The Iowa breeding bird atlas / Laura Spess Jackson, Carol A. Thompson, and James J. Dinsmore, with Bruce L. Ehresman [and others].

By:

Jackson, Laura Spess

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Material type: Text

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

1587291169
9781587291166

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Iowa breeding bird atlas.DDC classification:

598.29777 20

LOC classification:

QL684.I6 J33 1996eb

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Summary: "The Iowa Breeding Bird Atlas begins with an extensive introduction to Iowa's landforms, habitats, and the conditions affecting the abundance of species. From 1985 to 1990, 508 people donated 14,654 hours to locate birds in the field. This tremendous amount of work allowed the authors to create detailed accounts of the distribution and life history for each species of breeding bird in the state. Factors affecting each species are presented, and a distribution map and a photograph accompany each species account. Also included are literature citations for further research; although the fieldwork ended in 1990, information through 1995 is included."--Jacket.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 441-481) and index.

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"The Iowa Breeding Bird Atlas begins with an extensive introduction to Iowa's landforms, habitats, and the conditions affecting the abundance of species. From 1985 to 1990, 508 people donated 14,654 hours to locate birds in the field. This tremendous amount of work allowed the authors to create detailed accounts of the distribution and life history for each species of breeding bird in the state. Factors affecting each species are presented, and a distribution map and a photograph accompany each species account. Also included are literature citations for further research; although the fieldwork ended in 1990, information through 1995 is included."--Jacket.

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