Bird Populations Journal
Volume 5, 1999-2000

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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A NEW METHOD FOR TIME SERIES ANALYSIS OF LONG-TERM BIRD POPULATION DATA

Ted Floyd

RAINFALL CORRELATES OF BIRD POPULATIONS AND SURVIVAL RATES IN A PUERTO RICAN DRY FOREST

Katie M. Dugger, John Faaborg, and Wayne J. Arendt

ANNUAL REPORTS OF MAJOR AVIAN BIOMONITORING PROGRAMS

INTRODUCTION TO THE 1997 AND 1998 ANNUAL REPORTS

THE 1995-1999 SUMMARY OF THE NORTH AMERICAN BREEDING BIRD SURVEY

Keith L. Pardieck and John R. Sauer

THE MONITORING AVIAN PRODUCTIVITY AND SURVIVORSHIP (MAPS) PROGRAM 1997 AND 1998 REPORT

David F. DeSante and Danielle R. O'Grady

THE GUÁNICA, PUERTO RICO, BIRD MONITORING PROJECT

John Faaborg, Wayne J. Arendt, and Katie M. Dugger

CHANGES IN BREEDING BIRD POUPLATIONS, 1996-97

John Marchant, Andy Wilson, and David Glue

THE BREEDING BIRD SURVEY: 1996-1997 REPORT

Richard Bashford and Richard Gregory

RED-LISTED SPECIES CONTINUE TO DECLINE ON CONSTANT EFFORT SITES

Dawn Balmer and Will Peach

NESTING CROSSBILLS AND WOODLARKS PROSPER, CAPERCAILLIES AND SWIFTS CATCH A CHILL

David Glue

SISKINS STAR — BUT WHERE ARE THE HOUSE SPARROWS

David Glue

CHANGES IN BREEDING BIRD POPULATIONS, 1997-98

John Marchant, Fiona Sanderson, and David Glue

THE BREEDING BIRD SURVEY: THE FIRST FIVE YEARS

Richard Bashford

BBS METHODS SUCCESSFULLY USED ON WATERWAYS

John Marchant

MANY LONG-TERM DECLINES CONTINUE ON CONSTANT EFFORT SITES

Dawn Balmer and Chris Wernham

NESTING WOODLARKS AND STONECHATS THRIVE AS FLYCATCHERS AND TITS TAKE A TUMBLE

David Glue and Frances Bowman

BREEDING TRENDS FROM NEST RECORDS LEADS TO NEW ALERTS FOR DECLINING SPECIES

Humphrey Crick, Mike Raven, Peter Beaven, Caroline Dudley, and David Glue

GOLDFINCHES AND JACKDAWS LIVEN WINTER BIRDTABLES

David Glue

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