1. Ornithology General Information Ornithology is a zoological science that studies those creatures belonging to the Class Aves, much better known as birds. Birds, the only vertebrates that have feathers, are http://www.inhs.uiuc.edu/cbd/main/geninfo/ornith.html

Ornithology Ornithology is a zoological science that studies those creatures belonging to the Class Aves, much better known as birds. Birds, the only vertebrates that have feathers, are generally divided into two major groups. Ostriches, Emus, Dodos and Kiwis are ratites, birds that lack that conspicuous keel-like extension on the breast bone and lack the ability to fly. The vast majority of the birds, however, are non-ratites and possess the keel to which the powerful muscles that power the wings are attached. All-in-all, there are over 9200 extant species of birds divided into 30 orders and 174 families. Their ability to fly has allowed them to colonize every land mass on earth including the Arctic and Antarctic and some, like the Penguins, have adapted an aquatic lifestyle coming to shore only to breed and raise young. Fossil evidence of the ancestors of modern birds indicates that they were contemporaneous with dinosaurs. Indeed, evidence is mounting that these feathered creatures are in fact the highly evolved living incarnation of the terrible lizards. This long evolutionary history has allowed for the development of the many unique morphological, physical and behavioral attributes in birds that make the science of ornithology such an interesting vocation. List of Illinois Birds Illinois Endangered and Threatened Birds - Illinois Endangered Species Protection Board Guide to Illinois Birds - Species profiles and distribution maps INHS bird-related research and projects are listed in our

2. Faculty Interests Wildlife biology/Ornithology. General biology of rails and other wetland birds; effects of land management practices on birds; biology of threatened and endangered species http://www6.semo.edu/biograd/Faculty.htm

Graduate Faculty Dr. Allan Bornstein. Ph.D. University of Michigan, 1985. Plant Systematics; Floristics; Taxonomy and evolutionary relationships of neotropical pipers (Piper; Piperaceae). http://cstl-cst.semo.edu/bornstein/ homepage/splashpage.htm Dr. Jim Champine. Ph. D. University of Massachusetts, 1993. Anaerobic bacteriology, bioremediation. Dr. Bill Eddleman. Ph. D. Oklahoma State University, 1983. Wildlife biology/Ornithology. General biology of rails and other wetland birds; effects of land management practices on birds; biology of threatened and endangered species. http://cstl-cst.semo.edu/eddleman/homepage.htm Dr. Chris Frazier. Ph. D. Yale University, 1977. Virology/epidemiology/immunology. Currently working with arboviruses and AIDS prevention education. http://cstl.semo.edu/cfrazier/ Dr. Allen Gathman. Ph. D. University of Arizona, 1983 Molecular genetics/cytogenetics. Control of gene expression in the fungus Schizophyllum commune. Personal: http://biology.semo.edu/agathman/

3. Index To Ornithology Includes data on the science of wild birds, with an emphasis on conservation and education. http://www.ornithology.com/

Accurate and complete information about wild birds from a professional ornithologist SITE MAP FAQs A Celebration of Birds Aviaries and Zoos ... Chat CHECKLISTS Africa Antarctica Asia Australia Central America Europe Indonesia/Malaysia Middle East North America South America United States World Conservation Ecobirding Endangered Extinct ... Identification LECTURES Preface Avian Ecology Communities Development Evolution Feathers Flight Foraging and Nutrition Geography Metabolism Migration and Navigation Reproduction Respiration and Circulation Senses Songs and Calls Territoriality Migration Names Organizations Photography ... Teacher Resources the Ornithologist with your questions about WILD birds..... identification, feeding, behavior, anatomy, binoculars, careers in ornithology, or any other related subject. The ornithologist is available to present illustrated lectures or lead field trips. Can you identify this bird? ANSWER Ornithology.com

4. Ornithology: General References Literature references to a study of Dunlin migration and wintering in the Sound area, S. Sweden http://home.swipnet.se/~w-48087/faglar/materialmapp/linksmapp/ref.html

