Annotated Bibliography of Upper Cumberland Ornithology (in progress) CWWI
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Authors S–Z
Schmaltz, J. E. 1981. Past and Present
Status of the Red-cockaded Woodpecker on the Daniel
Boone National Forest,
Kentucky. Kentucky Warbler 57 (1): 3–7.
Describes active RCWO colonies on DBNF in McCreary and Pulaski
counties. In Pulaski Co., Colony 5032,
located south of Mt. Victory and
first discovered during the winter of 1943–1944, harbored an active nest with
adults feeding nestlings 30 May and
12 June 1980. In McCreary Co., Colony 5050, located just north of the
Beaver Creek Wilderness Area and
first noted in 1978, consisted of 2 adults feeding nestlings 4, 11, and 12
June 1980; Colony 6061, located east
of Whitley City and first noted in 1978, harbored 2 adults 18 and 24 July
1980; Colony 6033, located north of
Whitley City and first noted in 1979, was inactive; Colony 5061, located in
Beaver Creek Wilderness Area, was
inactive. See also Murphy 1982 for status of colonies in 1981.
Schneider, E. J. 1944. The Summer Range of the
Chuck-will's-widow in Kentucky. Kentucky
Warbler 20 (2): 13–19.
Includes map showing CWWI to be rare in Pulaski and Wayne counties; includes
photo of "nest" at Science
Hill, Pulaski Co., taken May 1942 by
R. W. Barbour. The Wayne Co. record is for 7 June 1938 near Monticello
by a party from the United State
National Museum [see also Wetmore 1940].
Schultz, V. 1953. Status of the Ruffed Grouse in Tennessee. Migrant 24 (3): 45–52.
Provides results of state-wide survey of farmers relating to
grouse presence/absence. Summarizes status of
grouse in Upper Cumberland counties of
Tennessee as follows: common in Cumberland, Fentress, Putnam,
Scott, and Van
Buren counties; rare but present at
specified locations in Bledsoe (Cumberland Mountains [?],
Walden Ridge), Jackson
(New Hope), Morgan (western part of county
near Rugby), Overton (Crawford), Pickett
(Pickett S. P.), Warren (Harrison Ferry
Mt.), and White (Bon Air Mt.).
Schultz, V. 1955. Status of Wild Turkey in Tennessee. Migrant 26 (1): 1–8.
Shadowen, H. E. 1978. Summer Avifauna of Center Hill
Reservoir and Barren River Reservoir.
Kentucky Warbler 54 (4): 57–59.
Includes a list of species noted at Center Hill Lake, DeKalb Co.,
TN, during summers from 1972 to 1976 and
1978; some species listed may have been outside
DeKalb Co. since the list includes all species sighted within
16 km of the former Tech Aqua site. Also includes a list
of species noted at Barren River Reservoir, Barren
Co., during summer
1978. Provides abundance classifications for each
species at each site. Of interest was
registration of BEWR at each site.
Shadowen, H. 1980. Mid-Winter Bird Count 1979–1980. Kentucky Warbler 56 (1): 3–13.
Includes results of counts in Glasgow (66 spp.) and Somerset (50 spp., including adult male BAOR).
Simbeck, D. J. 1987. The 1986 Christmas Bird Count. Migrant 58 (1): 1–10.
Includes results of 22 December 1986 count in Pickett Co. (53 species).
Simbeck, D. J. 1988. The 1987 Christmas Bird Count. Migrant 59 (1): 5–13.
Includes results of 17 December 1987 count in Cookeville (75 species).
Simbeck, D. J. 1989. The 1988 Christmas Bird Count. Migrant 60 (1): 13–23.
Includes results of the 16 December 1988 count in Cookeville (68 species) and
30 December 1988 count in
Pickett Co. (55 species).
Simbeck, D. J. 1990. The 1989 Christmas Bird Count. Migrant 61 (1): 1–10.
Includes results of 2 January 1990 count in Cookeville (62 species).
Simmers, R. W., Jr. 1978. Pastures with
Brush, Wooded Strips, and Scattered Trees. American
Birds 32 (1): 80.
Provides results of Breeding Bird Census conducted at Barnes
Hollow, Putnam Co., TN, during 1977; the plot
for this site was 8.7 ha,
considerably smaller than, but subsumed by, the 30-ha plot Simmers used in 1978
and
thereafter (see also Simmers
1980a) until 1989 (see also Simmers 1990) when a third overlapping but
different
22.9-ha plot began to be used; data
for 30 species were obtained in 1977.
Simmers, R. W., Jr. 1979a. Mixed-Mesophytic
Woods, Pastures, and Brush. American Birds 33
(1): 27–28.
Provides results of Winter Bird Population Study on a 30-ha plot
[later remeasured (Simmers 1983) and found
to be 27 ha] at Barnes
Hollow, Putnam Co., TN, during the winter of 1977-1978; data for 36 species [but
only 33
are actually listed] are presented.
Simmers, R. W., Jr. 1979b. Mixed-Mesophytic
Woods, Pastures, and Brush. American Birds 33
(1): 79.
Provides results of Breeding Bird Census on 30-ha plot at Barnes Hollow, Putnam Co., TN, during 1978.
Simmers, R. W., Jr. 1980a. Mixed-Mesophytic Woods, Fields, and Brush. American Birds 34 (1): 34–35.
Provides results of Winter Bird Population Study at Barnes
Hollow, Putnam Co., TN, during winter of 1978-1979;
data for 36 species are provided; the
plot size was 30 ha.
Simmers, R. W., Jr. 1980b. Mixed-Mesophytic Woods, Fields, and Brush. American Birds 34 (1): 66–67.
Registration
of BASP on Breeding Bird Census conducted at Barnes Hollow, Putnam Co.,
TN, during 1979
noteworthy.
Simmers, R. W., Jr. 1981a. Mixed Mesophytic Woods, Fields, and Brush. American Birds 35 (1): 31.
Provides results of a Winter Bird Population Study at Barnes
Hollow, Putnam Co., TN, during the winter of 1979-
1980; results for 40 species are
included.
Simmers, R. W., Jr. 1981b. Mixed-Mesophytic Woods, Fields, and Brush. American Birds 35 (1): 76.
Provides results of Breeding Bird Census conducted at Barnes Hollow, Putnam Co., TN, during 1980.
Simmers, R. W., Jr. 1982a. Mixed Mesophytic Woods, Fields, and Brush. American Birds 36 (1): 35–36.
Provides results of a Winter Bird Population Study at Barnes
Hollow, Putnam Co., TN, during the winter of 1980-
1981; results for 33 species are
included.
Simmers, R. W., Jr. 1982b. Mixed Mesophytic Woods, Fields, and Brush. American Birds 36 (1): 78–79.
Provides results of Breeding Bird Census conducted at Barnes Hollow, Putnam Co., TN, during 1981.
Simmers, R. W., Jr. 1983. Mixed-Mesophytic Woods, Fields, and Brush. American Birds 37 (1): 78.
Provides results of Breeding Bird Census conducted at Barnes Hollow, Putnam Co., TN, during 1982.
Simmers, R. W. 1984a. Mixed-Mesophytic Woods, Fields, and Brush. American Birds 38 (1): 45–46.
Provides results of Winter Bird Population Studies conducted at
Barnes Hollow, Putnam Co., TN, during the winters
of 1981-1982 (38 species) and
1982-1983 (34 species).
Simmers, R. W. 1984b. Mixed-Mesophytic Woods, Fields, and Brush. American Birds 38 (1): 95.
Provides results of Breeding Bird Census conducted at Barnes Hollow, Putnam Co., TN, during 1983.
Simmers, R. W., Jr. 1989. Mixed-Mesophytic
Woods, Fields, and Brush. Journal of Field
Ornithology 60 (Supplement): 53–54.
Presents results of a Breeding Bird Census at Barnes Hollow, Putnam Co., TN, during 1988.
Simmers, R. W., Jr. 1990. Mixed-Mesophytic
Woods and Brush. Journal of Field Ornithology
61 (Supplement): 67–68.
Results of a Breeding Bird
Census, including 35 species, conducted at Barnes Hollow, Putnam Co., TN, during
1989 are presented; RUGR was a
visitor to the plot during the census. The 22.9-ha plot for this census differs slightly
from
two plots used (one in 1977 [8.7 ha] and another
in 1978 [30 ha] and thereafter for a decade) for earlier
BBCs
at this site.
Simmers, R. W., Jr. 1991. Mixed-Mesophytic
Woods and Brush. Journal of Field Ornithology
62 (Supplement): 74.
Results of a Breeding Bird
Census, including 35 species, at Barnes Hollow, Putnam Co., TN, during 1990
are presented.
Sloan, C. A. 2001. Winter Hummingbirds in Tennessee:
General Comments and Summary of
2001–2002 Banding Efforts. Migrant 72
(4): 101–104.
Includes record of banded RUHU in Morgan Co. 22 December 2001.
Sloan, C.,
and B. Palmer-Ball, Jr. 2009d. Tennessee & Kentucky [Summer 2009]. North
American
Birds 63 (4): 605–608.
Records of
SAVS (singing male) in Adair Co., KY; STFL (at least 5 nests) in Bledsoe Co.,
TN; and SAVS
(7 individuals at 2 sites) in
Cumberland Co., TN.
Sloan, C., and B. Palmer-Ball, Jr.
2010. Tennessee and Kentucky [Fall 2009]. North American Birds 64(1):
84–90.
Records of COLO, BBPL, SEPL, GCFL (late—4
Oct), and SEWR (1 Aug) in Adair, KY; PALO, AMAV, FRGU,
MEGU,
CAGU,
LBBG (1–31
Oct), and Yellow Palm Warbler (12–13
Oct) in Barren,, KY; TRHE and CCSP (16 Oct) in DeKalb,
TN; SWWA (12 Sep) in McCreary, KY;
COTE (15 Oct), EAWP (late—27
Oct), and RBNU (14 Sep) in Pulaski, KY; LEBI
(no date included [was 19 Sep]), WOTH
(late—20–30 Nov+), and PISI (7 Aug) in Putnam, TN ; and RBME (463) and COLO
in Russell Co., KY.
Smith, G. S. 1881. The Red Crossbill (Loxia
curvirostra americana) in Tennessee. Bulletin of the Nuttall
Ornithological Club 6: 56–57.
Discusses several sightings in and near Rugby, Morgan County, during August 1880.
Solyom, V. 1940. The Chukar Partridge in Tennessee. Migrant 11 (1): 11–12, 15.
Introductions of 100 birds each at Standing Stone S. P., Overton
Co., and Sparta, White Co., were made
during August-September 1939.
Spofford, W. R. 1942. Nesting of Peregrine Falcon in Tennessee. Migrant 13 (2): 29–31.
An active PEFA eyrie in Pickett Forest visited during April 1942;
two inactive sites there and one inactive
site at Fall Creek Falls S. P. also noted.
Spofford, W. R. 1943. Bird Notes from Fall Creek State Park. Migrant 14 (3): 60.
General remarks about a trip to the park in mid-September 1943
are offered, including mention of WITU,
OSPR, SSHA, COHA, RTHA, PEFA (at eyrie), and
PIWO.
