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National Recovery Plan for the Christmas Island Hawk-Owl Ninox natalis
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The effect of climatic catastrophes such as cyclones are more severe on small populations. Cyclone frequency may increase with Greenhouse-induced climate change and it would be useful to understand the effects of cyclones on owl populations to help predict the impact of any increase.
Weeds
Weeds, especially newly introduced invasive species, could impact on Christmas Island Hawk-Owl nest sites, for example by forming vine towers over nesting trees.