Transcription of Wetland Management For Waterfowl Handbook
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Wetland Management For Waterfowl Handbook
Wetland Management FOR. Waterfowl Handbook . Mississippi River Trust Natural Resources Conservation Service United States Fish and Wildlife Service 2007. Edited and Compiled by Kevin D. Nelms, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Mississippi With Assistance From Brian Ballinger, Mississippi River Trust Alyene Boyles, Wildlife Mississippi Acknowledgements The following biologists made contributions to one or more parts of this publication: Brian Ballinger, Mississippi River Trust Leigh Fredrickson, Gaylord Laboratory, University of Missouri Brett Hunter, Fish and Wildlife Service, Louisiana Kevin D. Nelms, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Mississippi Jody Pagan, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Arkansas Pat Stinson, Fish and Wildlife Service, Mississippi Bob Strader, Fish and Wildlife Service, Mississippi Mark Tidwell, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Arkansas Photography Photographs courtesy of Russell Stevens and Chuck Coffey, Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, Ardmore, Oklahoma; Jody Pagan, NRCS, Arkansas; Victor Ramey and Anne Murray, Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants, University of Florida; James Manhart, Department of Biology, Texas A&M University; Robert Kowal, Kenneth Sytsma, a
DUCK-USE DAYS In comparing the amount and/or quality of forage available to waterfowl in various habitat types, biologists and managers often use the term duck-use days, of DUD. Assuming that the ducks are mallard size and that daily temperatures are thirty to seventy
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