A B C D ... Z Busse, P. C. : Bird Station Manual. Gdansk 2000. Dornberger, W. : Zur Biometrie der Rohrammer ( Emberiza schoeniclus ) am Neusiedler See und Koronia See. Vogelwarte 30: 28-32. Ellegren, H. : Autumn migration speed in Scandinavian Bluethroats ( Luscinia s. svecica The average speed of autumn migration in Bluethroats was estimated using two different methods: calculations on ringing recoveries and comparisons of median arrival dates at several stop-over sites. Estimates revealed by these two methods were similar, indicating that temporal data from stop-over sites can reliably monitor the timing of migration. Females arrived before males at stop-over sites in Scandinavia (in juveniles mean difference 3 days, in adults 0.9 days), but estimates of migration speed were similar between sexes. The migration speed in juveniles was estimated to be 30 - 40 km per day for migration in Sweden, and to be 40 - 65 km per day for migration to Finland. Adult birds migrated significantly faster than juveniles during the first part of the autumn migration (100 - 110 km per day). It is suggested that the age differences in migration speed within Scandinavia may be due to differences in fat accumulation and stop-over times between the age classes. Possibly, simultaneous migration and completion of the post-juvenile moult also has a negative effect on the migration speed in juveniles. The migration speed in juveniles increased as the autumn progressed, approaching average values of 100 km per day for migration in southwestern Asia. There are no data available that can explain this situation, although factors such as the rate of fat accumulation at differentstop-over sites along the migration route, experience and selection are discussed.

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6. Electronic Resources On Ornithology Annotated links and ornithological articles by Christopher Majka. http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Environment/NHR/bird.html

Back to [Natural History Resources] Electronic Resources on Ornithology This site a winner of a by LynxOfTheWeek (tm) Here are on-line versions of some publications on birds written by Christopher Majka. We hope you find them of interest. Archaeopteryx: Is this bird a fraud? Love Song of the Winter Wren Bird Images : formerly of the Aves archive. Information on Brown Shrikes MacGillivray's Warbler in Nova Scotia The following websites contain information pertaining to ornithology and the study of wild birds. [General] [Canada] [United States] [Latin America] ... [Various] GENERAL American Birding Associaion American Ornithologists' Union Archaeopteryx Resource Pages Association of Field Ornithologists ... Avimonde - in French Auks of the World Bird Songs Birdingpal.com Birding.com ... Birding on the Web : Many useful resources BirdLife International Birdnet : Ornithological Council Birdperch.com Birds of North America, Life Histories for the 21st Century BirdSource Books on Birds from Natural History Book Service ... House of Bird Research (Denmark) International Crane Foundation John Burroughs Home Page Mybirding.Com

7. Australian Natural History Medallionists Ornithology; General Natural History (Popularisation) 1941 Frederick Chapman Geology, Palaeontology, Microscopy 1942 David H. Fleay Mammalogy, Ornithology http://www.fncv.org.au/winners.htm

Australian Natural History Medallionists Alex H. Chisholm Ornithology; General Natural History (Popularisation) Frederick Chapman Geology, Palaeontology, Microscopy David H. Fleay Mammalogy, Ornithology Herbert W. Wilson General Natural History (Education) John McConnell Black Botany Charles P. Mountford Anthropology, Ethnology Heber A. Longman Zoology, Palaeontology P. Crosbie Morrison General Natural History (Popularisation) Ludwig Glauert Herpetology (Palaeontology) Edith Coleman General natural History; Botany etc. Bernard C. Cotton Conchology Tarlton Rayment Entomology (Bees) John Burton Cleland General Natural History, Ornithology (Botany, Ethnology, Conservation etc.) Charles Leslie Barrett Ornithology, General Natural History (Popularisation) Herman M. R. Rupp Botany (Orchids) Stanley R. Mitchell Anthropology, Geology Dominic Louis Serventy Ornithology Charles E. Bryant Ornithology Charles J. Gabriel Conchology Keith A. Hindwood Ornithology James H. Willis Botany, General Natural History Emil H. Zeck Entomology Norman A. Wakefield Botany, Ornithology (Mammalogy) etc.

8. Date February 2006 I. Course Name General Outline of Topics Covered History of Ornithology General Birding Skills Classification of Birds Anatomy Physiology Feathers Flight Bird Behavior Migration Waterfowl http://www.fingerlakes.edu/pdf/syllabi/CON211.pdf

9. BIRDNET :: All About Ornithology, The Scientific Study Of Birds Ornithological Council s website with comprehensive data about North American ornithological resources. http://www.nmnh.si.edu/BIRDNET/

BIRDNET provides information for and about ornithology , the scientific study of birds. The site serves professional ornithologists and the general public. BIRDNET is provided by the Ornithological Council , a public information organization established and supported by eleven Western Hemisphere ornithological societies. American Ornithologists' Union Association of Field Ornithologists Cooper Ornithological Society Neotropical Ornithological Society Pacific Seabird Group Raptor Research Foundation Society of Canadian Ornithologistes du Canada Society for the Conservation and Study of Caribbean Birds Waterbird Society Wilson Ornithological Society BIRDNET Ornithological Council Ornithology Birds Visits to date: Download a free hit counter here. Our thanks to our server host, the National Museum of Natural History (Smithsonian Institution), which is not responsible in any way for content on BIRDNET or related pages. Send your comments about this site's content or presentation BIRDNET in the subject line. Please direct your specific questions about birds to the appropriate institutions and groups , not to the BIRDNET webmaster.

