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Terrestrial & Avian Fauna

 

This community provides articles and information on terrestrial & avian fauna. The collections within this community provide information on a regional scale, and specific to the Schoharie Watershed and New York City Water Supply. There is one collection within this community: Species Inventory/Habitat.

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  • Distribution of Bucknell’s thrush in New England and New York. 
    Atwood, J.L.; Rimmer, C.C.; McFarland, K.P.; Tsai, S.H.; Nagy, L.R. (Wilson Bulliten, 1996)
    This report uses presence-absence surveys for Bicknell’s thrush in Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, and Vermont to examine population dynamics.
  • Skin tumors in New York deer 
    Friend, M. (Bull. Wildlife Disease Assoc., 1967)
    This report documents the findings from examination of over 3,000 deer during the 1962 New York State deer season. The authors evaluate deer with skin tumor caused by a virus which gains entrance to the host through ...
  • Cronology of range expansion of the coyote, Canis latrans, in New York 
    Fener, H.M.; Ginsberg, J.R.; Sanderson, E.W.; Gompper, M.E. (Canadian Field-Naturalist, 2005)
    This paper examines the establishment of Coyotes in the State of New York by collecting and analyzing reports of their first occurrence throughout the state over the past century, and creating a detailed map of range ...
  • The New York State bird conservation area (BCA) program: a model for the United States 
    Burger, M.F.; Adams, D.J.; Post, T.; Sommers, L.; Swift, B. (USDA, 2005)
    The New York State Bird Conservation Area (BCA) Program, modeled after the National Audubon Society’s Important Bird Areas Program, is based on legislation signed by Governor Pataki in 1997. New York is the first state in ...
  • A practical model of Bicknell's thrush distribution in the northeastern United States 
    Lambert, J.D.; McFarland, K.P.; Rimmer, C.C.; Faccia, S.D.; Atwood, J.L. (Wilson Bulletin, 2005)
    This study uses a model based on elevation, latitude and forest type to estimate the distribution of Bicknell’s thrush in New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. This model found that the Bicknell’s thrush is present ...