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16. Comparing the Relative Effects of Brood Parasitism and Nest Predation on Seasonal Fecundity in Passerine Birds
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Joseph A. Grzybowski
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Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Foreword vii
- General Introduction 1
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Part I. Population Trends of Cowbirds and Hosts and Relevant Methodology
- 1. Introduction 13
- 2. Temporal and Geographic Patterns in Population Trends of Brown-headed Cowbirds 21
- 3. Cowbird Population Changes and Their Relationship to Changes in Some Host Species 35
- 4. The Spread of Shiny and Brown-headed Cowbirds into the Florida Region 47
- 5. Brown-headed Cowbird Population Trends at a Large Winter Roost in Southwest Louisiana, 1974-1992 58
- 6. An Evaluation of Point Counts and Playbacks as Techniques for Censusing Brown-headed Cowbirds 63
- 7. The Structure and Function of Cowbird Vocalizations and the Use of Playbacks to Enhance Cowbird Detectability: Relations to Potential Censusing Biases 69
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Part II. Cowbird Spacing Behavior, Host Selection, and Negative Consequences of Parasitism for Commonly Used Hosts
- 8. Introduction 83
- 9. Spatial Patterns of Breeding Female Brown-headed Cowbirds on an Illinois Site 87
- 10. Differences in Movements, Home Range, and Habitat Preferences of Female Brown-headed Cowbirds in Three Midwestern Landscapes 100
- 11. The Effects of Host Numbers on Cowbird Parasitism of Red-winged Blackbirds 110
- 12. Cowbird Brood Parasitism on a Little-Used Host: The Yellow-headed Blackbird 115
- 13. Host Selection in the Forest Interior: Cowbirds Target Ground-nesting Species 120
- 14. Reproductive Interactions between and Plumbeous vireos in Colorado 128
- 15. Effects of Multiple Parasitism on Cowbird and Wood Thrush Nesting Success 135
- 16. Comparing the Relative Effects of Brood Parasitism and Nest Predation on Seasonal Fecundity in Passerine Birds 145
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Part III. Host-Cowbird Behavioral Interactions
- 17. Introduction 159
- 18. Morning Nest Arrivals in Cowbird Hosts: Their Role in Aggression, Cowbird Recognition, and Host Response to Parasitism 161
- 19. Yellow Warbler Nest Attentiveness before Sunrise: Antiparasite Strategy or Onset of Incubation? 169
- 20. The Ecology of Egg-puncture Behavior by the Shiny Cowbird in Southwestern Puerto Rico 178
- 21. Why Do Female Brown-headed Cowbirds Remove Host Eggs? A Test of the Incubation Efficiency Hypothesis 187
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Part IV. Environmental Correlates of Cowbird Parasitism at Multiple Spatial Scales
- 22. Introduction 195
- 23. The Role of Vegetation in Cowbird Parasitism of Yellow Warblers 200
- 24. Association of Cowbird Parasitism and Vegetative Cover in Territories of Southwestern Willow Flycatchers 204
- 25. Interhabitat Differences in Parasitism Frequencies by Brown-headed Cowbirds in the Okanagan Valley, British Columbia 210
- 26. Cowbird Parasitism and Nest Predation in Fragmented Grasslands of Southwestern Manitoba 220
- 27. Cowbird Parasitism in Grassland and Cropland in the Northern Great Plains 229
- 28. Distribution and Habitat Associations of Brown-headed Cowbirds in the Green Mountains of Vermont 236
- 29. Impacts of Cowbird Parasitism on Wood Thrushes and Other Neotropical Migrants in Suburban Maryland Forests 244
- 30. Cowbird Distribution at Different Scales of Fragmentation: Trade-offs between Breeding and Feeding Opportunities 255
- 31. Brown-headed Cowbird Parasitism of Migratory Birds: Effects of Forest Area and Surrounding Landscape 265
- 32. Biogeographic, Landscape, and Local Factors Affecting Cowbird Abundance and Host Parasitism Levels 271
- 33. Cowbird Parasitism in a Fragmented Landscape: Effects of Tract Size, Habitat, and Abundance of Cowbirds and Hosts 280
- 34. Within-landscape Variation in Patterns of Cowbird Parasitism in the Forests of South-central Indiana 298
- 35. Effects of Land-use and Management Practices on the Presence of Brown-headed Cowbirds in the White Mountains of New Hampshire and Maine 311
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Part V. Cowbird Management, Host Population Limitation, and Efforts to Save Endangered Species
- 36. Introduction 323
- 37. Brown-headed Cowbird Control on Kirtland's Warbler Nesting Areas in Michigan, 1972-1995 333
- 38. Cowbird Control and the Endangered Least Bell's Vireo: A Management Success Story 342
