The Condor 2007: Vol 109 Index & Table of Contents

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INDEX TO VOLUME 109 997
Brown, D. R., and J. A. Long, What is a Winter Cohen, J. B., see Morrison, J. L., 648
Floater? Causes, Consequences, and Implica- color, 419
tions for Habitat Selection, 548 coloration, 187
Brown, S., J. Bart, R. B. Lanctot, J. A. Johnson, S. Columbiformes, 181
Kendall, D. Payer, and J. Johnson, Shorebird Colwell, M. A., S. J. Hurley, J. N. Hall, and S. J.
Abundance and Distribution on the Coastal Dinsmore, Age-Related Survival and Behavior
Plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, | of Snowy Plover Chicks, 638
Brush, T., see Werner, S. M., 907 communication, vocal, 870
Buhrman-Deever, S. C., A. R. Rappaport, and J. W. community composition, 237
Bradbury, Geographic Variation in Contact competition, interspecific, 463
Calls of Feral North American Populations of Conant, S., see Fleischer, R. C., 954
the Monk Parakeet, 389
condition, 88
Burton, N. H. K., Intraspecific Latitudinal Variation
body 489
in Nest Orientation among Ground-Nesting
-dependent traits, 577
Passerines: A Study Using Published Data,
contact call, 389
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contaminants, 852
Butler, M. W., and A. M. Dufty Jr., Nestling
Contreras, J. P., see Caziani, S. M., 276
Immunocompetence Is Affected by Captivity
convergence, 399
but Not Investigator Handling, 920
Byrd, M. A., see Watts, B. D., 206 Cooper, S. J., and S. Sonsthagen, Heat Production
from Foraging Activity Contributes to Ther-
C moregulation in Black-capped Chickadees,
446
Calidris pusilla, 351 Cooper, S. J., Ecology and Behavior of Chickadees
Calkins, J. D., The Family Behavior of California and Titmice: An Integrated Approach, edited
Quail: A Molecular Analysis, 962 by Ken A. Otter, 984
Callipepla californica, 962 Coraciiformes, 577
captive, 595 Cormack-Jolly-Seber models, 142
captivity, 920 corticosteroid binding globulin, 173
Carduelis psaltria, 419 corticosterone, 548, 668
carry-over effects, 535 corvid, 516
Castro-Astor, I. N., M. A. S. Alves, and R. B. Costa Rica, 475
Cavalcanti, Display Behavior and Spatial
Crawford, R. D., Waterfowl Ecology and Manage-
Distribution of the White-crowned Manakin
ment. Second Edition, by Guy A. Baldassarre
in the Atlantic Forest of Brazil, 155
and Eric G. Bolen, 483
Catharus ustulatus, 795
Cronin, T. W., see Kiere, L. M., 692
Catlin, D. H., see Morrison, J. L., 648
cutaneous water loss, 9
Cauca Guan, 841
Cuthbert, J. L., and D. J. Mennill, The Duetting
cause-specific mortality, 781
Behavior of Pacific Coast Plain Wrens, 686
Cavalcanti, R. B., see Castro-Astor, I. N., 155
Cyanocompsa brissonii, 187
cavities, natural, 210
Caziani, S. M., O. R. Olivio, E. R. Ramirez, M. D
Romano, E. J. Derlindati, A. Talamo, D.
Ricalde, C. Quiroga, J. P. Contreras, M. Dailey, T. V., Texas Quails: Ecology and Manage-
Valqui, and H. Sosa, Seasonal Distribution, ment, edited by Leonard A. Brennan, 985
Abundance, and Nesting of Puna, Andean, daily survival rate, 769
and Chilean Flamingos, 276 DeLap, J., see Marzluff, J. M., 516
Cercomacra tyrannina, 59 delta method, 949
Chaiken, M.,and J. Bohner, Song Learning After demographic analyses, 949
Isolation in the Open-Ended Learner the demography, 334, 489
European Starling: Dissociation of Imitation
Dendroica caerulescens, 304
and Syntactic Development, 968
chrysoparia, 628
character shift, 67
petechia, 675
Charadriidae, 32
density effects, interseasonal, 535
Charadrius alexandrinus, 638
depuration, 862
Chastel, O., see Angelier, F., 668
Derlindati, E. J., see Caziani, S. M., 276
Chesapeake Bay, 206
deuterium, 256
Chickadee, Black-capped, 88, 446
development, 920
choice, 595
dialects, 658
Churchill, 351
dichromatism, 577
Clement-Chastel, C., see Angelier, F., 668
Dickcissel, 781
Clupea pallasi, 216
clutch size, 463 diet, 361, 841
composition, 48
coalescent analyses, 408
coastal plain, | digestion, 824
998 INDEX TO VOLUME 109
DiMiceli, J. K., P. C. Stouffer, E. I. Johnson, C. Esler, D., see Lewis, T. L., 216
Leonardi, and E. B. Moser, Seed Preferences Esler, D., see Bond, J. C., 698
of Wintering Henslow’s Sparrows, 595 Espinosa de los Monteros, A., see Rojas-Soto, O. R.,
dimorphism, 577 456
Dinsmore, S. J., see Colwell, M. A., 638 evolutionary trap, 109
Dinsmore, S. J., Wildlife-Habitat Relationships: exotic species, 84]
Concepts and Applications. Third edition, by F
Michael L. Morrison, Bruce G. Marcot, and
R. William Mannan, 980
Faaborg, J., see Washburn, B. E., 181
display, 155
Faaborg, J., see Small, S. L., 721
distance to edge, 288
families, avian, 962
distress calls, 79
Farrington, J., see Hobson, K. A., 256
distribution, 489
feather, 451
disturbance, 437 characters, 192
human, 638 feeding, 268
natural, 206 experiments, 595
Dixon, M. D., Corridor Ecology: The Science and Fierro-Calderon, K., and T. E. Martin, Reproductive
Practice of Linking Landscapes for Biodiver- Biology of the Violet-chested Hummingbird in
sity Conservation, by Jodi A. Hilty, William Z. Venezuela and Comparisons with Other Trop-
Lidicker Jr., and Adina M. Merenlender, 715 ical and Temperate Hummingbirds, 680
Dolan, A. C., see Redmond, L. J., 463 fire frequency, 734
Dove, C. J., and A. Agreda, Differences in Plumulac- flamingos, 276
eous Feather Characters of Dabbling and Fleischer, R. C., B. Slikas, J. Beadell, C. Atkins, C. E.
