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The Important Bird Areas of Florida: 2000–2002 – Pranty – 2-Jul-02 280+NAS. 1936–1959. Audubon warden field reports. National Audubon Society. Everglades National Park.Homestead, FL.+NESBITT, S.A. 2001a. Eastern Brown Pelican population monitoring (Project 92622501000), Fiscal Year2000–2001. Annual study progress report. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.Gainesville, FL.+NESBITT, S.A. 2001b. Bald Eagle population monitoring (Project 92912501000), Fiscal Year 2000–2001. Annual study progress report. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.Gainesville, FL.+NOSS, R.F., AND R.L. PETERS. 1995. Endangered Ecosystems: A Status Report on America's VanishingHabitat and Wildlife. Defenders of Wildlife. Washington, D.C.+ODUM, W.E., AND C.C. MCIVOR. 1990. Mangroves. Pages 517–548 in Ecosystems of Florida (R.L.Myers and J.J. Ewel, editors). University of Central Florida Press. Orlando, FL.+ORZELL, S. 1997. Natural areas inventory of Avon Park Air Force Range in Polk and Highlandscounties, Florida. Florida Natural Areas Inventory. Tallahassee, FL.+ORZELL, S.L., AND E.L. BRIDGES. 1998. Dry Prairie. Pages 10–1 through 10–66 in Multi-speciesRecovery Plan for the Threatened and Endangered Species of South Florida, Volume II, TheEcosystem. Technical agency draft. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Atlanta, GA.+PEACOCK AND ASSOCIATES, INC. 1999. Pinellas County Utilities wildlife management report for CrossBar and Al Bar ranches. Peacock and Associates, Inc. Palm Harbor, FL.+PERRIN, L., M.J. ALLEN, L.A. ROWSE, F. MONTALBANO, III, K.J. FOOTE, AND M.W. OLINDE. 1982. Areport on fish and [other] wildlife studies in the Kissimmee River basin and recommendations forrestoration. Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. Okeechobee, FL.+POST, W., AND J.S. GREENLAW. 2000. The present and future of the Cape Sable Seaside Sparrow.Florida Field Naturalist 28: 93–110.+PRANTY, B. 1996a. A Birder’s Guide to Florida, 4 th edition. American Birding Association. ColoradoSprings, CO.+PRANTY, B. 1996b. Distribution of the Florida Scrub-Jay, 1992–1993. Final report submitted to the U.S.Fish and Wildlife Service, Cooperative Agreement No. 14-16-0004-91-950, Modification No. 5.Jacksonville, FL.+PRANTY, B. 2001. The exotic avifauna of Florida. Manuscript submitted to the Florida OrnithologicalSociety Records Committee.+PRANTY, B., AND G.D. BASILI. 1998. Bird use of agricultural fields at Lake Apopka, withrecommendations for the management of migratory shorebirds and other species. Florida AudubonSociety. Winter Park, FL.+PRANTY, B., AND G.[D.] BASILI. 1999. Zellwood, birds, and the ghosts of banned pesticides. FloridaNaturalist 72(3): 10–13.+PRANTY, B., G.D. BASILI, AND H.P. ROBINSON. In press (2002). First nesting record of the Dickcissel inFlorida. Florida Field Naturalist 30: ____.+PRANTY, B., AND S. EPPS. In review. Documentation, distribution, and population status of exoticparrots in Broward County, Florida. Submitted to Florida Field Naturalist.+PRANTY, B., D. ROBINSON, M. BARNWELL, AND C. BLACK. In prep. Reports of Black Rails along thecentral Florida Gulf coast, based upon cursory surveys in 1998.+PUMILIO, J., D. JANSEN, AND M. DUSEK. 1997. Big Cypress National Preserve bird checklist. BigCypress National Preserve. Ochopee, FL.+RADAMAKER, K., AND C. RADAMAKER. In press (2002). First recent record of the Kirtland’s Warbler inFlorida. Florida Field Naturalist 30: ____.+RITTER, S. 2000. Idaho's Important Bird Areas, progress report. Idaho Partners In Flight. Hamilton, MT.+ROBERTSON, W.B., JR., AND M.J. ROBERTSON. 1996. Sooty Tern (Sterna fuscata). Pages 514–531 inRare and Endangered Biota of Florida, Volume 5, Birds (J.A. Rodgers, Jr., H.W. Kale, II, and H.T.Smith, editors). University Press of Florida. Gainesville, FL.