Spofford, W. R. 1948. Some Additional Notes on the
Birds of Pickett Forest, Tennessee. Migrant
19 (1): 12–13.
Describes observations made during first week of June 1946 in
Pickett Co. Twenty species observed by
Ganier (1937) but not by author are listed; six
species not seen by Ganier also listed, including late CMWA
(late—2 June); includes long
description of suspected nest sites of RCWO,
including some observations from
June 1947; also mentions PEFA in Wolf River Gorge at eyrie.
Spofford, W. R. 1949. Fall Flight of Hawks at Fall Creek Falls State Park. Migrant 20 (1): 16.
A large flight of hawks, totaling "thousands" of birds,
was reported in the park 25 September 1948; at least
26 were shot by one gunner. The report
was made to the author by the park superintendent, B. Bayliss, who
recollected
similarly large flights "many years
ago."
Stallings, [M.] P. 1980. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Fall 1979]. Migrant 51 (1): 16–17.
Records of SACR in Putnam Co.; and GREG and BWHA flocks in Warren Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1965. The 1965 One-Day Bald Eagle Count. Kentucky Warbler 41 (3): 45–47.
Includes results of counts made 13/14 February 1965 at Wolf Creek Dam (2 ad.).
Stamm, A. L. 1971. Comments on the 1971 One-Day Bald
Eagle Count. Kentucky Warbler 47
(3): 42–44.
Includes
results of 20 February 1971 counts at Barren River Reservoir (no eagles), Lake
Cumberland (1 ad.,
1 im.), and Dale Hollow Lake (no eagles).
Stamm, A. L. 1972. The 1972 One-Day Bald Eagle Count. Kentucky Warbler 48 (3): 50–51.
Includes results of 19 February 1972 counts at Barren River
Reservoir (no eagles) and Wolf Creek Dam area
(1 im.).
Stamm, A. L. 1973. The 1973 One-Day Bald Eagle Count. Kentucky Warbler 49 (3): 58–59.
Includes results of counts 17 February 1973 at Dale Hollow Lake (1 ad.) and Wolf Creek Dam (1 ad., 1 im.).
Stamm, A. L. 1974. The 1974 One-Day Bald Eagle Count. Kentucky Warbler 50 (3): 46–47.
Results of counts 16 February 1974 at Dale Hollow Lake (2 ad., 2 im.) and Wolf Creek Dam (2 ad., 2 im.).
Stamm, A. L. The 1975 One-Day Bald Eagle Count. Kentucky Warbler 51 (3): 46–47.
Includes
results of 8 February 1975 counts at Barren River Reservoir (no eagles), Dale
Hollow Lake (2 ad.),
Lake Cumberland (no eagles), and
Cumberland River near Wolf Creek Dam area (3 ad., 1 im).
Stamm, A. L. 1976. The 1976 One-Day Bald Eagle Count. Kentucky Warbler 52 (3): 64–66.
Includes results of 14 February 1976 eagle count at Lake Cumberland (2 ad.).
Stamm, A. L. 1977. Some Comments on the 1977 One-Day
Bald Eagle Count. Kentucky
Warbler 53 (3): 35–37.
Includes results of survey near Wolf Creek Dam 5 February 1977 (2
ad., 2 im.) and Barren River Reservoir
(no eagles).
Stamm, A. L. 1979a. The Fall Migration Season, 1978. Kentucky Warbler 55 (1): 13–18.
Records of COLO, SACR, RBGU, RHWO, and RBNU in Barren Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1979b. The Winter Season of 1978–1979. Kentucky Warbler 55 (2): 29–31.
Records of RLHA, AMKE, and PUFI (low numbers) in Barren Co.; and RSHA in Russell Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1979c. The KOS Bald Eagle Count, 1979. Kentucky Warbler 55 (3): 42–46.
Includes results of eagle count made 19-27 January 1979 at Wolf Creek Dam (2
ad.); also a table
summarizing results 1961-1979.
Stamm, A. L. 1979d. The Spring Season of 1979. Kentucky Warbler 55 (3): 46–50.
Records of BWHA (early—17 March), WIFL
(early—May 12), OCWA (late—2 May), and FISP
(low) in Barren Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1979e. The Nesting Season, Summer 1979. Kentucky Warbler 55 (4): 55–58.
Record of CLSW (nesting colonies) in Barren Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1980a. The Fall Migration Season, 1979. Kentucky Warbler 56 (1): 13–18.
Records of CARW and EABL in Barren Co.; COLO, DUNL, TRSW, EABL,
AMRO (10,000), and CHSP in
Pulaski Co.; and COLO, BAEA, and AMCO at Dale
Hollow Lake.
Stamm, A. L. 1980b. The Winter Season of 1979–1980. Kentucky Warbler 56 (2): 30–34.
Records of RBNU, SASP, and EVGR in Barren Co.; COLO, DCCO, HOME,
AMWO, AMRE (see also
Elmore 1980b), BAOR (see
also Elmore 1980c,
Shadowen 1980), blackbird sp.—mainly COGR (high
count—1,500,000) and
EUST (high count—1,500,000)—FOSP, and HOFI (see also Elmore
1980a) in
Pulaski Co.; CAGO, BOGU (2 records), RBGU, and HERG in Russell Co.; and BAEA (16) at Dale Hollow L.
Stamm, A. L. 1980c. The Spring Season of 1980. Kentucky Warbler 56 (3): 59–64.
Records of MERL (late—20 Apr) in Barren Co.; and GADW, COLO, DCCO
(2—1
banded), OSPR, NOHA,
SSHA, RSHA, SORA, BOGU, RBGU, CATE,
BBCU, CWWI (27 Apr) , SEWR, BTBW, BLGR, and HOFI in Pulaski Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1980d. The Nesting Season, Summer 1980. Kentucky Warbler 56 (4): 78–82.
Records
of GTBH, SSHA, LESA, CWWI (1 Jun thru 7 Jul), BARS (500+), PROW, BLGR, and OROR in Pulaski Co.; and
EAGR and SEWR in Wayne Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1981a. The Fall Migration Season, 1980. Kentucky Warbler 57 (1): 19–24.
Records of BAEA in McCreary Co.; WODU, GTBH (22), NOHA,
SSHA, COHA, RSHA, SPSA (5 Nov),
BBSA, CONI, CHSW, TRSW (400+), RBNU, EUST (0.5
million), AMPI, BLGR, COGR (0.5 million), and HOFI
in Pulaski Co.; COLO, BAEA, SACR, and RBNU in Russell Co.;
and BLVU and OSPR in Wayne Co.; also
COME, BAEA (17+), and RBGU at Dale Hollow Lake; and BAEA at Beaver
Creek, Cumberland Lake.
Stamm, A. L. 1981b. The Winter Season of 1980–81. Kentucky Warbler 57 (2): 35–39.
Records
of WEGR in Barren Co.; COLO in Clinton Co.; ABDU, MALL, blackbird roost
(1-2 million), and
HOFI in Pulaski Co.; and COLO in Russell Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1981c. The Spring Migration of 1981. Kentucky Warbler 57 (3): 54–60.
Records
of BWHA, SACR, AMWO, WPWI (no date), RBNU, and GCTH in Barren Co.; BWHA, BOGU,
HERG (late—20 May), BBCU, CWWI (28 Apr), TRSW,
NRWS, BANS, CLSW, BARS, RBNU, NAWA
(early—16 Apr), VESP (40—28 Mar), and SASP in Pulaski Co.; and OCWA at
Lake Cumberland.
Stamm, A. L. 1981d. The Nesting Season, Summer 1981. Kentucky Warbler 57 (4): 71–75.
Records of COHA, BWHA, HOWR (nest), BASP, and SOSP in Barren Co.; RCWO
(nest) in McCreary Co.;
and BWHA, BLTE (early—29 July), BBCU,
YBCU, RCWO (nest w/ 3y), and BLGR (expanding west) in Pulaski
Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1982a. The Fall Migration Season, 1981. Kentucky Warbler 58 (1): 13–19.
Records of GTBH, BLVU, BASA, DUNL, LBDO (2 records;
see also Elmore 1982), and LOSH in Adair Co.;
BAEA and WIWR in Barren Co.; COLO, HOGR,
COME,
BAEA, and RLHA in Cumberland Co.; and OSPR,
CHSW, EAKI (18–19 Sep), LOSH, TRSW, CLSW,
EABL, AMPI, EUST, TEWA (20 Aug), CMWA (several
records), COGR, and HOFI in Pulaski Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1982b. The Winter Season of 1981–1982. Kentucky Warbler 58 (2): 27–32.
Records of LOSH in Adair Co.; BLVU and TUVU in Barren Co.; and
AMWO, LOSH, CWAX, blackbird roost,
and HOFI (2 records) in Pulaski Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1982c. The Spring Migration of 1982. Kentucky Warbler 58 (3): 48–59.
Records of WRSA and CLSW in Adair Co.; LEYE (early—12 Mar), BBCU, BGGN
(early—20 Mar), SWTH,
CHSP, and HOFI in Barren Co.; BTNW
(early—20 Mar) and PIWA in McCreary Co.; RBME (20), OSPR, SEPL,
GRYE (20), BARS, PROW, BLGR, HOFI, and
EVGR in Pulaski Co.; and COLO at Lake Cumberland.
Stamm, A. L. 1982d. The Nesting Season, Summer 1982. Kentucky Warbler 58 (4): 81–86.
Records of CLSW (colony) in Adair Co.; CLSW (colony), YBCH, and
BLGR in Barren Co.; and TUVU,
SSHA, and BLGR in Pulaski Co
Stamm, A. L. 1983a. The Fall Migration Season, 1982. Kentucky Warbler 59 (1): 13–19.
Record of TUSW (28-29 Aug), NOHA, CONI, BBWA, and DEJU in Barren
Co.; GADW, GRHE, AMCO
(2600+), AMGP, AMAV,
YBCU (late—20 Oct), CONI, MAWR, AMPI, EUST, CWAX, CMWA (several records),
MOWA, SUTA, VESP (late Oct), RBGR, and RWBL in Pulaski Co.; and WHIB in Wayne Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1983b. The Winter Season of 1982–1983. Kentucky Warbler 59 (2): 26–31.
Records of AMWO, HERG (100), RBNU, BBWA, blackbird roost, and PUFI in Barren Co.;
and RBNU,
HOWR (22 Dec), blackbird roost (several
1000), PUFI, and HOFI (2 records) in Pulaski Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1983c. The Spring Migration of 1983. Kentucky Warbler 59 (3): 39–45.
Records
of BWHA and UPSA in Barren Co.; and CAEG, BCNH (2 at Oakhill
Lake), OSPR (2), SORA (no
date), BBCU (no date), BANS (25 on 16
May), BARS, SEWR (30 Apr), YWAR (10), DEJU (late—23 May),
BLGR, BOBO (2 records of 75 each 2
& 8 May), and HOFI in Pulaski Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1983d. The Nesting Season, Summer 1983. Kentucky Warbler 59 (4): 51–54.
Records of KILL and YBCU in Pulaski Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1984a. The Fall Migration Season, 1983. Kentucky Warbler 60 (1): 14–20.
