pitkin, R. W. Lowe, K. J. So, and C. S. Strong
2007
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies
Biological Technical Publication
FWS/BTP-R1009-2007
Washington, D.C.
U.S. Department of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service
A total of 393 seabird colonies were identified along the Oregon coast in Clatsop, Tillamook, Lincoln, Lane, Coos, and Curry Counties, Oregon. Current and historical information on colony locations and estimates of breeding seabirds were compiled into databases for all known seabird colonies in Oregon. This data set represents point locations for all of Oregon's seabird colonies with associated attribute information. The attribute information includes counts of nests and birds, where available, and estimates of the number of breeding birds for each species at a colony. Specific information regarding date, observers, type of survey, quality of the estimate, and source of the data are also provided for each record. For linear onshore colonies, the location is described by the center point. For groups of offshore rocks and islands, the location is described by the centroid of the digitized group boundary. For offshore colonies, the location is described by the centroid of the digitized rock or island. For complexes, the location is described by the centroid of the digitized complex boundary. USGS 1:24,000 Digital Raster Graphics (DRGs) and (Digital Orthographic Quandrangles) DOQs were used as references. The primary source for this data is:
Naughton, M. B., D. S. Pitkin, R. W. Lowe, K. J. So, and C. S. Strong. 2007. Catalog of Oregon seabird colonies. U.S. Department of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service, Biological Technical Publication FWS/BTP-R1009-2007, Washington, D.C.
The intended application of the data is to serve as a spatial reference of Oregon's seabird colonies for other data layers in GIS and mapping applications. It is expected that data will be replaced as more recent and accurate information is collected.
The original data from the USFWS was in a geodatabase. At NOAA Fisheries (Portland office) the table called 'MRA_052008' from USFWS' geodatabase was plotted as points using the x, y coordinates. The resultant shapefile was reprojected into Albers Conical Equal Areal projection, NAD 83.
2007
publication date
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REQUIRED: Reference to a formally registered thesaurus or a similar authoritative source of theme keywords.
Seabird
Seabird Colony
Fork-tailed Storm-Petrel
Leach's Storm-Petrel
Double-crested Cormorant
Brandt's Cormorant
Pelagic Cormorant
Black Oystercatcher
Ring-billed Gull
Western Gull
Glaucous-winged Gull
Caspian Tern
Common Murre
Pigeon Guillemot
Cassin's Auklet
Rhinoceros Auklet
Tufted Puffin
United States
Oregon
Clatsop County
Tillamook County
Lincoln County
Lane County
Coos County
Curry County
Oregon Coast
None
Seabird colony data were compiled for resource applications.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 1
Khemarith So
Geographer
mailing and physical address
2127 SE Marine Science Drive
Newport
OR
97365
USA
541-867-4550
541-867-4551
khem_so@fws.gov
Naughton, M. B., D. S. Pitkin, R. W. Lowe, K. J. So, and C. S. Strong. 2007. Catalog of Oregon seabird colonies. U.S. Department of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service, Biological Technical Publication FWS/BTP-R1009-2007, Washington, D.C.
ESRI ArcCatalog 9.3.0.1770
Most recent and accurate data is current as of 5/19/2008. As a result, some data points may differ from the 2007 printed Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies. The "Most Recent and Accurate" data designation was determined by Roy Lowe, Project Leader, Oregon Coast National Wildlife Refuge Complex. Extensive review is conducted until all errors are corrected.
Point data are represented by two sets of coordinate pairs, each with the same coordinate values.
A total of 393 seabird colonies were identified along the Oregon coast in Clatsop, Tillamook, Lincoln, Lane, Coos, and Curry Counties, Oregon. Current and historical information on colony locations and estimates of breeding seabirds were compiled into databases for all known seabird colonies in Oregon.
