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2139

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660393
Ammer, F.K. and P.B. Wood. 2002. Probable breeding of short-eared owls in southern West Virginia. Journal of Raptor Research 36: 237.

Location: RMS
Location Number:in JRR issue

Keywords: asio, behavior, breeding, circus, cyaneus, distribution, flammeus, habitat, hawks, hen harrier, hudsonius, nest site, northern harrier, owls, range, range expansion, ris, short-eared owl, united states, vegetation, west virginia,


660188
Arroyo, B.E. and V. Bretagnolie. 1999. Breeding biology of the short-eared owl (Asio flammeus) in agricultural habitats of southwestern France. Journal of Raptor Research 33: 287-294.

Location: RRF
Comments: Abstract also in Spanish

Keywords: agriculture, annual, arvalis, asio, breeding, breeding behavior, breeding biology, brood size, circus, clutch-size, conservation, crops, density, destruction, dispersion, distance between nests, egg measurements, europe, flammeus, france, habitat, habitat preference, harriers, harvest, hawks, interspecific, interspecific behavior, land-use, landscape, management, maps, microtus, montagu's harrier, mowing, nest, nesting success, nestling manipulations, nomadism, owls, predator-prey relationships, prey, prey abundance, prey cycles, prey delivery rates, productivity, provisioning, pygargus, raptor research foundation, refereed, relocation, ris, rrf, short-eared owl, spacing, variation, voles,


20142
Arroyo, B.E., T. DeCornulier and V. Bretagnolle. 2000. Sex and age determination of short-eared owl nestlings. Condor 102: 216-219.

Location: RMS
Comments: Abstract also in Spanish

Keywords: ageing, asio, blood, body size, captivity, coloration, europe, feather, field techniques, flammeus, france, growth, modeling, morphology, morphometrics, nestling, owls, pattern recognition, plumages, refereed, ris, sexing, short-eared owl, study skins, techniques, variation, wing,


660143
Bayle, P. 1999. EXPANDED ABSTRACT: Preventing birds of prey problems at transmission lines in western Europe. Journal of Raptor Research 33: 43-48.

Location: RMS journal shelves

Keywords: abstract, accipiter, adalberti, aeruginosus, alba, apivorus, aquila, asio, athene, barbatus, barn owl, bearded vulture, birds, black kite, booted eagle, bubo, buteo, butleri, buzzards, chrysaetos, circaetus, circus, collisions, columbarius, cyaneus, decline, eagles, egyptian vulture, electrocution, endangered species, eurasian hobby, eurasian tawny owl, europe, european honey-buzzard, falco, fasciatus, flammeus, france, fulvus, gentilis, golden eagle, gypaetus, gyps, hawks, hieraaetus, hudsonius, impacts, improvement, kites, lagopus, long-eared owl, management, merlin, migrans, milvus, modification, monachus, mortality, neophron, northern goshawk, northern harrier, otus, owls, pennatus, perching, percnopterus, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, pernis, recommendations, red kite, reintroduction, resolutions, review papers, ris, rough-legged hawk, rufigularis, shields, short-eared owl, spain, spanish imperial eagle, standards, strix, subbuteo, tyto, vultures, western marsh harrier,


26586
Bildstein, K. 2001. Raptor 101; answers to questions about birds of prey. HMANA Hawk Migration Studies 27: 15-20.

Location: RMS

Keywords: accipiter, african harrier hawk, african hawk-eagle, africanus, alba, alboniger, american kestrel, aquila, asio, atratus, aura, ayres's hawk eagle, ayresii, bald eagle, barn owl, barred owl, bartelsi, black goshawk, black hawk-eagle, black sparrowhawk, black vulture, black-and-white hawk-eagle, black-chested buzzard eagle, blyth's hawk-eagle, broad-winged hawk, bubo, buteo, buzzards, cassin's hawk-eagle, cathartes, celebes hawk-eagle, changeable hawk-eagle, chrysaetos, circumcincta, circumcinctus, circus, cirrhatus, columbarius, cooper's hawk, cooperii, coragyps, crested hawk-eagle, cyaneus, diurnal, dryotriorchis, eagles, eastern screech-owl, eutriorchis, falco, falcons, flammeolus, flammeus, gentilis, geranoaetus, golden eagle, great horned owl, gymnogene, gyrfalcon, haliaeetus, haliaetus, harriers, hawk watching, hawks, hieraaetus, hudsonius, ichthyophaga, jamaicensis, javan hawk-eagle, kienerii, kites, lagopus, lanceolatus, leucocephalus, lineatus, little eagle, long-eared owl, madagascar harrier-hawk, megascops, melanoleucus, merlin, morphnoides, mountain hawk-eagle, nanus, nipalensis, nisaetus, nocturnal, northern goshawk, northern harrier, ornate hawk-eagle, ornatus, osprey, otus, owls, pandion, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, philippensis, philippine hawk-eagle, platypterus, plumages, polyboroides, radiatus, range, red-shouldered hawk, red-tailed hawk, ris, rough-legged buzzard, rough-legged hawk, rufous-bellied eagle, rusticolus, sharp-shinned hawk, short-eared owl, small sparrowhawk, sparverius, species, spilogaster, spilornis, spizaetus, spizastur, spiziapteryx, spot-winged falcon, spot-winged falconet, striatus, strix, sulawesi hawk-eagle, swainson's hawk, swainsoni, taxonomy, turkey vulture, typus, tyrannus, tyrant hawk eagle, tyto, varia, virginianus, vultures, wahlberg's eagle, wahlbergi, wallace's hawk-eagle,


26165
Bogiatto, R.J., J.A. Hindley and R.L. Surles. 2001. Notes on the winter diet of short-eared owls in northern California. Western North American Naturalist 61: 501-502.

Location: RMS

Keywords: asio, california, composition, deer mouse, flammeus, food habits, microtus, owls, pellet analysis, peromyscus, pocket gopher, prey, ris, short-eared owl, species lists, thomomys, united states, voles, winter,


95496
Bosakowski, T. and D.G. Smith.  2002. Raptors of the Pacific Northwest. Frank Amato Publications, Inc., Portland, Oregon.

Location: RMS
Location Number:QL696.F3 B67

Keywords: accipiter, aegolius, alba, american kestrel, aquila, asio, athene, aura, bald eagle, barn owl, bubo, burrowing owl, buteo, cathartes, chrysaetos, circus, columbarius, cooperii, cunicularia, cyaneus, density, distribution, eagles, egg, elanus, falco, ferruginous hawk, flammeolus, flammeus, foraging behavior, funereus, gentilis, gnoma, golden eagle, great horned owl, habitat, haliaeetus, hawks, hudsonius, jamaicensis, kennicottii, kites, lagopus, leucocephalus, leucurus, lineatus, long-eared owl, merlin, mexicanus, nebulosa, nesting, northern goshawk, northern harrier, nyctea, occidentalis, oregon, otus, owls, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, photographs, population, prairie falcon, range, red-shouldered hawk, red-tailed hawk, regalis, ris, roosting, rough-legged hawk, scandiaca, sharp-shinned hawk, short-eared owl, sparverius, spotted owl, striatus, strix, swainson's hawk, swainsoni, territory, turkey vulture, tyto, ulula, varia, virginianus, vultures, white-tailed kite,


83281
Bozic, L. and A. Vrezec. 2000. Owls of the Pohorje Mountains. Acrocephalus 21: 47-53.

Location: RMS
Comments: Journal shelves. In Slovene with English abstract and captions

Keywords: aegolius, alba, altitude, aluco, asio, athene, barn owl, bubo, coromandus, distribution, eurasian pygmy owl, eurasian scops owl, flammeus, funereus, glaucidium, habitat, little owl, long-eared owl, noctua, northern eagle owl, otus, owls, passerinum, photographs, ris, scops, short-eared owl, slovenia, strigiformes, strix, tawny owl, tengmalm's owl, tyto, ural owl, uralensis,


5132
Brown, C.G. Unknown. Salmon Falls Division Project wildlife study final report. Unpubl. Rep. Idaho Department of Fish and Game, Boise, Idaho 152 pp 

Location: RMS
Location Number:5132

Keywords: accipiter, american kestrel, aquila, asio, athene, burrowing owl, buteo, chrysaetos, cunicularia, eagles, falco, flammeus, gentilis, golden eagle, habitat destruction, hawks, human disturbance, idaho, impacts, jamaicensis, lagopus, land conversion, mexicanus, northern goshawk, owls, prairie falcon, red-tailed hawk, ris, rough-legged buzzard, rough-legged hawk, short-eared owl, sparverius, swainson's hawk, swainsoni, tolerance of human disturbance, united states,


95819
Burns, J.  2004. North American owls: journey through a shadowed world. Willow Creek Press, Minocqua, WI.

Location: RMS Book library
Location Number:QL696 .S8 B86 2004

Keywords: acadicus, aegolius, alba, asio, athene, barn owl, barred owl, boreal owl, brasilianum, bubo, burrowing owl, californicum, cunicularia, eastern screech-owl, elf owl, ferruginous pygmy-owl, flammeolus, flammeus, flammulated owl, funereus, gbip, glaucidium, gnoma, great gray owl, great horned owl, kennicottii, long-eared owl, maps, megascops, micrathene, nebulosa, northern hawk owl, northern pygmy owl, northern pygmy-owl, northern saw-whet owl, nyctea, occidentalis, otus, owls, photographs, range, ris, scandiaca, scandiacus, short-eared owl, snowy owl, spotted owl, strix, surnia, trichopsis, tyto, ulula, varia, virginianus, vocalizations, western screech-owl, whiskered screech-owl, whitneyi, wing, z058,


26345
Carnegie, S.D., E.J. Urton and D.L. Gummer. 2001. Short-eared owl, Asio flammeus, attack on a burrowing owl, Athene cunicularia, in Suffield National Wildlife Area, Alberta. Canadian Field-Naturalist 115: 345-346.

Location: RMS

Keywords: accipiter, aggression, alberta, american crow, asio, athene, behavior, brachyrhynchos, bubo, burrowing owl, buteo, canada, columbarius, competition, cooper's hawk, cooperii, coromandus, corvus, cunicularia, decline, falco, falcons, ferruginous hawk, flammeus, great horned owl, hawks, interactions, interspecific competition, jamaicensis, kangaroo rat, merlin, mexicanus, nyctea, owls, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, prairie falcon, predation, red-tailed hawk, refereed, regalis, ris, scandiaca, scandiacus, short-eared owl, snowy owl, speotyto, survey, swainson's hawk, swainsoni, virginianus,


95956
Cieslak, M. and B. Dul.  2006. Feathers: identification for bird conservation. Natura Publishing House, Warsaw, Poland.

