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Volume 57, Issue 2
June 2023
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ISSN 0892-1016
eISSN 2162-4569
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FEATURE ARTICLES

The Full Annual Cycle of the American Kestrel: State of the Knowledge, Information Gaps, and Conservation Needs
James C. Bednarz; Jean-François Therrien
View Articletitled, The Full Annual Cycle of the American Kestrel: State of the Knowledge, Information Gaps, and Conservation Needs
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Evidence of Continuing Downward Trends in American Kestrel Populations and Recommendations for Research into Causal Factors
David M. Bird; John A. Smallwood
View Articletitled, Evidence of Continuing Downward Trends in American Kestrel Populations and Recommendations for Research into Causal Factors
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Thirty Years of Migration and Winter Count Data Indicate Regional Differences in Population Trajectories for American Kestrels in North America
Dave Oleyar; Laurie J. Goodrich; Danielle Ethier; David Brandes; Rebekah Smith; Julie Brown; Jason Sodergren
View Articletitled, Thirty Years of Migration and Winter Count Data Indicate Regional Differences in Population Trajectories for American Kestrels in North America
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Using the Motus System to Track Post-Breeding Dispersal of American Kestrels Nesting in Minnesota, USA
Mark S. Martell; Althea A. Archer; Amber Burnette; Mary Lee; Frank Nicoletti; Kristin A. L. Hall
View Articletitled, Using the Motus System to Track Post-Breeding Dispersal of American Kestrels Nesting in Minnesota, USA
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American Kestrel Migration: Insights and Challenges from Tracking Individuals across the Annual Cycle
Anjolene R. Hunt; Jesse L. Watson; Jason M. Winiarski; Ron R. Porter; Julie A. Heath
View Articletitled, American Kestrel Migration: Insights and Challenges from Tracking Individuals across the Annual Cycle
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Maximizing Nest Box Monitoring Effort to Detect American Kestrel Site Occupancy
Karl E. Miller; Jessi L. Brown
View Articletitled, Maximizing Nest Box Monitoring Effort to Detect American Kestrel Site Occupancy
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Relocating Nest Boxes from Poor Quality Sites Can Bias Inference into Population Dynamics
Christopher J. W. McClure
View Articletitled, Relocating Nest Boxes from Poor Quality Sites Can Bias Inference into Population Dynamics
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Reproductive Success Increases with Age in American Kestrels, Especially in Males
Emilie R. Snyder; John A. Smallwood
View Articletitled, Reproductive Success Increases with Age in American Kestrels, Especially in Males
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The Effect of Local Weather Conditions on American Kestrel (Falco sparverius) Reproduction
Marisa Del Corso; John A. Smallwood
View Articletitled, The Effect of Local Weather Conditions on American Kestrel (<em>Falco sparverius</em>) Reproduction
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The Role of Food Quantity and Prey Type in Nestling Development of American Kestrels
Allison Cornell; Melinda A. Fowler; Courtney Zimmerman; Zainab Khaku; Jean-François Therrien
View Articletitled, The Role of Food Quantity and Prey Type in Nestling Development of American Kestrels
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Factors Associated with American Kestrel (Falco sparverius) Nest Box Occupancy and Reproductive Success in an Agricultural Landscape
Joseph Kolowski; Lance Morrow; Jill Morrow
View Articletitled, Factors Associated with American Kestrel (<em>Falco sparverius</em>) Nest Box Occupancy and Reproductive Success in an Agricultural Landscape
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American Kestrel Nesting Biology and Long-Term Trends in the Alaskan Arctic: 2002–2021
Erica Craig; Tim Craig; Jennifer McMillan
View Articletitled, American Kestrel Nesting Biology and Long-Term Trends in the Alaskan Arctic: 2002–2021
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Seasonal Abundance and Habitat Associations of American Kestrels on the Southern High Plains of Texas
Kristen Linner-Warren; Brent D. Bibles; Clint W. Boal
View Articletitled, Seasonal Abundance and Habitat Associations of American Kestrels on the Southern High Plains of Texas
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Preliminary Evidence of Anticoagulant Rodenticide Exposure in American Kestrels (Falco sparverius) in the Western United States
Evan R. Buechley; Dave Oleyar; Jesse L. Watson; Jennifer Bridgeman; Steven Volker; David A. Goldade; Catherine E. Swift; Barnett A. Rattner
View Articletitled, Preliminary Evidence of Anticoagulant Rodenticide Exposure in American Kestrels (<em>Falco sparverius</em>) in the Western United States
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Factors Influencing Prevalence and Intensity of Haemosporidian Infection in American Kestrels in the Nonbreeding Season on the Baja California Peninsula, Mexico
Martín G. Frixione; Ricardo Rodríguez-Estrella
View Articletitled, Factors Influencing Prevalence and Intensity of Haemosporidian Infection in American Kestrels in the Nonbreeding Season on the Baja California Peninsula, Mexico
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Management of European Starlings in an American Kestrel Nest Box Program
Jessica N. Schlarbaum; Joshua M. Hull; Sara M. Kross
View Articletitled, Management of European Starlings in an American Kestrel Nest Box Program
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SHORT COMMUNICATIONS

Do Wintering American Kestrels Sleep Where They Eat?
Carter G. Crouch
View Articletitled, Do Wintering American Kestrels Sleep Where They Eat?
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Tracking Device Attachment Methods for American Kestrels: Backpack Versus Leg-Loop Harnesses
Kelsey S. Biles; James C. Bednarz; Sarah E. Schulwitz; Jeff A. Johnson
View Articletitled, Tracking Device Attachment Methods for American Kestrels: Backpack Versus Leg-Loop Harnesses
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Female-Female Spring Fling in American Kestrels: An Observation of a Female–Female Pair and Copulation Behavior
Heather E. Bullock; Kelsey S. Biles; James C. Bednarz
View Articletitled, Female-Female Spring Fling in American Kestrels: An Observation of a Female–Female Pair and Copulation Behavior
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The Use, and Misuse, of the Subterminal Black Tail Band to Age Female American Kestrels
John A. Smallwood; Teresa E. Ely; Carole E. Hallett
View Articletitled, The Use, and Misuse, of the Subterminal Black Tail Band to Age Female American Kestrels
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LETTERS

Documenting Occurrence and Rates of Spraddle-Leg in American Kestrel Nestlings within a Nest Box Monitoring Network
Jesse L. Watson; Dave Oleyar
View Articletitled, Documenting Occurrence and Rates of Spraddle-Leg in American Kestrel Nestlings within a Nest Box Monitoring Network
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Intraguild Predation of an American Kestrel Fledgling by Crested Caracaras in Northern Patagonia, Argentina
Valeria Ojeda; Bruno Riovitti
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Largely Nocturnal Kangaroo Rats Preyed Upon by Diurnal American Kestrels in New Mexico
Dale W. Stahlecker
View Articletitled, Largely Nocturnal Kangaroo Rats Preyed Upon by Diurnal American Kestrels in New Mexico
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BOOK REVIEW

Wilted Wings: A Hunter's Fight for Eagles
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OBITUARY

In Memoriam: Kevin J. Kritz 1959–2022
Matthew J. Stuber; Richard E. Harness; Brian A. Millsap
View Articletitled, In Memoriam: Kevin J. Kritz 1959–2022
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