Table 2. Summary of seed trap contents on each island, and in each forest type.
| Forest type | Guam | Saipan | |
| # (%) of traps with seeds from native bird-dispersed tree species | Intact | 17 (37.8%) | 32 (71.1%) |
| Degraded | 51 (5.6%) | 412 (45.6%) | |
| # (%) of traps with Leucaena | Intact | 26 (57.8%) | 22 (48.9%) |
| Degraded | 88 (97.8%) | 83 (92.2%) |
In total, we had 45 traps on each island in intact forest, and 90 traps per island in degraded forest.
1
All five of these traps were under either native or naturalized remnant fruiting trees and contained whole fruits covered with fleshy fruit pulp.
2
Three of these traps were under native or naturalized remnant fruiting trees.