Session Organizer(s):
Christopher A. Lepczyk
Paige S. Warren
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Oral Presentations
10:00
Lepczyk, C A ; Warren, P S ; Machabee, L ; Pidgeon, A M ; Kinzig, A ; Flather, C H ; Radeloff, V C ; Hammer, R B INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW: PAST KNOWLEDGE AND EXAMPLES OF NEW URBAN BIRD RESEARCH
10:15
Blair, R B ; Pennington, D N IDENTIFYING MECHANISMS USING A RURAL TO URBAN GRADIENT PARADIGM
10:30
Gonzalez-Oreja, J A ; Bonache-Regidor, C ; Buzo-Franco, D ; de-la-Fuente-Diaz-Ordaz, A A ; Hernandez-Santin, L AVIFAUNA SURVEYS IN THE CITY OF PUEBLA AND SURROUNDINGS: ADVANCES AND PRELIMINARY RESULTS
10:45
Stracey, C M ; Robinson, S K DO URBAN AREAS ACT AS A REFUGE FROM NEST PREDATION FOR AN URBAN “WINNER”, THE NORTHERN MOCKINGBIRD (_MIMUS POLYGLOTTOS_)?
11:00
Rodewald, A D TOWARDS A MECHANISTIC UNDERSTANDING OF URBAN-ASSOCIATED CHANGES IN BIRD COMMUNITIES.
11:15
Kennedy, C M ; Marra, P ; Neel, M ; Fagan, W RESPONSE OF BIRDS TO LANDSCAPE MATRIX IN FRAGMENTED FORESTS IN JAMAICA: DISPERSAL OR RESOURCE-LIMITATION?
11:30
MacGregor-Fors, I ; Morales-Pérez, L ; Schondube, J E SHIFTS IN AVIAN COMMUNITIES ASSOCIATED TO URBANIZATION IN A MOUNTAIN SUBTROPICAL AREA
12:00
Chiang, S N ; Bloom, P H ; Thomas, S E HOME RANGE AND HABITAT USE OF COOPER’S HAWKS IN URBAN AND NATURAL AREAS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
12:15
Heiss, R S ; Clark, A B ; McGowan, K J AMERICAN CROW NESTLING GROWTH AND NUTRITIONAL STATE VARY WITH HABITAT
14:00
Miller, J R AVIAN RESEARCH IN URBAN ENVIRONMENTS – WHAT ARE WE RECOMMENDING TO LAND MANAGERS?
14:15
Oleyar, M D ; Withey, J C ; Greve, A I ; Bjorn, A M EVALUATING URBAN FOREST FUNCTIONALITY: A THREE DIMENSIONAL APPROACH USING BIRD SPECIES RICHNESS, HOME VALUES, AND RESIDENT SATISFACTION.
14:30
Hepinstall, J A ; Marzluff, J M ; DeLap, J H ; Alberti, M FUTURE CHANGES IN BIRD DIVERSITY RESULTING FROM PREDICTED CHANGES IN LAND COVER IN THE CENTRAL PUGET SOUND, WASHINGTON, USA
14:45
Fuller, R A ; Warren, P H ; Arnsworth, P R ; Barbosa, O ; Davies, R G ; Tratalos, J ; Gaston, K J SEPARATING THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT COMPONENTS OF URBANIZATION ON AVIAN ASSEMBLAGES
15:00
Turner, W R ; McCaffrey, R E CITYWIDE MONITORING FOR BIRD SCIENCE AND CONSERVATION IN URBAN LANDSCAPES: RESULTS AND LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE TUCSON BIRD COUNT
15:15
Vargo, T L ; Lepczyk, C A ; Mueller, W P ; Boyle, O D ; Feider, M ; Guglielmo, C G ; Hartmann, D A ; Sherkow, A M ; Vondrachek, S E CHALLENGES AND BENEFITS OF CITIZEN-BASED BIRD RESEARCH IN AN URBAN ENVIRONMENT
16:00
Hochachka, W M ; Fink, D ; Bonter, D N ; Caruana, R A ; Kelling, S T ; Munson, A ; Riedewald, M ; Sorokina, D EXPLORING THE ECOLOGICAL CONSISTENCY OF BIRD CONSERVATION REGIONS ACROSS A GRADIENT OF HUMAN DENSITY
16:15
Rotenberg, J A ; Barnhill, L M ; Meyers, J M ; Demarest, D PAINTED BUNTING CONSERVATION IN THE CAROLINAS: TRADITIONAL MONITORING MEETS CITIZEN SCIENCE
16:30
Unfried, T M SONG SPARROW (MELOSPIZA MELODIA) POPULATION STRUCTURE IN A FRAGMENTED URBAN LANDSCAPE
16:45
Bartos Smith, S ; McKay, J E ; Murphy, M T TOWHEE OR NOT TO BE: ARE URBAN SPOTTED TOWHEE POPULATIONS SELF-SUSTAINING?
17:00
Loss, S R ; Brawn, J D ; Hamer, G L ; Walker, E D ; Ruiz, M O ; Goldberg, T L ; Schotthoefer, A M ; Kitron, U D ; Smith, R J ; Brown, W M AVIAN DIVERSITY AND PREVALENCE OF WEST NILE VIRUS INFECTION IN THE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, EPICENTER
17:15
Marzluff, J M EXTINCTION, COLONIZATION AND COEVOLUTION: AVIAN RESPONSES TO URBANIZATION