Journal of Raptor Research, Volume 35, Number 4 (2001)
Journal
Journal of Raptor Research
Volume
35
Issue
4 (December)
Year
2001
CONTENTS
- The Second International Burrowing Owl Symposium: Background and Context. 269-273
- Troy I. Wellicome, Geoffrey L. Holroyd
- An Initial Examination of Mitochondrial DNA Structure in Burrowing Owl Populations. 274-281
- Martha J. Desmond, Thomas J. Parsons, Thomas O. Powers, Julie A. Savidge
- Dispersal Patterns and Post-Fledging Mortality of Juvenile Burrowing Owls in Saskatchewan. 282-287
- L. Danielle Todd
- Synchronous and Delayed Numerical Responses of a Predatory Bird Community to a Vole Outbreak on the Canadian Prairies. 288-295
- Ray G. Poulin, Troy I. Wellicome, L. Danielle Todd
- Nesting Ecology of Burrowing Owls Occupying Black-Tailed Prairie Dog Towns in Southeastern Montana. 296-303
- Marco Restani, Larry R. Rau, Dennis L. Flath
- Nocturnal Foraging and Habitat Use by Male Burrowing Owls in a Heavily-Cultivated Region of Southern Saskatchewan. 304-309
- Robert A. Sissons, Karyn L. Scalise, Troy I. Wellicome
- Burrowing Owl Population-Trend Surveys in Southern Alberta: 1991-2000. 310-315
- Darcey T. Shyry, Troy I. Wellicome, Josef K. Schmutz, Gary L. Erickson, Dave L. Scobie, Reg F. Russell, Rick G. Martin
- Occurrence of Burrowing Owls in Black-Tailed Prairie Dog Colonies on Great Plains National Grasslands. 316-321
- John G. Sidle, Mark Ball, Timothy Byer, James J. Chynoweth, Gary Foli, Robert Hodorff, Glen Moravek, Richard Peterson, Daniel N. Svingen
- Status of the Burrowing Owl in North Dakota. 322-330
- Robert K. Murphy, Kristin W. Hasselblad, Chris D. Grondahl, John G. Sidle, Ron E. Martin, David W. Freed
- Status and Attempted Reintroduction of Burrowing Owls in Minnesota, U.S.A.. 331-336
- Mark S. Martell, John Schladweiler, Francesca Cuthbert
- A Preliminary Assessment of Burrowing Owl Population Status in Wyoming. 337-343
- Nicole M. Koreanta, Loren W. Ayers, Stanley H. Anderson, David B. Mcdonald
- The Howdy Owls of Arizona: A Review of the Status of Athene Cunicularia. 344-350
- Nikolle L. Brown
- Current Status, Distribution, and Conservation of the Burrowing Owl in Oklahoma. 351-356
- Steven R. Sheffield, Mark Howery
- Distribution of Burrowing Owls on Public and Private Lands in Colorado. 357-361
- Tammy L. Vercauteren, Scott W. Gillihan, Scott W. Hutchings
- Analyses of Burrowing Owl Populations in New Mexico. 362-370
- Patricia C. Arrowood, Carol A. Finley, Bruce C. Thompson
- A Population Decline Recorded by Operation Burrowing Owl in Saskatchewan. 371-377
- Margaret A. Skeel, Jeff Keith, Carla S. Palaschuk
- Development of a Habitat Suitability Index Model for Burrowing Owls in the Eastern Canadian Prairies. 378-384
- Tanys V. Uhmann, Norm C. Kenkel, Richard K. Baydack
- Burrowing Owls and Development: Short-Distance Nest Burrow Relocation to Minimize Construction Impacts. 385-391
- Brian W. Smith, James R. Belthoff
- Burrowing Owl Reintroduction Efforts in the Thompson-Nicola Region of British Columbia. 392-398
- Ernest E. Leupin, David J. Low
- Conservation of the Burrowing Owl in Western North America: Issues, Challenges, and Recommendations. 399-407
- Geoffrey L. Holroyd, Ricardo Rodriguez-Estrella, Steven R. Sheffield
- Information for Contributors. 408-411
- Index to Volume 35. 412-418
- Allison Fowler
BIOLOGY
STATUS AND TRENDS
CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT
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