Diving Ducks, 192 MclIntosh, and S. Conant, Genetic Variability
Duck, Wood 210 and Taxonomic Status of the Nihoa and
duck, diving 192 Laysan Millerbirds, 954
sea, 216 Flicker, Northern, 976
Dudley, J. G., see Saab, V. A., 97 floaters, 548
duet, 686 flooding, 210
Dufty, A. M., Jr., see Butler, M. W., 920 floodplain, 721
Dugger, K., Techniques for Wildlife Investigations habitat, 943
and Management, edited by Clait E. Braun, Florida, 648
981 Flycatcher, Olive-sided, 109
Dunn, P. O., see Whittingham, L. / As Oe Willow, 475
Durst, S. L., see Sogge, M. K., 475 folivory, 824, 841
Fondell, T. F., see Miller, D. A., 769
E Fontaine, J. J., see Auer, S. K., 321
Eaton, M. D., see Benites, P., 605 food limitation, 304
Eagle, Bald, 206 quality, 361
echo, 67 selection, 361
ecological trap, 109 foraging, 446
ecology, urban, 67, 516 Forbes, M. R., see Mallory, M. |
ecotoxicology, 199 forest fragmentation, 167
Ecuador, 237 Forsman, E. D., see Hamer, T. E.,
edge effects, 288, 628 Fort, K. T., see van Oort, H., 88
type, 288 fractionation, 451
egg composition, 705 free hormone, 173
mass, 463, 585 frugivory, 824, 841
size, 705 fruit, 795
eggshell, 199 availability, 841]
Eider, Common, 878 Fuchs, J., J. Pons, E. Pasquet, M. J. Raherilalao, and
S. M. Goodman, Geographical Structure of
eighteenth century, 808
elevational limit, 437 Genetic Variation in the Malagasy Scops-Owl
range, 437 Inferred from Mitochondrial Sequence Data,
embryo age, 32 408
emigration, permanent local, 142 Fulmar, Northern, 894
Empidonax traillii, 475 Fulmarus glacialis, 894
encounter technique, 142
G
endangered species, 628, 870
endogenous reserves, 698 Galapagos, 132
energetic condition, 795 Gallagher, M., see Thogmartin, W. E., 943
stress, 304 Galliformes, 962
Enspel, 929 Garcia-Amado, M. A., see Rodriguez-Ferraro, A.,
enzyme immunoassay, 181 824
INDEX TO VOLUME 109 999
Gates, R. J., see Nielsen, C. L. R., 210 Holmes, R. T., see Nagy, L. R., 304
Gauthier, G., see Audet, B., 361 home range, 750
Gehlbach, F. R., see Proudfoot, G. A., 617 Honeycutt, R. L., see Proudfoot, G. A., 617
gene flow, 878 Hornbuckle, J., see Pearce-Higgins, J. W., 167
tree, 456 Hubbard, M. W., see Wells, K. M. S., 781
genetic variation, 954 hummingbirds, tropical, 680
Gentry, D. J., and K. T. Vierling, Old Burns as Hunt, K., see Slabbekoorn, H., 67
Source Habitats for Lewis’s Woodpeckers Hurley, S. J., see Colwell, M. A., 638
Breeding in the Black Hills of South Dakota, Hurricane Isabel, 206
12Z Hutto, R. L., see Robertson, B. A., 109
geographic information systems, 256 Hylocichla mustelina, 288
variation, 389 hypoxia, 976
Geupel, G. R., see Small, S. L., 721
Gilchrist, H. G., see Smith, P. A., 15
Glenn, E. M., see Hamer, T. E., 750
Icterus gularis, 907
global warming, 437
spurius fuertesi, 692
Goldfinch, Lesser, 419
spurius spurius, 692
Goodman, S. M., see Fuchs, J., 408
Illinois, 210
Goose, Greater Snow, 361
immune function, 585
Grand, J. B., see Miller, D. A., 769
immunocompetence, 920
Gratto-Trevor, C., see Liebezeit, J. R., 32
incubation period, 976
Gray, B. R., see Thogmartin, W. E., 943
individuality, 468
Green, A. J., see Arnold, T. W., 705
information-theoretic approach, 377, 628
Grosbeak, Ultramarine, 187
Inglis, S., see Becker, B. H., 451
Grundel, R., and N. B. Pavlovic, Response of Bird
inorganic elements, 852
