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Silas E. Fischer, Auteur ; Gunnar R. Kramer, Auteur ; Matthew J. Baumann, Auteur ; Evan F. Fahy, Auteur ; Kathy Granillo, Auteur ; Henry M. Streby, AuteurNonbreeding distributions of most migratory North American breeding birds are relatively well-defined, but population- and sex-specific nonbreeding dispersion is poorly understood. Nonbreeding factors can limit population growth and manifest dif[...]
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Henry M. Streby, Auteur ; Sean M. Peterson, Auteur ; Justin A. Lehman, Auteur ; Gunnar R. Kramer, Auteur ; Kelly J. Iknayan, Auteur ; David E. Andersen, AuteurDespite the broad consensus that force-fledging of nestling songbirds lowers their probability of survival and therefore should be generally avoided by researchers, that presumption has not been tested. We used radiotelemetry to monitor the surv[...]
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Sean M. Peterson, Auteur ; Henry M. Streby, Auteur ; David E. Andersen, Auteur
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Henry M. Streby, Auteur ; Sean M. Peterson, Auteur ; David E. Andersen, AuteurSome species of mature-forest-nesting songbirds use regenerating clearcuts and forested wetlands during the postfledging period (between nesting and migration). Relatively dense vegetation structure and abundant food resources in non-mature-fore[...]
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Henry M. Streby, Auteur ; David E. Andersen, Auteur
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Henry M. Streby, Auteur ; Sean M. Peterson, Auteur ; Callie F. Gesmundo, Auteur ; Michael K. Johnson, Auteur ; Alexander C. Fish, Auteur ; Justin A. Lehman, Auteur ; David E. Andersen, AuteurInvestigating the potential effects of handling and marking techniques on study animals is important for correct interpretation of research results and to effect progress in data-collection methods. Few investigators have compared the reproducti[...]
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Henry M. Streby, Auteur ; David E. Andersen, AuteurWe studied Ovenbird Seiurus aurocapilla and Golden-winged Warbler Vermivora chrysoptera populations in northern Minnesota, USA, to test two common assumptions in studies of songbird nest success: (1) that the condition of an empty nest on or nea[...]
