Articles about Birds and Nature--Tucson Audubon Society

These articles are reprinted from the Vermilion Flycatcher, the newsletter of the Tucson Audubon Society. You can receive the Vermilion Flycatcher by joining the Friends of Tucson Audubon.

Birds	Butterflies
Birds on their Backs in Cambridge Cans, by Rick Wright, February 2005	Urbanization and Butterfly Populations, Karen Hillson, July-August, 2001
Quest for the Snowcock, by Karen McBride, October 2004
Birding Jalisco (Mexico), by Karen McBride, October 2004
Critical Riparian Bird Species Monitoring: Villa Verde, Sonora, México, by Jennie Duberstein, Proyecto Corredor Colibrí, May-June 2004	General Wildlife
Protect your Backyard Birds from Diseases, by Kendall Kroesen, May-June 2004	Thousands of Vertebrates Die on Saguaro National Park Roads, Natasha Kline & Don Swann (Saguaro National Park), April, 2001
Raptor Electrocution in Tucson, by James Dwyer, April 2004
Digiscoping, Brian Gersten, May-June, 2001
The White Mountains are for the Birds, Bill Harvey, May-June, 2001
Raptor Nest Sites in Urban Areas, Bill Mannan, May-June, 2001
Birding in Oaxaca, Karen McBride, April, 2001
Pajaros, Plants, and the Pitahayal, Larry Liese, April, 2001
Native Birds in Trouble in Tucson. Is there Hope?, By Will Turner, Mar., 2001
Avian Romantic Rituals Circa Valentine’s Day, by Alan Adler, Feb., 2001
Outfoxing Arizona Fox Sparrows, by Mark Stevenson, February, 2001