For linear onshore colonies, the location is described by the center point. For groups of offshore rocks and islands, the location is described by the centroid of the digitized group boundary. For offshore colonies, the location is described by the centroid of the digitized rock or island. For complexes, the location is described by the centroid of the digitized complex boundary. USGS 1:24,000 Digital Raster Graphics (DRGs) and Digital Orthographic Quadrangles (DOQs) were used as references. The horizonal positional accuracy is tested by visual comparison of hard copy check plots to the source materials and verifying the location of the data on-screen relative to other data layers in the same geographic area.
Not applicable.
24000
USGS 1:24,000 scale Topographic Maps
Seabird colonies were originally drawn in by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologists on hardcopy USGS 1:24,000 scale topographic maps. These points, boundaries, and extents were then digitized in ArcMap. Colony reference names are based on the GNIS and the Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies.
A shapefile route representing the coastline of Oregon was produced by a combination of heads-up digitization off of 1:24,000 scale National Geographic TOPO! maps and import from edited 1:24,000 USGS hydrography Digital Line Graphs (DLGs). DLGs were edited to remove inland features prior to merge. The file was originally digitized as an Arc/INFO polyline coverage, which was converted into a route using the MAKEROUTE command available in the ArcPlot module of Arc/INFO, and then exported as a shapefile (orcoast24kng.shp).
A line feature class representing the linear extent of onshore colonies was extracted from the orcoast24kng.shp route. The center point for each linear extent was calculated and merged into the location_final shapefile, which represents point locations for all of Oregon's seabird colonies.
A shapefile (islandgroups_final.shp) representing groups of offshore rocks and islands, which comprise a single colony, was digitized using 1:24,000 DRGs as reference. The center point for each polygon was calculated and merged into the location_final shapefile, which represents point locations for all of Oregon's seabird colonies.
The point locations of offshore colonies were calculated from the center point of digitized rocks and islands (orcoast24k.shp). These locations were then merged into the location_final shapefile, which represents point locations for all of Oregon's seabird colonies.
Latitude, longitude, and UTM coordinates were calculated for each colony using XToolsPro and appended to the Oregon Seabird Colony Access database.
Most Recent Accurate data were queried (MOSTRECENTACCURATE='R') and exported from the Oregon Seabird Colony Access database to a geodatabase.
At NOAA Fisheries (Portland office), the table called 'MRA_052008' from the USFWS geodatabase was plotted as points using the x, y coordinates. The resultant shapefile was reprojected into the Oregon Lambert, International Feet, NAD 1983 projection.
Dataset copied.
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UTMY
UTM Zone 10N Y-coordinate, in meters
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
UTMY
Double
19
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CAT07_MRA
Designates whether the row was "Most Recent and Accurate" in the 2007 printed catalog
USFWS
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Shape
Feature geometry.
ESRI
Coordinates defining the features.
Shape
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OBJECTID
OBJECTID
Integer
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COLNO
Catalog colony number. The first 3 digits are the map number (based on 1:250,000 USGS Quadrangle numbers); the next digits are the 'site number' (both map number and site number constitute colony number on the Oregon data sheets). If there are digits to the right of a decimal place, these are colonies added after the original colony number was assigned.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies
Coordinates defining the features.
COLNO
String
15
0
0
COLNO_GIS
Catalog colony number for GIS. The first 3 digits are the map number (based on 1:250,000 USGS Quadrangle numbers); the next digits are the 'site number' (both map number and site number constitute colony number on the Oregon data sheets). If there are digits to the right of a decimal place, these are colonies added after the original colony number was assigned.
Made up of the Area Map Number and the Site Number
Coordinates defining the features.
COLNO_GIS
String
10
0
0
COMPLEX
Designates whether the polygon represents a seabird colony complex, which is comprised of several individual seabird colonies. The complex designation usually only applies to historical data.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
C
Designates a seabird colony complex
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies
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String
50
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SITE_NAME
Name of Site. Unofficial names are in quotation marks.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
Coordinates defining the features.