Location: RMS Book shelves
Location Number:QL697.4 .C54 2006

Keywords: accipiter, aegolius, aeruginosus, airports, alba, albicilla, aluco, analysis, aquila, asio, barn owl, black kite, booted eagle, bubo, carrion crow, cherrug, chrysaetos, circus, clanga, collisions, columbarius, common kestrel, conservation, corax, corone, corvus, cranes, cuckoo, cyaneus, eastern imperial eagle, education, eurasian hobby, eurasian kestrel, eurasian sparrowhawk, falco, feather, flammeus, funereus, gentilis, golden eagle, great gray owl, greater spotted eagle, grouse, gyrfalcon, haliaeetus, heliaca, herons, hieraaetus, identification, imperial eagle, lesser spotted eagle, long-eared owl, lophaetus, macrourus, merlin, migrans, milvus, molt, montagu's harrier, morphology, natural history, nebulosa, nipalensis, nisus, northern goshawk, northern hawk owl, numenius, otus, pallid harrier, pennatus, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, pheasants, photographs, plumages, pomarina, pygargus, ravens, red kite, red-footed falcon, rooks, rusticolus, saker falcon, scandiaca, scandiacus, short-eared owl, snowy owl, sparrowhawks, steppe eagle, storks, strix, subbuteo, surnia, tawny owl, tengmalm's owl, tinnunculus, tyto, ulula, ural owl, uralensis, vespertinus, white-tailed eagle, woodpeckers, z0708,


660270
Cirignoli, S., D.H. Podestá and U.F.J. Pardiñas. 2001. Diet of the short-eared owls in northwestern Argentina. Journal of Raptor Research 35: 68-69.

Location: JRR
Comments: Summary in Spanish

Keywords: argentina, asio, flammeus, food habits, nocturnal, owls, pellet analysis, prey abundance, prey size, raptor research foundation, reserves, ris, rodents, rrf, short-eared owl, small mammals, south america, trapping,


26841
Clayton, K.M.  2000. Status of the short-eared owl (Asio flammeus) in Alberta. Wildlife Status Report no. 28. Alberta Environment, Fisheries and Wildlife Management Division and Alberta Conservation Association, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Location: RMS

Keywords: alberta, asio, canada, contaminants, degradation, distribution, endangered species, flammeus, food abundance, habitat, maps, owls, pesticides, population, prey, range, ris, short-eared owl, status,


27915
Condon, A. M., E. L. Kershner, B. L. Sullivan, D. M. Cooper and D. K. Garcelon. 2005. Spotlight surveys for grassland owls on San Clemente Island, California. Wilson Bulletin 117:177-184.

Location: RMS

Keywords: alba, asio, athene, barn owl, burrowing owl, california, cunicularia, flammeus, grassland, islands, military, owls, ris, short-eared owl, spotlighting, tyto, z059,


27914
Corado, R. 2005. The importance of information on specimen labels. Ornithologia Neotropical 16:277-278.

Location: RMS

Keywords: asio, california, flammeus, museums, owls, short-eared owl, stomach, study skins, western u.s., wren, z059,


660332
Cromrich, L.A., D.W. Holt and S.M. Leasure. 2002. Trophic niche of North American great horned owl. Journal of Raptor Research 36: 58-65.

Location: RMS, Journals
Comments: Abstract also in Spanish

Keywords: acadicus, aegolius, alba, asio, athene, barn owl, biomass, black-tailed prairie dog, brasilianum, breeding season, bubo, burrowing owl, buteo, californicum, coromandus, cunicularia, cynomys, data, density, eastern screech-owl, eurasian eagle-owl, ferruginous pygmy-owl, flammeus, flaviventris, food habits, food supply, food-niche breadth, glaucidium, gnoma, great horned owl, hawks, lagomorphs, lepus, lineatus, long-eared owl, marmota, megascops, microtus, montana, niches, north america, northern eagle owl, northern pygmy owl, northern pygmy-owl, northern saw-whet owl, occidentalis, opossum, opportunism, otus, owls, pellet analysis, pellets, peromyscus, predator, prey, red-shouldered hawk, refereed, ris, scandiaca, scandiacus, short-eared owl, shrews, small mammals, snowshoe hare, snowy owl, species, species lists, speotyto, spotted owl, strix, tyto, united states, virginianus, white-tailed jackrabbit, yellow-bellied marmot,


27996
Dawson, A. 2005. The scaling of primary flight feather length and mass in relation to wing shape, function and habitat. Ibis 147:283-292.

Location: RMS

Keywords: accipiter, aeruginosus, alba, aluco, asio, athene, barn owl, circus, columbarius, common kestrel, cyaneus, eurasian hobby, eurasian kestrel, eurasian sparrowhawk, falco, falcons, feather, flammeus, flight, gentilis, habitat, harriers, hawks, hudsonius, little owl, long-eared owl, merlin, morphometrics, nisus, noctua, northern goshawk, northern harrier, otus, owls, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, primaries, short-eared owl, strix, subbuteo, tawny wood owl, tinnunculus, tyto, western marsh harrier, wing, wing loading, z059,


57401
Dejong, J.R. 2001. Landscape fragmentation and grassland patch size effects on non-game grassland birds in xeric mixed-grass prairies of western South Dakota. Master of Science Thesis, South Dakota State University, Brookings.

Location: RMS

Keywords: abundance, agriculture, asio, athene, birds, bobolink, brown-headed cowbird, burrowing owl, buteo, clamator, communities, comparison, cowbirds, crops, cunicularia, data, decline, density, diversity, edge effect, exotic, ferruginous hawk, flammeus, forest, fragmentation, gbip, grasses, grasshopper sparrow, grassland, grazing, great basin, habitat, habitat destruction, habitat preference, hawks, impacts, inventory, island biogeography, land-use, landscape, line transect, litter, livestock, management, maps, meadowlarks, nest, nest robbing, non-game, north america, owls, patch, prairies, predation, pseudoscops, recommendations, regalis, ris, sandpipers, short-eared owl, shrikes, south dakota, sparrows, species lists, species richness, striped skunk, success, survey, swainson's hawk, swainsoni, united states, vegetation, western u.s.,


27989
Dove, C. J., P. G. Hare and M. Heacker. 2005. Identification of ancient feather fragments found in melting alpine ice patches in southern Yukon. Arctic 58:38-43.

Location: RMS
Comments: 


Keywords: aquila, archaeology, asio, auratus, canada, colaptes, ducks, eagles, falco, falcons, feather, flammeus, gyrfalcon, haliaeetus, ice, lagopus, northern flicker, owls, photographs, ptarmigan, rusticolus, short-eared owl, yukon, z059,


27198
Erickson, W., K. Kronner and B. Gritski.  2003. Nine Canyon Wind Power Project avian and bat monitoring report. West, Inc., Cheyenne, WY.

Full Text

Location: RMS
Comments: Prepared for Nine Canyon Technical Advisory Committee, Energy Northwest

Keywords: american kestrel, asio, bats, birds, collisions, comparison, distance, falco, falcons, flammeus, light, maps, meadowlarks, monitoring, mortality, nest, owls, pheasants, photographs, reports, ris, rufigularis, short-eared owl, sparverius, species lists, statistics, washington, wind turbine,


99258
Fergus, C. Unknown. Night hunters: owls. Pennsylvania Game Commission Wildl. Notes 175-8:4pp 

Location: RMS

Keywords: acadicus, aegolius, alba, amadon, asio, barn owl, barred owl, behavior, bubo, coromandus, feeding behavior, flammeus, foraging behavior, great horned owl, hunting behavior, kennicottii, long-eared owl, megascops, northern saw-whet owl, nyctea, otus, owls, pennsylvania, ris, scandiaca, scandiacus, short-eared owl, snowy owl, strix, tyto, varia, virginianus, western screech-owl,


82715
Figueroa Rojas, R.A. and E.S. Corales Stappung. 2002. Winter diet of the American kestrel (Falco sparverius) in the forested Chilean Patagonia, and its relation to the availability of prey. International Hawkwatcher 5: 7-14.

Location: Newsletter Files
Location Number:1815

Keywords: alba, american kestrel, asio, availability, barn owl, biomass, birds, chile, elanus, falco, falcons, flammeus, food habits, forest, impacts, insects, kites, leucurus, livetrapping, migration, opportunism, owls, passer, pellet analysis, population, prey, prey availability, prey studies, ris, rodents, rufipes, rufous-legged owl, short-eared owl, south america, sparverius, strix, tyto, white-tailed kite, winter,


27380
Fitzgerald, S.D., J.S. Patterson, M. Kiupel, H.A. Simmons, S.D. Grimes, C.F. Sarver, R.M. Fulton, B.A. Steficek, T.M. Cooley, J.P. Massey and J.G. Sikarskie. 2003. Clinical and pathologic features of West Nile virus infection in native North American owls (Family Strigidae). Avian Diseases 47: 602-610.

Location: RMS
Comments: Summary also in Spanish

Keywords: asio, barred owl, bubo, condition, coromandus, disease, flammeus, great horned owl, infection, injury, necropsy, nyctea, owls, reports, ris, scandiaca, scandiacus, short-eared owl, snowy owl, strix, symptoms, varia, virginianus, viruses, west nile virus,


23913
Fuller, R.J. and S.J. Gough. 1999. Changes in sheep numbers in Britain; implications for bird populations. Biological Conservation 91: 73-89.

Location: RMS

Keywords: alba, aquila, asio, barn owl, birds, buteo, carrying capacity, chrysaetos, classification, common kestrel, common raven, competition, corax, corvus, decline, disease, distribution, eagles, eurasian buzzard, eurasian kestrel, europe, falco, flammeus, food, food supply, fruit, golden eagle, grazing, great britain, ground nesting, grouse, habitat, habitat destruction, hawks, herbivores, human disturbance, impacts, invertebrates, kites, land-use, livestock, maps, milvus, mosaics, old world kestrel, overgrazing, owls, population, predator, prey, prey switching, recommendations, red kite, refereed, responses, ris, scale, scavenging, sheep, shorebirds, short-eared owl, small mammals, spatial, steppe buzzard, ticks, tinnunculus, trends, trophic, tyto, united kingdom, vegetation, voles, wales,


17637
Fye, W.L. Unknown. Short eared owl's nesting in Clarion County, PA. Field notes. 6pp 

Location: RMS
Location Number:17637

Keywords: asio, flammeus, nest defense, nesting, owls, pennsylvania, ris, short-eared owl,


17636
Fye, W.L. Unknown. Short-eared owls on reclaimed surface mine in Clarion County, Pennsylvania. Draft of journal article (?). 1pp 

Location: RMS
Location Number:17636

Keywords: asio, flammeus, owls, pennsylvania, ris, short-eared owl,


97812
Galushin, V.M., V.P. Belik, D.B. Bogomolov, V.V. Frolov, V.Y. Ilyin, S.A. Korkina, A.A. Nedossekin and M.S. Romanov. 2003. Materials of 4th Conference on Birds of Prey and Owls of Northern Eurasia, Penza, 1-3 February 2003. Penza, 305 p 

Location: RMS
Comments: In Russian with an English table of contents

Keywords: arctic, asio, buteo, captivity, circus, climate, coloration, columbarius, common buzzard, diet, dispersion, falco, feather, flammeus, forest, harriers, long-eared owl, merlin, nest, otus, owls, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, population, prey, ris, russia, short-eared owl, sparrowhawks, sunia, symposia,


28586
Gancz, A.Y., D.A. Smith, I.K. Barker, R. Lindsay and B. Hunter. 2006. Pathology and tissue distribution of West Nile virus in North American owls (family: Strigidae). Avian Pathology 35:17-29.