Records of VIRA (tower kill—22 Oct),
FOTE, and BTBW (tower
kill—22 Oct) in Adair Co.; COME and BAEA
in Barren Co.; GTBH, BLVU, TUVU, AMGP,
KILL, SAND (2 records; no dates), WESA, BASA, BBSA,
SBDO, PHVI, TRSW (late—12 Nov), AMPI (no date), CWAX, YWAR
(late—13 Nov), MAWA
(early—21 Aug),
CMWA (late—25 Oct), and BLBW in Pulaski Co.; and BOGU in Russell Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1984b. The Winter Season of 1983–1984. Kentucky Warbler 60 (2): 23–27.
Records of TUVU and RBGU in Barren Co.; DCCO (2 Jan), SSHA, KILL,
BRTH, blackbird sp. (1.2 million),
HOFI, and EVGR in Pulaski Co.; SACR
in Russell Co.; and PIWA at Lake Cumberland.
Stamm, A. L. 1984c. The Spring Season, 1984. Kentucky Warbler 60 (3): 40–46.
Records of SACR and BAOR in Barren Co.; COGO (late—9 May), OSPR, FOTE, PUMA,
TRSW (200+),
CMWA (10), BLGR, and PISI (late—16
May) in Pulaski Co.; BAEA in Russell Co.; and GRYE (late—15 May) in
Wayne Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1984d. The Nesting Season, Summer 1984. Kentucky Warbler 60 (4): 51–56.
Records of YCNH (ad and im 9 Jul) and OSPR in Barren Co.; GTBH,
SSHA (23 Jun), BWHA (pair), PUMA,
CWAX, COYE, INBU, both of previous
species parasitized by BHCO in Pulaski Co.; and SOSA in Wayne Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1985a. The Fall Migration Season, 1984. Kentucky Warbler 61 (1): 13–19.
Records
of GCTH in Barren Co.; AMWI, RNDU, LESC, WWSC, BUFF, RUDU, COLO, GREG,
CAEG,
RUTU, DUNL, CATE, COTE, FOTE, BLTE, CONI, WEVI, BLBW
(late), AMPI, and BLGR (late—10 Oct) in
Pulaski Co. [does not include BLSC; see also
Peterjohn 1985]; BAEA at Lake Cumberland; and HOGR and
BAEA (Sep and Nov) at Dale Hollow L.
Stamm, A. L. 1985b. The Winter Season, 1984–1985. Kentucky Warbler 61 (2): 27–32.
Records of GTBH (29) in Barren Co.; and HOFI (175+) in Pulaski Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1985c. The Spring Migration of 1985. Kentucky Warbler 61 (3): 42–48.
Records of COLO, FOTE, and OSPR in Pulaski Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1985d. The Nesting Season, Summer 1985. Kentucky Warbler 61 (4): 55–60.
Records of AMKE and CLSW (476 active nests) in Barren Co.; BWHA in Pulaski
Co.; and RTHU in Russell
Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1986a. The Fall Migration Season, 1985. Kentucky Warbler 62 (1): 3–9.
Records of SACR in Barren Co.; WITU in Cumberland Co.; and SPSA
(20), COTE, FOTE, BLTE, CONI
(275), CMWA (late—24 Oct), WIWA
(early—16 Aug), PUFI
(early—20
Sep), and EVGR (31 on 27 Oct) in Pulaski
Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1986b. The Winter Season, 1985–1986. Kentucky Warbler 62 (2): 26–29.
Records
of GRSC, HOME, COLO, PBGR, GTBH, OSPR (2 Jan), MERL (11 Jan), and RBGU in Barren
Co.;
OSPR (1 Dec) in Pulaski Co.; and BOGU
at Lake Cumberland.
Stamm, A. L. 1986c. The Spring Migration of 1986. Kentucky Warbler 62 (3): 41–46.
Records of RLHA (late—22 Mar [?]), CLSW, BEWR, and
LOWA (22 Mar) in Barren Co.; CONI and BLGR (1
May) in Pulaski Co.; and BEWR
in "Lake Cumberland area" [see next entry for probable date of this
sighting].
Stamm, A. L. 1986d. The Nesting Season, Summer 1986. Kentucky Warbler 62 (4): 65–70.
Records of EAPH (nest) in Barren Co.; SWWA in McCreary Co.; and
BBCU (8 Jun), TRSW (nest), BEWR
(18 Jul; also a record for 19 May
1986), GRSP, BLGR, and HOFI (nest) in Pulaski Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1987a. The Fall Migration Season, 1986. Kentucky Warbler 63 (1): 5–12.
Records of tower casualties including NOPA in Adair Co.; KEWA
(late—16
& 31 Oct) in Barren Co.; CAGO
and SACR in Barren Co.; COLO (early—27 Sep), REDH
(100+), OSPR, WESA, DUNL, BOGU, CATE, BLTE
(late—27 Sep), CONI, CLSW, RBNU, and HOFI in Pulaski Co.; also COLO and
BAEA (18) at Dale Hollow L.
Stamm, A. L. 1987b. The Winter Season, 1986–1987. Kentucky Warbler 63 (2): 35–39.
Records of AMWO and HOFI in Pulaski Co.; and TUVU in Russell Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1987c. The Spring Migration of 1987. Kentucky Warbler 63 (3): 47–53.
Records of BBCU and YBCU in Barren Co.; AMBI and SWWA in
McCreary Co.; and RBME, GREG,
OSPR, COHA (3), SORA (16 & 25 Apr),
CONI, NRWS, and BOBO (30+) in Pulaski Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1987d. The Nesting Season, Summer 1987. Kentucky Warbler 63 (4): 58–62.
Records of COHA and BLGR in Barren Co.; BLGR in McCreary Co.; and BLGR in Pulaski Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1988a. The Fall Migration Season, 1987. Kentucky Warbler 64 (1): 15–20.
Records
of AMRE in Barren Co.; and AWPE, OSPR, SSHA, COHA, CONI, LOSH, and
AMPI in Pulaski
Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1988b. The Winter Season, 1987–1988. Kentucky Warbler 64 (2): 27–31.
Records of SACR (2 Jan) in Barren Co.; EVGR in McCreary Co.; blackbird
sp. (422,000 killed at roost
with 1% estimated to be RUBL), and HOFI in Pulaski
Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1988c. The Spring Season of 1988. Kentucky Warbler 64 (3): 43–50.
Records of LOSH in Barren Co.; and HOWR (none on BBS) and EABL in Pulaski Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1988d. The Nesting Season, Summer 1988. Kentucky Warbler 64 (4): 61–67.
Record of GHOW (young) in Barren Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1989a. The Fall Migration Season, 1988. Kentucky Warbler 65 (1): 3–11.
Records of HOME and TUVU in Barren Co.; CAGO, RNDU
(early—10 Sep), DCCO, BCNH, TUVU, BAEA,
SEPL (late—19 Oct), KILL, PESA,
DUNL, SBDO
[?], BOGU,
CATE (7), CONI, WPWI (calling 14 Sep), LOSH
(3 locations), AMPI, and PISI in Pulaski Co.; and AWPE
(2)
and AMPI in Russell Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1989b. The Winter Season, 1988–1989. Kentucky Warbler 65 (2): 31–38.
Records of CAGO, SACR, and WTSP in Barren Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1989c. The Spring Season of 1989. Kentucky Warbler 65 (3): 61–72.
Records
of COLO, GREG, RNDU, SACR, AMAV (6), WILL (40+), FOTE, YBCU, EAWP, PUMA, and
LOSH in Barren Co.; and SEPL, BOGU, NRWS, BANS
(early—22 March),
and BOBO
(50+) in Pulaski Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1989d. The Nesting Season, Summer 1989. Kentucky Warbler 65 (4): 83–92.
Records
of EAPH (nest) and CARW (nest) in Barren Co.; WODU (brood), RUGR (3 drumming 7
Jul), BLVU,
SSHA (7 Jul [a second cited McCreary
record, from Wolf Knob, actually took place in Whitley Co.]), BHVI,
and CERW (family groups) in McCreary Co.;
LOSH (nest or young) in Metcalfe Co.; BWHA, RTHU, LOSH,
PUMA, and BLGR in Pulaski Co.; and BWHA
(nest with young) and CWWI (19 Jul) in Wayne Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1990a. The Fall Migration Season, 1989. Kentucky Warbler 66 (1): 3–14.
Records of SWTH (50+ tower casualties) and BOBO (tower kill)
in Adair Co.; DCCO, TUVU, and WIWR in
Barren Co.; and TUVU, SACR, BOGU,
FOTE, RTHU (20-25 Oct), PUMA, BARS (11 Oct), and HOFI in Pulaski
Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1990b. The Winter Season, 1989–90. Kentucky Warbler 66 (2): 35–42.
Records of CAGO, RNDU, NOHA, and HOFI in Pulaski Co; LOSH in Russell Co.; GWFG
(5), SNGO,
CAGO (3 records), WODU, GADW, AMWI, NOSH,
GWTE, REDH, RNDU, LTDU (female), BUFF (40 on 28
Feb), HOME (150+), NOHA, and LOSH in Wayne
Co.
Stamm. A. L. 1994a. The Spring Season 1994. Kentucky Warbler 70 (3): 48–57.
Records of COHA, YBCU, CWWI (30 May), PRAW, CERW, YBCH, SUTA, SCTA, and
INBU in Cumberland Co.;
AMWO, BBCU, and OSFL in McCreary Co.; SNGO,
CANV, RNDU, GRSC, OSPR (4 records), PIWA, CONW
[probable error with date; should be 28
May], PISI (2 records), and EVGR in Pulaski Co.; and CANV (70+),
SEPL,
GRYE, LESA, PESA, BOGU, and WAVI in Wayne Co.
Stamm, A. L. 1994b. The Nesting Season, Summer 1994. Kentucky Warbler 70 (4): 67–72.
Records of CSWA in McCreary Co.; RTHA (nest), RTHU, WIFL, TRSW, and
DICK in Pulaski Co.; and
YBCU, RTHU, EAKI, WEVI, REVI, BANS, WOTH,
BRTH, CWAX, PRAW, OVEN, KEWA, COYE, HOWA,
YBCH, SUTA, EATO, CHSP, FISP, GRSP (2 records),
SOSP, NOCA, BLGR, INBU, RWBL, EAME, OROR,
and AMGO in Wayne Co.
Stamm, A. L., and J. Durell. 1980. The 1980 Bald Eagle
Survey in Kentucky. Kentucky Warbler
56 (3): 55–58.
Includes data collected 2–20 January 1980 at Wolf Creek Dam,
Russell Co. (3 ad., 1 im.); Fishing Creek,
Wayne and Pulaski counties (1 ad., 1 im.); Big
South Fork Cumberland River, McCreary Co. (no eagles).
Stamm, A. L., and B. L. Monroe, Jr. 1990a.
The Spring Season, 1990. Kentucky Warbler 66 (3):
52–62.
Records of BBCU, GCFL, BWWA, COYE, and BLGR in Barren Co.
Stamm, A. L., and B. L. Monroe, Jr. 1990b.
The Nesting Season, Summer 1990. Kentucky
Warbler 66 (4): 83–93.