Species Densities to Habitat Structure and
Inouye, C. Y., Bird Coloration. Volume I: Mech-
Fire History along a Midwestern Open-Forest
anisms and Measurements, edited by Geoffrey
Gradient, 734
E. Hill and Kevin J. McGraw, 482
Guatraché Lake, 658
introduced populations, 389
Guglielmo, C. G., see Smith, S . B., 48
introgression, 456
Gutiérrez, R. J., see Seamans, M. E., 566
isotope, stable, 256, 268
analysis, 698
carbon, 45]
habitat alteration, 566 nitrogen, 451
-dependent selection, 67
ecology, 505 J
preference, 109, 489
quality, 88, 489, 638 Jehl. J._R.,. 5x. Disappearance of Breeding Semi-
palmated Sandpipers from Churchill, Mani-
selection, 489, 505, 516, 535, 548, 566, 750, 795
toba: More Than a Local Phenomenon, 351
suitability, 489
Johnson, E. 1., see DiMiceli, J. K., 595
Hahn, T. P., see Lynn, S. E., 173
Johnson, J., see Brown, S., |
Haliaeetus leucoc ephalus, 206
Hall, J. N., see Colwell, M. A., 638 Johnson, J. A., see Brown, S., |
Johnson, M. D., see Kristan, W. B., III, 485
Hamer, T. E., E. D. Forsman, and E. M. Glenn,
Johnson, M. D., Measuring Habitat Quality: A
Home Range Attributes and Habitat Selection
Review, 489
of Barred Owls and Spotted Owls in an Area
Johnson, M. D., see Tietz, J. R., 795
of Sympatry, 750
handling, 920 Jover, L. , see Sanpera, C., 268
junco, 67
Hannon, S. J., see Wilson, S., 377
hatching date, 32 K
Hawk, Red-shouldered, 648
heat production, 446 Kaiser, S. A., and C. A. Lindell, Effects of Distance
Hejl, S. J.. see Werner, S. M., 907 to Edge and Edge Type on Nestling Growth
hematocrit, 88 and Nest Survival in the Wood Thrush, 288
herring spawn, 216 Kattan, G. H., see Munoz, M. C., 841
Hobson, K. A., S. Van Wilgenburg, L. I. Wassenaar, Kendall, S., see Brown, S., |
F. Moore, and J. Farrington, Estimating Kendall, S. J., see Liebezeit, J. R., 32
Origins of Three Species of Neotropical Kiere, L. M., C. M. Hofmann, I. E. Tracy, T. W.
Migrant Songbirds at a Gulf Coast Stopover Cronin, J. Leips, and K. E. Omland, Using
Site: Combining Stable Isotope and GIS Color to Define Species Boundaries: Quanti-
Tools, 256 tative Analysis in the Orchard Oriole Complex
Hobson, K. A., see Bond, J. C., 698 Supports the Recognition of Two Species, 692
Hofmann, C. M., see Kiere, L. M., 692 Kittiwake, Black-legged, 668
Holberton, R. L., see Wilson, C. M., 675 Knutson, M. G., see Thogmartin, W. E., 943
1000 INDEX TO VOLUME 109
Koenig, W. D., and J. T. Stahl, Late Summer and Mallory, M. L., and M. R. Forbes, Does Sea Ice
Fall Nesting in the Acorn Woodpecker Constrain the Breeding Schedules of High
and Other North American Terrestrial Birds, Arctic Northern Fulmars?, 894
334 Manakin, Band-tailed 167
Koronkiewicz, T. J., see Sogge, M. K., 475 manakins, 155
Kristan, W. B., Ill, Expected Effects of Correlated Manitoba, 351
Habitat Variables on Habitat Quality and Bird MARK, program, 377
Distribution, 505 Marra, P. P., see Norris, D. R., 535
Kristan, W. B., II, M. D. Johnson, and J. T. Martell, M., Migrating Raptors of the World: Their
Rotenberry, Choices and Consequences of Ecology and Conservation, by Keith L.
Habitat Selection for Birds, 485 Bildstein, 481
Martin, K., see Wilson, S., 377
L Martin, T. E., see Auer, S. K., 321
Martin, T. E., see Fierro-Calderon, K., 680
Lagopus lagopus, 377 Marzluff, J. M., J. C. Withey, K. A. Whittaker, M.
