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Common Raven Nesting and Spatial Distancing on Power Lines in Southeast Idaho, USA
Common raven (Corvus corax; raven) abundance and distribution have increased in western North America in recent decades, facilitated by anthropogenic subsidies and other environmental changes. Electrical power transmission line structures provide nesting substrates for ravens. When these structures
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