Records of NOBO (young), GTBH (ad and juv), GRHE (nest w/ 5
young), unid. Accipiter, RHWO, CLSW,
LOSH (3 records), PIWA (13 Jun), CERW,
PROW, and WEWA in Adair Co.; BLVU, COHA, and CWAX (pair)
in Barren Co.; COLO in Clinton Co.;
SSHA and NOPA in Cumberland Co.; COHA, WAVI, and HESP in
Metcalfe Co.; COLO, BLVU, COHA, HOWR,
CWAX (pair), YTWA (adult carrying food), and KEWA (family) in
Monroe Co.; NOBO (pair w/ 7 young),
GTBH, RTHU, WIFL (8 Jul), NRWS (fledged young), and CLSW in
Pulaski Co.; SSHA, unid. Accipiter,
RHWO, NRWS (nest), CLSW (colony), LOSH (pair), and WEWA in
Russell Co.; and BAWW in Wayne Co.
Stamm, A. L., and B. L. Monroe, Jr. 1991a. The Fall
Migration Season, 1990. Kentucky Warbler
67 (1): 3–10.
Records of SWWA (11/12 Oct tower casualty) and OVEN (376 tower
kills—17 Oct) in Adair Co.; RBNU
in Barren Co.; COLO in Clinton Co.; COLO and
BAEA in Cumberland
Co.; GREG, BLVU, OSPR, BAEA,
FRGU, YBCU, CHSW (2 records), RTHU, EAKI
(late—13 Nov), and
PISI in Pulaski Co.; and ABDU, MALL,
GWTE, HOME, WISN, YBCU, in Wayne Co.
Stamm, A. L., and B. L. Monroe, Jr. 1991b.
The Winter Season, 1990–1991. Kentucky Warbler
67 (2): 27–33.
Records of BLVU, BAEA, SACR (2 records), and AMWO in Barren Co.; TUSW
[see also Monroe 1992],
EAPH, and CHSP in Pulaski Co.; and KILL (108) and AMWO
in Wayne Co.
Stamm, A. L., and B. L. Monroe, Jr. 1991c. The Spring
Season, 1991. Kentucky Warbler 67 (3):
51–60.
Records of SSHA (2 records), BEWR, CWAX, NOPA (early—28
Mar) in Barren Co.; BWTE, RNDU, WITU,
GREG, BWHA (3 records), KILL (nest),
RTHU, AMRO, CONW, HOFI (nest and fledged young) in Pulaski Co.;
and LEYE in Russell Co.
Stamm, A. L., and B. L. Monroe, Jr. 1991d.
The Nesting Season, 1991. Kentucky Warbler 67 (4):
75–81.
Records of GRHE, RTHU, CLSW (nests), GRSP (2 records, including
10 im), HESP, and DICK (24 Jun) in
Pulaski Co.
Stamm, A. L., and B. L. Monroe, Jr. 1992a. The Fall
Season, 1991. Kentucky Warbler 68 (1):
3–11.
Records of COLO and AMCO in Clinton Co.; COLO and AMCO in
Cumberland Co.; DCCO, BWTE, GADW,
RNDU, LESC, SACR, GRYE (23 Nov), LESA (9 on
22 Nov), PESA (22 Nov), DUNL, WISN, FOTE, TRSW,
AMPI, HOFI, and PISI in Pulaski Co.; and GREG
(late—20–23 Nov),
GWTE, HOME, SACR, GRYE, WISN, and
AMPI in Wayne Co.
Stamm, A. L., and B. L. Monroe, Jr. 1992b.
The Winter Season, 1991–1992. Kentucky Warbler
68 (2): 31–36.
Records of RSHA and AMCO (900) in Clinton Co.; CAGO, ABDU (250+),
CANV, RNDU, NOHA, SSHA,
COHA, SACR, AMWO, and BOGU in Pulaski
Co.; TUVU in Russell Co.; and GADW, AMWI, GWTE, RNDU,
GREG (2 late—14 Dec), and BLVU in
Wayne Co.
Stamm, A. L., and B. L. Monroe, Jr. 1992c. The Spring
Season, 1992. Kentucky Warbler 68 (3):
43–49.
Records
of RSHA and TRSW (early—1 Mar) in Adair Co.; GTBH, AMWO, LOSH, HOWR, and CWAX in
Barren Co.; NOSH, RNDU, COLO, OSPR,
BOGU, NRWS (early—22 Mar), BARS
(early—22 Mar), RBNU,
AMPI, BLGR, and PISI in Pulaski Co.; and
GREG (5) in Wayne Co.
Stamm, A. L., and B. L. Monroe, Jr. 1992d.
The Nesting Season, 1992. Kentucky Warbler 68 (4):
55–58.
Records of CHSP in Barren Co.; YBCU, CWWI (2 June), EAPH, WEVI, YTVI,
PUMA, CWAX, PRAW, YBCH, and
BLGR in Cumberland Co.; BWHA, YBCU,
EAPH, WEVI, YTVI, BHVI, PIWA, PRAW, CERW, YBCH, and
OROR in McCreary Co.; and MALL, YBCU,
CWWI (21 Jun), WEVI, YTVI, PUMA, TRSW, CWAX, PRAW, YBCH,
GRSP (2 records), BLGR, and OROR in Wayne Co.
Stamm, A. L., and B. L. Monroe, Jr. 1993a. The Fall
Season, 1992. Kentucky Warbler 69 (1):
4–11.
Records of SSHA, COHA, GHOW, BDOW, CONI, RCKI, and AMRE in Barren Co.
Stamm, A. L., and B. L. Monroe, Jr. 1994. The Winter
Season, 1993–1994. Kentucky Warbler 70
(2): 31–37.
Records
of WODU in Adair Co.; HOFI in Barren Co.; SNGO, TUVU, RHWO, RBNU, HETH, FOSP,
WCSP,
HOFI, CORE (2 records), and EVGR in
Pulaski Co.; BUFF and RBNU in Russell Co.; and CANV in Wayne
Co.
Starr, R. 1955. Whistling Swans Sighted at Dale Hollow Lake. Kentucky Warbler 31 (4): 71.
Vaguely
describes 6 large, goose-like birds seen 29 September 1929 near Cedar Hill Dock;
probably not a
useful record.
Starr, R. 1961. Sandhill Cranes in Barren County. Kentucky Warbler 37 (3): 56–57.
Flock of 8 noted 24 March 1961.
Starr, R. 1962. Late Evening Grosbeak Records from Glasgow. Kentucky Warbler 38 (3): 51.
Female noted 8 May [1962 (?)].
Starr, R. 1967. Some Notes from the Barren River Reservoir. Kentucky Warbler 43 (2): 37–38.
Reports
fall 1966 sightings of GTBH, OSPR, AMGP, SESA, AMPI, and LALO in Barren
Co.; and VIRA in
Metcalfe Co.
Starr, R. 1971. Some Notes from South-Central Kentucky. Kentucky Warbler 47 (3): 45–46.
Includes record of HOWR nest and SOSP in Barren Co. and SACR in Metcalfe Co.
Stedman, B. H., and S. J.
Stedman. 2005. Point Count Surveys of Breeding Birds in the Obed
Wild and Scenic River. Migrant
76 (1): 1–9.
Reports the results of
point-count surveys conducted at 50 plots during June of six years (1998–2003);
raw
data for 82 species are included, 40
of which were Neotropical migrants.
Stedman, S. J. 1983a. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Fall 1982]. Migrant 54 (1): 20–23.
Records of SACR, WTSP, DEJU, and HOFI in Pickett Co.; HOFI in Putnam Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1983b. Central Plateau and Basin Region
[Winter 1982–1983]. Migrant 54 (2):
42–44.
Records of COLO, DCCO, SSHA, RSHA, AMCO, GHOW, BDOW, EAPH, and HOFI in Pickett Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1983c. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Spring1983]. Migrant 54 (3): 60–63.
Records of BWHA, SACR, WPWI (26 Apr), DEJU, and PUFI in Pickett Co.; SACR
(2 records), WPWI
(27 Apr), RTHU, LEFL, SWTH, RBGR, WTSP, and PUFI in Putnam Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1983d. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Summer1983]. Migrant 54 (4): 87–89.
Records of LASP in Clay/Macon Co. (see also McNair 2000); and CWWI (13 Jun) and BLGR in Pickett Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1984a. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Fall 1983]. Migrant 55 (1): 18–22.
Records of SACR and RHWO in Pickett Co.; and SSHA, SACR, RBNU, SEWR,
SWTH, OCWA (2
records), CMWA, BLBW, PUFI, PISI, and EVGR in Putnam
Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1984b. Central Plateau and Basin Region
[Winter 1983–1984]. Migrant 55 (2):
44–47.
Records of WPWA in DeKalb Co.; CANV, REDH, LESC, YERA (see
also Hassler 1984), SACR (many
records), PUMA, and EVGR in
Pickett Co.; and SACR, PUFI, and EVGR in Putnam Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1984c. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Spring1984]. Migrant 55 (3): 68–72.
Records of SACR and BOBO in Pickett Co.; and LEFL, YTVI, CAWA, and RBGR in Putnam Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1984d. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Summer1984]. Migrant 55 (4): 88–93.
Includes records of OSPR (hacked) and AMRE in Clay Co.; COHA in
Macon Co.; YBCH in Pickett Co.;
SSHA, BWHA, and BWWA in Putnam Co.; and
BLVU (nest), TRSW, and BAOR in Smith Co.
Stedman, 1985a. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Fall 1984]. Migrant 56 (1): 17–22.
Records of BBWA (early—20 Aug) in Van Buren Co.; AMCO and SACR
in Pickett Co.; and SACR,
WIWR, HETH, PUFI, and PISI in Putnam Co.
Stedman, 1985b. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Winter 1984–1985]. Migrant 56 (2): 49–54.
Records of SACR in Overton Co.; SACR in Pickett Co.; and RUGR,
SACR, ATSP, and AMGO in Putnam
Co.
Stedman, 1985c. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Spring 1985]. Migrant 56 (3): 74–78.
Records of SACR in Pickett Co.; and SACR, WOTH, TEWA, and RBGR in Putnam Co.
Stedman, 1985d. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Summer 1985]. Migrant 56 (4): 108–112.
Records of LOSH in Pickett Co.; BWHA (nest-building), BBCU, BAWW, MOWA, and HOFI in Putnam Co.;
BBCU (2) and GRSP on Silver Pt. BBS; and GRSP
on Union Hill BBS.
Stedman, S. J. 1986a. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Fall 1985]. Migrant 57 (1): 24–29.
Records of BAEA in DeKalb Co.; BAEA im in Jackson Co.; BAEA (shot)
in Macon Co.; BAEA, MERL,
AMCO (550), SACR (2 records), and EVGR in Pickett
Co.; and BAEA and SWTH in Putnam Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1986b. Central Plateau and Basin Region
[Winter 1985–1986]. Migrant 57 (2):
52–58.
Records of RUGR and AMGO in Putnam Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1986c. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Spring 1986]. Migrant 57 (3): 75–82.