SITE_NAME
String
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0
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DATE_
Date of Survey.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
DATE_
Date
8
0
0
YEAR_
Year of survey.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
YEAR_
Double
19
0
0
DATEINTERP
Date of interpretation
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
0
Unknown census month, day, and year
1
Unknown census month and day (but year known)
2
Unknown census month and year (but day in month known)
3
Unknown census month (but year and day in month known)
4
Unknown census day and year (but month known)
5
Unknown census day (but month and year known)
5
Unknown census day (but month and year known)
6
Unknown census year (but month and day in month known)
7
Exact data where one census was used for the estimate
8
Census took more than one day
9
Census involved between many (8 or more) and all days in one month. List the month and year. (Code 9 will distinguish this situation from a survey on an unknown day, which is Code 5.)
DATEINTERP
String
1
0
0
OBSERVERS
Observers. Full names of people collecting data, or as are given on the sheet. May be different from authors of cited literature.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
Coordinates defining the features.
OBSERVERS
String
50
0
0
SURVTYPE
Survey method used to census or view the colony. Combinations can be used (e.g., B, M for boat and mainland coverage of Yaquina Head), with more details in SPNOTES.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
A
Aerial survey from fixed-wing airplane or helicopter
AP
Aerial photography
B
Boat
C
Ground survey in colony or on the island
M
Mainland - Ground survey from a remote mainland vantage point
U
Unknown
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String
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SP
Species Code, 4 letter AOU code for species from the North American Bird Banding Lab
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SP
String
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0
SPECIES
Species name.
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SPECIES
String
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TAX_NO
Taxanomic order. Number code for each species from North American Bird Banding Lab.
Beringian Seabird Colony Catalog, Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
TAX_NO
Double
19
0
0
ACTUAL_BIR
Actual Bird Count, Actual number of birds reported by observer
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
ACTUAL_BIR
Double
19
0
0
NONESTS
Number of Nests, Filled in for species in which nests were counted (WEGU, BRCO, DCCO, PECO), left blank if only birds were counted. Occasionally PIGU and BLOY nests were nests were counted.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
NONESTS
Double
19
0
0
EST_NO_BRE
Population estimate of number of breeding birds; for species where nest counted instead of birds, this is filled with (NONESTS * CONVERT) and CONVERT = 2 or 1.67 (COMU). This can be filled as 0 for negative data (survey done, no birds seen), especially during ENSO years or when a previous colony fails to develop in one year.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
X
Breeding confirmed; number unknown
P
Probable breeder
EST_NO_BRE
String
10
0
0
MOSTRECENT
Most recent accurate designation,
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
R
Most recent accurate data
B
Best
H
Historical
MOSTRECENT
String
3
0
0
WHATCOUNT
What was counted - birds or nests. These codes are the same as those used for the Beringian Seabird Colony Catalog.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
N
Nests or burrows: Count or estimate of nests or burrows in colony
B
Individual birds: Count or estimate of individual birds in colony
O
No count or estimate: Observer provided no numeric estimate, only non-numeric data like "Present' or 'Rare'.
U
Unknown: unexplained how the number was generated (U only if there was a statement that it was an estimate or notes as 'present').
E
Pairs: Count or estimate of breeding pairs in colony.
Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
WHATCOUNT
String
3
0
0
ESTTYPE
Type of estimate or count made by the observer, Codes may be qualitative or quantitative. These codes are the same as those used for the Beringian Seabird Colony Catalog.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
W
An actual count: Exact count of each bird, pair, or nest in colony
S
Known percent of colony: Exact count of birds, pairs, or nests in known fraction of colony area: count extrapolated to total number. Notes should describe method further.
Z
Part estimated, part counted: Exact count on part of colony area; remainder of colony and total number in colony estimated.
T
Count by groups: count of birds, pairs, or nests by groups (e.g., 10s or 1000s)Notes should describe method further.
Y
Estimate, not an actual count: observer estimated birds, nests, or pairs by some other method. Observer did not make an exact count of individuals or groups, but numbers were provided (e.g., "500 to 1000" or "thousands"). Notes should describe method further.