Location: RMS

Keywords: abundance, acadicus, aegolius, aluco, asio, blood, boreal owl, breeding, bubo, californicum, distribution, eastern screech-owl, flammeolus, flammeus, flammulated owl, funereus, glaucidium, gnoma, great gray owl, great horned owl, infection, kidney, liver, long-eared owl, megascops, mortality, muscular system, nebulosa, necropsy, nervous system, northern hawk owl, northern pygmy owl, northern pygmy-owl, northern saw-whet owl, nyctea, otus, owls, population, range, scandiaca, short-eared owl, snowy owl, strigiformes, strix, surnia, tawny owl, tissue, ulula, virginianus, viruses, z0607,


84016
Garcia, K.R., C.E. Uptain and P.A. Kelly. 2004. Abstract: Raptor occurrences, incidence of nesting, and an assessment of prey availability on retired agricultural lands in the San Joaquin Valley, California. pp.50 In  Program and abstracts: Raptor Research Foundation-California Hawking Club annual meeting, Bakersfield, California, November 10-13, 2004. Raptor Research Foundation, Clovis, CA.

Location: RMS
Location Number:28498

Keywords: abstract, agriculture, american kestrel, asio, athene, burrowing owl, buteo, california, circus, cunicularia, cyaneus, falco, falcons, ferruginous hawk, flammeus, hawks, hudsonius, jamaicensis, mexicanus, nest site, northern harrier, owls, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, prairie falcon, prey, prey availability, red-tailed hawk, regalis, ris, rrf, short-eared owl, sparverius, survey, united states, western u.s., z0605,


660658
González-Acuña, D., R. Muñoz, A. Cicchino, and R.A. Figueroa . 2006. Lice of Chilean owls: a first description. Journal of Raptor Research 40:301-302.

Location: RMS journal shelves
Comments: Summary also in Spanish

Keywords: asio, athene, bubo, burrowing owl, chile, cunicularia, ectoparasites, flammeus, glaucidium, identification, lice, magellan horned owl, magellanicus, nanum, owls, refereed, rufipes, rufous-legged owl, short-eared owl, south america, strix, z0702,


4179
Grondahl, C. and J. Schumacher. Unknown. The owls of North Dakota. North Dakota Game and Fish Department, Bismark, ND. Jamestown, ND: Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center Home Page. http://www/npwrc.org/resource/othrdata/owls/owls.htm (Version 16Jul97). 14 pp 


Keywords: acadicus, activity patterns, aegolius, alba, asio, athene, barn owl, barred owl, body size, breeding biology, bubo, burrowing owl, checklists, coromandus, cunicularia, decline, eastern screech-owl, education, feather, flammeus, forest, grassland, great horned owl, habitat, habitat destruction, identification, insects, kids, long-eared owl, megascops, migrants, nest, nesting, north dakota, northern saw-whet owl, nyctea, otus, owls, photographs, plumages, prey, prey availability, range, reversed sexual dimorphism, ris, scandiaca, scandiacus, short-eared owl, small mammals, snowy owl, speotyto, strix, tyto, united states, varia, virginianus, wintering,


95912
Hardey, J., H.Q.P. Crick, C.V. Wernham, H.T. Riley, B. Etheridge and D.B.A. Thompson.  2006. Raptors: a field guide to survey and monitoring. The Stationery Office, Edinburgh.

Location: RMS Book shelves
Location Number:QL677.78 .B34 2006
Comments: Includes a CD of raptor calls in back

Keywords: accipiter, aeruginosus, alba, albicilla, aluco, apivorus, aquila, asio, athene, banding, barn owl, behavior, black kite, breeding, bubo, buteo, chrysaetos, circus, columbarius, common buzzard, common kestrel, common raven, corax, corvus, cyaneus, display, egg laying, elanus, england, eurasian hobby, eurasian kestrel, eurasian marsh harrier, eurasian sparrowhawk, european honey-buzzard, falco, feather, field techniques, flammeus, gentilis, golden eagle, great britain, haliaeetus, haliaetus, hen harrier, home range, hunting, identification, ireland, leucurus, little owl, long-eared owl, measurements, merlin, migrans, milvus, monitoring, montagu's harrier, nest, nest boxes, nisus, noctua, northern goshawk, occupancy, osprey, otus, pandion, pellets, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, pernis, point count, population, productivity, pygargus, red kite, sampling, scandiaca, scandiacus, scotland, short-eared owl, snowy owl, strix, subbuteo, survey, tagging, tawny owl, tinnunculus, transects, tyto, united kingdom, wales, western marsh harrier, white-tailed kite, z0704,


82602
Heintzelman, D.S. 2001. BOOK REVIEW: A guide to the birds of the Philippines by Robert S. Kennedy, Pedro C. Gonzales, Edward C. Dickinson, Hector C. Maranda, Jr., and Timothy H. Fisher. 2000. International Hawkwatcher 3: 27.

Location: Newsletter file
Location Number:25337

Keywords: age classes, asia, asio, behavior, birds, book review, capensis, distribution, flammeus, grass owl, home range, maps, newsletter, owls, philippines, ris, short-eared owl, taxonomy, tyto, vocalizations,


95779
Heintzelman, D.S.  2004. Hawks and owls of eastern North America. Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick, NJ.

Location: RMS Book Library
Location Number:QL696 .F32 H43 2004

Keywords: acadicus, accipiter, aegolius, alba, american kestrel, aquila, asio, athene, bald eagle, barn owl, barred owl, boreal owl, brachyurus, broad-winged hawk, bubo, burrowing owl, buteo, caracara, caracaras, cheriway, chrysaetos, circus, columbarius, conservation, contaminants, cooper's hawk, cooperii, crested caracara, cunicularia, cyaneus, ddt, eagles, eastern screech-owl, eastern u.s., elanoides, elanus, falco, falcons, flammeus, forficatus, funereus, gentilis, golden eagle, great gray owl, gyrfalcon, haliaeetus, haliaetus, harriers, hawks, hudsonius, ictinia, jamaicensis, kites, lagopus, leucocephalus, leucurus, lineatus, long-eared owl, megascops, merlin, migration, mississippi kite, mississippiensis, mortality, nebulosa, north america, northern crested caracara, northern goshawk, northern harrier, northern hawk owl, northern saw-whet owl, nyctea, organochlorines, osprey, otus, owls, pandion, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, pesticides, photographs, platypterus, red-shouldered hawk, red-tailed hawk, ris, rostrhamus, rough-legged hawk, rusticolus, scandiaca, scandiacus, sharp-shinned hawk, short-eared owl, short-tailed hawk, snail kite, snowy owl, sociabilis, sparverius, striatus, strix, surnia, swainson's hawk, swainsoni, swallow-tailed kite, tyto, ulula, varia, white-tailed kite,


23447
Herkert, J.R., S.A. Simpson, R.L. Westemeier, T.L. Esker and J.W. Walk. 1999. Response of northern harriers and short-eared owls to grassland management in Illinois. Journal of Wildlife Management 63: 517-523.

Location: RMS

Keywords: agriculture, asio, availability, circus, cover, cyaneus, exotic, flammeus, fragmentation, grasses, grassland, greater prairie chicken, habitat preference, hawks, haying, hen harrier, hudsonius, human disturbance, illinois, landscape, management, maps, mowing, native grasses, nest, nest site selection, nesting, northern harrier, owls, patch, recommendations, refereed, refuges, responses, ris, short-eared owl, size classes, spatial, united states, vegetation,


84217
Hinde, A., K. Grant, and R. Yosef. 2002. Banding and communal roosts of wintering raptors of the Great Basin: 1987-1998. pp.112-117 In R. Yosef, M.L. Miller, and D. Pepler [eds.]. Raptors in the new millennium: proceedings of the joint meeting of the Raptor Research Foundation and the World Working Group on Birds of Prey & Owls, Eilat, Israel 2-8 April 2000. International Birding & Research Center in Eilat, Eilat, Israel.

Location: RMS Book shelves
Location Number:QL677.78 .J65 2000

Keywords: accipiter, american kestrel, asio, banding, biometrics, bubo, buteo, cooper's hawk, cooperii, distance, falco, ferruginous hawk, flammeus, gbip, great basin, great horned owl, gyrfalcon, jamaicensis, lagopus, lineatus, mexicanus, nevada, new mexico, prairie falcon, red-shouldered hawk, red-tailed hawk, regalis, roosts, rough-legged hawk, rusticolus, short-eared owl, sparverius, trapping, traps, utah, virginianus, winter, wintering, z0804,


24088
Hoffman, W., G.E. Woolfenden and P.W. Smith. 1999. Antillean short-eared owls invade southern Florida. Wilson Bulletin 111: 303-313.

Location: RMS

Keywords: asio, biogeography, caribbean, collection, coloration, comparison, dispersal, exotic, flammeus, florida, interspecific, islands, measurements, morphology, morphometrics, movements, nomenclature, owls, photographs, photography, plumages, postfledging, range expansion, refereed, ris, short-eared owl, southeast u.s., spring, status, study skins, subspecies, summer, taxonomy, trends, united states,


80902
Holroyd, G. 2007. Abstract: Conservation needs of Short-eared Owls. pp.23 In  Program and abstracts: Kettling on the Kittatinny 12-16 September 2007, Holiday Inn Conference Center, Lehigh Valley, Fogelsville, Pennsylvania. Raptor Research Foundation and Hawk Migration Association of North America, Fogelsville, PA.

Location: RMS
Location Number:29040

Keywords: asio, canada, conservation, decline, flammeus, short-eared owl, survey, transmitter, wintering, z0710,


28904
Houston, C.S. 2005. Long-eared Owls, Asio otus: A review of North American banding. Canadian Field-Naturalist 119:395-402.

Location: RMS

Keywords: abundance, asio, banding, canada, circus, cyaneus, decline, density, europe, flammeus, hudsonius, irruption of prey, long-eared owl, longevity, mortality, nomadism, north america, northern harrier, otus, owls, population dynamics, population status, predator-prey relationships, prey studies, refereed, short-eared owl, survival, voles, z0703,


23965
Houston, C.S. and J.K. Schmutz. 1999. Changes in bird populations on Canadian grasslands. Ecology and conservation of grassland birds of the western hemisphere, Vickery, P.D. and Herkert, J.R. eds. Proceedings of a conference Tulsa, Oklahoma, October, 1995. Studies in Avian Biology 19: 87-94.

Location: RMS
Comments: Abstract also in Spanish

Keywords: agriculture, asio, athene, birds, breeding, burrowing owl, buteo, canada, circus, contaminants, cover, cunicularia, cyaneus, cynomys, decline, economics, ferruginous hawk, fertilizer, flammeus, grassland, ground squirrels, habitat protection, hawks, hen harrier, history, hudsonius, land conversion, land-use, lanius, loggerhead shrike, ludovicianus, management, maps, nest site, northern harrier, owls, pesticides, population, prairie dog, prairies, predator, presettlement, productivity, recommendations, refereed, regalis, reproduction, ris, short-eared owl, speotyto, survey, swainson's hawk, swainsoni, toxins,


26243
Huebschman, J.J., P.W. Freeman, H.H. Genoways and J.A. Gubanyi. 2000. Observations on small mammals recovered from owl pellets from Nebraska. Prairie Naturalist 32: 209-215.

