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  1. 181
    by Brogie, Mark A.
    Published 1989
    ... Kittiwakes; both first-winter plumaged birds. The birds were seen on the ice at Lake Yankton and feeding...
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  2. 182
    by Brogie, Mark A.
    Published 1989
    ... the question arose: "How many species of birds do you think one could see in Nebraska in one year...
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  3. 183
    ... for migrant birds has decreased, and birds are now limited to choosing habitats that are uncharacteristic...
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  4. 184
    Published 1991
    .... In the counts that were held, an observer could see a difference in the number and types of birds seen between...
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  5. 185
    ... [Mergus and Lophodytes spp.], and wood ducks [Aix sponsa]) was 37.3 ± 0.6 [SE] million birds...
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  6. 186
    ..., and 75-77), the total duck population estimate was 36.2 ± 0.6 [SE] million birds. This was 14% greater...
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  7. 187
    ..., and 75‒77), the total duck population estimate was 37.3 ± 0.6 [SE] million birds. This was 9% lower than...
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  8. 188
    ... [Mergus and Lophodytes spp.], and wood ducks [Aix sponsa]) was 36.2 ± 0.6 [SE] million birds. This was 14...
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  9. 189
    by Silcock, W. Ross
    Published 2020
    ...-mysterious-bird-deaths-in-new-mexico/. On Sep 9, 2020, the temperature dropped from 96°F to 40°F...
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  10. 190
    ... [Mergus and Lophodytes spp.], and wood ducks [Aix sponsa]) was 41.2 ± 0.8 [SE] million birds. This was 14...
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  11. 191
    by Silcock, W. Ross
    Published 1999
    ... in terms of ranges of breeding birds, as discussed in the accounts. See, for example, Little Blue Heron...
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  12. 192
    ... at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, or rarely, elsewhere. Documented winter losses amounted to 105 birds...
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  13. 193
    by Budgey, Richard, Allan, J. R.
    Published 1999
    ...The number of birds of a flocking species likely to be ingested into an aircraft engine in a...
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  14. 194
    by Johnsgard, Paul A.
    Published 2008
    ...Nearly all of the gallinaceous birds that are native to North America are included in two taxonomic...
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  15. 195
    ... 1990 to 2008 (Dolbeer et al. 2009). Aircraft collisions with birds accounted for 97% of the reported...
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  16. 196
    by Silcock, W. Ross
    Published 2012
    ... by Clem Klaphake, I have been receiving the eBird daily rarity report for Nebraska which I find...
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  17. 197
    Published 2005
    ... in the wild; these birds spend the winter at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge on the Texas coast and nest...
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  18. 198
    by Dubovsky, James A.
    Published 2003
    ...Observers counted 417 swans (white birds and cygnets) in the U.S. Breeding Segment of the Rocky...
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  19. 199
    ... [Mergus spp. and Lophodytes cucullatus], and wood ducks [Aix sponsa]) was 40.9 ± 0.7 [SE] million birds...
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  20. 200
    ... [Mergus spp. and Lophodytes cucullatus], and wood ducks [Aix sponsa]) was 42.0 ± 0.7 [SE] million birds...
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