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Aspects Of Reproduction And Population Dynamics Of Bobcats In Wyoming, Douglas M. Crowe
Aspects Of Reproduction And Population Dynamics Of Bobcats In Wyoming, Douglas M. Crowe
Great Plains Wildlife Damage Control Workshop Proceedings
Distribution of the bobcat includes the 48 contiguous United States and limited occupance of southern Canada and northern Mexico. There are 11 subspecies, the one in Wyoming being Lynx rufus pallescens. Bobcats inhabit an amazing variety of habitat types, from northern boreal forests, southern swamp, and cane regions to the below sea level desert of Death Valley, California. Throughout this vast area, they utilize a wide variety of prey species. One study in Wyoming revealed at least 18 different species in the stomachs of bobcats; the cottontail rabbit being predominant. A similar study in New England revealed 20 different …
A Matter Of Understanding: An Environmental Protection Agency Film On Coyotes, F. Robert Henderson
A Matter Of Understanding: An Environmental Protection Agency Film On Coyotes, F. Robert Henderson
Great Plains Wildlife Damage Control Workshop Proceedings
This movie gives facts concerning the coyote. A better understanding of other living things will determine how responsibly we make adjustments in the environment and govern the earth we share with the coyote and other creatures.
The Prairie Naturalist Vol. 9, Nos. 3 And 4. September-December, 1977
The Prairie Naturalist Vol. 9, Nos. 3 And 4. September-December, 1977
The Prairie Naturalist
UPLAND NESTING OF AMERICAN BITTERNS, MARSH HAWKS, AND SHORT-EARED OWLS ▪ H. F. Duebbert and J. T. Lokemoen
ROADSIDE NESTING BY PRAIRIE GROUSE IN NORTHWEST MINNESOTA ▪ W. D. Svedarsky
BOHEMIAN WAXWING POPULATIONS AND WINTER ECOLOGY IN NORTH DAKOTA ▪ E. L. Bakke
AGEING ARCHAEOLOGICAL BISON BY DENTAL ANNULI ▪ J. C. Pigage and M. G. McKenna
COMPARISON OF COYOTE AND COYOTE X DOG HYBRID FOOD HABITS IN SOUTHEASTERN NEBRASKA ▪ B.R. Mahan
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Abnormal Mid-May Occurrence of White-fronted Geese in Sheridan County, North Dakota ▪ D.P. Kibbe and J. A. Roppe
Common Grackle Preys on Spotted Sandpiper Chick ▪ …
The Prairie Naturalist Volume 9, No. 2. June 1977
The Prairie Naturalist Volume 9, No. 2. June 1977
The Prairie Naturalist
PROPAGULE DISPERSAL AMONG FOREST ISLANDS IN SOUTHEASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA ▪ J. W. Ranney and W. C. Johnson
GENERAL WEATHER CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE PRESCRIDED BURNING OF PRAIRIE IN NORTHWEST MINNESOTA ▪ W. D. Svedarsky and R. W. Sands
YELLOW-CROWNED NIGHT HERONS SIGHTED IN NORTH DAKOTA ▪ D. G. Jorde, G. L. Krapu, and R. K. Green
The Prairie Naturalist Volume 9, No. 1. March 1977
The Prairie Naturalist Volume 9, No. 1. March 1977
The Prairie Naturalist
NESTING BY FERRUGINOUS HAWKS AND OTHER RAPTORS ON HIGH VOLTAGE POWERLINE TOWERS ▪ D. S. Gilmer and J. M. Wiebe
ARTHROPODS CONSUMED BY AN IMMATURE MARBLED GODWIT ▪ R. M. Timm and R. M. Zink
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Black-headed Grosbeak in Jamestown, North Dakota ▪ R. Lender
Summer Record of Red-breasted Nuthatch in North Dakota ▪ R. Lender
BOOK REVIEWS
Minnesota's Wild Flowers ▪ Staff
In Search of Eagles ▪ J. Lokemoen
Forest and Range Research ▪ Staff
An Economic Analysis of Recycling ▪ Staff