Albany / MARCOT / Washington / DC / Philadelphia / Modesto / Washington / D.C. / Portland / L. A. / Carey / Cary / Missoula / London / Fretwell / /
Company
Fort Collins CO. / Third International Partners / The Birds of North America Inc. / Princeton University Press / Wilson / Island Press / /
Continent
Americas / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Man-Made Disaster / /
Facility
University of Montana / National Zoo / Rocky Mountain Research Station / Pacific Southwest Research Station / SAS Institute / Pacific Northwest Research Station / /
IndustryTerm
food resources / food availability / important food source / food limitation / estimated food availability / food / energy / high food availability / low food availability / /
MarketIndex
Composite Burn / /
NaturalFeature
Rocky Mountains / Lolo National Forest / Black Mountain / /
OperatingSystem
ECOS / /
Organization
Avian Science Center / National Science Foundation / Princeton University / University of Montana / U.S. Department of Agriculture / Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center / /
Person
J. A. MATTICE / J. D. NICHOLS / Taylor / Platt / M. R. MARSHALL / J. R. SAUER / S. Droege / Van Horne / V. NOLAN / Jr. / VAN OORT / Allison-Bunnel / T. R. SIMONS / S. A. SHRINER / B. A. Robertson / Connell / Song Sparrows / Bruce A. Robertson / Fontaine / Francis / J. E. HINES / E. D. KETTERSON / A. Robertson / K. H. POLLOCK / Willow Warbler Prylloscopus / D. W. BRAUNING / C. R. CHANDLER / Willow Warblers / /
Position
General / Corresponding author / Major / MARSHALL / /
Product
Franklin / /
ProvinceOrState
South Dakota / Pennsylvania / Montana / Nova Scotia / North Carolina / California / A. B. / /
PublishedMedium
Forest Ecology and Management / Journal of Zoology / Ralph / American Naturalist / Proceedings of the Royal Society / /
Region
western Montana / Northern Rockies / western North America / northern Rocky Mountains / /
Journal of Field Ornithology J. Field Ornithol. 81(4):420–429, 2010 DOI: j00298.x Evaluating food availability and nest predation risk as