Location: RMS

Keywords: alba, asio, barn owl, bubo, composition, deer mouse, flammeus, food habits, great horned owl, lemmings, long-eared owl, meadow vole, microtus, nebraska, onychomys, otus, owls, pellet analysis, peromyscus, prey, prey studies, remains, ris, short-eared owl, small mammals, species lists, synaptomys, tyto, united states, virginianus, voles,


878
Hultman, D. Unknown. Wyoming owls: These night-time counterparts of hawks have interesting adaptation for hunting in subdued light. Magazine. Pages 22-25 

Location: RMS
Location Number:878

Keywords: anatomy, asio, athene, bubo, burrowing owl, cunicularia, flammeus, great horned owl, hawks, hunting, owls, ris, short-eared owl, virginianus,


660285
Jaksic, F.M., E.F. Pavez, J.E. Jiménez and J.C. Torres-Mura. 2001. The conservation status of raptors in the metropolitan region, Chile. Journal of Raptor Research 35: 151-158.

Location: RMS
Comments: Abstract also in Spanish

Keywords: alba, albonotatus, american kestrel, andean condor, aplomado falcon, asio, athene, atratus, aura, barn owl, bay-winged hawk, black vulture, black-chested buzzard eagle, black-chested eagle, brasilianum, burrovianus, burrowing owl, buteo, caracara, caracaras, cathartes, cheriway, chile, chimachima, cinereous harrier, cinereus, circus, cities, conservation, coragyps, crested caracara, cunicularia, elanus, falco, falconiformes, falcons, femoralis, ferruginous pygmy-owl, flammeus, food habits, geranoaetus, glaucidium, gray buzzard eagle, gryphus, habitat, habitat destruction, harris's hawk, hawks, house sparrow, impacts, kites, lesser yellow-headed vulture, leucurus, magnirostris, megalopterus, melanoleucus, milvago, mountain caracara, mus, northern crested caracara, owls, parabuteo, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, phalcoboenus, plancus, polyosoma, polysoma, prey, rattus, red-backed hawk, refereed, resident, ris, roadside hawk, rupornis, savanna vulture, short-eared owl, south america, southern caracara, southern crested caracara, sparverius, speotyto, status, strigiformes, strix, threats, turkey vulture, tyto, unicinctus, urbanization, variable goshawk, variable hawk, vultur, vultures, white-tailed kite, yellow-headed caracara, zone-tailed hawk,


26689
Jaksic, F.M., J.A. Iriarte and J.E. Jiménez. 2002. The raptors of Terres del Paine National Park, Chile; biodiversity and conservation. Revista Chilena de Historia Natural 75: 449-461.

Location: RMS

Keywords: accipiter, alba, albogularis, american kestrel, andean condor, aplomado falcon, asio, athene, aura, barn owl, bat falcon, bay-winged hawk, bicolor, bicolored hawk, black goshawk, black sparrowhawk, black-chested buzzard eagle, black-chested eagle, brasilianum, bubo, burrowing owl, buteo, caracara, caracaras, cathartes, cheriway, chile, chimachima, chimango, chimango caracara, cinereous harrier, cinereus, circus, contaminants, crested caracara, cunicularia, ddt, elanus, falco, falconiformes, falcons, femoralis, ferruginous pygmy-owl, flammeus, food habits, geranoaetus, glaucidium, gray buzzard eagle, great horned owl, gryphus, habitat use, harris's hawk, hawks, kites, leucurus, megalopterus, melanoleucus, milvago, mountain caracara, nanum, niche breadth, niches, northern crested caracara, organochlorines, owls, parabuteo, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, pesticides, phalcoboenus, pied goshawk, pied sparrowhawk, plancus, polyborus, polyosoma, polysoma, red-backed hawk, refereed, review papers, ris, rufigularis, rufipes, rufous-legged owl, rufous-tailed hawk, short-eared owl, southern caracara, southern crested caracara, sparverius, species richness, strigiformes, strix, turkey vulture, tyto, unicinctus, variable goshawk, variable hawk, ventralis, virginianus, vultur, vultures, white-tailed kite, yellow-headed caracara,


95732
Johnsgard, P.A.  2002. North American owls; biology and natural history. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, D.C.

Location: RMS Book library
Location Number:QL696 .S8 J64 2002

Keywords: acadicus, activity, aegolius, alba, asio, athene, balsas screech-owl, barn owl, barred owl, black-and-white owl, body size, boreal owl, brasilianum, breeding biology, bubo, burrowing owl, californicum, ciccaba, clamator, clutch-size, cooperii, coromandus, crested owl, cristata, cunicularia, density, distribution, eastern screech-owl, ecology, elf owl, ferruginous pygmy-owl, flammeolus, flammeus, flammulated owl, food, foraging behavior, funereus, glaucidium, gnoma, great gray owl, great horned owl, guatemalae, habitat, hearing, home range, kennicottii, long-eared owl, lophostrix, maps, megascops, micrathene, mortality, mottled owl, nebulosa, nesting, nigrolineata, northern hawk owl, northern pygmy owl, northern pygmy-owl, northern saw-whet owl, nyctea, occidentalis, otus, owls, perspicillata, photographs, physiology, prey, productivity, pseudoscops, pulsatrix, ris, scandiaca, scandiacus, seductus, short-eared owl, snowy owl, spectacled owl, spotted owl, status, striped owl, strix, stygian owl, stygius, surnia, territory, trichopsis, tyto, ulula, varia, vermiculated sreech-owl, virgata, virginianus, vocalizations, western screech-owl, whiskered screech-owl, whitneyi,


3266
Kemp, J.B. Unknown. Notes on winter roosts and habits of long-eared and short-eared owls. Citation Not Available 


Keywords: asio, behavior, england, europe, flammeus, great britain, habitat, long-eared owl, otus, owls, perching, ris, roosting, short-eared owl, united kingdom, wintering,


26092
Kittlein, M.J., A.I. Vassallo and C. Busch. 2001. Differential predation upon sex and age classes of tuco-tuco (Ctenomys talarum, Rodentia: Octodontidae) by owls. Mammalian Biology 66: 281-289.

Location: RMS

Keywords: age classes, argentina, asio, athene, body size, breeding, burrowing owl, burrows, ctenomys, cunicularia, female, flammeus, food habits, livetrapping, male, owls, pellet analysis, predation, predation theory, predator, predator-prey relationships, prey, prey selection, prey size, refereed, remains, ris, rodents, sexes, short-eared owl, south america, speotyto,


26593
Koks, B., E. Visser, L. Draaijer and R. Kleefstra. 2002. Montagu's harriers Circus pygargus in the Netherlands in 2001. De Takkeling 10: 56-73.

Location: rms
Comments: Dutch language with English captions, summary

Keywords: aeruginosus, alauda, anthus, asio, banding, birds, breeding, buteo, circus, cyaneus, distribution, eurasian buzzard, europe, flammeus, food habits, germany, habitat, hares, hawks, hen harrier, hudsonius, mammals, maps, mice, montagu's harrier, motacilla, nest site, netherlands, northern harrier, owls, pellet analysis, philopatry, photographs, population, population dynamics, prey, prey availability, prey studies, prey switching, pygargus, recapture, recovery, rings, ris, short-eared owl, songbirds, steppe buzzard, sturnus, sympatry, voles, western marsh harrier,


28098
Koskimies, P. and N.V. Lapshin. eds. 2006. Status of raptor populations in eastern Fennoscandia. Proceedings of the workshop, Kostomuksha, Karelia, Russia, November 8-10, 2005. Karelian Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Petrozavodsk, Russia.

Full Text

Location: RMS
Comments: Also available in Russian.

Keywords: accipiter, aegolius, albicilla, aquila, asio, black kite, bubo, buteo, characteristics, chrysaetos, circus, columbarius, common buzzard, conservation, cyaneus, decline, diet breadth, diurnal, eurasian hobby, eurasian kestrel, europe, falco, fennoscandia, flammeus, funereus, gentilis, glaucidium, golden eagle, great gray owl, habitat preference, haliaetus, hen harrier, human development, human disturbance, lagopus, merlin, migrans, milvus, nebulosa, nisus, northern goshawk, nyctea, osprey, owls, pandion, passerinum, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, persecution, prey selection, rough-legged buzzard, russia, scandiaca, short-eared owl, snowy owl, sparrowhawks, strix, subbuteo, surnia, tengmalm's owl, tinnunculus, ulula, ural owl, uralensis, white-tailed sea eagle, z0705,

26681
Kowalsky, J.R., T.K. Pratt and J.C. Simon. 2002. Prey taken by feral cats(Felis catus) and barn owls (Tyto alba) in Hanawi Natural Area Reserve, Maui, Hawai'i. Elepaio 62: 127-130.

Location: RMS

Keywords: alba, asio, barn owl, birds, cat, decline, extinction, flammeus, food habits, hawaii, house mouse, islands, mortality, mus, musculus, owls, pellet analysis, population, predation, prey, prey switching, protection, rats, rattus, ris, rodents, short-eared owl, tyto, united states, vegetation,


22075
Krone, O., M. Rudolph and W. Jakob. 2000. Protozoa in the breast muscle of raptors in Germany. Acta Protozoologica 39: 35-42.

Location: RMS

Keywords: accipiter, aeruginosus, alba, aluco, asio, athene, australasian goshawk, axillaris, bald eagle, barn owl, berigora, black kite, black-shouldered kite, black-winged kite, brown falcon, brown goshawk, buteo, butleri, caeruleus, circus, common kestrel, cyaneus, disease, eagles, elanus, eurasian buzzard, eurasian hobby, eurasian kestrel, eurasian pygmy owl, eurasian sparrowhawk, eurasian tawny owl, europe, falco, fasciatus, flammeus, gentilis, germany, glaucidium, haliaeetus, hawks, hen harrier, host, hudsonius, infection, kites, laboratory, leucocephalus, life history, little owl, long-eared owl, migrans, milvus, morphology, muscular system, necropsy, nisus, noctua, northern goshawk, northern harrier, old world kestrel, otus, owls, parasites, parasitus, pariah kite, passerinum, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, photographs, protozoan, refereed, ris, short-eared owl, steppe buzzard, strix, subbuteo, tawny wood owl, tinnunculus, tissue, tyto, western marsh harrier, yellow-billed kite,


95817
Lawrence, R. D.  2001. Owls: the silent fliers. Rev. ed.. Firefly Books, Buffalo, NY.

Location: RMS Book library
Location Number:QL696 .S8 2001

Keywords: acadicus, aegolius, alba, asio, athene, barn owl, barred owl, behavior, boreal owl, brasilianum, bubo, burrowing owl, californicum, cunicularia, eastern screech-owl, elf owl, ferruginous pygmy-owl, flammeolus, flammeus, flammulated owl, food, fossil, funereus, glaucidium, gnoma, great gray owl, great horned owl, kennicottii, long-eared owl, maps, measurements, megascops, micrathene, nebulosa, northern hawk owl, northern pygmy owl, northern pygmy-owl, northern saw-whet owl, nyctea, occidentalis, otus, owls, pellet analysis, photographs, range, ris, scandiaca, scandiacus, short-eared owl, snowy owl, spotted owl, strix, surnia, trichopsis, tyto, ulula, varia, virginianus, western screech-owl, whiskered screech-owl, whitneyi, z058,


23260
Lehman, R.N., K. Steenhof, M.N. Kochert and L.B. Carpenter. 1999. Effects of military training activites on shrub-steppe raptors in southwestern Idaho, USA. Environmental Management 23: 409-417.

