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    Flight initiation by Ferruginous Hawks depends on disturbance type, experience, and the anthropogenic landscape by Nordell, Cameron J, Wellicome, Troy I, Bayne, Erin M

    Published in PloS one (18-05-2017)
    “…The expansion of humans and their related infrastructure is increasing the likelihood that wildlife will interact with humans. When disturbed by humans,…”
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    Within-Site Variation in Feather Stable Hydrogen Isotope (δ2Hf) Values of Boreal Songbirds: Implications for Assignment to Molt Origin by Nordell, Cameron J, Haché, Samuel, Bayne, Erin M, Sólymos, Péter, Foster, Kenneth R, Godwin, Christine M, Krikun, Richard, Pyle, Peter, Hobson, Keith A

    Published in PloS one (02-11-2016)
    “…Understanding bird migration and dispersal is important to inform full life-cycle conservation planning. Stable hydrogen isotope ratios from feathers (δ2Hf)…”
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    Use of bird carcass removals by urban scavengers to adjust bird-window collision estimates by Kummer, Justine A., Nordell, Cameron J., Berry, Taylor M., Collins, Colina V., Tse, Casandra R.L., Bayne, Erin M.

    Published in Avian conservation and ecology (2016)
    “…Carcass removal by scavengers has been identified as one of the largest biases in estimating bird mortality from anthropogenic sources. Only two studies have…”
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    Within-Site Variation in Feather Stable Hydrogen Isotope by Nordell, Cameron J, Haché, Samuel, Bayne, Erin M, Sólymos, Péter, Foster, Kenneth R, Godwin, Christine M, Krikun, Richard, Pyle, Peter, Hobson, Keith A

    Published in PloS one (02-11-2016)
    “…Understanding bird migration and dispersal is important to inform full life-cycle conservation planning. Stable hydrogen isotope ratios from feathers…”
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    Ferruginous Hawks Buteo regalis alter parental behaviours in response to approaching storms by Laux, Chelsey M., Nordell, Cameron J., Fisher, Ryan J., Ng, Janet W., Wellicome, Troy I., Bayne, Erin M.

    Published in Journal of ornithology (2016)
    “…Heavy and frequent rain, low temperatures, and strong winds may decrease adult foraging time, cause thermoregulatory stress on nestlings, and lead to nest…”
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