S02 Biological Invasions: Consequences for Native Birds in a Changing World
Session organizer(s)
Yvette K. Ortega
U.S. Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station
Date: 04/17/09
Location: Salon B
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Oral Presentations
10:00 AM
Pearson, D E; BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS AND AVIAN SPECIES: IMPACTS, IMPLICATIONS FOR NATIVE COMMUNITIES, AND MANAGEMENT. (Abstract ID:5178)
10:30 AM
LaDeau, S L; Marra, P; Calder, K; Kilpatrick, A M; Doran, P; SPATIO-TEMPORAL DRIVERS OF WEST NILE VIRUS IMPACT IN AVIAN HOSTS (Abstract ID:5092)
11:00 AM
Ortega, Y K; Benson, A; Greene, E; Pearson, D E; INVASION OF AN EXOTIC FORB IMPACTS REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS, SITE FIDELITY, AND SONG IN A MIGRATORY PASSERINE (Abstract ID:5127)
11:30 AM
Sogge, M K; Sferra, S J; Paxton, E H; WHY SALTCEDAR MATTERS AS BIRD HABITAT IN THE SOUTHWEST (Abstract ID:5087)
1:45 PM
Campomizzi, A J; RED IMPORTED FIRE ANTS CAN DECREASE SONGBIRD NEST SURVIVAL (Abstract ID:5100)
2:15 PM
Freed, L A; Cann, R L; INTRODUCED BIRDS ARE THE GREATES THREAT TO HAWAIIAN FOREST BIRDS (Abstract ID:5195)