Location: RMS
Comments: SRFS Reprint #117

Keywords: abundance, artillery, asio, athene, burrowing owl, buteo, circus, cliffs, comparison, cunicularia, cyaneus, dispersion, distance considerations, distribution, ferruginous hawk, flammeus, gbip, great basin, hawks, hen harrier, hudsonius, human disturbance, idaho, impacts, maps, military, nest failure, nesting success, northern harrier, owls, phenology, refereed, regalis, ris, sampling, short-eared owl, shrubsteppe, snake river birds of prey area, speotyto, srfs reprint, tanks, timing, united states,


23770
Linnell, M.A., M.R. Conover and T.J. Ohashi. 1999. Biases in bird strike statistics based on pilot reports. Journal of Wildlife Management 63: 997-1003.

Location: RMS

Keywords: accuracy, aircraft, airports, alba, animal damage control, asio, barn owl, bias, birds, body size, collisions, data, databases, diurnal, dove, ducks, economics, flammeus, group size, hawaii, hazards, impacts, islands, management, mortality, nocturnal, owls, public observation, recommendations, refereed, reports, ris, safety, seasonal, short-eared owl, songbirds, survey, time, tropics, tyto, united states, weather, wildlife, wind,


24129
Lohmus, A. 1999. Vole-induced regular fluctuations in the Estonian owl populations. Annales Zoologici Fennici 36: 167-178.

Location: RMS

Keywords: accipiter, aegolius, aluco, aquila, asio, asynchrony, autumn, banding, boreal owl, buteo, butleri, chrysaetos, circus, common kestrel, comparison, cyaneus, cycles, eagles, ecology, estonia, eurasian buzzard, eurasian kestrel, eurasian tawny owl, europe, falco, fennoscandia, finland, flammeus, fluctuations, food habits, funereus, gentilis, golden eagle, hawks, hen harrier, hudsonius, index, latvia, long-eared owl, migrants, migration, migratory, montagu's harrier, nomadism, northern goshawk, northern harrier, old world kestrel, otus, owls, pellet analysis, population, population dynamics, predator-prey relationships, prey, prey abundance, prey cycles, prey selection, prey studies, productivity, pygargus, reproduction, ris, scale, short-eared owl, spatial, steppe buzzard, strix, synchrony, tawny wood owl, tengmalm's owl, tinnunculus, trapping, trends, ural owl, uralensis, variation, voles,


24358
Loucks, B.  2000. BROCHURE: Owls of New York; a sampler. Reprinted from The New York State Conservationist; Feb.2000,

Location: RMS

Keywords: acadicus, aegolius, alba, art, asio, barn owl, barred owl, body size, breeding behavior, brochure, bubo, coloration, eastern screech-owl, education, field identification, flammeus, great horned owl, long-eared owl, megascops, new york, northern saw-whet owl, nyctea, otus, owls, prey, ris, scandiaca, scandiacus, short-eared owl, snowy owl, strix, tyto, united states, varia, virginianus,


95969
Lynch, W.  2007. Owls of the United States and Canada: a complete guide to their biology and behavior. The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, Maryland.

Location: RMS Book shelves
Location Number:QL696 .S8 L96 2007

Keywords: alba, anatomy, asio, asynchrony, athene, barn owl, barred owl, boreal owl, brasilianum, bubo, burrowing owl, canada, clutch-size, color, courtship, cunicularia, eastern screech-owl, elf owl, eyes, feather, ferruginous pygmy-owl, flammeolus, flammeus, flammulated owl, floaters, funereus, glaucidium, gnoma, great gray owl, great horned owl, habitat, hearing, history, hunting, hybridization, identification, incubation, kennicottii, kleptoparasitism, long-eared owl, megascops, micrathene, nebulosa, nest, northern hawk owl, northern pygmy-owl, occidentalis, oology, otus, owls, pellets, photographs, prey, prey cycles, ris, roosts, scandiaca, scandiacus, sexual dimorphism, short-eared owl, skeletal system, snowy owl, spotted owl, strix, surnia, trichopsis, tyto, ulula, united states, varia, virginianus, weights, western screech-owl, whiskered screech-owl, whitneyi, wing, z0809,


95789
Marcot, B.G., B.C. Wales and R. Demmer.  2003. Range maps of terrestrial species in the Interior Columbia River Basin and northern portions of the Klamath and Great Basins. General Technical Report PNW-GTR-583. USDA, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station, Portland, OR.

Full Text

Location: RMS Book Library
Location Number:SD144 .A13 A368 no. 583

Keywords: acadicus, accipiter, aegolius, alba, american kestrel, amphibians, aquila, arthropod, asio, athene, aura, bald eagle, barn owl, barred owl, biodiversity, birds, boreal owl, bubo, burrowing owl, buteo, californicum, cathartes, caurina, centrocercus, chrysaetos, circus, columbarius, columbia river, cooper's hawk, cooperii, coromandus, cunicularia, cyaneus, distribution, eagles, falco, falcons, ferruginous hawk, flammeolus, flammeus, flammulated owl, funereus, gbip, gentilis, glaucidium, gnoma, golden eagle, great basin, great gray owl, great horned owl, gyrfalcon, haliaeetus, haliaetus, hawks, hudsonius, invertebrates, jamaicensis, kennicottii, lagopus, lanius, leucocephalus, lineatus, long-eared owl, ludovicianus, mammals, maps, megascops, merlin, mexicanus, nebulosa, northern goshawk, northern harrier, northern hawk owl, northern pygmy owl, northern pygmy-owl, northern saw-whet owl, nyctea, occidentalis, osprey, otus, owls, pandion, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, prairie falcon, range, red-shouldered hawk, red-tailed hawk, regalis, reptiles, ris, rough-legged hawk, rusticolus, sage grouse, scandiaca, scandiacus, short-eared owl, snowy owl, sparverius, species, spotted owl, strix, surnia, swainson's hawk, swainsoni, turkey vulture, tyto, ulula, urophasianus, varia, virginianus, vultures, western screech-owl, western u.s.,


97839
Mastrorilli, M. 2005. Il signore delle paludi: alla scoperta del gufo piú misterioso. Oasis 162:54-65.

Location: RMS
Comments: In Italian--no English translation

Keywords: asio, egg, europe, feather, flammeus, foreign-no translation, italy, owls, photographs, prey, short-eared owl, z0605,


23386
McIntyre, C.L. and R.E. Ambrose. 1999. Raptor migration in autumn through the Upper Tanana River Valley, Alaska. Western Birds 30: 33-38.

Location: RMS

Keywords: accipiter, alaska, american kestrel, aquila, asio, autumn, bald eagle, banding, bias, buteo, chrysaetos, circus, collisions, columbarius, concentration, construction disturbance, counts, cyaneus, distance, eagles, falco, flammeus, flight behavior, flyway, gentilis, golden eagle, gyrfalcon, haliaeetus, haliaetus, hawks, hazards, hen harrier, hudsonius, impacts, jamaicensis, lagopus, leucocephalus, merlin, migrants, migration, monitoring, northern goshawk, northern harrier, osprey, owls, pandion, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, population, radar, red-tailed hawk, ris, rough-legged buzzard, rough-legged hawk, rusticolus, satellite telemetry, sharp-shinned hawk, short-eared owl, sparverius, striatus, trapping, trends, united states,


24212
McKay, K.J. and P.C. Petersen. 1999. Midwestern raptor population trends as determined by forty years of Christmas Bird Count data. North American Bird Bander 24: 95.

Location: RMS

Keywords: accipiter, american kestrel, asio, bald eagle, barred owl, bubo, buteo, christmas bird count, circus, cooper's hawk, cooperii, counts, cyaneus, decline, eagles, eastern screech-owl, falco, flammeus, great horned owl, haliaeetus, hawks, hen harrier, hudsonius, jamaicensis, lagopus, leucocephalus, lineatus, long-eared owl, megascops, midwest, monitoring, northern harrier, otus, owls, population, red-shouldered hawk, red-tailed hawk, ris, rough-legged buzzard, rough-legged hawk, sharp-shinned hawk, short-eared owl, sparverius, striatus, strix, temporal, trends, united states, varia, virginianus,


24660
Michelat, D. and P. Giraudoux. 2000. The feeding behaviour of breeding short-eared owls (Asio flammeus) and relationships with communities of small mammal prey. Revue D Ecologie-La Terre et la Vie 55: 77-91.

Location: RMS
Comments: Summary also in French

Keywords: agrestis, arvalis, asio, breeding, dispersion, europe, flammeus, food habits, foraging behavior, france, grassland, habitat, hunting success, index, irruption of prey, male, maps, microtus, nomadism, owls, pellet analysis, predator-prey relationships, predatory behavior, predatory efficiency, prey, prey abundance, prey cycles, prey density, prey studies, productivity, rainfall, refereed, reproduction, ris, short-eared owl, small mammals, trapping, voles, weather, wetlands,


83165
Ministry of Sustainable Resource Management.  2001. Inventory Method for Raptors; Standards for components of British Columbia's biodiversity. Conservation Data Centre, Victoria, BC.

Location: RMS
Location Number:26739
Comments: Prepared by the Ministry of Sustainable Resource Management, Environmental Inventory Branch for the Terrestrial Ecosystems Task Force Resources Inventory Committee

Keywords: acadicus, aegolius, alba, american crow, asio, athene, barn owl, barred owl, breeding season, bubo, burrowing owl, californicum, common raven, coromandus, corvus, cunicularia, disturbance, field techniques, flammeolus, flammeus, flammulated owl, flight, food habits, glaucidium, glossary, gnoma, great gray owl, great horned owl, habitat, impacts, kennicottii, lapp owl, line transect, long-eared owl, megascops, molt, nebulosa, nest site, northern hawk owl, northern pygmy owl, northern pygmy-owl, northern saw-whet owl, northwestern crow, occidentalis, otus, owls, pellets, plumages, prey, ris, short-eared owl, spotted owl, strix, surnia, techniques, tyto, ulula, varia, virginianus, vocalizations, western screech-owl,


26739
Ministry of Sustainable Resource Management.  2001. Inventory Methods for Raptors; Standards for components of British Columbia's biodiversity. Conservation Data Centre, Victoria, BC.

Full Text

Location: RMS
Comments:   Prepared by the Ministry of Sustainable Resource Management, Environmental Inventory Branch for the Terrestrial Ecosystems Task Force Resources Inventory Committee

Keywords: abundance, acadicus, accipiter, aegolius, alba, american kestrel, aquila, asio, athene, aura, bald eagle, barn owl, barred owl, boreal owl, british columbia, broad-winged hawk, bubo, burrowing owl, buteo, californicum, cathartes, chrysaetos, circus, columbarius, cooper's hawk, cooperii, cunicularia, cyaneus, eagles, falco, falcons, ferruginous hawk, flammeolus, flammeus, flammulated owl, funereus, gentilis, glaucidium, gnoma, golden eagle, great gray owl, great horned owl, gyrfalcon, haliaeetus, haliaetus, harriers, hawks, hen harrier, hudsonius, inventory, jamaicensis, kennicottii, lagopus, leucocephalus, long-eared owl, megascops, merlin, mexicanus, migration, monitoring, nebulosa, north america, northern goshawk, northern harrier, northern hawk owl, northern pygmy owl, northern pygmy-owl, northern saw-whet owl, occidentalis, osprey, otus, owls, pandion, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, platypterus, prairie falcon, red-tailed hawk, regalis, ris, rough-legged buzzard, rough-legged hawk, rusticolus, scandiaca, scandiacus, sharp-shinned hawk, short-eared owl, snowy owl, sound playback census, sparverius, spotted owl, striatus, strix, surnia, survey, swainson's hawk, swainsoni, tengmalm's owl, turkey vulture, tyto, ulula, varia, virginianus, vultures, western screech-owl,


23833
Muñoz, E., D. Ferrer, R. Molina and R.D. Adlard. 1999. Prevalence of haematozoa in birds of prey in Catalonia, north-east Spain. Veterinary Record 144: 632-636.