Lanctot, R. B., see Brown, S., |
D. Oleyar, T. M. Unfried, S. Rullman, and J.
Lanctot, R. B., see Brown, S., Liebezeit, J. R., 32 DeLap, Consequences of Habitat Utilization
Larus audouinii, 268 by Nest Predators and Breeding Songbirds
latitude, 441 across Multiple Scales in an Urbanizing
Laysan, 954 Landscape, 516
lead, 852 mate change, 668
learning, open-ended, 968 maternal effects, 585
Leips, J., see Kiere, L. M., 692 Matz, A. C., and D. A. Rocque, Contaminants in
lek, 155 Lesser Scaup Eggs and Blood from Yukon
Leonardi, C., see DiMiceli, J. K., 595 Flats National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska, 852
Lévesque, E., see Audet, B., 361 Mayr, G., A Small Representative of the Phalacro-
Lewis, T. L., D. Esler, and W. S. Boyd, Foraging coracoidea (Cormorants and Anhingas) from
Behaviors of Surf Scoters and White-winged the Late Oligocene of Germany, 929
Scoters during Spawning of Pacific Herring, McCaffery, B. J., see Liebezeit, J. R., 32
216 McCracken, K. G., see Sonsthagen, S. A., 878
inepezert, J, i; P: A. Smith, R. B. Lanctot, H. McDonell, Z., see van Oort, H., 88
Schekkerman, |. Tulp, S. J. Kendall, D. M. McIntosh, C. E., see Fleischer, R. C., 954
Tracy, R. J. Rodrigues, H. Meltofte, J. A. McMillian, M., see Morrison, J. L., 648
Robinson, C. Gratto-Trevor, B. J. McCaffery, McWilliams, S. R., see Smith, S. B., 48
J. Morse, and S. W. Zack, Assessing the Meadowlark, Eastern, 781
Development of Shorebird Eggs Using the meadowlarks, 605
Flotation Method: Species-Specific and Gen- measurements, 419
eralized Regression Models, 32 Megascops, 617
life history, 321 Melanerpes formicivorus, 334
Lifjeld, J. T., see Whittingham, L. A., 58 lewis, 122
Lijtmaer, D. A., see Barreira, A. S., 18 Melanitta fusca,216
Lijtmaer, D. A., see Benites, P., 605 perspicillata, 216
Lijtmaer, D. A., and P. L. Tubaro, A Reversed Meltofte, H., see Liebezeit, J. R., 32
Pattern of Association between Song Dialects Mennill, D. J., see Cuthbert, J. L., 686
and Habitat in the Rufous-collared Sparrow, Mennill, D. J., see Valderrama, S. V., 870
658 mercury, 268
Lindell, C. A., see Kaiser, S. A., 288 Merino, S., see Moreno, J., 31
lipids, 59 Merops philippinus, 577
Lobato, E., see Moreno, J., 312 mesic tundra, 361
logistic exposure method, 628 metals, 199
Londono, G. A., see Munoz, M. C., 841 Mexico, 808
Long, J. A., see Brown, D. R., 548 microsatellites, 954
Lougheed, S. C., see Barreira, A. S., 187 microscopic, 192
Lougheed, S. C., see Benites, P., 605 migration, 142, 268, 535
Lower Rio Grande Valley, 907 fall 795
migratory connectivity, 256, 535
lowland rain forest, 59
Miller, D. A., J. B. Grand, T. F. Fondell, and R. M.
Lynn, S. E., T. P. Hahn, and C. W. Breuner, Free-
Anthony, Optimizing Nest Survival and Fe-
Living Male Mountain White-crowned Spar-
male Survival: Consequences of Nest Site
rows Exhibit Territorial Aggression without
Selection for Canada Geese, 769
Modulating Total or Free Plasma Testoster-
Miller, E. H., see Sung, H., 468
one, 173
Millerbird, 954
M Millspaugh, J. J., see Washburn, B. E., 181
Millspaugh, J. J., see Suedkamp Wells, K. M., 781
Madagascar, 408 Missouri River, 943
INDEX TO VOLUME 109 1001
mitochondrial DNA, 408, 617, 954 nesting, cavity, 122
Mocino, 808 late, 334
Moe, B., see Angelier, F., 668 nestling, 920
Molothrus aeneus, 907 growth, 585
molt, 419 growth rates, 288
monitoring, 351 Newman, S. H., see Becker, B. H., 451
Monk Parakeet, 389 Nielsen, C. L. R., and R. J. Gates, Reduced Nest
monogamy, 312 Predation of Cavity-Nesting Wood Ducks
Moore, F., see Hobson, K. A., 256 during Flooding in a Bottomland Hardwood
Moorman, C., Urban Wildlife Management, by Forest, 210
Clark E. Adams, Kieran J. Lindsey, and Sara Nihoa, 954
J. Ash, 718 Norris, D. R., and P. P. Marra, Seasonal Interac-
Mora, M. A., R. J. Taylor, and B. L. Brattin, tions, Habitat Quality, and Population Dy-
Potential Ecotoxicological Significance of El-
evated Concentrations of Strontium in Egg-