The Important Bird Areas of Florida: 2000–2002 – Pranty – 2-Jul-02 281ROBINSON, H. [2001]. Bird report, Zellwood Drainage and Water Control District, Unit 1, Unit 2, and theZellwin Sand Farm Property at Zellwood, Florida. August 15, 1998–August 14, 1999. Submitted toSt. Johns River Water Management District. Palatka, FL.ROBINSON, H. [2002]. Bird usage of Lake Apopka’s North Shore Restoration Area, Zellwood Drainageand Water Control District, Unit 1, Unit 2, and the Zellwin Sand Farm Property at Zellwood, Florida.August 15, 1999–August 14, 2000. Submitted to St. Johns River Water Management District. Palatka,FL.+ROBINSON, W.G., AND J.W. TUCKER, JR. 2000. Influence of season and frequency of fire on Bachman'sSparrows and Henslow's Sparrows in longleaf pine forests of the Gulf coastal plain. AuburnUniversity, AL.+RODGERS, J.A., JR., AND S.T. SCHWIKERT. 1999. Breeding ecology of the Least Bittern in centralFlorida. Florida Field Naturalist 27: 141–149.+RODGERS, J.A., JR., S.T. SCHWIKERT, AND A.S. WENNER. 1988. Status of the Snail Kite in Florida:1981–1985. American Birds 42: 30–35.+RODGERS, J.A., JR., H.W. KALE, II, AND H.T. SMITH, editors. 1996. Rare and Endangered Biota ofFlorida, Volume V, Birds. University Press of Florida. Gainesville, FL.+RODGERS, J.A., JR., P.S. KUBELIS, S.A. NESBITT, M.F. DELANY, R.K. FELIX, J. SWAN, K.T. BOWMAN,AND J.B. DODGE. In prep. Atlas of breeding sites for colonial waterbirds in Florida during 1999.Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Tallahassee, FL.+RUMBOLD, D.G., AND M.B. MIHALIK. 1994. Snail Kite use of a drought-related habitat and communalroost in West Palm Beach, Florida: 1987–1991. Florida Field Naturalist 22: 29–38.+SCHREIBER, R.W., AND E.A. SCHREIBER. 1978. Colonial bird use and plant succession on dredgedmaterial islands in Florida, Vol. 1: sea and wading bird colonies. Technical Report D-78=14.Prepared for the Chief of Engineers, U.S. Army. Washington, D.C.+SEES, M. 1999. Natural nestings of PMs [Purple Martins] observed again at Orlando Wetlands. TheScout Report 6(2): 1. The Purple Martin Society.+SEES, M.D., AND D.W. FREEMAN. 1998. Observed nesting of the Snail Kite in eastern Orange County,Florida. Florida Field Naturalist 26: 124–125.+SEWELL, C.W. 2000. Survey of wading bird utilization of the Upper St. Johns River Basin. Final annual1999 report. St. Johns River Water Management District. Palatka, FL.+SHARP, B. 1970. A population estimate of the Dusky Seaside Sparrow. Wilson Bulletin 82: 158–166.+SHOUN, J. 2000. Biologists hope endangered woodpeckers will mate in state park [= Picayune StateForest]. Naples Daily News, 8 December 2000.+SMITH, J.P., J.R. RICHARDSON, AND M.W. COLLOPY. 1995. Foraging habitat selection among wadingbirds (Ciconiiformes) at Lake Okeechobee, Florida in relation to hydrology and vegetative cover.Archives of Hydrobiological Special Issues of Advanced Limnology [is this the correct journal name?]45: 247–285.+SMITH, R.B., AND D.R. BREININGER. 1995. Wading bird populations of the Kennedy Space Center.Bulletin of Marine Science 57:230–236.+SPRANDEL, G.L. 2001. Fall dragonfly (Odonata) and butterfly (Lepidoptera) migration at St. JosephPeninsula, Gulf County, Florida. Florida Entomologist 84: 234–248.+SPRANDEL, G.L., J.A. GORE, AND D.T. COBB. 1997. Winter shorebird survey, November 1, 1993–March 1, 1994. Final Performance Report. Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission.Tallahassee, FL.+STEDMAN, S.J. 1984. St. Joseph Peninsula hawk migration. Florida Department of Natural Resources.Tallahassee, FL.+STEVENSON, H.M., AND B.H. ANDERSON. 1994. The Birdlife of Florida. University Press of Florida.Gainesville, FL.+STITH, B.M. 1999. Metapopulation variability analysis of the Florida Scrub-Jay (Aphelocomacoelurescens [sic]). Final report to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Jacksonville, FL.
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