X
Present: no actual count: Observer reported breeding birds of this species at colony, but no estimate of numbers.
P
Probable; observer reported breeding birds probably or possibly present at colony, but no estimate of numbers.
U
Type of estimate unknown: census method or accuracy of method unknown (observer did not describe method well)
K
Count adjusted by observer: Observer adjusted count of individuals, nests, pairs to give better estimate
G
Observer may have adjusted count: Observer reported number of birds, nests or pairs; did not say
V
Common or abundant: Observer reported breeding birds common or abundant at colony, but no
R
Rare or uncommon: Observer reported breeding birds uncommon or rare at colony, but no estimate of
ESTTYPE
String
3
0
0
CONVERT_
Conversion. This code describes how the count or survey data were adjusted to generate estimates of breeding birds. These codes are the same as those used for the Beringian Seabird Colony Catalog:
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
L
Literal count by observers
A
Midpoint of range
Midpoint of range (e.g., 500-1000 entered as 750)
S
Extrapolation from sample plots
Extrapolation of data from sampling (e.g., burrow densities in sample quadrats)
2
Counts of nests were multiplied by 2 to estimate the number of breeding birds
1.67
Count of nests is multiplied by 1.67 for count of breeding birds (applies only to Common Murre)
#.##
Conversion factors for some species were calculated at the time of the surveys and therefore vary by year (e.g., Caspian Terns at East Sand Island). The numeric value is the k-factor used to adjust the count data for that record.
CONVERT_
String
5
0
0
REPS
Replication, Entered was the number of times a colony was censused in a year, usually 1 (1 replication). For multiple aerial surveys of northern Oregon and occasional multiple censuses of Yaquina Head, the number of independent censuses was entered, and the most representative survey was the one gieven in NOBIRDS, NONESTS data (June aerial survey, the larger of complete Yaquina Head surveys), with additional usrbey data contained in SPNOTES and the separate database AIRREP57 for Tenyu Maru air data.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
REPS
Double
19
0
0
QUAL
Data quality, The code describes how accurately the census data reflects the actual number of each species in the colony. Data quality may vary depending on census consitions, biology of the species, etc. Usually a 1= precise count for nest counts, or a 3= counts of birds, approximate because non-breeders/ variable mate attendance make breeding population inexact (murres, guillemots). Occasionally poor slide quality / incomplete coverage can result in a '2' for air surveys, or an in-colony nest count of guillemots, oystercatchers results in a '1' quality. Though entered from data sheets as quality 3, aerial murre surveys may best be represented as quality 2. These codes are the same as those used for the Beringian Seabird Colony Catalog.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
1
cata in "Number of Birds" are a precise estimate of the colony population. Moderate changes amoung years could probably be detected. Examples: (a) exact counts of breeding pairs or nests (kittiwakes, gulls, terns, cormorants); (b) counts of individuals adjusted carefully for nest attendance.
2
Data in "Number of Birds" are a good estimate of the colony population. Large changes in numbers could probably be detected. Examples: (a) exacts counts of birds, where all are visible (e.g., murres, kittiwakes, gulls, terns); (b) counts of guillemots on an early morning high tide before nesting; (c) counts of occupied burrows in a precisely-measured area.
3
The data in "Numbers of birds" are only a rough estimate of the colony population. Only very large changes in populations can be detected. Examples: (a) many counts of part of a colony; (b) exact counts of birds that nest underground e.g., puffins, guillemots), except special studies where all birds were visible; (c) most counts of birds by groups rather than individually. (Note: Data quality 3 is much lower than Data Quality 1 and 2).
4
The data in "Number of birds" are completely unreliable to indicate the colony population. These data should not be used to infer any changes in population, however large. Examples: 9a) estimates under poor conditions; (b) estimates that were mostly non-breeding birds; (c) all non-numeric estimates ("Present", "Rare", etc.).
U
No data quality code can be assigned, because the observer did not describe methods adequately.
