Efficacy of point counts and acoustic surveys for the declining pinyon jay

Authors

• Micah E. Hunter, South Dakota State UniversityFollow
• Emily D. Macklin, South Dakota State UniversityFollow
• Amanda E. Cheeseman, South Dakota State UniversityFollow

Document Type

Data set

Publication Date

9-2026

Abstract

These data were collected on lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management Royal Gorge Field Office in 2023–2024. The detection/non-detection response variables represent detections of Pinyon Jays within a 300-m radius of point count locations and detections from corresponding acoustic recording units (ARUs).

File types: .csv and .txt
File size: 46 KB

Primary file: Pinyon Jay Multi-Method Occupancy Dataset
Supplemental file: Pinyon Jay Multi-Method Occupancy Dataset Description

DOI of Published Version

10.62812/LDVV4126

Publisher

South Dakota State University

Rights

Copyright © 2026 the authors

Recommended Citation

Hunter, Micah E.; Macklin, Emily D.; and Cheeseman, Amanda E., "Efficacy of point counts and acoustic surveys for the declining pinyon jay" (2026). NRM Departmental Data Sets. 29.
https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/nrm_datasets/29