10. The EnviroLink Network - Ornithology Displaying 1 2 of 2 resources in Ornithology and General Information 1. Cloud Forest Alive USA This innovative website is based in the cloud forests of Costa Rica. http://www.envirolink.org/topics.html?topic=Ornithology&topicsku=20021091921

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museums showcase shop links ... Science Science Museums in Florida LINKS TO FLORIDA SCIENCE MUSEUMS : This is a gateway page for Florida museums, libraries and archives that have a primary theme or significant collections related to science. - We have 27 Florida museums and archives with science collections listed in our database. - We also offer pages with a full listing of Florida museums as well as Florida art museums and Florida history museums Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum - Sanibel, FL Brevard Museum of History and Natural Science - Cocoa, FL Brevard Zoo - Melbourne, FL - Cape Coral, FL - Boca Raton, FL Discovery Science Center - Ocala, FL Emerald Coast Science Center - Fort Walton Beach, FL Explorations V - Lakeland, FL G.WIZ The Hands-On Science Museum - Sarasota, FL Karpeles Manuscript Library, Jacksonville - Jacksonville, FL Lightner Museum - St Augustine, FL Lubee Bat Conservancy - Gainesville, FL Marie Selby Botanical Gardens - Sarasota, FL Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science - Tallahassee, FL Miami Museum of Science - Miami, FL

12. Ornithological Worldwide Literature OWL is a compilation of citations and abstracts from worldwide publications concerning the science of ornithology. http://www.birdlit.org/OWL/

Welcome to Ornithological Worldwide Literature (OWL) Search the database Searching Search Information Overview Total records Holdings Data Input Instructions for Contributors News Progress Future plans Editorial Links Sponsors Resources OWL is a compilation of citations and abstracts from the worldwide scientific literature that pertain to the science of ornithology. A major attraction is its coverage of the 'grey' literature, which are not abstracted by commercial databases such as Zoological Record or the Science Citation Index. OWL deals chiefly with serial publications such as periodicals but also announces new and renamed journals and provides abstracts of other serial publications, conference proceedings, reports, and doctoral dissertations. Papers dealing exclusively with domestic and pet birds and their husbandry are excluded unless they are applicable to non-domestic birds. OWL was previously known as the Recent Ornithological Literature (ROL) or as Recent Ornithological Literature Online (ROLO). The scope of OWL will be more than just the "recent" literature of ornithology. Eventually, the online database will go back 50 or more years to acquire citations to the serial literature. OWL will proceed well into this century with a database of the current worldwide literature that would be of interest to ornithologists. OWL is a joint effort between the American Ornithologists' Union and the British Ornithologists' Union and

13. Animal Concerns Community - Ornithology Displaying 1 1 of 1 resources in Ornithology and General Information 1. The Birding Home Rehovot, Israel Offers a collection of birding reports, and online checklist. http://www.animalconcerns.org/topics.html?topic=Ornithology&topicsku=2002109

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15. CSIRO PUBLISHING - Emu Publishes research articles and conceptual reviews concerning all branches of ornithology of the Southern Hemisphere. http://www.publish.csiro.au/nid/96.htm

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16. Science > Biology > Zoology > Chordates > Ornithology Ornithology (from either a Greek ornitha = chicken and logotype = word/science) is the branch of biology concerned with a scientific study of bird s. http://ornithology.generalanswers.org/

Home Science Biology Zoology ... Research Centers Ornithology (from either a Greek ornitha = chicken and logotype = word/science) is the branch of biology concerned with a scientific study of bird Regional associations and societies Europe United Kingdom West Midland Bird Club National associations and societies Asia India India n subcontinent. Visit http://www.bnhs.org [http://www.westernghatsforum.org/sacon.htm Salim Ali Centre for Ornithology and Natural History] (SACON) Placed close Coimbatore. Japan The Ornithological Society of Japan (OSJ) - [http://wwwsoc.nii.ac.jp/osj/english/home_e.html] Wild Bird Society of Japan (WBSJ) - [http://www.wbsj.org/] Japanese Society for Preservation of Birds (JSPB) - [http://www.jspb.org/english/e_index.htm] Yamashina Institute for Ornithology - [http://www.yamashina.or.jp/english/toppage.html] Europe Estonia Estonian Ornithological Society - [http://www.eoy.ee/] Ireland BirdWatch Ireland Lithuania Lithuanian Ornithological Society - [http://www.birdlife.lt] Slovenia DruÅ¡tvo za opazovanje around prouÄ?evanje ptic Slovenije ) (DOPPS) United Kingdom British Ornithologists' Club British Ornithologists' Union British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) A British Birds Rarities Committee A Rare Birds Breeding Panel (RBBP) Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust (WWT) North America Canada Bird Studies Canada USA American Birding Association American Ornithologists' Union (AOU) Association of Field Ornithologists Cooper Ornithological Society National Audubon Society

