Living Bird Summer 2016—Table Of Contents
July 6, 2016
More From Living Bird
Feature Articles
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Hard Knocks: Going to Extremes to Study the Secretive Helmeted WoodpeckerBy Tim Gallagher
From the Summer 2016 issue of Living Bird magazine.
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Will We Soon See Another Wave of Bird Extinctions in the Americas?
By Alexander Lees and Jacob Socolar
From the Summer 2016 issue of Living Bird magazine.
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Spruce-Woods Warblers Revisited: 60 Years Later, the Cast of Characters Has Changed
By Irby Lovette
From the Summer 2016 issue of Living Bird magazine.
The famous spruce-woods study site of Robert MacArthur is behind an iconic landmark—the Bass Harbor Lighthouse at Maine’s Acadia National Park. Photo by Aaron Keigher/ Minden Pictures. -
A Noble Vision of Gulls
Commonly despised as noisy despoilers of picnics, gulls are actually adept communicators, model parents, and fierce defenders of their homeland.
By David Bonter and Shailee Shah
From the Summer 2016 issue of Living Bird magazine.
Herring Gull by Peter Orr via Birdshare. -
Golden-winged and Blue-winged Warblers Are 99.97 Percent Alike Genetically
By Gustave Axelson
From the Summer 2016 issue of Living Bird magazine.
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Recreating a Home Where Buffalo Can Roam (and Burrowing Owls, Too)
By Ben Pierce
From the Summer 2016 issue of Living Bird magazine.
Burrowing Owl by Ray Hennessy via Birdshare.
Columns & Departments
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View From Sapsucker Woods: Tribute to a True Conservationist
By John W. Fitzpatrick
From the Summer 2016 issue of Living Bird magazine.
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Q&A: Chan Robbins Talks About Wisdom, the World’s Oldest Banded Bird
By Anne W. Semmes
From the Summer 2016 issue of Living Bird magazine.
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The State of North America’s Birds: How Are Birds Faring in North American’s Nine Major Ecosystems?
By Hugh Powell
From the Summer 2016 issue of Living Bird magazine.
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