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Recent scientific publications:
Bonter,
D.N., B. Zuckerberg, and J.L. Dickinson. In Press.
Invasive birds in a novel landscape: habitat associations
and effects on established species. Ecography.
Bonter,
D.N., S.A. Gauthreaux, Jr., and T.M. Donovan. 2009.
Characteristics of Important Stopover Locations
for Migrating Birds: Remote Sensing with Radar In
The Great Lakes Basin. Conservation Biology
23:440-448.
Brooks, E. W. and D. N. Bonter. In Press. Long-term changes in avian community structure in a successional, forested, and managed plot in a reforesting landscape. Wilson Journal of Ornithology.
Bonter, D.N. and W.M. Hochachka.
In press. A Citizen Science Approach to Ornithological
Research: Twenty Years of Watching Backyard Birds.
Proceedings of the Fourth International Partners
In Flight Conference, McAllen, Texas.
Bonter,
D., E.W. Brooks, and T.M. Donovan. 2008. What are
we missing with ground-level mist nets? Using elevated
nets at a migration stopover site. Journal of
Field Ornithology 79:376-381.
Cooper,
C. and D. Bonter. 2008. Artificial nest site preferences
of Black-capped Chickadees. Journal of Field
Ornithology 79:193-197.
Bonter,
D. and M.G. Harvey. 2008. Winter Survey Data Reveal
Range-wide Decline in Evening Grosbeak Populations.
Condor 110:376-381.
Bonter,
D., T.M. Donovan, and E.W. Brooks. 2007. Daily mass
changes in landbirds during migration stopover on
the south shore of Lake Ontario. Auk 124:122-133.
Harvey,
M.G., D.N. Bonter, L.M. Stenzler, I.J. Lovette.
2006. A comparison of plucked feathers versus blood
samples as DNA sources for molecular sexing. Journal
of Field Ornithology 77:136-140.
Recent
Popular Publications & Media:
Watch a movie about the bird banding process that was produced for NPR's Science Friday web site.
Listen to an hour of talk about bird migration on National Public Radio's Science Friday broadcast.
I publish the annual magazine Winter
Bird Highlights, summarizing results from Project
FeederWatch.
I
edit and design The
Marsh Wren, the biannual newsletter of
Braddock
Bay Bird Observatory.
Read
about the decline
of the Evening Grosbeak in the February 2008
issue of The Conservationist magazine.
Read
about my Field
Ornithology course on Appledore Island in BirdScope.
Listen
to an interview about Project
FeederWatch on National Public Radio, originally
aired on January 1, 2006.
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