The Second Atlas of Breeding Birds in Ohio

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The Second Atlas of Breeding Birds in Ohio Editors: Aaron T. Boone, Jim McCormac, Paul G. Rodewald, Matthew B. Shumar, David L. Slager Format: Hardback First Published: Published By: Pennsylvania State University Press
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Pages: 600 Illustrations and other contents: 220 Charts; 484 Maps; 435 Halftones, color; 5 Halftones, black and white; 11 Halftones, duotone Language: English ISBN: 9780271071275 Categories: , , , , ,

Twenty-five years after the publication of the state’s first breeding bird atlas, The Second Atlas of Breeding Birds in Ohio brings our knowledge of the state’s bird populations up to date and provides important new information. The Atlas documents the current distribution and changes in status for more than two hundred bird species in Ohio, including five new breeding species and five species not known to have bred in over fifty years. More than nine hundred dedicated birdwatchers completed surveys of birds across the state from 2006 to 2011. In addition, trained staff collected new data on bird abundance using point-count surveys. These counts tabulated not only species but individual birds as well, enabling precise estimates of the actual statewide populations for many of the breeding species detected. In all, more than one million bird records were compiled by birders and professional researchers for the second Atlas, providing an unprecedented snapshot of the bird life of Ohio. The introductory chapters describe and discuss recent changes in climate and bird habitats within Ohio. The bulk of the volume contains comprehensive and authoritative accounts of each species, illustrated by stunning full-color photographs. Species maps show in fine detail the birds’ distribution, habitat, and range, and, for nearly one hundred species, their abundance in Ohio. This Atlas will aid and inform researchers and birders for years to come.

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“The enormous effort to document the avifaunal biodiversity and patterns of species distributions within Ohio in this second Atlas is matched by a thorough treatment and presentation of the data that should be of interest to a broad audience.” —Kelly A. Williams The Condor