shells of Passerine Birds, 199 O
Moreno, J., S. Merino, E. Lobato, M. A. Rodriguez- oak savanna, 734
Gironés, and R. A. Vasquez, Sexual Dimor- occupancy, 566
phism and Parental Roles in the Thorn-tailed offspring discrimination, 79
Rayadito (Furnariidae), 312 recognition, 79
Moreno, R., see Sanpera, C., 268
sex, 585
morphology, 132, 399 Oleyar, M. D., see Marzluff, J. M., 516
morphometric variation, 456 Oligocene, 929
Morris, D. L., see Washburn, B. E., 181 Olivio, O. R., see Caziani, S. M., 276
Morrison, J. L., M. McMillian, J. B. Cohen, and D. Omland, K. E., see Kiere, L. M., 692
H. Catlin, Environmental Correlates of Nest- Oriole, Altamira, 907
ing Success in Red-shouldered Hawks, 648 Fuertes’s, 692
Morse, J., see Liebezeit, J. R., 32 Orchard, 692
Moser, E. B., see DiMiceli, J. K., 595 ornithology, 808
Munoz, M. C., G. A. Londono, M. M. Rios, and G. Otter, K. A., see van Oort, H., 88
H. Kattan, Diet of the Cauca Guan: Exploi- Otus, 408, 617
tation of a Novel Food Source in Times of Owl, Barred, 750
Scarcity, 841 screech-, 617
Munoz-Garcia, A., and J. B. Williams, Cutaneous Spotted, 566, 750
Water Loss and Lipids of the Stratum oxygen consumption, 446
Corneum in Dusky Antbirds, a Lowland
Tropical Bird, 59 P
Murphy, M. T., see Redmond, L. J., 463
Murre, Common, 451 Panama, 59
Myiopsitta monachus, 389 parental care, 312
exclusions, 962
N roles, 312
Parker, P. G., see Santiago-Alarcon, D., 132
Nagy, L. R., D. Stanculescu, and R. T. Holmes, Parra, J. E., see Valderrama, S. V., 870
Mass Loss by Breeding Female Songbirds: Pasquet, E., see Fuchs, J., 408
Food Supplementation Supports Energetic Passeriformes, 181
Stress Hypothesis in Black-throated Blue passerines, 321
Warblers, 304 Pavlovic, N. B., see Grundel, R., 734
Navarro-Sigtienza, A. G., A. T. Peterson, M. A. Payer, D., see Brown, S., |
Puig-Samper, and G. Zamudio, The Ornithol- Peak, R. G., Forest Edges Negatively Affect Golden-
ogy of the Real Expedicion Botanica a Nueva cheeked Warbler Nest Survival, 628
Espana (1787-1803): An Analysis of the Pearce-Higgins, J. W., R. C. Brace, and J. Horn-
Manuscripts of José Mariano Mocino, 808 buckle, Survivorship of Band-tailed Mana-
nest, 399 kins, 167
cavity, 976 Peh, K. S., Potential Effects of Climate Change on
densities, 97 Elevational Distributions of Tropical Birds in
distribution, 15 Southeast Asia, 437
habitat, 15 Penelope perspicax, 841
loss, 206 Peterson, A. T., see Navarro-Sigiienza, A. G., 808
orientation, 44] Phalacrocoracoidea, 929
predation, 15, 210, 516, 721 parasitism, cowbird, 721
reuse, 463 Phoenicoparrus andinus, 276
site selection, 15, 769 jamesi, 276
success, 648 chilensis, 276
survival, 97, 288, 377, 628, 721, 769 phylogeny, 929
1002 INDEX TO VOLUME 109
phylogeography, 408, 456, 617 regression, ordinary least squares, 705
phytohemagglutinin, 920 nonparametric multiplicative, 734
Pipilo crissalis, 79 reduced major axis, 705
Pipra fasciicauda, 167 reproductive stress, 304
Pipridae, 167 biology, 680
Plain Wren, 686 performance, 206
plasma, 181 success, 516
metabolites, 48 restoration, 721, 734
Plover, Piping, 468 reverberations, 67
Snowy, 638 Ricalde, D., see Caziani, S. M., 276
plumage, 187, 419 Rich, T. D., Conservation across Borders: Biodiver-
coloration, 312, 577, 692 sity in an Interdependent World, by Charles C.
male, 605 Chester, 716
plumulaceous, 192 Rios, M. M., see Munoz, M. C., 841
Poecile atricapillus 88, 446 riparian forest, 721
point counts, 943 Rissa tridactyla, 668
Poisson regression, 943 Robertson, B. A., and R. L. Hutto, Is Selectively
pollutants, persistent organic, Harvested Forest an Ecological Trap for
ponderosa pine, 122 Olive-Sided Flycatchers?, 109
forests, 97 Robinson, J. A., see Liebezeit, J. R., 32
Pons, J., see Fuchs, J., 408 Rocque, D. A., see Matz, A. C., 852
population dynamics, 351 Rodrigues, R. J., see Liebezeit, J. R., 32
genetic structure, 878 Rodriguez-Ferraro, A., M. A. Garcia-Amado, and C.
