Books of Bird populations
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Preliminary Modelling of Black Petrels (Procellaria Parkinsoni) to Assess Population Status
By Colin F. J. O'Donnell, Samuel P. Du Fresne, Brian P. J. MolloyPreliminary Modelling of Black Petrels (Procellaria Parkinsoni) to Assess Population Status
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Wisconsin Birdlife: Population & Distribution Past & Present
By Samuel D. Robbins... Clifford E. Gibbs , Ella S. Gilbert , N. C. Gilles , Walter J. Hadow , Herbert H. Hafemann , Karl E. Hager , Joseph Hailman , Jack P. Hale , James B. Hale , Karen E. Hall , George A. Hall , H. Lowell Hall , Victor Hallett , Mary L.
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Trends in Sizes of Breeding Duck Populations in Western Canada, 1955-89
By Canadian Wildlife ServiceTrends in Sizes of Breeding Duck Populations in Western Canada, 1955-89
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Odonata Recording Within BirdTrack: Non-Technical Specification
By Karen Wright, Andy Musgrove, Iain DownieOdonata Recording Within BirdTrack: Non-Technical Specification
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A Socioeconomic Study of Urban Participants in the 1988 Christmas Bird Count in Alberta
By Peter Charles Boxall, Alberta. Fish and Wildlife Division, Harry A. StelfoxA Socioeconomic Study of Urban Participants in the 1988 Christmas Bird Count in Alberta
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Changes in Lowland Wet Grassland Breeding Wader Number: The Influence of Site Designation
By Andy Wilson, Chris Pendlebury, Juliet A. VickeryChanges in Lowland Wet Grassland Breeding Wader Number: The Influence of Site Designation
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The Northern Goshawk: Ecology and Management : Proceedings of a Symposium of the Cooper Ornithological Society, Sacramento, California, 14-15 April...
The Northern Goshawk: Ecology and Management : Proceedings of a Symposium of the Cooper Ornithological Society, Sacramento, California, 14-15 April...
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In the Footsteps of J.A. Munro: Waterbirds and Wetlands in the Cariboo Parklands, British Columbia: A Comparative Study, 1938, 1958,...
By Neil K. Dawe, Canadian Wildlife Service. Pacific and Yukon RegionIn the late 1930s, James A. Munro described 34 wetlands or wetland complexes and the associated waterbird fauna in the Cariboo parklands region of British Columbia.
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Raptors: A Field Guide to Survey and Monitoring
Raptors: A Field Guide to Survey and Monitoring
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The Second Atlas of Breeding Birds of Vermont
By Rosalind B. RenfrewThe long-awaited second atlas of breeding birds in Vermont
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The Birds of Berkshire
By Peter StandleyThe Birds of Berkshire
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Bird Surveys: Expedition Field Techniques
By Martin Jones, Colin J. Bibby, Stuart MarsdenBird Surveys: Expedition Field Techniques
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Bird Monitoring Methods: A Manual of Techniques for Key UK Species
By Gillian Gilbert, David Wingfield Gibbons, Julianne EvansFirst published by the RSPB in 1998, this book is a practical guide to surveying and monitoring techniques for use in the breeding season - in assessing breeding success as well as population levels - and during the winter.
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The Status of Birds in Britain and Ireland
By British Ornithologists' Union. Records CommitteeThe Status of Birds in Britain and Ireland
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The Birds of Orange County, California: Status and Distribution
By Robert A. Hamilton, Douglas R. WillickThe Birds of Orange County, California: Status and Distribution
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Snow Geese: Grandeur and Calamity on an Arctic Landscape
By Bruce D. J. BattThis is the first English language critical assessment of this Brazilian writerOs poetry, novels, and short stories, all of which are examined within the development and framework of Brazilian Modernism.
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Illinois Birds: A Century of Change
By Jeffery W. WalkIllinois Birds: A Century of Change compares bird populations and landscapes in Illinois from the turn of the last century, the 1950s and the turn of this century.
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British Columbia Seabird Colony Inventory: Queen Charlotte strait and Johnstone strait. Report 8
By Canadian Wildlife Service. Pacific and Yukon Region, Michael S. RodwayDetailed inventories of seabird colonies were conducted in Queen Charlotte and Johnstone Straits between 1982 and 1987 as part of the BC Seabird Colony inventory program.
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British Columbia Seabird Colony Inventory: Northern mainland coast. Report 7
By Canadian Wildlife Service. Pacific and Yukon Region, Michael S. Rodway, Moira J. F. Lemon"The Canadian Wildlife Service conducted detailed inventories of seabird colonies along the northern mainland coast in 1983, 1987 and 1988 as part of the British Columbia Seabird Colony Inventory Program.
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British Columbia Seabird Colony Inventory. Report #6, Major Colonies on the West Coast of Graham Island
By Canadian Wildlife Service. Pacific and Yukon Region, Michael S. RodwayThe west coast of Graham Island in the Queen Charlotte Islands supports over half a million breeding seabirds of 10 different species, over 90% of which is concentrated in the three large colonies on Langara, Frederick, and Hippa Islands.