BUILDING STRONG ® AVIAN ABUNDANCE AND DETERRENT MEASURES AT NWW & NWP DAMS US Army Corps of Engineers BUILDING STRONG ® FPOM – Subgroup: Inland Avian WG.

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BUILDING STRONG ® AVIAN ABUNDANCE AND DETERRENT MEASURES AT NWW & NWP DAMS US Army Corps of Engineers BUILDING STRONG ® FPOM – Subgroup: Inland Avian WG – Dam Component September 12, 2013 Portland, OR

BUILDING STRONG ® 2013 Avian Update 1.Trends at USACE Dams April – present 2.Trends at specific dams in April - present 3.Deterrent plans for 2014

BUILDING STRONG ® Data Reporting – calculated means  Provide broader trends  Reduce our ability to detect individual behavior  Time scale may soften resolution ► Daily, Weekly, Seasonally Photo by James Browne Bonn Volunteer

BUILDING STRONG ® Osprey are common at Bonn, not well represented by seasonal means. Graphically they are swamped out by other birds. Photo by Brian Bissell

BUILDING STRONG ® GULL DCCO

BUILDING STRONG ® GULL DCCO GREBE CATE

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Bonneville Dam 2014 Perch deterrents on several hand rails (PH Tailrace) 2 Hydro cannons on JFOF

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The Dalles Dam 2014 SW T5

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John Day Dam 2014

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McNary Dam 2014 Perching deterrents: wires strung over barge dock hand rail and outfall pipe. JFOF hydro cannon – permanent pump and piping to be installed this fall. Propane cannons: 2 end nav lock wing wall, 1 at the west end of the navlock, 1 at the end of the north ice-trash sluiceway, and one about 3/4 out on the outfall pipe. 13 overhead wires total.

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GULL DCCO GREBE CATE

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Ice Harbor Dam 2014 Perching deterrents: wire over nav. lock wing wall hand rail and spider wire on wing wall light poles and forebay buoys. Hydro cannon at end of fish bypass outfall pipe.

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Lower Monumental Dam 2014 Hydro cannons at end of fish bypass outfall pipe. Perching deterrents: wire over nav lock wing wall hand rail, spikes installed on downstream end of wing wall deck.

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Little Goose Dam 2014

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GULL AWEP

BUILDING STRONG ® Lower Granite Dam 2014 Perching deterrents: wires above nav lock wing wall hand rails, row of spike wire on guide wall deck, and spider wires on top of guide wall light poles and forebay buoys.

BUILDING STRONG ® GULL AWEP

BUILDING STRONG ® 2014 Planned Avian Deterrents Dam Perch deter- rents Bird WiresHazing measuresHazing effort Tailrace Hydro- cannon Boat- based Lethal take Propane cannon Distress call Pyro Other DatesAmount PHSW BonnevilleXXXXX4/1 - 7/31 8 hrs all days The DallesXXX4/16 - 7/31 14 hrs all days John DayXXXX4/16 -7/31 8 hrs all days McNaryXXXXXXX3/30 – 8/2 4/20 – 7/12: 16; rest of time: 8 Boat 3 days/wk Ice HarborXXXXXXXXXLaser4/1 - 6/3016 hrs Lower Monumental XXXX4/1 - 6/2 5/6 - 6/2: 16; rest of time: 8 Little GooseXX X XXX4/1 - 6/16 Five days per week: 8+ Lower GraniteXX X XXX4/1 - 6/30 4/21 – 6/1: 16; rest of time: 8 “X” indicates action occurs

BUILDING STRONG ® Bonneville JFOF 2008 & 2012 Photo from Richard Weis

BUILDING STRONG ® Funding into FY14  The data portal has been paid for by CRFM through FY13, but will not be starting in FY14.  If the fish managers want to have bird data continued to be reported in-season need to identify this for O&M consideration.  ~$30k for all 8 dams and 5 tablet PC’s for data collection & uploading.

BUILDING STRONG ® Surprises from Winter 2012

BUILDING STRONG ® Ring billed gulls John Day Winter 2012 Photos by Dale Klindt

BUILDING STRONG ® Common Mergansers The Dalles Winter 2012

BUILDING STRONG ® Ice Harbor December 2012 Photos likely from ICE Project staff Mark Plummer?

BUILDING STRONG ® Bonneville

BUILDING STRONG ® Thanks to the Project biologist, Assistant Biologist, and Biological Technicians that collected the data and many photos presented here!