POPULATION DECLINES IN NORTH-AMERICAN BIRDS THAT MIGRATE TO THE NEOTROPICS

[1] BIRCH TW, 1982, NE FOR EXP STN FOR S, V70

[2] SPECIES COMPOSITION OF BIRD COMMUNITIES AND THE CONSERVATION BENEFIT OF LARGE VERSUS SMALL FORESTS [J]. BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION, 1984, 30 (02) : 173 - 187

[3] BRIGGS SA, 1978, ATL NAT, V32, P19

[4] HAVE COWBIRDS CAUSED FOREST SONGBIRDS TO DECLINE [J]. BIOSCIENCE, 1983, 33 (01) : 31 - 35

[5] BROOKS RT, 1988, T N AM WILDL NAT RES, V53, P78

[6] GALLI AE, 1976, AUK, V93, P356

[7] HUTTO R L, 1988, American Birds, V42, P375

[8] Kendeigh S.C., 1982, Illinois Biological Monographs, V52, P1

[9] LANLY JP, 1982, FAO FORESTRY PAPERS

[10] LECK CF, 1981, W HUTCHESON MEM FOR, V6, P8

[1] BIRCH TW, 1982, NE FOR EXP STN FOR S, V70

[2] SPECIES COMPOSITION OF BIRD COMMUNITIES AND THE CONSERVATION BENEFIT OF LARGE VERSUS SMALL FORESTS [J]. BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION, 1984, 30 (02) : 173 - 187

[3] BRIGGS SA, 1978, ATL NAT, V32, P19

[4] HAVE COWBIRDS CAUSED FOREST SONGBIRDS TO DECLINE [J]. BIOSCIENCE, 1983, 33 (01) : 31 - 35

[5] BROOKS RT, 1988, T N AM WILDL NAT RES, V53, P78

[6] GALLI AE, 1976, AUK, V93, P356

[7] HUTTO R L, 1988, American Birds, V42, P375

[8] Kendeigh S.C., 1982, Illinois Biological Monographs, V52, P1

[9] LANLY JP, 1982, FAO FORESTRY PAPERS

[10] LECK CF, 1981, W HUTCHESON MEM FOR, V6, P8