Records of OSPR in Clay Co.; NOHA and LEFL in Jackson Co.; OSPR and OSFL in
Overton Co.; RUGR
(1980), WITU (1980), SACR (several records
including 2 records in 1980), BGGN (early—6 Mar
1986), and
PROW (1980) in Pickett
Co.; NOHA, CONW, and MOWA in Putnam Co.;
BEWR (1980) in Smith Co.; and
YCNH (1982), COHA (1982), RUGR (1982), LOSH
(1982), BHVI (1982), HOLA (1982),
BTNW (1982), SWWA
(1982), DICK (1982), GRSP (1982), SOSP (1982), and BAOR
(1982) in White Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1986d. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Summer 1986]. Migrant 57 (4): 104–111.
Records of WIFL (see also Stedman 1987b), NRWS (see
also Stedman and Simbeck 1988), HOWR, and
HOFI in Clay Co.; SPSA in DeKalb Co.; BAEA, COHA
(2 records), WIFL, CLSW, and GRSP in Jackson Co.;
BLVU, WIFL, GRSP, SOSP, and DICK in Overton Co.; HOWR, YTWA,
GRSP, and HOFI in Pickett Co.; and
RSHA, HOWR, SOSP, and HOFI in Putnam Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1987a. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Fall 1986]. Migrant 58 (1): 21–25.
Records of CATE in Jackson Co.; CAEG in Overton Co.; BAEA and
SACR (many records) in Pickett Co.;
and RUGR, SACR, AMWO, WPWI (late—30
Sep 2 singing), AMCR,
WIWR, PRAW, PUFI, and PISI in Putnam Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1987b. Nesting Habitat of Willow Flycatcher in Tennessee. Migrant 58 (2): 49–50.
Describes habitat of late May 1986 sighting of WIFL in Clay Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1987c. Highland Rim and Basin Region
[Winter 1986–1987]. Migrant 58 (2):
54–58.
Records of TUVU (roost) in Jackson Co.; OSPR in Pickett Co.; and RLHA in Smith Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1987d. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Spring 1987]. Migrant 58 (3): 94–100.
Records of COLO, WITU, and Brewster's Warbler in Pickett Co.; and
SACR (many records) and BAWW in
Putnam Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1987e. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Summer 1987]. Migrant 58 (4): 138–143.
Records of BAEA (hacking) and COHA in Clay Co.; WIFL in Fentress
Co.; BAEA (nest), COHA, CLSW
(nest), and CWAX (juveniles) in Jackson Co.; YBCU
(egg)
in Pickett Co.; and YCNH, CWAX, and HOWA in
Putnam Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1988a. The Winter Roadside Raptor Survey
in Tennessee: 1986-1987 Results.
Migrant 59 (1): 14–21.
Data from several Upper Cumberland counties—Bledsoe, Cumberland,
Fentress, Jackson, Overton, Pickett,
Putnam, and Smith—are subsumed in the
overall results, but data from individual counties are not provided.
Stedman, S. J. 1988b. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Fall 1987]. Migrant 59 (1): 33–38.
Records of SNGO and SACR in Jackson Co.; and GRHE, REDH, COGO,
BUFF, HOME, SSHA, COHA,
BWHA, MERL, PEFA, WITU, SACR, SOSA, STSA, WISN,
CLSW, BLJA, WIWR, GWWA, and DEJU in
Putnam Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1988c. Highland Rim and Basin Region
[Winter 1987–1988]. Migrant 59 (2):
65–68.
Records of BAEA in Clay Co.; BAEA and SACR in DeKalb Co.; COME,
BAEA, and GOEA (3 records, 1 in
1983 and 1 in 1986) in Jackson Co.; GOEA
in
Macon Co. (1986); SACR in Overton Co.; BAEA, RLHA, and
SACR in Pickett Co.; SNGO, REDH (2 records), SACR, EAPH,
and DEJU (pink-sided form) in Putnam Co.;
BAEA and MERL in Smith Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1988d. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Spring 1988]. Migrant 59 (3): 95–99.
Records of SACR in Jackson Co.; SACR (2 records) in Overton Co.;
SACR, WEWA, and PISI in Pickett
Co.; PBGR, HOGR, GREG, SNEG, NOSH, RBME, BWHA (2
records), WITU, RUGR, SACR, SBDO, BANS,
WIWR, BWWA, BLPW (2 records), FOSP, and PISI in Putnam
Co.; SACR in Smith Co.; and WRSA and
WPWA in White Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1988e. Range Expansion and
Population Increase of Nesting Song Sparrows in
Tennessee. American Birds 42
(3): 382–384.
Provides dates of first breeding season records in several Upper
Cumberland Region counties in Tennessee:
Putnam (1952), Pickett (1968), Warren
(1971), DeKalb (1979), and Smith (1981); suggests linkage of SOSP
breeding expansion in Tennessee and
harsh winter weather to north. See also Nicholson 1997.
Stedman, S. J. 1989. Minimum
Survey Effort for Determining Sex Ratio of Wintering American
Kestrels in a Large
Area.
Journal of Field Ornithology 60 (2): 259–263.
Data for this project were
taken in part from a number of Upper Cumberland counties; results indicate that
the wintering AMKE population in
middle Tennessee is composed of about 56% males during winter.
Stedman, S. J. 1990. Band Opening and
Removal by House Finches. North American Bird
Bander 15 (4): 136–138.
Reports results of a 2-year banding study of 2420 wintering HOFIs
in Putnam Co.; at least one HOFI was
able to pry open and remove a # 1
standard aluminum butt-end band; many others (31% of repeaters) pried
open their bands slightly but not
enough to remove them
Stedman, S. J. 1992a. Central Southern Region [Winter 1991–1992]. American Birds 46 (2): 274–279.
Records of HOGR in DeKalb Co.; TUSW, RLHA, and PUMA
(early—24 Feb) in Putnam Co.; and TUSW, RLHA,
and SEOW in White Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1992b. House Finch: A
Western Bird Invades Tennessee from the Northeast. The
Tennessee Conservationist 58: 8–11.
Describes the colonization of Tennessee by House Finch, beginning in 1972.
Stedman, S. J. 1993. Birds of Putnam
County, Tennessee. Privately printed at Cookeville,
Tennessee, 146 + xiv pp.
The record of VIRA is erroneous, deriving from a mapping error in Alsop
undated [1980]. The high count for
MODO is incorrect and should be 636 on
16 September 2006, FBC. In Appendix E the figure for CERW for
1980 should be 1.5, not 10.5.
Stedman, S. J. 1995a. Central Southern Region [Winter
1994–1995]. National
Audubon Society
Field Notes 49: 155–159.
Includes record of YBLO (photo) in Clay Co.
Stedman, S. J. 1995b. Spring Neotropical Migrant Survey
in the Big South Fork National River
and Recreation Area, Kentucky and Tennessee. Kentucky
Warbler 71 (2): 27–32.
Includes data on 92 species detected during surveys undertaken on 7 dates 16 April–25 May 1995.
Stedman, S. J. 1998. Breeding Bird Survey of the Big
South Fork National River and Recreation
Area, Kentucky and Tennessee,
1994-1996. The Kentucky Warbler 74 (2): 35–43.
Presents data for 65 species detected on 100-stop breeding bird
surveys conducted in the park during each
of three breeding seasons. Relative
abundance of these species is indicated, and some generalizations about
the
breeding avifauna are suggested.
Stedman, S. J. 1999a. Yellow-billed Loon: First Record in Tennessee. Migrant 70 (2): 65–66.
Describes sighting of YBLO at Lillydale, Dale Hollow L., Clay Co., Tennessee, 18–19 February 1995.
Stedman, S. J. 1999b. Central Southern
Region [Winter 1998–1999]. North American Birds 53 (2):
173–176.
Records of GWFG, ROGO, WWSC, AMBI,
RTHA ("Harlan's"—back for 12th winter), SACR, SPSA, GRCA,
PRAW, and BAOR in Putnam Co.
Stedman, S. J. 2000. Horned Grebe (Podiceps auritus). In The Birds
of North America, No. 505
(A. Poole and F. Gill, eds.). The Birds of North America, Inc.,
Philadelphia, PA.
Describes numbers and
behavior of HOGRs wintering at the Floating Mill Recreation Area, Center Hill
L.,
DeKalb Co.
Stedman, S. J. 2001. Northern Saw-whet Owl Surveys in
the Big South Fork National River and
Recreation Area, Kentucky and Tennessee. The
Kentucky Warbler 77 (4): 68–75.
Provides results of NSWO surveys in BSFNRRA during January-March
2000 and February 2001. Ten
NSWOs were heard in Fentress, Pickett, and Scott
counties, TN, and McCreary Co., KY, during the first
survey (100 stops) and none
during the second (50 stops).
Stedman, S. J. 2003. Golden-winged Warblers in McCreary
County during Mid- to Late May
2002. Kentucky Warbler 79 (4):
91–92.
Summarizes sightings from May 2002, but also includes two May
records before 2002 and one record for
2003. See also Patton et
al. 2004.
Stedman, S. J. 2004.
Tennessee/Mississippi/Alabama. American Birds: 104th Christmas Bird
Count [CBC Report 2003–2004] 58: 75–77.
Includes photograph of BOBO taken 25 December 2003 after bird was
registered on Cookeville CBC 20
December 2003.
Stedman, S. J. 2005. Tennessee. American
Birds: 105th Christmas Bird Count [CBC Report
2004–2005]
59: 73–74.
Includes comments on status
of several species on Eastern Highland Rim (AMKE) and Cumberland Plateau
(RUGR).
Stedman, S. J. 2006a. Tennessee. American
Birds: 106th Christmas Bird Count [CBC Report
2005–2006]
60: 74–75.
Comments on the inaugural count in Crossville in particular.
Stedman, S. J. 2006–2012. Birds of
Putnam County, Tennessee. 2nd ed.
http://iweb.tntech.edu/sstedman/PutnamCountyBirdsDustJacketFront.htm
Updates information in Stedman (1993); a link to this work is provided in the citation above.
Stedman, S. J. 2007. Tennessee. American
Birds: 107th Christmas Bird Count [CBC Report
2006–2007]
61: 72–73.
Includes mention of....
Stedman, S. J., 2009. Tennessee. American
Birds: 109th Christmas Bird Count [CBC Report
2008–2009]
63: 71–73.
Includes mention of CCSP on Crossville count 17 December 2008.
Stedman, S.
J. 2010. Tennessee. American Birds: 110th Christmas Bird Count [CBC
Report
2009–2010]
64: 57–59.
Mentions
or refers to LALO on Clay County count; state high counts of BUFF (356) and WBNU
(136),
as well as WEGR (photo) and BGGN
(photo) on Crossville count; MUSW, Selasphorus sp., and WOTH
(count week) on Cookeville Count; and
BHVI on White County count.
Stedman, S. J.
2011. Tennessee. American Birds: 111th Christmas Bird Count [CBC Report
2010–2011] 65:
69–70.
Stedman, S. J. 2012. Tennessee. American Birds: 112th Christmas Bird Count [CBC Report 2011–2012] 66: 69–71.
Stedman, S. J. 2013. Tennessee. American Birds: 113th Christmas Bird Count [CBC Report 2012–2013]; online
Stedman, S. J., and D. A. Downs. 2005. First Bachman's Sparrow Record in White County, Tennessee.