model, 505 Bosque, Diet, Food Preferences, and Digestive
size, 535 Efficiency of the Grayish Saltator, a Partly
postfire salvage logging, 97 Folivorous Passerine, 824
postfledging, 781 Rodriguez-Gironés, M. A., see Moreno, J., 312
Powell, L. A., Approximating Variance of Demo- Rohweder, J. J., see Thogmartin, W. E., 943
graphic Parameters Using the Delta Method: Rojas-Soto, O. R., A. Espinosa de los Monteros, and
A Reference for Avian Biologists, 949 R. M. Zink, Phylogeography and Patterns of
power, 943 Differentiation in the Curve-billed Thrasher,
predation, 122 456
danger, 638 Romano, M., see Caziani, S. M., 276
predator activity, 377 Rotenberry, J. T., see Kristan, W. B., III, 485
-prey relationships, 769 Ruiz, X., see Sanpera, C., 268
Premnoplex, 399 Rullman, S., see Marzluff, J. M., 516
Premnornis, 399 Russell, R. E., see Saab, V. A., 97
prey, alternative, 377 Ryan, M. R., see Suedkamp Wells, K. M., 781
productivity, 648
Proudfoot, G. A., F. R. Gehlbach, and R. L. S
Honeycutt, Mitochondrial DNA Variation
and Phylogeography of the Eastern and Saab, V. A., R. E. Russell, and J. G. Dudley, Nest
Western Screech-Owls, 617 Densities of Cavity-Nesting Birds in Relation
provisioning, 88 to Postfire Salvage Logging and Time Since
Ptarmigan, Willow, 377 Wildfire, 97
Puig-Samper, M. A., see Navarro-Sigtienza, A. G., Sandpiper, Semipalmated, 351
808 salt lakes, 276
Saltator coerulescens,824
Q Saltator, Grayish, 824
sampling variance approximation, 949
Quail, California, 962
Sanpera, C., X. Ruiz; R. Moreno, L. Jover, and S.
Quiroga, C., see Caziani, S. M., 276
Waldron, Mercury and Stable Isotopes in
Feathers of Audouin’s Gulls as Indicators of
R
Feeding Habits and Migratory Connectivity,
Raherilalao, M. J., see Fuchs, J., 408 268
rainfall, 648 Santiago-Alarcon, D., and P. G. Parker, Sexual Size
Ramirez, E. R., see Caziani, S. M., 276 Dimorphism and Morphological Evidence
Rappaport, A. R., see Buhrman-Deever, S. C., 389 Supporting the Recognition of Two Subspe-
raptor, 648 cies in the Galapagos Dove, 132
Redmond, L. J., M. T. Murphy, and A. C. Dolan, Santolo, G. M., Selenium Accumulation in European
Nest Reuse by Eastern Kingbirds: Adaptive Starlings Nesting in a Selenium-Contaminated
Behavior or Ecological Constraint?, 463 Environment, 862
reduction mechanism, 675 scale, local, 237
reflectance, 605 regional, 237
spectrometry, 692 Scaup, Lesser, 852
INDEX TO VOLUME 109 1003
Schaub, M., see Bachler, E., 142 Common Eiders Breeding in the Yukon-
Schekkerman, H., see Liebezeit, J. R., 32 Kuskokwim Delta, Alaska, 878
Schulz, J. H., see Washburn, B. E., 181 Sosa, H., see Caziani, S. M., 276
Scolopacidae, 32 South Texas, 907
Scoter, Surf, 216 Southeast Asia, 437
White-winged, 216 sp. nov., 929
sea ice, 894 Sparrow, Rufous-collared, 658
seabird, White-throated, 48
Seamans, M. E., and R. J. Gutiérrez, Habitat spatial distribution, 155
Selection in a Changing Environment: The variation, 237
Relationship between Habitat Alteration and species boundaries, 692
Spotted Owl Territory Occupancy and Breed- limits, 456
ing Dispersal, 566
richness, 237
seasonal effects, 734 spectrophotometry, 605
seeds, 595 spot mapping, 516
selective harvest, 109
Stahl, J. T., see Koenig, W. D., 334
selenium, blood, 862
Stanculescu, D., see Nagy, L. R., 304
egg, 862
Starling, European, 862, 968
liver, 862
Sternoclyta cyanopectus, 680
sensitive periods, 968
stopover, 256, 795
Sessé, 808
duration, 142
sexual dimorphism, 312
Stouffer, P. C., see DiMiceli, J. K., 595
selection, 312
size dimorphism, 132 stress, 920
shorebird, 1, 15 response, 675
Siefferman, L., Y. Wang, Y. Wang, and H. Yuan, Strix occidentalis,566, 750
Sexual Dichromatism, Dimorphism, and Con- varia, 750
dition-Dependent Coloration in Blue-tailed strontium, 199, 852
Bee-eaters, 577 Sturnella, 605
simulated territorial intrusion, 173 Sturnus vulgaris, 862, 968
Slabbekoorn, H., P. Yeh, and K. Hunt, Sound subspecies, 187, 456
Transmission and Song Divergence: A Com- Suedkamp Wells, K. M., M. R. Ryan, J. J. Mill-
parison of Urban and Forest Acoustics, 67 spaugh, F. R. Thompson III, and M. W.
