PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS
UNPUBLISHED REPORTS
POPULAR ARTICLES
PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS
Latif, Q., Grenier, J. L., Heath, S. K., Ballard, G., and Hauber, M. E. 2006.
First evidence of conspecific brood parasitism and egg ejection in Song
Sparrows, with comments on methods sufficient to document these
behaviors. Condor 108(2):452-458.
McCreedy, C. and Heath, S. K. 2004. Atypical Willow Flycatcher nesting sites in a recovering riparian corridor at Mono Lake, California. Western Birds 35(4):197–209.
Richardson, T. W. and Heath, S. K. 2004.
Effects of conifers on aspen-breeding bird communities in the Sierra
Nevada. Transactions of the Western Section of the Wildlife Society
40:686-81.
Heath, S. K. and Ballard, G. 2003. Patterns of Breeding Songbird Diversity and Occurrence in Riparian Habitats of the Eastern Sierra Nevada. in California Riparian Systems: Processes and Floodplain Management, Ecology, and Restoration,
P. M. Faber (Ed.), Riparian Habitat and Floodplains Conference
Proceedings, Riparian Habitat Joint Venture, Sacramento, CA. pp 21 – 34.
Heath, S. K. and Ballard, G. 2003. Bird
species composition, phenology, nesting substrate, and productivity for
the Owens Valley alluvial fan, Eastern Sierra Nevada, California
1998-2002. Great Basin Birds 6(1) 2003, pp. 18–35.
POPULAR ARTICLES
McCreedy, C. and Lisa Cutting. 2009. How to Save Willow Flycathers. Mono Lake Newsletter. Fall. Pp. 6 & 7.
Heath, S. K. 2006. Measuring our restoration successes or shortfalls: why bird monitoring is important. The Rainshadow. Vol. 2, No. 1.
Hite, J. M. M. 2005. 2004 best year for Mono’s gulls in 22-year study. Mono Lake Newsletter. Summer. Pp. 3 & 19.
McCreedy, C. 2005. Willow Flycatchers: Fitzbews on the loose. Mono Lake Newsletter. Summer. P. 7.
Fehring, K. and S. Heath. 2005. Notes and discoveries from the field: Raptor watch. Observer 141. P. X.
Degenhardt, A. and S. K. Heath. 2004. Scientific research in the Mono Basin: news from the Mono Basin Field Station and beyond. Mono Lake Newsletter. Fall. P. 10.
Gates, H. R. 2004. Teaching about birds in the Mono Basin and beyond. Observer 137. P. 9.
Gates, H. R. 2003. Eastern Sierra songbird outreach project: songbirds connecting communities. Flightlog 12. P. 4.
Gates, H. R. 2003. Bird migration in the Basin. Mono Lake Newsletter. Spring. Pp. 13 – 14.
Heath, S. K. 2003.
Mono’s tributary streams as songbird habitat: what is the appropriate
measure of restoration’s success? Mono Lake Newsletter. Spring. Pp 12 -
13.
Pitkin, M. 2003. Birders code of ethics: Cowbirds and feeders. Observer: 131. p. 9.
Heath, S. K. 2002. Eastside story: the current era of bird conservation in the Eastern Sierra Nevada. Flightlog 11. Pp 2 -3.
Heath, S. K. 2001. From the field: notes from the Riparian Songbird Conservation Project. Mono Lake Newsletter. Summer. P. 7.
Heath, S. K. 2000. Great Basin Riparian: songbird enhancement east of the Sierra. Observer 121. P. 6.
Heath, S. K. 2000.
Eastern Sierra Riparian Songbird Conservation Project: using songbirds
as a tool to assess the health of Mono Basin riparian systems. Mono
Lake Committee Newsletter. Spring.
