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Census work was carried out in midJune on 10 of the 30 breeding bird monitoring sites formally established in the mid 1990s. The censuses conducted in 2006 spanned a range of habitats from grassland and sage through willows and cottonwoods to pine and spruce-fir forest. Collectively, the sites cover all habitats within Grand Teton National Park, from lowest to highest elevations, and have produced records of 15 8 bird species since project initiation. Dry conditions prevailed in GTNP in late winter 2006 and extended into the spring and summer. Similarly, dry conditions were widespread in the overwintering areas of many of the migrants breeding within the park, from southern and southwestern USA south into northern and western Mexico.

GTNP Breeding Bird Monitoring Project: The 2006 Season Year-to-Year Variation in Avian Breeding Densities in Grand Teton National Park.