Migrant 76 (2): 44–46.
Provides details about habitat of BASP sighting on Eastland Rd. 1 & 15 May 2004; photo.
Stedman, S. J., and M. J. Hawkins. 2003. Winter Records
of Yellow-breasted Chat in Tennessee.
Migrant 74 (4): 104–108.
Describes the first Upper Cumberland Region winter chat sightings
in DeKalb (30 December 2003 by
Hawkins) and Putnam (23–24 January
2004 by Stedman) counties; the former
sighting occurred during the
inaugural DeKalb County CBC.
Stedman, S. J., and E. K. LeGrand. 2005. Breeding Henslow's Sparrows in White County, Tennessee.
Migrant 76 (2): 41–43.
Summarizes sightings of adult
(up to 4 singing males) and juvenile (2) HESPs found in the Heritage Marsh 4–20
July 2004; photo (singing male).
Stedman, S. J., and E. K. LeGrand. 2016a. Breeding Bird Forays in Tennessee's Upper Cumberland Region:
Part I (DeKalb, Putnam, Cumberland, and Morgan Counties). Migrant 87 (3): 81–101.
Summarizes results of breeding bird forays conducted in four counties for about 125 species of birds detected
during those events. Maps revealing the distribution and abundance of each species in each county are available
elsewhere at this website.
Stedman, S. J., and B. Palmer-Ball, Jr.
2009. Results of the 2009 Foray in Clinton County. Kentucky Warbler
85 (4): 83–89.
Summarizes results of 2009 Upper Cumberland Region foray in Clinton County, Kentucky.
Stedman, S. J., and J. C. Robinson. 1987. Documentation and submission of bird records in
Tennessee. Migrant 58 (3): 65–79.
A detailed review of the process of documenting a noteworthy bird observation.
Stedman, S. J., and D. J. Simbeck. 1988. Northern
Rough-winged Swallows Build Nests in
Semi-Trailers. Migrant 59 (2):
51–52.
Two nests found in or near Celina, Clay Co., 25 May 1986.
Stedman, S. J., and B. H. Stedman.
1991. Mature deciduous-coniferous forest
with stream. Journal
of Field
Ornithology 62 (Supplement): 17–18.
Reports first-year results of
a Winter Bird Population Study at City Lake Natural Area, Cookeville, Putnam
Co.,
TN, during the winter of 1989–1990;
data for 46 species are presented including registration of an early arriving
or wintering GRHE (18 February 1990).
Stedman, S. J., and B. H. Stedman.
1992a. Mature deciduous-coniferous forest
with stream. Journal
of Field Ornithology 63 (Supplement):
18–19.
Reports second-year results
of a Winter Bird Population Study at City Lake Natural Area, Cookeville, Putnam
Co.,
TN, during the winter of 1990–1991;
data for 35 species are presented.
Stedman, S. J., and B. H. Stedman.
1992b. Mature deciduous-coniferous forest
with stream. Journal
of Field Ornithology 63 (Supplement): 86.
Reports first-year results of a Breeding Bird Census at City Lake Natural Area,
Cookeville, Putnam Co., TN,
during 1991; data for 47 species are
presented.
Stedman, S. J., and B. H. Stedman.
1993a. Mature deciduous-coniferous forest
with stream.
Journal of Field Ornithology 64 (Supplement):
18–19.
Reports third-year results of
a Winter Bird Population Study at City Lake Natural Area, Cookeville, Putnam
Co.,
TN, during the winter of 1991–1992;
data for 41 species are presented.
Stedman, S. J., and B. H. Stedman.
1993b. Mature deciduous-coniferous forest
with stream.
Journal of Field Ornithology 64 (Supplement):
81–82.
Reports
second-year results of a Breeding Bird Census at City Lake Natural Area,
Cookeville, Putnam Co., TN,
during 1992; data for 44 species are
presented.
Stedman, S. J., and B. H. Stedman.
1994a. Mature deciduous-coniferous forest with stream.
Journal of Field Ornithology
65 (Supplement): 23.
Reports fourth-year results
of a Winter Bird Population Study at City Lake Natural Area, Cookeville, Putnam
Co.,
TN, during the winter of 1992–1993;
data for 34 species are presented, including INBU (6 February 1993).
Stedman, S. J., and B. H. Stedman.
1994b. Mature deciduous-coniferous forest with stream.
Journal of Field Ornithology
65 (Supplement): 95.
Includes third-year results of a Breeding Bird Census at City Lake Natural
Area, Putnam Co., TN, during
1993; data for 42 species are
presented.
Stedman, S. J., and B. H. Stedman.
1995a. Mature deciduous-coniferous forest
with stream.
Journal of Field
Ornithology 66 (Supplement):
25.
Reports fifth-year results of
a Winter Bird Population Study at City Lake Natural Area, Cookeville, Putnam
Co.,
TN, during the winter of 1993–1994;
data for 43 species are presented.
Stedman, S. J., and B. H. Stedman.
1995b. Mature deciduous-coniferous forest
with stream.
Journal of Field
Ornithology 66 (Supplement):
91.
Includes fourth-year results of a Breeding Bird Census at City Lake Natural
Area, Putnam Co., TN, during
1994; data for 42 species are
presented; LEBI (5 June 1994) was a visitor during the BBC.
Stedman, S. J., and B. H. Stedman. 1996.
Mature Deciduous-Coniferous Forest with Stream.
Journal of Field
Ornithology 67 (Supplement): 68–69.
Presents fifth-year results of Breeding Bird Census at City Lake
Natural Area, Putnam Co., TN, during
1995; data for 38 species are
presented.
Stedman, S. J., and B. H. Stedman. 2002. Notes on
the Birds of the Big South Fork National
River and Recreation Area and Obed National
Wild and Scenic River. Privately printed,
Cookeville, Tennessee, 146 + viii pp.
See also Joslin 2002.
Stedman, S. J., and W. A. Walden. 2003. A Population of
Brown-headed Nuthatches in Putnam
County, Tennessee. Migrant 74 (1):
6–8.
Provide details about the occurrence and breeding of BHNU in Putnam
Co. First discovered in 1999, this
species was first determined to
breed in 2002. Photo.
Stedman, S. J., and W. A. Walden. 2004.
Late Nesting Grasshopper Sparrows in Clinton County.
Kentucky Warbler 80 (3): 76.
Describe pair of GRSP with food for young 16 August 2003 east of Albany.
Stedman, S. J., and C. D. Williams. 2003. Great White
Heron in DeKalb and Putnam Counties,
Tennessee. Migrant 74 (2): 29–31.
Provide details about a sighting of this subsp. 21 September–11 November 2002; 2 photos. The sighting
took place on the Caney Fork River where
DeKalb, Putnam, and Smith counties join., so this subsp. should
also be attributed to the latter county.
See also Casteel
2003a.
Steiner, A., and F. C. de Schweinitz.
1927. Report of the journey of the Brethren Abraham Steiner
and Frederick C. de Schweinitz to the
Cherokees and the Cumberland settlements (1799).
Pp. 443–525 in S. C. Williams, ed. Early
Travels in the Tennessee Country. Watauga Press,
Johnson City.
Includes mention of Carolina Parakeets' being observed in or near
Putnam County 25 November 1799 by
A. Steiner and F. C. de Schweinitz; see
also McKinley 1979.
Stevenson, H. [M.]1933. Notes from Quebeck and Rock Island, Tenn. Migrant 4 (3): 39.
Specific
locations sometimes hard to place in a county. Includes records during
summer 1932 of BWTE
(Warren Co.), PBGR, GTBH, LBHE,
LEBI (Warren Co.), KIRA (Warren Co.),
SOSA (Camp Hy-Lake [CHL], 3
km south of Quebeck), SPSA (CHL), BLTE (CHL), CWWI ("abundant" at CHL), BARS (CHL),
NOPA (CHL), CSWA (CHL),
BTNW (CHL), and MOWA (CHL).
Stewart, J. R., Jr. 1971. Central Southern Region
[Summer 1971]. American Birds 25 (5):
865–869.
Records of SNEG and RCWO (nest) in Pickett Co.
Tanner, J. T. 1988. Changing Ranges of Birds in Tennessee. Migrant 59 (3): 73–87.
Among species with expanding ranges, mentions SOSP nesting in
Cumberland Co.; BAEA nest and CLSW
nests in Jackson Co.; HOWR nesting in Pickett
Co.; and SOSP nesting in Putnam Co. Among species with
decreasing ranges, mentions BEWR and
BASP in Cumberland
Co.; PEFA in Fentress Co.; PEFA in Pickett
Co.; PEFA in Scott Co.; CAPA in Smith Co. [but there is no reference
to Smith Co. in the source {McKinley
1979} that Tanner cites; Jackson Co. {or
Putnam Co., since the source is ambiguous}
is the county that
Tanner should have cited]; and PEFA in Van Buren Co.
Tennessee Division of Natural Heritage.
2004. A Guide to the Rare Animals of Tennessee.
Department of Environment and
Conservation, Nashville, Tennessee. 16 + viii pp.
Lists status of 38 species of birds in Tennessee under one of
three categories: E (Endangered), T
(Threatened), and D (Deemed in Need
of Management). The species follow: ANHI (D), AMBI (no code), LEBI
(D), GREG (D), LBHE (D), SNEG
(D), CAEG (no code), MIKI (D), BAEA (D), NOHA (D), SSHA (D), GOEA
(T),
PEFA (E), BLRA (no code), KIRA
(D), VIRA (no code), COMO (D), LETE (E), BARN (D), NSWO
(T), YBSA
(D), OSFL (D), ALFL (no
code), STFL (no code), LOSH (D), BEVI (no code), CORA (T), BCCH
(D), BEWR
(E), GWWA (D), CERW (D), SWWA
(D), BASP (E), VESP (D), LASP (T), SASP (no code), HESP
(D), RECR
(no code).
Todd, H. O. 1944. Some Nesting Records from Murfreesboro. Migrant 15 (2): 21–23.
Includes nesting records of PBGR and KIRA from Morrison, Warren Co., TN (1 May 1939).
Todd, M. 2005. Report of the Tennessee Bird Records Committee. Migrant 76 (3): 91–93.
Reports
positive votes on the "Great White Heron" in DeKalb, Putnam, and Smith
counties during fall 2002
and Black-necked Stilts in DeKalb
County during spring 2004.
Vogt, D. F. 1989a. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Fall 1988]. Migrant 60 (1): 27–31.
Records of BAEA (1 shot and found dead late November 1988; had
been banded in MI 31 May 1987) in
Jackson Co.; SACR, CWAX nest, YRWA, and PISI in
Pickett Co.; and SACR (2 very early--24 September
1988), BRCR, WIWR, GCKI, RCKI, VEER, SWTH,
and BLBW in Putnam Co.
Vogt, D. F. 1989b. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Winter 1988–1989]. Migrant 60 (2): 61–63.
Records of BLVU, RUGR, and SACR (6 records) in Pickett Co.; and
RUGR, SACR, and PUFI in Putnam
Co.