Location: RMS

Keywords: accipiter, aeruginosus, age classes, alba, aluco, asio, athene, barn owl, blood, blood parasites, bubo, buteo, butleri, captivity, circus, common kestrel, comparison, coromandus, cyaneus, disease, eurasian buzzard, eurasian eagle-owl, eurasian hobby, eurasian kestrel, eurasian scops owl, eurasian sparrowhawk, eurasian tawny owl, europe, falco, falconiformes, flammeus, gentilis, haliaetus, hawks, hematology, hematozoa, hen harrier, host, hudsonius, infection, laboratory, leucocytozoon, little owl, long-eared owl, nisus, noctua, northern eagle owl, northern goshawk, northern harrier, old world kestrel, osprey, otus, owls, pandion, parasites, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, records, refereed, rehabilitation, ris, scops, seasons, sexes, short-eared owl, spain, steppe buzzard, stress, strigiformes, strix, subbuteo, tawny wood owl, tinnunculus, tyto, vectors, western marsh harrier,


83818
Newton, I. 2002. Population limitation in Holarctic owls. pp.3-29 In I. Newton, R. Kavanagh, J. Olsen and I. Taylor [eds.]. Ecology and conservation of owls. CSIRO Publishing, Collingwood, Australia.

Location: RMS Book Library
Location Number:QL696.S8 N49 2002

Keywords: aegolius, alba, aluco, asio, barn owl, breeding, bubo, disease, eurasian eagle-owl, flammeus, funereus, great gray owl, great horned owl, long-eared owl, maps, migration, mortality, movements, natal dispersal, nebulosa, northern hawk owl, nyctea, otus, owls, population, population dynamics, predation, prey, prey abundance, prey availability, prey cycles, scandiaca, scandiacus, short-eared owl, snowy owl, strix, surnia, tawny owl, tengmalm's owl, tyto, ulula, ural owl, uralensis, virginianus, weather, z0602,


28490
Nijman, V. 2005. Survey of birds of prey and owls (Falconiformes and Strigiformes) on Java Sea islands: correction and additions. Raffles Bulletin of Zoology 53:287-288.

Location: RMS
Comments: Main article #28160

Keywords: alba, asia, asio, barn owl, flammeus, java, lempiji, otus, owls, short-eared owl, tyto, z0605,


26791
Norrdahl, K. and E. Korpimäki. 2002. Seasonal changes in the numerical responses of predators to cyclic vole populations. Ecography 25: 428-438.

Location: RMS

Keywords: abundance, accipiter, aegolius, agriculture, asio, bank vole, behavior, boreal owl, bubo, buteo, circus, columbarius, common buzzard, common kestrel, common raven, corax, corone, corvus, cranes, cyaneus, cycles, decline, eurasian buzzard, eurasian eagle-owl, eurasian kestrel, eurasian sparrowhawk, falco, fennoscandia, finland, flammeus, funereus, gbip, gentilis, great basin, great grey shrike, habitat, hawks, hooded crow, hudsonius, hypothesis, impacts, lagopus, lemmings, long-eared owl, magpie, merlin, microtus, modeling, mortality, nest moving, nisus, northern eagle owl, northern goshawk, northern harrier, northern hawk owl, northern shrike, old world kestrel, otus, owls, pica, predator, predator-prey relationships, prey, prey density, productivity, red fox, refereed, ris, rodents, rough-legged buzzard, rough-legged hawk, seasonal, short-eared owl, shrews, small mammals, snakes, sorex, steppe buzzard, strix, surnia, survival, tengmalm's owl, tinnunculus, trapping, ulula, ural owl, uralensis, vegetation, vulpes,


84405
Nye, P., G. Hewitt, I. Mazzochhi, S. Mielke, J. Pawkicki, A. Ross, C. Rosenberg, M. Sicley, and S. Tuttle. 2007. Abstract: Preliminary results of movements and home range of Short-eared Owls (Asio flammeus) wintering in New York state as determined from satellite and conventional radio telemetry. pp.52 In  Program and abstracts: Kettling on the Kittatinny 12-16 September 2007, Holiday Inn Conference Center, Lehigh Valley, Fogelsville, Pennsylvania. Raptor Research Foundation and Hawk Migration Associaton of North America, Fogelsville, PA.

Location: RMS
Location Number:29040

Keywords: asio, flammeus, home range, migrants, migration, movements, new york, satellite, satellite telemetry, short-eared owl, telemetry, transmitter, wintering, z0807,


82943
Olson, C.V. 2002. Human-related causes of raptor mortality in western Montana, things are not always as they seem. pp. 299-321 In R.G. Carlton [ed.]. Avian interactions with utility and communication structures; proceedings of a workshop held in Charleston, South Carolina, December 2-3, 1999. EPRI, Palo Alto, CA.

Location: RMS
Location Number:26536
Comments: Also part of RIS #26536, Chapter 25. Enclosed CD of Technical Report. Product ID 1006907

Keywords: accipiter, american kestrel, asio, bald eagle, behavior, bubo, buteo, circus, collisions, columbarius, composition, contaminants, cyaneus, distance, eagles, electrocution, falco, ferruginous hawk, flammeus, gentilis, great horned owl, haliaeetus, hawks, hen harrier, hudsonius, human disturbance, impacts, injury, jamaicensis, lagopus, laws, leucocephalus, lineatus, long-eared owl, maps, merlin, montana, mortality, necropsy, northern goshawk, northern harrier, otus, owls, perching, persecution, pesticides, photographs, poisons, power lines, red-shouldered hawk, red-tailed hawk, regalis, ris, road survey, rough-legged buzzard, rough-legged hawk, shooting, short-eared owl, sparverius, threats, transects, united states, utility structure, virginianus, winter, wintering,


25949
Overskaug, K., P. Sunde and G. Stuve. 2000. Intersexual differences in the diet composition of Norwegian raptors. Ornis Norvegica 23: 24-30.

Location: RMS

Keywords: accipiter, aegolius, albicilla, aluco, asio, biomass, boreal owl, bubo, buteo, butleri, columbarius, common kestrel, composition, coromandus, eagles, eurasian buzzard, eurasian eagle-owl, eurasian kestrel, eurasian pygmy owl, eurasian sparrowhawk, eurasian tawny owl, europe, falco, fennoscandia, flammeus, food habits, food-niche breadth, funereus, gentilis, glaucidium, gray sea eagle, haliaeetus, hawks, hypothesis, invertebrates, lagopus, long-eared owl, merlin, nisus, northern eagle owl, northern goshawk, norway, old world kestrel, otus, owls, passerinum, pellet analysis, population, reversed sexual dimorphism, ris, rough-legged buzzard, rough-legged hawk, sampling, seasonality, sexes, short-eared owl, species lists, steppe buzzard, stomach, strix, tawny wood owl, tengmalm's owl, tinnunculus, white-tailed eagle, white-tailed sea eagle,


23846
Paige, C., and S. A. Ritter.  1999. Birds in a sagebrush sea: managing sagebrush habitats for bird communities . Partners in Flight, Western Working Group, Boise, ID.

Full Text

Location: RMS
Comments: Not in RROL

Keywords: agriculture, americanus, amphispiza, artemisia, asio, athene, belli, black-throated sparrow, burrowing owl, buteo, centrocercus, columbianus, communities, cunicularia, f0608, falco, ferruginous hawk, fire, flammeus, fragmentation, gbip, grazing, grazing bmp, grazing impacts, great basin, habitat, habitat conservation plans, lanius, loggerhead shrike, long-billed curlew, ludovicianus, management recommendations, maps, mexicanus, mining, montanus, numenius, oil and gas development, oreoscoptes, pesticides, phasianellus, prairie falcon, recreation, regalis, riparian, sage grouse, sage sparrow, sage thrasher, sagebrush, scale, sharp-tailed grouse, short-eared owl, swainson's hawk, swainsoni, tympanuchus, urbanization, urophasianus, vegetation, vesper's sparrow, western u.s.,


27691
Pardiñas, U. F. J and S. Cirignoll. 2002. Bibliografia comentada sobre los análisis de egagrópilas de aves rapaces en Argentina=Annotated bibliography on raptor pellets analyses in Argentina. Ornitologia Neotropical 13:31-59.

Location: RMS
Comments: Text in Spanish. Abstract also in English.

Keywords: alba, argentina, asio, athene, barn owl, bibliography, bubo, burrowing owl, cunicularia, distribution, flammeus, great horned owl, owls, pellet analysis, prey studies, refereed, ris, short-eared owl, south america, strigiformes, taxonomy, tyto, virginianus, z053,


96002
Peeters, H.  2007. Field guide to owls of California and the West. California Natural History Guide Series No.93. University of California Press, Berkeley, CA.

Location: RMS Book shelves
Location Number:QL696 .S8 P44 2007

Keywords: acadicus, aegolius, alba, asio, barn owl, barred owl, boreal owl, brasilianum, bubo, burrowing owl, california, courtship, cunicularia, digestive system, dispersal, eastern screech-owl, egg, elf owl, feather, ferruginous pygmy-owl, flammeolus, flammeus, flammulated owl, foraging behavior, funereus, glaucidium, gnoma, great gray owl, great horned owl, hearing, hunting behavior, identification, kennicottii, long-eared owl, megascops, micrathene, migration, mobbing, nebulosa, nest, northern hawk owl, northern pygmy-owl, northern saw-whet owl, occidentalis, otus, owls, parasites, pellet analysis, photographs, physiology, plumages, predator, reproduction, scandiaca, scandiacus, short-eared owl, skeletal system, snowy owl, spotted owl, strix, surnia, territoriality, trichopsis, tyto, ulula, united states, varia, virginianus, vision, vocalizations, western screech-owl, whiskered screech-owl, whitneyi, wing, z0809,


23964
Peterjohn, B.G. and J.R. Sauer. 1999. Population status of North American grassland birds from the North American breeding bird survey, 1966-1996. Studies in Avian Biology 19: 27-44.

Location: RMS
Comments: Abstract also in Spanish. Ecology and conservation of grassland birds of the western hemisphere, Vickery, P.D. and Herkert, J.R. eds. Proceedings of a conference Tulsa, Oklahoma, October, 1995

Keywords: adaptability, agriculture, asio, biogeography, birds, breeding, breeding season, brood parasitism, buteo, circus, conservation, cyaneus, decline, degradation, ferruginous hawk, flammeus, fragmentation, grassland, habitat, habitat destruction, hawks, hen harrier, hudsonius, index, land conversion, land-use, landscape, long-term study, management, mapping, maps, mitigation, native grasses, north america, northern harrier, obligate, owls, population status, refereed, regalis, restoration, ris, short-eared owl, species richness, survey, temporal, trends, weather,


23967
Peterson, A.T. and M.B. Robbins. 1999. A preliminary assessment of distributions and conservation needs of grassland birds in Mexico. Studies in Avian Biology 19: 258-262.

