Abstract
The game statistics for the island of Olkiluoto were updated in the spring 2010, and compared with earlier studies. Population size estimates are based on interviews of local hunters, and on other material available. No elk nor deer inventories were made in the winter 2009-2010. The elk population is still slightly decreasing. The white-tailed deer population was made smaller by hunting. The changes in the roe deer population are not known accurately, but population size varies somewhat from year to year. The number of hunted small predators approximately doubled in the latest hunting season. Altogether 17 waterfowl were hunted in 2009 (none in the previous year). The populations of mountain hare and red squirrel are abundant. The brown hare population is still small, even though there was one brood in Olkiluoto in 2009. (orig.)
Nieminen, M
[1]
- Faunatica Oy, Espoo (Finland)
Citation Formats
Nieminen, M.
Game statistics for the island of Olkiluoto in 2009-2010.
Finland: N. p.,
2010.
Web.
Nieminen, M.
Game statistics for the island of Olkiluoto in 2009-2010.
Finland.
Nieminen, M.
2010.
"Game statistics for the island of Olkiluoto in 2009-2010."
Finland.
@misc{etde_1010735,
title = {Game statistics for the island of Olkiluoto in 2009-2010}
author = {Nieminen, M}
abstractNote = {The game statistics for the island of Olkiluoto were updated in the spring 2010, and compared with earlier studies. Population size estimates are based on interviews of local hunters, and on other material available. No elk nor deer inventories were made in the winter 2009-2010. The elk population is still slightly decreasing. The white-tailed deer population was made smaller by hunting. The changes in the roe deer population are not known accurately, but population size varies somewhat from year to year. The number of hunted small predators approximately doubled in the latest hunting season. Altogether 17 waterfowl were hunted in 2009 (none in the previous year). The populations of mountain hare and red squirrel are abundant. The brown hare population is still small, even though there was one brood in Olkiluoto in 2009. (orig.)}
place = {Finland}
year = {2010}
month = {Oct}
}
title = {Game statistics for the island of Olkiluoto in 2009-2010}
author = {Nieminen, M}
abstractNote = {The game statistics for the island of Olkiluoto were updated in the spring 2010, and compared with earlier studies. Population size estimates are based on interviews of local hunters, and on other material available. No elk nor deer inventories were made in the winter 2009-2010. The elk population is still slightly decreasing. The white-tailed deer population was made smaller by hunting. The changes in the roe deer population are not known accurately, but population size varies somewhat from year to year. The number of hunted small predators approximately doubled in the latest hunting season. Altogether 17 waterfowl were hunted in 2009 (none in the previous year). The populations of mountain hare and red squirrel are abundant. The brown hare population is still small, even though there was one brood in Olkiluoto in 2009. (orig.)}
place = {Finland}
year = {2010}
month = {Oct}
}