Vogt, D. F. 1989c. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Spring 1989]. Migrant 60 (3): 84–88.
Records of OSPR, SACR, EAWP, REVI, SWTH, HETH, NAWA, CSWA, PRAW,
BLPW, BAWW, OVEN,
CONW, MOWA, RBGR (2 records), FOSP, and
DEJU in Putnam Co.
Vogt, D. F. 1989d. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Summer 1989]. Migrant 60 (4): 105–106.
Records of CACH (albinistic) in DeKalb Co.; AMRE in Jackson Co.;
COHA and BAOR in Smith Co.; COHA
(ad. carrying food) and GRSP in Warren
Co.; and SSHA (agitated pair) in White Co.
Vogt, D. F. 1990a. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Fall 1989]. Migrant 61 (1): 15–16.
Records of LEFL, GCKI, VEER (2 records), GWWA, and MAWA in Putnam Co.
Vogt, D. F. 1990b. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Winter 1989–1990]. Migrant 61 (2): 59.
Two records of SACR in Putnam Co.
Vogt, D. F. 1990c. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Spring 1990]. Migrant 61 (3): 72–74.
Records of TUSW, SACR, BBCU, WIWR, BTBW, BBWA, CAWA, and PISI in Putnam Co.
Vogt, D. F. 1991a. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Summer 1990]. Migrant 62 (1): 24–25.
Records
of GTBH and COHA (ad. carrying food) in Clay Co.; GTBH in DeKalb Co.; COHA and
GRSP in
Macon Co.; PISI in Putnam Co.; and GTBH and GRSP
in Warren Co.
Vogt, D. F. 1991b. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Fall 1990]. Migrant 62 (2): 49–50.
Records of HOME, BAEA, SACR, and PISI in Pickett Co.; and SACR,
RCKI, GWWA, and PUFI in Putnam
Co.
Vogt, D. F. 1991c. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Winter 1990–1991]. Migrant 62 (3): 82–84.
Records of SACR (2 records) in Putnam Co.; and AMKE (banded 2
February 1990 in Ohio and recaptured
23 February 1991 near Sparta) in White Co.
Walker, W. M., Jr. 1940. Some Notes on the Song Sparrow. Kentucky Warbler 16 (3): 29.
Describes a record of SOSP made 3 June 1938 at Waterview, Cumberland Co.
Walkinshaw, L. H. 1960. Migration of the Sandhill Crane
East of the Mississippi River. Wilson
Bulletin 72 (4): 358–384.
Cites a spring record for Cumberland Co.; hypothesizes, probably incorrectly, that the
spring SACR
migration usually consists of a 24-hour-long,
overnight flight from southern Georgia to northern Indiana.
Welsh, C. J. E. 1998a. The 1997 Christmas Bird Count. Migrant 69 (1): 13–25.
Includes results of 20 December 1997 Cookeville count (73 species
[listed as 80 species, including count
week, as well as count day,
species]).
Welsh, C. J. E. 1998b. 1998 Spring Field Days. Migrant 69 (3): 143–158.
Includes results of 9 May 1998 Putnam County count (130 species).
Welsh, C. J. E. 1999a. The 1998 Christmas Bird Count. Migrant 70 (1): 11–26.
Includes results of counts in Cookeville (19 December 1998; 80 species
[incorrectly listed as 79]) and
Warren
Co.
(2 January 1999; 60 species).
Welsh, C. J. E. 1999b. 1999 Spring Field Days. Migrant 70 (4): 116–128.
Includes results of 8 May 1999 Putnam County count (130 species
[incorrectly listed as 128 species; the
shorebird sp. should be peep sp.]).
Welsh, C. J. E. 2000a. The 1999 Christmas Bird Count. Migrant 71 (1): 13–29.
Includes results of counts in Clay Co. (22 December 1999; 87 species), Cookeville (18
December 1999; 79
species), and Warren Co. (18 December 1999; 63 species).
Welsh, C. J. E. 2000b. The 2000 Christmas Bird Count. Migrant 71 (4): 100–116.
Includes results of counts in Clay Co. (19 December 2000; 85 species)
and Cookeville (16 December 2000;
78 species).
Welton, M. 2003. Status and Distribution of the
Golden-winged Warbler in Tennessee. Migrant
74 (3): 61–82.
Presents
results of the GWWA atlas project (2001–2002), citing GWWAs found at four sites
in Cumberland
Co. (6 birds), four sites in Scott Co. (17),
and one site in White Co. (2).
West, Mrs. E. M. 1962. Golden-winged Warbler Building
Nest at Cumberland Mt. State Park.
Migrant 33 (2): 34.
Nest-building noted 6 May 1962 near lodge in park; Ganier claimed
it to be first nest record on Cumberland
Plateau, but see also Mayfield
1932 for a breeding record, albeit not a "nest" record.
West, Mrs. E. M. 1973. Nesting of Tree Swallows in Cumberland County. Migrant 44 (4): 95–96.
Nest site near small farm pond 7 mi N Crossville; data on incubation and fledging provided.
West, Mrs. E. M. 1974. Spring Migration of Broad-winged
Hawks in Cumberland County. Migrant
45 (1): 19.
175 BWHAs noted 13 April 1972 [presumably at author's home N of Crossville].
West, Mrs. E. M. 1975. Migration of Nighthawks in Cumberland County. Migrant 46 (3): 62–63.
Data from 1972, 1973, and 1974 provided from site north of
Crossville, including 2622 CONI 28 August
1974. See also Mayfield 1933.
Westerman, A. G. 1964. Red-cockaded Woodpeckers at Lake
Cumberland. Kentucky Warbler
40 (2): 32.
A
puzzling report, possibly mistaken, since the note refers to a "male,"
despite the RCWO's known sexual
monomorphism; made 27 July–8 August 1963,
sightings of 1-3 RCWOs took place near Wolf Creek Dam,
Russell Co., KY; also noted on Lake
Cumberland during this period were GTBH, OSPR, RSHA, and WISN.
Wetmore, A. 1939. Notes on the Birds of
Tennessee. Proceedings of the United States National
Museum 86: 175–243.
Wetmore, A. 1940. Notes on the Birds of
Kentucky. Proceedings of the United States National
Museum 88: 529–574.
As part of U.S. National Museum fieldwork conducted in Kentucky
during 1938, birds were observed (O) or
specimens taken (T) 2–18 June by W.
M. Perrygo in McCreary (Stearns—S) and Wayne
(Coopersville—C,
Monticello—M, and
Rockybranch—R)
counties. Species included NOBO (O 13 June R), GRHE (T 8 June R; O
16 June S), RTHA (O 10 June M), AMKE
(O 11 June M), PEFA (O 14 June M [4 mi east]), MODO (T 7 June R;
T 15 June M), YBCU (T 15 June M),
BDOW (O 13 June R), CWWI (O 7 June M), RHWO (T 11 June M),
RBWO (T 10 June M; T 14 June R), DOWO (T 7
June R; T 9 June M; T 16 June S), HAWO (T 10 June M),
NOFL (T 13 June R), PIWO (O 7&13 June R; O
10 June M; T 8 June C), EAWP (T 3 June C; T 13 June R),
ACFL (T 9&10 June M), EAPH (T 10&11 June
M), GCFL (T 14 June R; T 15 June R; T 15 June M), EAKI (T 8
June C), WEVI (T 10 June M), YTVI (T 13 June R; T
14 June M), REVI (T 3 June C; T 7 June R), BLJA (T 3
June C), NRWS (O 9 June M; T 15 June R), BANS (O
8&13 June R), CACH (T 4 June M; T 6 June C), ETTI (T
6 June C; T 15 June M), WBNU (T 6 June C; T 8&14 June
R), CARW (T 6 June C; T 9&15 June M), BEWR (O
9&10 June M), BGGN (T 6 June C), AMRO (T 16 June
S), GRCA (T 10 June M), NOMO (T 13 June R; T 15&16
June M), BRTH (T 14 June M), EUST (T 4 June M),
YWAR (T 9 June M), BTNW (T 7 June R; O 9 June M [7mi
east]; O 13&14 June R), PIWA (T 6 June C; O
9&10 June M), PRAW (T 15 June M; T 16 June S), CERW (T
8 June R; T 9&10 June M), AMRE (T 9 June M),
OVEN (T 6 June C; T 7 June R), LOWA (T 9 June M [7 mi
east]), KEWA (T 9&15 June M), COYE (T 15 June M),
SUTA (T 6 June C), CHSP (T 8&13 June R; T 16 June
M), FISP (T 10, 11, & 15 June M), GRSP (O ? June M
[4 mi east]; T 11 June M [4 mi east]), NOCA (T 8&14
June R; T 9 June M), INBU (T 6 June C; T 10 June M),
EAME (T 16 June M), OROR (T 16 June S [4 mi west]),
and AMGO (T 10&15 June M).
Wheeler, B. K. 2003. Raptors of Eastern North America. Princeton University Press, Princeton, New Jersey.
Includes information about nesting of Georgia-hacked GOEAs near
Cordell Hull Reservoir, Jackson Co., Tennessee,
during 1993, 1994, 1996, 2000, and
2001 (pp. 337, 339).
White, M. 1965. Cookeville [Spring 1965 Season Report]. Migrant 36 (4): 94–95.
White, M. 1966a. Cookeville [Winter 1965–1966 Season Report]. Migrant 37 (1): 7.
Records of BAEA at Dale Hollow L.; and BAOR (10 Jan–15 Feb., Thelma Tinnon) and PUFI
("abundant," 144
being banded by Ralph L. Dunckel) in Putnam Co.
White, M. 1966b. Cookeville [Spring 1966 Season Report]. Migrant 37 (2): 22.
Records of BTBW, LASP (2 on 12 May), and WCSP (2 on 12 May).
White, M. 1966c. Cookeville [Fall 1966 Season Report]. Migrant 37 (4): 82.
Record of early fall YBSA (9 September 1966) in Overton Co.
White, M. 1967a. Cookeville [Winter1966–1967 Season Report]. Migrant 38 (1): 19.
White, M. 1967b. Cookeville [Fall1967 Season Report]. Migrant 38 (4): 97.
Record of an early fall AMCO (26 September 1967) at Willow Grove, Clay Co.
White, M. 1968. Cookeville [Winter1967–1968 Season Report]. Migrant 39 (1): 20.
Whitt, A. L. 1974. Current Status of the Red-cockaded
Woodpecker. Kentucky Warbler 50 (4):
51–53.
Notes records of RCWOs 1960–1971 in McCreary, Pulaski, and
Russell counties, with earlier records in
those counties and Wayne Co..
Williams, M. D. 1973a. 1973 Spring Field Days. Migrant 44 (2): 44–48.
Includes results of 20 April 1973 Cookeville count (76 species).
Williams, M. D. 1973b. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Spring 1973]. Migrant 44 (2): 50–51.
Record of RECR in Cumberland Co.
Williams, M. D. 1973c. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Summer1973]. Migrant 44 (3): 84–86.
Records of RSHA (nest), RUGR (w/y), RCWO
(nest w/ y), and RECR (see also Alsop 1974) in Cumberland
Co.
