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SECOND NORTH AMERICAN SEA DUCK CONFERENCE POSTER ABSTRACTS DETECTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NOVEL ADENOVIRUS FROM STELLER’S EIDERS BY PCR (MARY BOZZA) .................................................................................................................................................................................. 75 LONG-TERM CHANGE IN LIMNOLOGY, INVERTEBRATES, AND AVIAN PREDATORS IN ALASKAN BOREAL WETLANDS (ROBIN CORCORAN) ......................................................................................................................................................................... 76 HABITAT USE BY RED-BREASTED MERGANSER BROODS AT KOUCHIBOUGUAC NATIONAL PARK, NEW BRUNSWICK (SHARON CRAIK) .............................................................................................................................................................................. 77 AVIAN SENSITIVITY TO WIND FARM-RELATED MORTALITY; MATRIX POPULATION MODELS IN AN APPLIED CONTEXT (MARK DESHOHN)............................................................................................................................................................................. 78 AVIAN COLLISION RISK AT OFFSHORE WIND FARMS (MARK DESHOHN) ................................................................................. 79 A FIELD TECHNIQUE FOR DETERMINING REPRODUCTIVE STATUS IN FEMALE BIRDS (JEAN-MICHEL DE VINK) .............. 80 DISTRIBUTION OF COMMON EIDERS DURING BROOD-REARING IN THE ST. LAWRENCE ESTUARY (HELENE DIEVAL) ... 81 PRELIMINARY CHARACTERIZATION OF MIGRATION AND BREEDING GROUNDS ASSOCIATED WITH WHITE-WINGED SCOTERS WINTERING IN WASHINGTON STATE FROM ONGOING TRACKING OF SATELLITE TRANSMITTERS (JOSEPH EVENSON) ......................................................................................................................................................................... 82 DISTRIBUTION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF WINTER NOCTURNAL RESTING AREAS OF SURF SCOTERS, WHITE- WINGED SCOTERS, IN PUGET SOUND, WASHINGTON STATE (JOSEPH R. EVENSON)........................................................... 83 NEST SITE CHOICE BY ARCTIC-NESTING COMMON EIDERS (PETER L. F. FAST) .................................................................... 84 ATLANTIC COMMON EIDER FIELD COLLECTION AND CAPTIVE REARING AT THE LIVINGSTON RIPLEY WATERFOWL SANCTUARY (IAN GEREG)............................................................................................................................................................... 85 DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY FOR CAPTURING MOLTING SURF SCOTERS (SCOTT GILLILAND).............................. 86 MEASUREMENT OF PROBABILITY DETECTION RATES FOR NEST SEARCHES IN DENSELY VEGETATED COMMON EIDER COLONIES (SCOTT GILLILAND) ........................................................................................................................................ 87 BANDING OF COMMON EIDERS IN THE ST-LAWRENCE ESTUARY: A PROGRESS REPORT (JEAN-FRANCOIS GIROUX) .. 88 WEIGHTS AND MEASUREMENTS OF FOUR SEA DUCK SPECIES WINTERING ON THE CHESAPEAKE BAY (MICHAEL R. HAGGIE) ...................................................................................................................................................................... 89 WETLAND CHARACTERISTICS AND HABITAT USE BY WHITE-WINGED AND SURF SCOTERS IN THE MACKENZIE DELTA REGION (SHANNON HASZARD) .......................................................................................................................................... 90 DELINEATION OF SURF SCOTER HABITAT IN CHESAPEAKE BAY, MARYLAND: MACROBENTHIC AND SEDIMENT COMPOSITION OF SURF SCOTER FEEDING SITES (DAVID KIDWELL) ...................................................................................... 91 INTER-ANNUAL WINTER SITE FIDELITY BY SURF AND WHITE-WINGED SCOTERS (MOLLY KIRK) ........................................ 92 FINE-SCALE SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL SEGREGATION IN FORAGING OF BARROW’S GOLDENEYES, EASTERN POPULATION, WINTERING IN THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER ESTUARY, QUEBEC, CANADA (HELENE LAFORGE)................... 93 HABITAT USE OF THE HARLEQUIN DUCK ALONG THE GASPE PENINSULA, QUEBEC (CANADA) (ANNIE LANGLOIS) ........ 94 IS FLIGHT BEHAVIOR OF COMMON EIDER AFFECTED BY OPERATING WIND TURBINES? - AN ON-OFF EXPERIMENT (JESPER LARSEN) ........................................................................................................................................................................... 95 LONG-TAILED DUCKS, AND KING EIDERS: CAPITAL OR INCOME BREEDERS? (SHONA L. LAWSON) .................................. 96 MALE ATTENDANCE AT COMMON EIDER COLONIES; A CIRCUMPOLAR REVIEW (KERRITH MC KAY) ................................ 97 FACTORS AFFECTING, AND CONSEQUENCES OF, MALE ATTENDANCE AT A COMMON EIDER COLONY IN THE CANADIAN ARCTIC (KERRITH MC KAY) ........................................................................................................................................ 98 6 ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND, USA NOV. 7-11, 2005