Location: RMS
Comments: Abstract also in Spanish. Ecology and conservation of grassland birds of the western hemisphere, Vickery, P.D. and Herkert, J.R. eds. Proceedings of a conference Tulsa, Oklahoma, October, 1995

Keywords: albicaudatus, american kestrel, aquila, asio, athene, bay-winged hawk, birds, burrovianus, burrowing owl, buteo, caracara, cathartes, central america, cheriway, chrysaetos, circus, clamator, columbarius, conservation, coordination, crested caracara, cunicularia, cyaneus, distribution, eagles, endemic, falco, ferruginous hawk, flammeus, fragmentation, golden eagle, grassland, grazing, habitat, harris's hawk, hawks, hen harrier, hudsonius, ictinia, kites, lesser yellow-headed vulture, magnirostris, management, maps, merlin, mexicanus, mexico, migrants, mississippi kite, mississippiensis, neotropical, north america, northern crested caracara, northern harrier, owls, parabuteo, pines, pinus, plancus, planning, prairie falcon, recommendations, refereed, regalis, resident, review papers, ris, roadside hawk, rupornis, savanna vulture, short-eared owl, southern caracara, southern crested caracara, sparverius, speotyto, swainson's hawk, swainsoni, threats, tropics, unicinctus, vultures, white-tailed hawk, winter,


25160
Petty, S.J., X. Lambin, T.N. Sherratt, C.J. Thomas, J.L. Mackinnon, C.F. Coles, M. Davison and B. Little. 2000. Spatial synchrony in field vole Microtus agrestis abundance in a coniferous forest in northern England; the role of vole-eating raptors. Journal of Applied Ecology 37: 136-147.

Location: RMS

Keywords: abundance, aluco, asio, butleri, clutch-size, columbarius, common kestrel, decline, england, eurasian kestrel, eurasian tawny owl, falco, field vole, flammeus, forest, management, merlin, microtus, nest site, old world kestrel, owls, prey, prey abundance, refereed, ris, short-eared owl, spatial, strix, synchrony, tawny wood owl, territory, tinnunculus, united kingdom,


25858
Pfister, O. 2001. Owls in Ladakh. Oriental Bird Club Bulletin 29: 22-29.

Location: RMS

Keywords: aquila, asia, asio, athene, behavior, brama, breeding season, brucei, bubo, buteo, chrysaetos, clamator, coromandus, eagles, eurasian eagle-owl, flammeus, food habits, golden eagle, hawks, hemilasius, hunting behavior, india, little owl, long-eared owl, maps, nest, nest site, noctua, northern eagle owl, otus, owls, pallid scops owl, pellet analysis, photographs, plumages, prey, pseudoscops, ris, short-eared owl, spotted owlet, striped owl, subspecies, upland buzzard, vocalizations, voles,


28530
Poulin, R.G. 2003. Relationships between Burrowing Owls (Athene cunicularia), small mammals, and agriculture. Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Regina, Saskatchewan. 145 pp.

Location: RMS

Keywords: abundance, agriculture, asio, athene, biomass, brood reduction, burrowing owl, canada, clutch-size, cunicularia, decline, diet, distribution, egg, flammeus, fledging, food availability, food supplementation, forage, frequency, grassland, habitat, hunting, hunting behavior, identification, landscape, management, mice, nest, nest boxes, orthoptera, pellet analysis, population, population dynamics, prairie dog, prey, prey abundance, prey delivery rates, richardson's ground squirrel, saskatchewan, sexes, short-eared owl, shrews, small mammals, vegetation, vertebrates, videotaping, voles, z0606,


660310
Poulin, R.G., T.L. Wellicome and L.D. Todd. 2001. Synchronous and delayed numerical responses of a predatory bird community to a vole outbreak on the Canadian prairies. Journal of Raptor Research 35: 288-295.

Location: Journals
Comments: SEE ALSO #RIS 22956 for symposium program and abstracts. Abstract also in Spanish

Keywords: american kestrel, artificial nest sites, artificial nesting structure, asio, athene, burrowing owl, buteo, canada, census, circus, communities, cunicularia, cyaneus, decline, deer mouse, falco, ferruginous hawk, flammeus, fluctuations, grassland, hawks, hen harrier, hudsonius, jamaicensis, lanius, loggerhead shrike, meadow vole, microtus, nest boxes, northern harrier, numerical response, owls, pennsylvanicus, population, population dynamics, prairies, predator-prey relationships, red-tailed hawk, regalis, ris, short-eared owl, sparverius, speotyto, survey, swainson's hawk, swainsoni, symposia, voles,


23848
Pyle, P. 1999. Flight-feather molt patterns and age in North American owls. Monographs in Field Ornithology 2: 1-32.

Location: RMS

Keywords: acadicus, adults, aegolius, age, age classes, ageing, alba, asio, asymmetries, athene, barn owl, barred owl, boreal owl, bubo, burrowing owl, californicum, coloration, coromandus, cunicularia, eastern screech-owl, elf owl, error, examination, feather, flammeolus, flammeus, flammulated owl, flight, funereus, glaucidium, gnoma, great gray owl, great horned owl, growth, identification, juvenile, kennicottii, key, lapp owl, long-eared owl, megascops, micrathene, molt, nebulosa, north america, northern hawk owl, northern pygmy owl, northern pygmy-owl, northern saw-whet owl, nyctea, occidentalis, otus, owls, photographs, physiology, plumages, primaries, rectrices, ris, scandiaca, scandiacus, short-eared owl, snowy owl, speotyto, spotted owl, strix, study skins, summary, surinam, surnia, techniques, tengmalm's owl, timing, trichopsis, tyto, ulula, varia, variation, virginianus, western screech-owl, whiskered screech-owl, whitneyi,


23781
Revkin, A.C. 1999. New York revises endangered species list. The New York Times 38484: A23.

Location: RMS

Keywords: alba, asio, bald eagle, barn owl, delisting, downlisting, eagles, endangered species, flammeus, habitat destruction, haliaeetus, human development, legislation, leucocephalus, listing, new york, newspaper article, owls, photographs, policy, public attitudes, regulations, ris, short-eared owl, tyto, united states, wildlife,


23546
Reynolds, P. and M.L. Gorman. 1999. The timing of hunting in short-eared owls (Asio flammeus) in relation to the activity patterns of Orkney voles (Microtus arvalis orcadensis). Journal of Zoology 247: 371-379.

Location: RMS

Keywords: activity, activity patterns, agriculture, arvalis, asio, behavior, circadian rhythm, cycles, diurnal, field vole, flammeus, food requirements, grassland, hunting behavior, index, islands, jolly-seber, microtus, movements, multivariate, optimal foraging, owls, predator, predator-prey relationships, predatory behavior, prey, prey abundance, prey density, ris, road survey, seasonal, short-eared owl, survey, synchrony, telemetry, temporal, timing, tracking, trophic, variation, voles,


83820
Saurola, P. 2002. Natal dispersal distances of Finnish owls: results from ringing. pp.42-55 In I. Newton, R. Kavanagh, J. Olsen and I. Taylor [eds.]. Ecology and conservation of owls. CSIRO Publishing, Collingwood, Australia.

Location: RMS Book Library
Location Number:QL696.S8 N49 2002

Keywords: aegolius, aluco, asio, banding, bubo, dispersal, eurasian eagle-owl, eurasian pygmy owl, finland, flammeus, funereus, glaucidium, great gray owl, long-eared owl, maps, natal dispersal, nebulosa, northern hawk owl, nyctea, otus, owls, passerinum, prey cycles, scandiaca, scandiacus, sex ratios, short-eared owl, snowy owl, strix, surnia, tawny owl, tengmalm's owl, ulula, ural owl, uralensis, z0602,


99695
Stadler, H. Unknown. [Die stimmen der mitteleuropaischen eulen]. Die Vogel der Heimat. 32 pp. (German Version) 

Location: AMA
Comments: German, no English translation.

Keywords: aegolius, alba, aluco, amadon, asio, athene, barn owl, boreal owl, bubo, butleri, coromandus, eurasian eagle-owl, eurasian pygmy owl, eurasian scops owl, eurasian tawny owl, europe, flammeus, food habits, funereus, glaucidium, little owl, long-eared owl, noctua, northern eagle owl, otus, owls, passerinum, pellet analysis, photography, ris, scops, scops owl, short-eared owl, song, strix, switzerland, tawny wood owl, tengmalm's owl, tyto, ural owl, uralensis, vocalizations,


82230
Steenhof, K., M.N. Kochert, L.B. Carpenter, R.N. Lehman and J.M. Marzluff. 2000. Effects of wildfires and military training on raptors. pp. 100-101 In P.G. Entwistle, A.M. DeBolt, J.H. Kaltenecker and K. Steenhof [eds.]. Proceedings: sagebrush steppe ecosystems symposium. Publication No. BLM/ID/PT-001001+1150. USDI, Bureau of Land Management, Boise, Idaho.

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Location: RMS
Location Number:57120

Keywords: aquila, artemisia, asio, athene, availability, burrowing owl, buteo, carrying capacity, chrysaetos, circus, coordination, cunicularia, cyaneus, disturbance, eagles, falco, ferruginous hawk, fire, flammeus, gbip, golden eagle, great basin, habitat, habitat protection, habitat use, hawks, hen harrier, hudsonius, idaho, impacts, land-use, management, mexicanus, military, nesting success, northern harrier, occupancy, owls, planning, population, prairie falcon, prey, recommendations, regalis, reproduction, responses, restoration, ris, sagebrush, short-eared owl, shrubsteppe, snake river birds of prey area, space-use, steppe, symposia, tropics, united states, vegetation,


26951
Stone, W.B., J.C. Okoniewski and J.R. Stedelin. 2003. Anticoagulant rodenticides and raptors; recent findings from New York, 1998-2001. Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology 70: 34-40.

Location: RMS

Keywords: acadicus, accipiter, aegolius, aquila, asio, atratus, aura, bald eagle, barred owl, black vulture, blood, broad-winged hawk, bubo, buteo, cathartes, chrysaetos, columbarius, contaminants, cooper's hawk, cooperii, coragyps, coromandus, falco, flammeus, fwsec, gentilis, golden eagle, great horned owl, haliaeetus, jamaicensis, lagopus, leucocephalus, long-eared owl, merlin, mortality, necropsy, new york, northern goshawk, northern saw-whet owl, nyctea, otus, owls, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, pesticides, platypterus, poisons, recommendations, red-tailed hawk, refereed, ris, rodenticides, rough-legged hawk, scandiaca, scandiacus, screech-owls, sharp-shinned hawk, short-eared owl, snowy owl, species lists, striatus, strix, threats, turkey vulture, varia, virginianus,


26911
Thirgood, S.J., S.M. Redpath and I.M. Graham. 2003. What determines the foraging distribution of raptors on heather moorland?. Oikos 100: 15-24.