17. Recent Ornithological Literature Online Serial compilation of citations and abstracts from worldwide literature that pertains to birds and the science of ornithology. http://www.nmnh.si.edu/BIRDNET/ROL/

Back to BIRDNET Recent Ornithological Literature Online An Introduction Revised June 2002 Go to list of issues currently available Recent Ornithological Literature ROL ) is a serial compilation of citations and abstracts from the worldwide scientific literature that pertain to birds and the science of ornithology. The ROL deals chiefly with periodicals, but also announces new and renamed journals and provides abstracts of conference proceedings, reports, doctoral dissertations, and other serial publications. The entries are prepared by scientists who voluntarily scan journals for ornithological articles, generally according to their geographic region and special scientific interests. Papers dealing exclusively with domestic birds and their husbandry are excluded, unless applicable to non-domestic species. The Recent Ornithological Literature ROL ) was published for many years as a printed supplement to The Auk The Emu , or The Ibis In 1998, the societies that publish those journals, the American Ornithologists’ Union , the British Ornithologists’ Union , and Birds Australia (formerly the Royal Australasian Ornithologists’ Union), decided to discontinue the printed version and to switch to an online version instead.

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www.nhbs.com customer.services@nhbs.co.uk T: +44 (0)1803 865913 NHBS Ornithology start page NHBS Home Page Editor's Choice Farmland Birds Across the World Edited by Wouter van der Weijden, Paul Terwan and Adriaan Guldemond Farmlands, collectively, form the largest habitat on the globe, supporting a huge variety of birds. This book covers all the major farmland habitats of the world, from .... 138 pages, col photos, maps. Nightjars of the World Frogmouths, Potoos, Oilbird and Owlet-nightjars Nigel Cleere This long awaited photographic guide covers the world's 136 species of nightjar, pootoos, frogmouths, oilbirds and owlet-nightjars and features many .... 372 pages, photos. Say Goodbye to the Cuckoo Michael McCarthy If we could see it as a whole, if they all arrived in a single flock, say, we would be truly amazed: sixteen million birds. Swallows, martins, swifts, warblers, wagtails, .... 243 pages, A Single Swallow Following the Migration from South Africa to South Wales Horatio Clare A journey of 6,000 miles across two continents and fourteen countries is nothing to swallows: they do it twice a year. But for a writer and birdwatcher, this is the ....

19. Shoal Creek Volunteers Ornithology General Information; Illinois Audubon Society; The Nature Conservancy in Illinois From here you can link to The Nature Conservancy main home page and http://shoalcreekvolunteers.org/page12/page12.html

Shoal Creek Volunteers Stewards of Shoal Creek Conservation Area Home About SCV In the news Field Notes ... Contact SCV Here are a few of our favorite links. Hope you enjoy them too. Bremer Sanctuary Another significant Montgomery County natural area and home of Hickory Hills Chapter, IAS ILLINOIS NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY Welcome to Anderson Prairie Park A beautiful natural area near Pana. Ornithology General Information Illinois Audubon Society The Nature Conservancy in Illinois From here you can link to The Nature Conservancy main home page and the world. The Tallgrass Prairie in Illinois USDA Forest Service RWU NE-4153 Illinois Plant Information Network Grand Prairie Friends -Prairie Grove Volunteers MuseumLink Illinois - Prairie ... LibGuides @ UIUC Library: Prairies Research Guide - Home © 2009 Shoal Creek Volunteers

20. Neotropical Ornithology Information about the society and its journal, Ornitologia Neotropical. http://www.ibiologia.unam.mx/links/neo/Neotropical Ornithology.htm

English Portuguese Membership A ny person interested in ornithology may become a member of the Neotropical Ornithological Society upon payment of dues. Members of all classes receive ORNITOLOGIA NEOTROPICAL contents of volume 11 ). For those who want to publish an article in the journal, the author instructions are available as a RTF File . Membership dues per calendar year are: Students (with vertification of student's status only): US $18.00; Subscriber from Latin American countries: US $30.00; Subscribers from all other countries: US $42.00; Libraries US $90.00. ORNITOLOGIA NEOTROPICAL of the current year sent by third class mail. If air mail delivery is required, please add US $20.00 to the subscription above. All payments must be to the treasurer in US currency, either by credit card (Visa or Master Card), or by check or international money order drawn on a US bank. A printable membership application form can be found here . Membership applications should be addressed to: Bette A. Loiselle, Treasurer

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