SDNHM: Post-fire Studies: Responses of Birds to the Cedar Fire in Cleveland National Forest in the Breeding Season, April 2005

Responses of Birds to the Cedar Fire in Cleveland National Forest in the Breeding Season, April 2005–July 2007

Trend within burned area	No preference for burned or unburned	Prefers burned	Prefers unburned	Preference unclear
Decreased 2005–>2007	Lawrence’s Goldfinch	Costa’s Hummingbird Rock Wren Lazuli Bunting Bullock’s Oriole	Anna’s Hummingbird Scrub Jay Black-headed Grosbeak	Blue Grosbeak
Increased 2005–>2007	Common Raven Cliff Swallow Sage Sparrow	Phainopepla Lesser Goldfinch House Finch Rufous-crowned Sparrow California Towhee	Bewick’s Wren Wrentit Orange-crowned Warbler	Turkey Vulture
Peaking		Western Bluebird Red-winged Blackbird	Spotted Towhee	Acorn Woodpecker
Dipping	White-throated Swift	Violet-green Swallow
Flat	California Quail Mourning Dove Western Wood Pewee Ash-throated Flycatcher House Wren Wilson’s Warbler Brown-headed Cowbird	Red-tailed Hawk Western Kingbird Black-chinned Sparrow Lark Sparrow	Mountain Quail Northern Flicker American Crow Oak Titmouse Bushtit	American Kestrel
Too few to say	White-breasted Nuthatch		Cooper’s Hawk Nuttall’s Woodpecker California Thrasher Blue-gray Gnatcatcher Townsend’s Warbler
Absent			Hutton’s Vireo

Bold: Pattern of change in burned area significantly different from that in unburned.

Not bold: Pattern of change in burned area not significantly different from that in unburned.

Italic: Too few in either burned or unburned for patterns of change to be compared.