Many birds that are experiencing population declines require extensive tracts of mature
forest habitat for breeding. Recent work suggests that at least some may shift their habitat …

We used radio telemetry to monitor movements, cover-type selection, and survival for
fledglings of the mature-forest nesting Ovenbird (Seiurus aurocapilla) at two managed forest …

Postfledging habitat use and fledgling survival remain unstudied for most songbirds, but this
period is critical for understanding breeding habitat associations and full-season …

Survival of fledgling songbirds can be influenced by habitat characteristics at multiple spatial
scales, and identifying the relative influence of habitat characteristics at the micro …

Declines of early‐successional forest across the northeast United States during the past 60
years has caused declines in populations of associated birds and active forest management …

For migratory songbirds, breeding‐grounds conservation and management plans are
generally focused on habitat associated with locations of singing males and sometimes …

Adults and juveniles of some forest breeding birds shift habitat use during the post breeding
season from late to early successional forest. Juveniles of smaller passerine species are …

We focus on bird use of clearcuts resulting from even-aged management as part of the
Missouri Ozark Forest Ecosystem Project (MOFEP). The long-term nature of MOFEP allows …

Context Habitat loss and fragmentation may alter habitat occupancy patterns, for example
through a reduction in regional abundance or in functional connectivity, which in turn may …

Several studies have emphasized the importance of postfledging survival when estimating
avian population growth rates, yet high variation exists in reported estimates. Mechanisms …