QUAL
Double
19
0
0
DATAENT
Data entry date
USFWS
DATAENT
Date
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0
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DATAHACK
Name of person who entered in the data.
USFWS
DATAHACK
String
25
0
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BIBLNO
Bibliography number. This is a reference number to the bibliography database that has further info on where the data came from. It was filled sequentially for each different set of authors.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
BIBLNO
Double
19
0
0
AUTHOR
Last name and initials of first author, followed by initials and last name of subsequent authors
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AUTHOR
String
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CONTACT
Name of primary point of contact for published or unpublished work.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
CONTACT
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DOCUMENT
Name of journal, book, or report. For a journal, the title is entered. For a book or report, the publisher place of publication, series number (if any), and other information are entered. If the report is not part of a regularly published series, include the agency name and location. If the report has a unique identification number (e.g., the 1978 Catalog of Alaskan Seabird Colonies is "FWS/OBS 78/78"), this number is included.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
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String
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YEAR_PUB
Year of publication
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
YEAR_PUB
Double
19
0
0
CEN_NOTES
Census notes. Essential comments that apply to all species censused for the site and date listed (e.g., visibility or special methods). Notes on individual species are gien in Species Notes; notes on the colony are put in Site Notes.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
CEN_NOTES
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254
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SPNOTES
Species Notes. Any further notes on the sheet, including who counted air photos, additional observer references, notes on presence of predators, quality of estimate, etc.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
SPNOTES
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254
0
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MAPNO
Map Number
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
MAPNO
String
50
0
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SITENO
Site number. Sequentially numbered north to south colony sites, the latter 3-5 digits of COL_NUMBER. Right of the decimal is colonies added after the original colonies assigned.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
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STATE
State. All filled with OR for Oregon.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
STATE
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COUNTY
Coastal county where colony is located
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
COUNTY
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COUNTRY
Country
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
COUNTRY
String
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BCREGION
Bird conservation region
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
5
Region from SE Alaska to north of San Francisco
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0
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DESC_
Colony description.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
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DATAPG
Page number of original data.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
DATAPG
Double
19
0
0
PHOTO_INTE
Photo Interpretators, Full names of people counting seabirds on slides taken during an aerial photography survey. Slide counting may or may not be performed by the observers listed in the Census table.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
PHOTO_INTE
String
150
0
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USE
Site Use, All data in Oregon were S = breeding, although in fact some may have been roosing or simply attending, it was not possible to differentiate when counts were of birds, thus these could be converted to 'T' breeding and roosting. No non-breeding species are included as data; they are all in SPNOTES (e.g., BRPE).
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
S
Breeding birds
R
Roosting birds only, no breeding birds (not normally entered in Catalog)
USE
String
3
0
0
TITLE
Complete title of book or article. If unpublished, use "Unpublished data". For unpublished data, the range of years for the data should be included (e.g., Unpublished data, 1999-present).
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
TITLE
String
120
0
0
VOLUME
Volume number of journal or report series (if any).
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
VOLUME
String
10
0
0
ISSUE
Issue number of journal (if any).
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
ISSUE
String
10
0
0
PAGES
First and last page numbers, separated by a hyphen ( - ).
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
PAGES
String
15
0
0
KEYWORDS
Enter keywords, if any. Optional field.
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
KEYWORDS
String
254
0
0
UTMX
UTM Zone 10N X-coordinate, in meters
Catalog of Oregon Seabird Colonies, Oregon Seabird Colony Catalog Metadata: Version 3.0
UTMX
Double
19
0
0
FID
Internal feature number.
ESRI
Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 1
Khemarith So
Geographer
mailing and physical address
2127 SE Marine Science Drive
Newport
OR
97365
USA
541-867-4550
541-867-4551
khem_so@fws.gov
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Khemarith So
Geographer
mailing and physical address
2127 SE Marine Science Drive
Newport
OR
97365
USA
541-867-4550
541-867-4551
khem_so@fws.gov
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