SECOND NORTH AMERICAN SEA DUCK CONFERENCE EAST COAST EIDER INITIATIVE (KATHERINE MEHL) ....................................................................................................................99 LONG-TERM TRENDS AND CHANGES IN NUMBERS AND DISTRIBUTION OF WINTERING SEA DUCKS ALONG THE SWEDISH COAST (LEIF NILSSON) .................................................................................................................................. ............100 POPULATION TRENDS OF NORTH AMERICAN SEA DUCKS BASED CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNT AND BREEDING BIRD SURVEY DATA (DANIEL K. NIVEN) .................................................................................................................................................101 FORAGING ECOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR OF WILD AND CAPTIVE SPECTACLED EIDERS IN ALASKA (WILLIAM T. O’CONNELL)................................................................................................................................................................102 MORPHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF TAKEOFF APTITUDES OF FEMALE COMMON EIDERS IN PRE-LAYING PERIOD (JEAN-FRANCOIS OUELLET) ...................................................................................................................103 STUDYING FLIGHT BEHAVIOR OF COMMON EIDERS USING HEART RATE DATA LOGGERS (DAVID PELLETIER) .............104 FOOD SELECTION AMONG ATLANTIC COAST SEADUCKS IN RELATION TO HISTORIC FOOD HABITS (MATTHEW C. PERRY) ....................................................................................................................................................................105 USE OF THE BEAUFORT SEA BY KING EIDERS BREEDING ON THE NORTH SLOPE OF ALASKA (LAURA M. PHILLIPS) .......................................................................................................................................................................106 DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF KING EIDERS, LONG-TAILED DUCKS, AND CANADA GEESE ON WESTERN VICTORIA ISLAND (GARNET RAVEN) ...........................................................................................................................................107 ARE FEMALE COMMON EIDERS CAPITAL OR INCOME LAYERS? (YVES RIGOU) ...................................................................108 EFFECTS OF BACKPACK RADIO-TRANSMITTERS ON FEMALE BARROW’S GOLDENEYES (MICHEL ROBERT) .................109 POPULATION TRENDS AND COLONY DYNAMICS OF COMMON EIDERS (GREGORY J. ROBERTSON)................................110 USING WINTER JUVENILE/ADULT RATIOS AS INDICES OF RECRUITMENT IN POPULATION MODELS (GREGORY J. ROBERTSON) .......................................................................................................................................................... 111 COMMON EIDER MORTALITY IN THE LATE FEBRUARY 2005 OIL SPILL OFF SOUTH EASTERN NEWFOUNDLAND (GREGORY J. ROBERTSON) ..........................................................................................................................................................112 STATUS, BREEDING BIOLOGY, AND CONSERVATION OF STELLER’S EIDER NEAR BARROW, ALASKA, 1991-2005 (NORA A. ROJEK) .............................................................................................................................................................................113 USE OF NEST BOXES BY BARROW’S GOLDENEYES AND OTHER WILDLIFE IN EASTERN NORTH AMERICA (JEAN-PIERRE L. SAVARD) ..............................................................................................................................................................114 ABUNDANCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE COMMON EIDER IN EASTERN NORTH AMERICA DURING THE MOLTING SEASON (JEAN-PIERRE L. SAVARD)..............................................................................................................................................115 CROSS-SEASONAL MOVEMENTS AND DISTRIBUTIONS OF PACIFIC BLACK SCOTERS (JASON L. SCHAMBER) ...............116 SPECTACLED EIDER NESTING BIOLOGY IN CHAUN-DELTA, CHUKOTKA, RUSSIA (DIANA V. SOLOVIEVA)..........................117 ARTIFICIAL NEST CONSTRUCTION FOR THE SCALY-SIDED CHINESE MERGANSER (DIANA V. SOLOVIEVA) .....................118 THE COSTS OF MATE GUARDING TO MALE COMMON EIDERS (BEN STEELE).......................................................................119 HARLEQUIN DUCKS OF THE RIVER LAXA, ICELAND: BREEDING SUCCESS IN RELATION TO CONDITIONS ON THEIR BREEDING, MOLTING AND WINTERING GROUNDS (THORKELL LINDBERG THORARINSSON) .................................120 THE EFFECT OF VARYING PROTEIN LEVELS ON BLOOD CHEMISTRY, FOOD CONSUMPTION, AND BEHAVIOR OF CAPTIVE SEADUCKS (ALICIA M. WELLS-BERLIN)........................................................................................................................121 POPULATION TRENDS OF SEA DUCKS WINTERING IN FOUR BAYS OF KODIAK ISLAND, ALASKA -- A TWENTY YEAR ANALYSIS (DENNY ZWIEFELHOFER).............................................................................................................................................122 AUTHOR INDEX................................................................................................................................................................................123 NOV. 7-11, 2005 ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND, USA 7
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