- 39. Cowbird Control Program at Fort Hood, Texas: Lessons for Mitigation of Cowbird Parasitism on a Landscape Scale 357
- 40. Results of a Brown-headed Cowbird Control Program for the Southwestern Willow Flycatcher 371
- Contributors 379
- Index 381
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Foreword vii
- General Introduction 1
-
Part I. Population Trends of Cowbirds and Hosts and Relevant Methodology
- 1. Introduction 13
- 2. Temporal and Geographic Patterns in Population Trends of Brown-headed Cowbirds 21
- 3. Cowbird Population Changes and Their Relationship to Changes in Some Host Species 35
- 4. The Spread of Shiny and Brown-headed Cowbirds into the Florida Region 47
- 5. Brown-headed Cowbird Population Trends at a Large Winter Roost in Southwest Louisiana, 1974-1992 58
- 6. An Evaluation of Point Counts and Playbacks as Techniques for Censusing Brown-headed Cowbirds 63
- 7. The Structure and Function of Cowbird Vocalizations and the Use of Playbacks to Enhance Cowbird Detectability: Relations to Potential Censusing Biases 69
-
Part II. Cowbird Spacing Behavior, Host Selection, and Negative Consequences of Parasitism for Commonly Used Hosts
- 8. Introduction 83
- 9. Spatial Patterns of Breeding Female Brown-headed Cowbirds on an Illinois Site 87
- 10. Differences in Movements, Home Range, and Habitat Preferences of Female Brown-headed Cowbirds in Three Midwestern Landscapes 100
- 11. The Effects of Host Numbers on Cowbird Parasitism of Red-winged Blackbirds 110
- 12. Cowbird Brood Parasitism on a Little-Used Host: The Yellow-headed Blackbird 115
- 13. Host Selection in the Forest Interior: Cowbirds Target Ground-nesting Species 120
- 14. Reproductive Interactions between and Plumbeous vireos in Colorado 128
- 15. Effects of Multiple Parasitism on Cowbird and Wood Thrush Nesting Success 135
- 16. Comparing the Relative Effects of Brood Parasitism and Nest Predation on Seasonal Fecundity in Passerine Birds 145
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Part III. Host-Cowbird Behavioral Interactions
- 17. Introduction 159
- 18. Morning Nest Arrivals in Cowbird Hosts: Their Role in Aggression, Cowbird Recognition, and Host Response to Parasitism 161
- 19. Yellow Warbler Nest Attentiveness before Sunrise: Antiparasite Strategy or Onset of Incubation? 169
- 20. The Ecology of Egg-puncture Behavior by the Shiny Cowbird in Southwestern Puerto Rico 178
- 21. Why Do Female Brown-headed Cowbirds Remove Host Eggs? A Test of the Incubation Efficiency Hypothesis 187
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Part IV. Environmental Correlates of Cowbird Parasitism at Multiple Spatial Scales
- 22. Introduction 195
- 23. The Role of Vegetation in Cowbird Parasitism of Yellow Warblers 200
- 24. Association of Cowbird Parasitism and Vegetative Cover in Territories of Southwestern Willow Flycatchers 204
- 25. Interhabitat Differences in Parasitism Frequencies by Brown-headed Cowbirds in the Okanagan Valley, British Columbia 210
- 26. Cowbird Parasitism and Nest Predation in Fragmented Grasslands of Southwestern Manitoba 220
- 27. Cowbird Parasitism in Grassland and Cropland in the Northern Great Plains 229
- 28. Distribution and Habitat Associations of Brown-headed Cowbirds in the Green Mountains of Vermont 236
- 29. Impacts of Cowbird Parasitism on Wood Thrushes and Other Neotropical Migrants in Suburban Maryland Forests 244
- 30. Cowbird Distribution at Different Scales of Fragmentation: Trade-offs between Breeding and Feeding Opportunities 255
- 31. Brown-headed Cowbird Parasitism of Migratory Birds: Effects of Forest Area and Surrounding Landscape 265
- 32. Biogeographic, Landscape, and Local Factors Affecting Cowbird Abundance and Host Parasitism Levels 271
- 33. Cowbird Parasitism in a Fragmented Landscape: Effects of Tract Size, Habitat, and Abundance of Cowbirds and Hosts 280
- 34. Within-landscape Variation in Patterns of Cowbird Parasitism in the Forests of South-central Indiana 298
- 35. Effects of Land-use and Management Practices on the Presence of Brown-headed Cowbirds in the White Mountains of New Hampshire and Maine 311
-
Part V. Cowbird Management, Host Population Limitation, and Efforts to Save Endangered Species
- 36. Introduction 323
- 37. Brown-headed Cowbird Control on Kirtland's Warbler Nesting Areas in Michigan, 1972-1995 333
- 38. Cowbird Control and the Endangered Least Bell's Vireo: A Management Success Story 342
- 39. Cowbird Control Program at Fort Hood, Texas: Lessons for Mitigation of Cowbird Parasitism on a Landscape Scale 357
- 40. Results of a Brown-headed Cowbird Control Program for the Southwestern Willow Flycatcher 371
- Contributors 379
- Index 381