Location: RMS

Keywords: abundance, aluco, aquila, asio, buteo, chrysaetos, circus, common buzzard, common kestrel, competition, cyaneus, data, density, distance, distribution, eagles, eurasian buzzard, eurasian kestrel, falco, flammeus, foraging behavior, golden eagle, habitat, hawks, hen harrier, hudsonius, nest site, northern harrier, old world kestrel, owls, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, predation, predator, prey, prey abundance, prey availability, ris, scotland, seasonal, short-eared owl, small mammals, spatial, steppe buzzard, strix, summer, temporal, tinnunculus, trapping, variation, winter,


29075
Trejo, A., R.A. Figueroa, and S. Alvarado. 2006. Forest-specialist raptors of the temperate forests of southern South America: a review. Revista Brasileira de Ornitologia 14:317-330.

Location: RMS

Keywords: abundance, accipiter, alba, albigula, american kestrel, aplomado falcon, argentina, asio, barn owl, behavior, black-chested buzzard eagle, breeding, buteo, caracara, chile, chilean hawk, chilensis, chimango, chimango caracara, cinereous harrier, cinereus, circus, conservation, diet, distribution, ecology, falco, falcons, femoralis, flammeus, forest, geranoaetus, habitat, harris's hawk, literature, magellan horned owl, magellanicus, melanoleucus, milvago, nanum, parabuteo, parasites, plancus, poecilochrous, polyosoma, review papers, rufipes, rufous-legged owl, rufous-tailed hawk, short-eared owl, south america, southern crested caracara, sparverius, status, strix, tyto, unicinctus, variable hawk, ventralis, white-throated hawk, z0801,


26134
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.  2006. Elapsed time between raptor nest uses. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Utah Field Office, Salt Lake City.

Location: RMS

Keywords: acadicus, accipiter, aegolius, alba, albonotatus, american kestrel, anthracinus, aquila, asio, athene, aura, bald eagle, barn owl, boreal owl, bubo, burrowing owl, buteo, buteogallus, california condor, californianus, californicum, cathartes, chrysaetos, circus, columbarius, common black-hawk, cooper's hawk, cooperii, cunicularia, cyaneus, eagles, egg laying, falco, ferruginous hawk, flammeolus, flammeus, flammulated owl, food availability, funereus, gentilis, glaucidium, gnoma, golden eagle, great horned owl, gymnogyps, habitat destruction, habitat use, haliaeetus, haliaetus, hawks, hudsonius, human development, human disturbance, incubation, jamaicensis, kennicottii, landscape, law enforcement, leucocephalus, lineatus, long-eared owl, megascops, merlin, mexican spotted owl, mexicanus, nest, nest site, nest site selection, northern goshawk, northern harrier, northern pygmy owl, northern pygmy-owl, northern saw-whet owl, occidentalis, occupancy, osprey, otus, owls, pandion, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, population dynamics, prairie falcon, predator-prey relationships, prey, prey availability, red-shouldered hawk, red-tailed hawk, regalis, regulations, ris, sharp-shinned hawk, short-eared owl, sparverius, striatus, strix, swainson's hawk, swainsoni, turkey vulture, tyto, united states, utah, vegetation, virginianus, vultures, western screech-owl, z0612, zone-tailed hawk,


23963
Vickery, P.D., P.L. Tubaro, J.M. Cardoso da Silva, B.G. Peterjohn, J.R. Herkert and R.B. Cavalcanti. 1999. Conservation of grassland birds in the western hemisphere. Studies in Avian Biology 19: 2-26.

Location: RMS
Comments: Ecology and conservation of grassland birds of the western hemisphere, Vickery, P.D. and Herkert, J.R. eds. Proceedings of a conference Tulsa, Oklahoma, October, 1995

Keywords: agriculture, alba, albicaudatus, american kestrel, aplomado falcon, asio, athene, aura, australis, barn owl, birds, burrovianus, burrowing owl, buteo, buteogallus, caracara, caracaras, cathartes, chimango, chimango caracara, cinereous harrier, cinereus, circus, columbarius, coronatus, crowned eagle, cunicularia, cyaneus, decline, degradation, distribution, elanus, endangered species, falco, falcons, femoralis, ferruginous hawk, flammeus, fragmentation, grassland, gryphus, habitat, harris's hawk, hawks, hudsonius, impacts, kites, lagopus, landscape, lesser yellow-headed vulture, leucurus, long-eared owl, management, meridionalis, merlin, mexicanus, milvago, mitigation, neotropical, northern harrier, nyctea, otus, owls, parabuteo, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, planning, polyosoma, polysoma, prairie falcon, recommendations, regalis, ris, rough-legged hawk, savanna hawk, scandiaca, short-eared owl, sparverius, speotyto, stephanoaetus, swainson's hawk, swainsoni, threats, turkey vulture, tyto, unicinctus, variable hawk, vultures, white-tailed hawk, white-tailed kite,


83418
Volkov, S.V. and A.V. Sharikov. 2003. ABSTRACT: Current numbers and trends of national populations of owls in European Russia. [1 p.] In  6th World Conference on Birds of Prey and Owls; Budapest, Hungary, 18-23 May 2003. World Working Group on Birds of Prey and Owls, Germany.

Location: RMS
Location Number:27022
Comments:   In #27022

Keywords: abstract, aegolius, alba, aluco, asio, athene, barn owl, bubo, coromandus, eurasian eagle-owl, europe, flammeus, funereus, little owl, long-eared owl, noctua, otus, owls, population, range, ris, russia, scops, scops owl, short-eared owl, strix, symposia, tawny owl, tengmalm's owl, trends, tyto, ural owl, uralensis,


29328
Vukovich, M. and G. Ritchison. 2008. Foraging behavior of Short-eared Owls and Northern Harriers on a reclaimed surface mine in Kentucky. Southeastern Naturalist 7:1-10.

Location: RMS

Keywords: asio, behavior, breeding season, circus, cover, cyaneus, detectability, distance, flammeus, grassland, habitat, hunting behavior, identification, kentucky, monitoring, northern harrier, range, short-eared owl, success, time, vegetation, z0901,


29211
Whitfield, D.P., M. Ruddock, and R. Bullman. 2008. Expert opinion as a tool for quantifying bird tolerance to human disturbance. Biological Conservation 141:2708-2717.

Location: RMS

Keywords: accipiter, aeruginosus, alba, albicilla, aquila, asio, barn owl, buffer zone, chrysaetos, circus, columbarius, cyaneus, falco, flammeus, gentilis, golden eagle, haliaeetus, hen harrier, human disturbance, long-eared owl, merlin, milvus, nokey, northern goshawk, osprey, otus, pandion, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, red kite, refereed, scotland, short-eared owl, tyto, united kingdom, western marsh harrier, white-tailed sea eagle, z0811,


25731
Whitfield, M.B.  2001. Inventory and monitoring of bald eagles and other raptorial birds of the Snake River, Idaho; 1998 bald eagle territory descriptions and raptor surveys bald eagle productivity, 1998-2000. Tech. Bulletin No.01-8. USDI, Bureau and Land Management; Northern Rockies Conservation Cooperative, Jackson, WY.

Location: RMS

Keywords: acadicus, accipiter, activity, aegolius, aerial survey, agriculture, american kestrel, aquila, artificial nest sites, asio, aspen, athene, aura, bald eagle, banding, baseline, bubo, burrowing owl, buteo, californicum, cathartes, chrysaetos, circus, cliffs, columbarius, coniferous, construction disturbance, cooper's hawk, cooperii, cottonwood, cunicularia, cyaneus, decline, distance considerations, eagles, falco, falcons, ferruginous hawk, flammeolus, flammeus, flammulated owl, funereus, gbip, gentilis, glaucidium, gnoma, golden eagle, great basin, great gray owl, great horned owl, habitat, habitat destruction, habitat preference, habitat protection, habitat use, haliaeetus, haliaetus, harriers, harvest, hawks, home range, hudsonius, human disturbance, impacts, inventory, jamaicensis, kennicottii, land-use, landscape, legislation, leucocephalus, literature, long-eared owl, management, megascops, merlin, mexicanus, microhabitat, mortality, mosaics, movements, nebulosa, nesting, nesting success, northern goshawk, northern harrier, northern pygmy owl, northern pygmy-owl, northern saw-whet owl, occupancy, osprey, otus, owls, pandion, perches, peregrine falcon, peregrinus, phenology, prairie falcon, productivity, quadrant, recommendations, recreation, red-tailed hawk, regalis, regulations, ris, rivers, selection, sharp-shinned hawk, short-eared owl, shrubsteppe, snake river, sparverius, strategies, striatus, strix, summary, swainson's hawk, swainsoni, threats, timber, tolerance of human disturbance, trees, trends, turkey vulture, varia, vegetation, virginianus, vultures, western screech-owl, wintering,


28883
Wiacek, J. 2006. Aggressive behaviour in Montagu's Harrier Circus pygargus during the courtship period. Biologia 61:593-595.

Location: RMS

Keywords: aeruginosus, aggression, asio, behavior, buteo, circus, common buzzard, courtship, europe, flammeus, harriers, hen harrier, mobbing, monitoring, montagu's harrier, poland, pygargus, sex, short-eared owl, territory, western marsh harrier, z0702,


95463
Wisdom, M.J., R.S. Holthausen, B.C. Wales, C.D. Hargis, V.A. Saab, D.C. Lee, W.J. Hann, T.D. Rich, M.M. Rowland, W.J. Murphy and M.R. Eames.  2000. Source habitats for terrestrial vertebrates of focus in the Interior Columbia Basin; broad-scale trends and management implications. Gen. Tech. Rep. PNW-GTR-485. USDA, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station, Portland, OR.

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Location: RMS Book Library
Location Number:SD11 U5 P45 no.485
Comments: v.1 - Overivew, v.2 - Group level results, v.3 - Appendices.

Keywords: accipiter, aegolius, ammodramus, amphispiza, antelope, artemisia, asio, athene, belli, big game, bighorn sheep, birds, black-throated sparrow, blue grouse, boreal owl, brachylagus, brewer's sparrow, brown creeper, bunchgrasses, burrowing owl, buteo, canis, caribou, carnivores, centrocercus, certhia, communities, conservation, coverage, cunicularia, elevation, exotic, ferruginous hawk, fire, flammeolus, flammeus, flammulated owl, forest, funereus, gbip, gentilis, glaucomys, grassland, grazing bmp, great basin, great gray owl, grizzly bear, ground squirrels, habitat, hawks, human disturbance, hummingbirds, idaho ground squirrel, idahoensis, impacts, kit fox, landscape, lanius, lapp owl, lizards, long-eared owl, lophortyx, lynx, mammals, management, meadowlarks, megascops, melanerpes, mining, mitigation, mountain goats, myotis, nebulosa, northern flying squirrel, northern goshawk, old-growth, oregon, oreoscoptes, otus, ovis, owls, ownership, picoides, population, private land, pronghorn antelope, pygmy rabbit, quail, rabbits, range management, rangeland, rangifer, recreation, regalis, reptiles, ris, roads, sage grouse, sage sparrow, sage thrasher, sagebrush, scale, short-eared owl, shrews, sialia, silviculture, sitta, snakes, songbirds, spatial, species, speotyto, spermophilus, spizella, status, strix, sturnella, succession, summer, tengmalm's owl, threats, thrush, timber, trends, uinta ground squirrels, united states, urophasianus, ursus, usdi, vegetation, vertebrates, vesper's sparrow, voles, vulpes, warblers, western bluebird, wildlife, wolves, woodpeckers, wren,