Slikas, B., see Fleischer, R. C., 954 Hubbard, Survival of Postfledging Grassland
Small, S. L., F. R. Thompson III, G. R. Geupel, and Birds in Missouri, 781
J. Faaborg, Spotted Towhee Population Dy- Sung, H., and E. H. Miller, Variation and In-
namics in a Riparian Restoration Context, 721 dividuality in Display-Flight Calls of Male
Smith, J. N. M., see Smith, P. A., 15 Piping Plovers, 468
Smith, P. A., see Liebezeit, J. R., 32 survival, 167
Smith, P. A., H. G. Gilchrist, and J. N. M. Smith, chick, 638
Effects of Nest Habitat, Food, and Parental female, 769
Behavior on Shorebird Nest Success, 15 Juvenile, 781
Smith, S. B., S. R. McWilliams, and C. G. Sylvia hortensis, 142
Guglielmo, Effect of Diet Composition on sympatry, 605
Plasma Metabolite Profiles in a Migratory syntax, 968
Songbird, 48
snakes, 781
Snyder, N. F. R., Two Evaluations of Condor
Tachycineta bicolor, 585
Recovery, 983
social dominance, 88 tail length, 312
influences, 968 Talamo, A., see Caziani, S$. M., 276
systems, 548 Talbot, S. L., see Sonsthagen, S. A., 878
Sogge, M. K., T. J. Koronkiewicz, C. v. Riper III, Tamaulipan brushland, 907
and S. L. Durst, Willow Flycatcher Non- Taylor, R. J., see Mora, M. A., 199
breeding Territory Defense Behavior in Costa telemetry, 142
Rica, 475 temperature, ambient, 585
solar radiation, 441 temporal factors, 628
Somateria mollissima, 878 territoriality, 548
song, 155, 686 testosterone, 173, 181
female, 475 thermoregulation, 59
evolution, 67 Thogmartin, W. E., B. R. Gray, M. Gallagher, N.
learning, 968 Young, J. J. Rohweder, and M. G. Knutson,
Sonsthagen, S., see Cooper, S. J., 446 Power to Detect Trend in Short-Term Time
Sonsthagen, S. A., S. L. Talbot, and K. G. Series of Bird Abundance, 943
McCracken, Genetic Characterization of Thompson, F. R., III, see Small, S. L.. 721
1004 INDEX TO VOLUME 109
Thompson, F. R., III, see Suedkamp Wells, K. M., Wassenaar, L. I., see Hobson, K. A., 256
781 Watts, B. D., and M. A. Byrd, Impact of Hurricane
Thrush, Swainson’s, 795 Isabel on Bald Eagle Nests and Reproductive
Wood, 288 Performance in the Lower Chesapeake Bay,
Thryothorus modestus,686 206
Tietz, J. R., and M. D. Johnson, Stopover Ecology wear, 419
and Habitat Selection of Juvenile Swainson’s Werner, S. M., S. J. Hejl, and T. Brush, Breeding
Thrushes during Fall Migration along the Ecology of the Altamira Oriole in the Lower
Northern California Coast, 795 Rio Grande Valley, Texas, 907
timber management, 109 Whittaker, K. A., see Marzluff, J. M., 516
time budget, 824 Whittingham, L. A., P. O..Dunn, and J. T. Lifjeld,
Towhee, California, 79 Egg Mass Influences Nestling Quality in Tree
Toxostoma curvirostre,456 Swallows, but There Is No Differential Allo-
Tracy, D. M., see Liebezeit, J. R., 32 cation in Relation to Laying Order or Sex, 585
Tracy, I. E., see Kiere, L. M., 692 Wiebe, K. L., Hypoxia Probably Does Not Explain
transients, 167 Short Incubation Periods of Woodpeckers,
tree density, 734 976
trend estimation, 943 wildfire, 97, 109, 122
Tubaro, P. L., see Barreira, A. S., 187 Williams, J. B., see Munoz-Garcia, A., 59
Tubaro, P. L., see Benites, P., 605 Willoughby, E. J., Geographic Variation in Color,
Tubaro, P. L., see Lijtmaer, D. A., 658
Measurements, and Molt of the Lesser Gold-
Tulp, I., see Liebezeit, J. R., 32
finch in North America Does Not Support
two-species hypothesis, 408 Subspecific Designation, 419
Tyrannus tyrannus,463
Wilson, C. M., and R. L. Holberton, Are Nestlings
the Cue for Reduction of the Adrenocortical
Response to Stress in Male Yellow Warblers
underdispersion, 943 Breeding at High Latitude?, 675
Unfried, T. M., see Marzluff, J. M., 516 Wilson, S., K. Martin, and S. J. Hannon, Nest
Uria aalge,451 Survival Patterns in Willow Ptarmigan: In-
utilization distribution, 516 fluence of Time, Nesting Stage, and Female
Vv Characteristics, 377
wing-loading hypothesis, 304
Valderrama, S. V., J. E. Parra, and D. J. Mennill, winter, 548
Species Differences in the Songs of the territoriality, 475
Critically Endangered Niceforo’s Wren and Withey, J. C., see Marzluff, J. M., 516
the Related Rufous-and-white Wren, 870 woodpecker, 976
Valqui, M., see Caziani, S. M., 276 Woodpecker, Acorn, 334
van’ Qort, H., K.. A. ‘Otter, K.. T. Fort, and Z. Wren, Canebrake, 686
