Floyd, Ted. A New Method for Time Series Analysis of Long-Term Bird Population Data.

Dugger, Katie M., John Faaborg, and Wayne J. Arendt. Rainfall Correlates of Bird Populations and Survival Rates in a Puerto Rican Dry Forest.

————— Annual Reports of the Major Avian Biomonitoring Program Introduction to the 1997 and 1998 Annual Reports.

Pardieck, Keith L. and John R. Sauer. The 1995-1999 Summary of the North American Breeding Bird Survey.

DeSante, David F. and Danielle R. O'Grady. The Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship (MAPS) Program 1997 and 1998 Report.

Faaborg, John, Wayne J. Arendt, and Katie M. Dugger. The Guanica, Puerto Rico, Bird Monitoring Project.

Marchant, John, Andy Wilson, and David Glue. Changes in Breeding Bird Populations 1996-97.

Bashford, Richard and Richard Gregory. The Breeding Bird Survey: 1996-1997 Report.

Balmer, Dawn and Will Peach. Red-listed Species Continue to Decline on Constant Effort Sites.

Glue, David. Nesting Crossbills and Woodlarks Propser, Capercaillies and Swifts Catch a Chill.

Glue, David. Siskins Star - But Where are the House Sparrows?

Marchant, John, Fiona Sanderson, and David Glue. Changes in Breeding Bird Populations, 1997-98.

Bashford, Richard. The Breeding Bird Survey: The First Five Years.

Marchant, John. BBS Methods Successfully Used on Waterways.

Balmer, Dawn and Chris Wernham. Many Long-Term Declines Continue on Constant Effort Sites.

Glue, David and Frances Bowman. Nesting Woodlarks and Stonechats Thrive as Flycatcher and Tits Take a Tumble.

Crick, Humphrey, Mike Raven, Peter Beaven, Caroline Dudley, and David Glue. Breeding Trends From Nest Records Leads to New Alerts for Declining Species.

Glue, David. Goldfinches and Jackdaws Liven Winter Birdtables.

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