Salt Lake Avian Collision Survey

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* 1. First and Last Name

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* 2. E-mail Address

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* 3. What is your typical availability?

Weekday Mornings

Weekday Afternoons

Weekday Evenings

Weekend Mornings

Weekend Afternoons

Weekend Evenings

Other (please specify):

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* 4. Are you willing to take a brief online training? This will be done on the Tracy Aviary Conservation web site and involves watching a video and reading PDFs.

Yes. I am comfortable with taking the online training.

No, I am not comfortable with taking online training.

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* 5. Are you available to survey throughout the peak migration period? Peak migration occurs April thru May.

Yes. I am available to survey throughout the peak migration period - September thru October.

No. I am only available to survey during early migration - September.

No. I am only available to survey during late migration - October

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* 6. To ensure sufficient data collection we require each community scientist (volunteer) to complete at least 3 surveys. How many surveys are you willing to complete?

3-5

5-10

10+

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* 7. Would you prefer to keep the same route for each survey or cover different routes?

I would prefer to cover the same route for each survey.

I would prefer to survey a different route for each survey.

I don't care which route I cover for each survey.

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* 8. What are your top 3 choices for survey routes? Click link to view SLACS Routes Map.

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I will complete any route assigned to me.

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* 9. Some birds who suffer window collisions do not die from the impact. Many of these birds will survive if they are kept safe from predators and receive medical care. Would you feel comfortable picking up stunned or injured birds that you may find during your survey?

Yes. I feel comfortable picking up stunned or injured birds.

No. I would prefer to call someone else to pick up a stunned or injured bird.

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* 10. Birds who die from window collisions can provide valuable scientific data for tracking populations and migration. These would go to the Natural History Museum of Utah collections. Would you feel comfortable picking up dead birds that you may find during your survey? It is perfectly okay if you are not; you will be taking a photo of these birds as part of the survey and can leave the bird in place.

Yes. I would feel comfortable picking up a dead bird that I find during my survey.

No. I would not feel comfortable picking up a dead bird and would prefer to photograph the bird for species identification and location tracking.

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