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$Northern State University TRIGONOMETRY MATH 120 Spring 2006 ...$

JTH DAKOTA BIRD NOTES, the official publication of the South Dakota Orni-.nologists' Union (organized 1949), is sent to all members whose dues are paid for thecurrent year. Life members $200.00; Family life members (husband and wife) with 1subscription to Bird Notes $270; sustaining members $20.00, regular members $12.00;family members (husband and wife) with 1 subscription $16.00; juniors (10-16) $6.00;libraries (subscription) $12.00. Single and back copies: Members $3.50, Nonmembers$4.00. All dues payments, change-of-address notices, and orders for back copies shouldbe sent to the Treasurer, Nelda Holden, 1620 Elmwood Drive, Brookings, SD 57006.Manuscripts for publication should be sent to Editor Dan Tallman, NSU Box 740, AberdeenSD, 57401, or to Tallmand@northern.edu via E-mail.VOL. 53 DECEMBER 2001 NO.4IN THIS ISSUECRESTED CARACARA, Mike ArtmannPRESIDENT' S PAGECover71CRESTED CARACARA VISITS LACREEK NATIONAL WILDLIFEREFUGE, Mike Artmann 72BLACKBIRD CONTROL, Jim Williams 73GENERAL NOTES - Northern Cardinal at Rapid CitySMALL RESEARCH GRANTS AVAILABLE FROM SDOU8687SEASONAL REPORTS 88PresidentVice PresidentSecretaryTreasurerEditorLibrarianSOUTH DAKOTA ORNITHOLOGISTS'Officers 2001 - 2002UNIONRobb Schenck 422 N Linwood Ct., Sioux Falls 57103Todd Jensen 412 E Utah St., Rapid City SD 57701David Swanson USD, Vermillion 57069Nelda Holden 1620 Elmwood Drive, Brookings 57006Dan Tallman NSU Box 740, Aberdeen 57401Eric Liknes USD, Vermillion 57069Elected DirectorsFor Term expiring 2002: Addison Ball, Piedmont; Todd Jensen, Rapid City; Travis Hills,Crooks; Karrie Schmidt, Huron; Robb Schenck, Sioux Falls.For Term expiring 2003: Vic Fondy, Whitewood; Linda Johnson, Sioux Falls; EricLikness, Vermillion; Ricky Olson, Pierre; Kristel Bakker, Madison.For Term expiring 2004: Marie Curtin, Custer; Ron Martin, Minot, ND; RosemaryDraeger, Sioux Falls; Dan Tallman, Aberdeen; Duane Weber, Custer.Past President DirectorsJocelyn L. Baker, L. M. Baylor, Gilbert Blankespoor, Robert Buckman, Ken Graupmann,Cecil Haight, Byron Harrell, Bruce Harris, Nelda Holden, Rex Riis, Dennis Skadsen,David Swanson, J. David Williams.Associate Editor: Erika TallmanSOUTH DAKOTA BIRD NOTES 53(4): 70 DECEMBER 2001
...~PRESIDENT'S PAGEThe September meeting inPierre was the best fall meeting Ihave had the pleasure of attending.Few of us are aware of the significantamount of nongame avian researchbeing conducted in South Dakota.For those unfamiliar withSDOU fall meetings, they consist offield trips in the morning, followedby paper sessions in the late morningand afternoon. SDOU is an organizationof both birders and professionalornithologists. The fall meetingsare a time for our professionalornithologists to show off the workthey have been doing. Birders whohave not been exposed to technicalpapers may feel that this informationis out of their league. I would like todispel this impression.At the fall meeting, the topicspresented varied from sageland birdsto the use of torpor by Whip-poor-will's. Papers were presented on the use ofwoodlots and shelterbelts by migratory and nesting birds and the field work ofthe Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory in the Black Hills. No matter what part ofSouth Dakota a birder is from, there was a paper presented that related directlyto their area. Ornithologist and birder alike found themselves interested in theresults. These studies answered questions such as where to find birds in SouthDakota and also how birds utilize the ecosystem of our state. If you were a birderwho has hesitated to attend fall meetings, thinking that they are for professionals,I would ask you to reconsider. I believe anyone interested in birding wouldfind our fall meeting fun.I would also like to second Dan Tallman's invitation to attend SDOU meetings.In conjunction with the North Dakota Birding Society, we have a greatmeetingplannedfor 17-18 May 2002at the SandLakeNationalWildlifeRefuge.All the meetings will be at the refuge, and a block of rooms has been reservedat the Ramkota Inn at Aberdeen (605 229-4040). I think it will be ameeting to remember. I like to think of Sand Lake as a bit of Florida in SouthDakota, with many egrets and herons. Sand Lake also promises large numbers ofshorebirds, something that Florida cannot boast. I hope to see you there.SOUTH DAKOTA BIRD NOTES 53(4): 71 DECEMBER 2001
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