McDonell, Habitat, Dominance, and the Niceforo’s, 870
Phenotypic Quality of Male Black-capped Rufous-and-white, 870
Chickadees, 88 Thryothorus, 870
van Riper, C., III, see Sogge, M. K., 475
Van Wilgenburg, S., see Hobson, K. A., 256 X, Y
Vasquez, R. A., see Moreno, J., 312
Yeh, P., see Slabbekoorn, H., 67
vegetation, 769
Vierling, K. T., see Gentry, D. J., 122 Young, N., see Thogmartin, W. E. , 943
vocalization, 468, 475 Yuan, H., see Siefferman, L., 577
Yungas forest, 321
Ww z
Waldron, S., see Sanpera, C., 26
Wang, Y., see Siefferman, L., 57 Zack, S. W., see Liebezeit, J. R., 32
Warbler, Yellow, 675 Zamudio, G., see Navarro-Sigiienza, A. G., 808
Washburn, B. E., J. J. Millspaugh, D. L. Morris, J. Zenaida galapagoensis, 132
H. Schulz, and J. Faaborg, Using a Commer- Zink, R. M., see Rojas-Soto, O. R., 456
cially Available Enzyme Immunoassay to Zonotrichia albicollis, 48
Quantify Testosterone in Avian Plasma, 181 capensis, 658
Washington, 750 leucophrys oriantha, \73
THE CONDOR
JOURNAL OF THE COOPER ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY
VOLUME 109
DAVID S. DoBKIN, Editor
DAvipD L. SWANSON, Book Review Editor
THALIA SACHTLEBEN AND ALEXA L. BONTRAGER, Managing Editors
NICOLETTE M. SWIFT AND DAMIAN FAGAN, Editorial Assistants
2007
CONTENTS, VOLUME 109, 2007
NUMBER I| (FEBRUARY)
FEATURE ARTICLES
Shorebird Abundance and Distribution on the Coastal Plain of the Arctic National
Wildlife Refuge
Stephen Brown, Jonathan Bart, Richard B. Lanctot, James A. Johnson, Steve
Kendall. David Payer, and Jay JORNsOn ..5..6..60504 63 Sees ea Seis be es l
Effects of Nest Habitat, Food, and Parental Behavior on Shorebird Nest Success
Paul Allen Smith, H. Grant Gilchrist, and James N. M. Smith ......... 15
Assessing the Development of Shorebird Eggs Using the Flotation Method: Species-
Specific and Generalized Regression Models
Joseph R. Liebezeit, Paul A. Smith, Richard B. Lanctot, Hans Schekkerman,
Ingrid Tulp, Steve J. Kendall, Diane M. Tracy, Robert J. Rodrigues, Hans
Meltofte, Julie A. Robinson, Cheri Gratto-Trevor, Brian J. McCaffery, Julie
IVROESCRIIAMURNC SiUmEe . ote ole sR bi Toh cra aw cle ce Koka ebarteotee ws eeeeane 32
Effect of Diet Composition on Plasma Metabolite Profiles in a Migratory Songbird
Susan B. Smith, Scott R. McWilliams, and Christopher G. Guglielmo ... . 48
Cutaneous Water Loss and Lipids of the Stratum Corneum in Dusky Antbirds,
a Lowland Tropical Bird
Agusti Munoz-Garcia and Joseph Bo Wiliams 2... nee ek ewe 39
Sound Transmission and Song Divergence: A Comparison of Urban and Forest
Acoustics
Hans Slabbekoorn, Pamela Yeh, and Kimberly Hunt ...........545. 67
Offspring Discrimination without Recognition: California Towhee Responses to
Chick Distress Calls
RSRUIR TE RCININC ES e. 2 cine, Si Wee es a She be Se Oe esa oar etees & 19
Habitat, Dominance, and the Phenotypic Quality of Male Black-capped Chickadees
Harry van Oort, Kenneth A. Otter, Kevin T. Fort, and Zoe McDonell ... . 88
Nest Densities of Cavity-Nesting Birds in Relation to Postfire Salvage Logging and
Time Since Wildfire
Victoria A. Saab, Robin E. Russell, and Jonathan G. Dudley ......... a7
Is Selectively Harvested Forest an Ecological Trap for Olive-sided Flycatchers?
Bruce A> Robertsoniand Richard THO: . 6 ow hoe cts ee es OO
Old Burns as Source Habitats for Lewis’s Woodpeckers Breeding in the Black Hills
of South Dakota
DANES Gey a ROLE NL VEE 06f eiss 5) dys Murs) Galler Se ue. ose eek Ce ee
Sexual Size Dimorphism and Morphological Evidence Supporting the Recognition |
of Two Subspecies in the Galapagos Dove }
Dieso'Santiago-Alarcon and’ Patncia G. Parker ... 2666s 06 ace ne d TS
The Effects of Permanent Local Emigration and Encounter Technique on Stopover
Duration Estimates as Revealed by Telemetry and Mark-Recapture
Erich Bachler and Michael Schaub
Display Behavior and Spatial Distribution of the White-crowned Manakin in the
Atlantic Forest of Brazil
Ivandy N. Castro-Astor, Maria Alice S. Alves, and Roberto B. Cavalcanti
SHORT COMMUNICATIONS
Survival of Band-tailed Manakins
James W. Pearce-Higgins, Robin C. Brace, and Jon Hornbuckle ........ 167
Free-Living Male Mountain White-crowned Sparrows Exhibit Territorial Aggres-
sion without Modulating Total or Free Plasma Testosterone
Sharon E. Lynn, Thomas P. Hahn, and Creagh W. Breuner