Williams, M. D. 1973d. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Fall1973]. Migrant 44 (4): 99–101.
Records of CAGO, OSPR, BBCU (late--20 Oct), and PHVI in Cumberland Co.
Williams, M. D. 1974a. The 1973 Christmas Bird Counts. Migrant 45 (1): 10–17.
Includes results of 28 December 1973 Cookeville count (45 species).
Williams, M. D. 1974b. Central Plateau and Basin Region
[Winter 1973-1974]. Migrant 45 (1):
21–22.
Includes record of PIWA (17) in Cumberland Co.
Williams, M. D. 1974c. 1974 Spring Field Days. Migrant 45 (2): 42–46.
Includes results of 27 April 1974 Putnam Co. count (73 species).
Williams, M. D. 1974d. Central Plateau and Basin Region
[Summer 1974]. Migrant 45 (4):
101–102.
Records of BASP in Bledsoe Co. (see
also Nicholson 1976); BASP
in Cumberland Co. (see also Nicholson
1976); and BHNU in Van Buren
Co. (see also Haney 1981;
Nicholson 1997).
Williams, M. D. 1975a. The 1974 Christmas Bird Counts. Migrant 46 (1): 6–14.
Includes results of 27 December 1974 Cookeville count (47 species).
Williams, M. D. 1975b. 1975 Spring Field Days. Migrant 46 (3): 55–59.
Includes results of the 19 April 1975 Putnam Co. count (88 species).
Williams, M. D. 1975c. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Spring 1975]. Migrant 46 (3): 66–67.
Records of COHA (nest) and BOBO in Pickett Co.
Williams, M. D. 1975d. Central Plateau and Basin Region
[Winter 1974–1975]. Migrant 46 (3):
71–72.
See Migrant 47 (1): 15 for corrections to this report.
Williams, M. D. 1975e. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Summer 1975]. Migrant 46 (4): 88–89.
Record of LASP (nest-building) in Warren Co. (see also Ganier and Clebsch 1947; McNair 2000).
Williams, M. D. 1976a. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Fall 1975]. Migrant 47 (1): 18–20.
Records of EVGR (early—29 Oct) in Cumberland Co.; DCCO and SUSC
in DeKalb Co.; SSHA, BAEA, and
SACR in Pickett Co.; SACR (early—17
Oct) and SUTA (late—7 Nov) in Putnam Co.; BEWR in Warren Co.; and
PHVI and PUFI (early—20 Sep [?]) in
White Co.
Williams, M. D. 1976b. The 1975 Christmas Bird Counts. Migrant 47 (2): 34–43.
Includes results of the 19 December 1975 Cookeville count (43 species).
Williams, M. D. 1976c. Central Plateau and Basin Region
[Winter 1975–1976]. Migrant 47 (2):
45–46.
Records of SACR in Putnam Co.; and ATSP in Smith Co.
Williams, M. D. 1976d. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Spring 1976]. Migrant 47 (3): 76–77.
Records of COMO in Putnam Co.; and EVGR (late—19 May) in Warren Co.
Williams, M. D. 1976e. The 1976 Spring Field Days. Migrant 47 (4): 89–94.
Includes results of 24 April 1976 Cookeville count (98 species).
Williams, M. D. 1976f. Central Plateau and Basin Region
[Summer 1976]. Migrant 47 (4):
99–100.
Records of BTBW (late—30 May) in DeKalb Co.; SSHA in Macon Co.; HOWR and SOSP
in Pickett Co.;
and SOSP in Warren Co.
Williams, M. D. 1977. Central Plateau and Basin Region [Fall 1976]. Migrant 48 (1): 18–20.
Records of BTBW (2) in DeKalb Co.; BAEA at Dale Hollow Lake; LEBI in
Putnam Co.; and AMBI in White
Co.
Wilson, G. 1942. Breeding Birds of
Kentucky—A Composite List. Kentucky Warbler 18 (2):
17–25.
Includes a list of 93 species for Glasgow and Barren Co. by Mr. and Mrs. F. Everett Frei and H. Cal Rogers.
Wilson, G. 1944. A New Bird for Glasgow
[Orange-crowned Warbler]. Kentucky Warbler 20 (4):
55.
OCWA noted 29 April 1944 near intersection of East Main St. and Franklin St.
Wilson, G. 1945. Some 1944 Records. Kentucky Warbler 21 (1): 16.
Includes mention of HOWR in Barren Co.; SOSP in Cumberland Co., KY; and BAOR in Metcalfe Co.;
Wilson, G. 1946. Migration Bird Count Spring of 1946. Kentucky Warbler 22 (3): 34–40.
Includes
lists for count in Pulaski Co. (5 May 1946; 77 species) and Russell Co. (3 May
1946; 84 species);
each count included BEWR and BASP.
Wilson, G. 1948. K. O. S. Field Trips at Glasgow. Kentucky Warbler 24 (4): 57–58.
Lists 64 species noted during the week-end of 8–9 October 1948.
Wilson, G. 1962. Birds of South-Central Kentucky. Kentucky Warbler 38 (1): 3–24.
Focused
mainly on Warren Co., KY, this study includes specific reference to the
following species in
Barren Co., KY: CAGO, WODU (nest), MALL (nest), HOME,
COLO, HOGR, AMBI, GRHE (nest), RSHA,
RLHA, SACR, AMWO (young), SNOW, SEOW, CWWI, WPWI
(nests), PIWO, BEVI, HOLA (nests), BANS,
HOWR, WIWR, BRTH, CERW (common), SCTA, BLGR, and SOSP (nests).
This species list for three
south-central Kentucky counties—Barren, Edmonson, and
Warren—is one of very few Kentucky
or Tennessee
efforts to view an avifauna from a perspective larger than a county
but smaller than an entire state; it
deserves
much praise for taking this perspective.
Wilson, G. 1969. Additions to "Birds of South-Central Kentucky." Kentucky Warbler 45 (2): 32–39.
Includes
records in Barren Co., KY, for the following species: BAEA, OSPR, PEFA, SORA,
AMGP,
YBCU (late—26 Oct), CWWI (late—17 Aug), PUMA, BRTH,
SWTH (late—27 Oct), AMPI (2 records), EVGR, HESP,
WTSP (early—10 Sep), SOSP, LALO (2 records). The
VIRA
record derives from Metcalfe Co. (Starr 1967).
Wiswall, H. 1946. Wild Turkeys on the Cumberland Plateau. Migrant 17 (4): 68.
Notes
finding 5 nests of WITU in Van Buren Co. a few miles south of Spencer and just
west of Fall Creek
Falls S. P. during early summer 1906; more
WITU found during visit to same area in 1930.
Witt, T. J. 1993a. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Spring 1993]. Migrant 64 (3): 65–67.
Records of YCNH (2 records), AMWI (late—8 May), RUDU, BAEA, SSHA
(3 records), COHA, RSHA nests
(2 records), MERL, RUGR, SACR (many records),
HOLA, TRSW, CLSW, BTNW, PIWA, CERW, RBGR,
DICK, FOSP (late—8 May), BOBO, OROR, PUFI, and PISI in Putnam
Co.; OSPR, COHA, UPSA, BARN,
WPWI (29 May), NOPA, YTWA, WPWA, GRSP, RUBL, and BAOR in Warren Co.
Witt, T. J. 1993b. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Summer 1993]. Migrant 64 (4): 85–87.
Records of AMWO in Clay Co.; GOEA (nest) in Jackson Co.;
HOME, BWWA, CERW, BAOR in Putnam
Co.; and BARN, BLGR, and OROR in Warren Co.
Witt, T. J. 1994a. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Fall 1993]. Migrant 65 (1): 23–24.
Records of EVGR (30) in Clay Co.; CAWA in DeKalb Co.; DCCO and
PRAW in Jackson Co.; BARN (y) in
Overton Co.; SNEG, LBHE, YCNH, REDH, BWHA (200
migrants), PISI, and EVGR in Putnam Co.; and SACR
(2 records), BARN, CONI, and GCFL
(late—26 Oct) in Warren Co.
Witt, T. J. 1994b. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Winter 1993–1994]. Migrant 65 (2): 41–42.
Records of GOEA in Jackson Co.; SACR, RBNU, and PUFI in Putnam Co.; and BARN in Warren Co.
Witt, T. J. 1994c. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Spring 1994]. Migrant 65 (3): 52–53.
Records of GRSP and SOSP in Clay Co.; SOSP in DeKalb Co.; HOGR
and CLSW in DeKalb Co.; BEWR,
GRSP, SOSP, and DICK in Macon Co.; DCCO, RUGR,
SACR (several records), HOME, WESA, WRSA,
AMWO (nest), BBCU, OSFL, BHVI, WAVI,
REVI, TRSW (nests), WTSP,
and INBU in Putnam Co.; OSPR in
Smith Co.; and BARN, BHVI, and VESP (19 Mar) in Warren
Co.
Witt, T. J. 1994d. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Summer 1994]. Migrant 65 (4): 63–64.
Records of COHA in Jackson Co.; LEBI, YCNH, HOME, LESA, TRSW, and
WTSP in Putnam Co.; GREG
in White Co.
Witt, T. J. 1995a. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Fall 1994]. Migrant 66 (1): 22–23.
Records of COLO, HOGR, OSPR (late—19 Nov), BAEA, COHA, SPSA,
and REPH in DeKalb Co.;
MERL in Jackson Co.; GREG, YCNH, SNGO, SACR
(2 records), SESA, WESA, BLTE, SEWR, BWWA,
CMWA, BTNW, and WIWA in Putnam Co.;
and YCNH, SACR, AMAV,
GRYE, and HESP in Warren Co.
Witt, T. J. 1995b. Highland Rim and Basin Region [Winter 1994–1995]. Migrant 66 (2): 41–42.
Records of YBLO (see also Knight 1996c; Stedman
1999) and HOGR in Clay Co.; HOGR in DeKalb Co.;
SACR and HOWR in Putnam Co.; HOLA, HOWR, BRTH,
WPWA, VESP (29 Dec), and SASP in Warren Co.; and
WPWA in White Co.
Yandell, B. 2008. 12th Report of the
Kentucky Bird Records Committee. Kentucky Warbler 84 (3):
73–77.
Includes approved records of CCSP in Barren Co.; PABU in Cumberland Co.; and BRAN and RNGR in Pulaski Co.
Yandell, B. 2009. 13th Report of the Kentucky Bird Records Committee. Kentucky Warbler 85 (4): 99–103.
A report of a Kirtland's Warbler in Russell County 21 September 2003 was not accepted by the committee.
Yunker, E. 1938. Notes from Pickett State Forest. Kentucky Warbler 14 (4): 44–45.
Mentions
general results of 14–20 June 1937 foray in Picket State Forest by TOS/KOS
members; mentions
brood of four young HOLA in Clinton
Co. See also Ganier 1937.
Ziolkowski,
D. J., Jr., K. L. Pardieck, and J. R. Sauer. 2010. The 2003–2008 Summary of the North American
Breeding Bird Survey. Bird Populations 10: 90–109.
Summarizes results for six years when many more bird populations
in North America displayed increasing trends than
decreasing trends.
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