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Efficacy of non-lead ammunition distribution programs to offset fatalities of golden eagles in southeast WyomingV.A. SlabeR.H. CrandallT.E. KatznerA.E. DuerrT.A. MillerJournal of Wildlife Management. 88(8): e22647.2024Golden EaglesPopulation trends and demography of the Wood Turtle (Glyptemys insculpta) and Woodland Box Turtle (Terrapene carolina carolina) over six decades at the Powdermill Nature Reserve, PennsylvaniaR.B. BuryD.F. HughesG.W. BuryT.A. MillerW.E. MeshakaAnnals of Carnegie Museum. 90(2): 97–118.2024Wood Turtles,Woodland Box TurtlesConservation letter: Raptor collisions in built environmentsH.E. BullockC.T. PanterT.A. MillerJournal of Raptor Research. 58(3): 1-11.2024Abundance of Long-billed Curlews on military lands in the Columbia BasinS.A. PoesselE. Elliott-SmithS. MurphyS. HaigA.E. DuerrT.E. KatznerAvian Conservation and Ecology. 19: art14.2024Long-billed CurlewsKey breeding habitats of threatened golden eagles across Eastern Canada identified using a multi-level, multi-scale habitat selection approachL.D. MaynardJ. LemaîtreJ.F. TherrienT.A. MillerT.E. KatznerS. SomershoeJ. CooperR. SargentN. LecomteLandscape Ecology. 39: 91.2024Golden Eagles,HabitatPredicting the spatial distribution of wintering golden eagles to inform full annual cycle conservation in western North AmericaZ. WallaceB. BedrosianJ. DunkD.W. LaPlanteB. WoodbridgeB.W. SmithJ.L. BrownT. LickfettK. GuraD. BittnerR.H. CrandallR. DomenechT.E. KatznerK. KritzS. LewisM.J. LockhartT.A. MillerK. QuintA. SheadingS.J. SlaterD.W. StahleckerPLoS ONE. 19(1): e0297345.2024Golden Eagles,Winter BehaviorWinter Distribution of Golden Eagles in the Eastern USAT.A. MillerM.J. LanzoneM.A. BrahamA.E. DuerrJ. CooperS. SomershoeD. HanniE.C. SoehrenC. ThreadgillM. MaddoxJ. StoberC. KellyT. SaloA. BerryM. MartellS. MehusB. DirksR. SargentT.E. KatznerJournal of Raptor Research. 57: 522–532.2023Golden Eagles,Distribution,Winter BehaviorVariation in flight characteristics associated with entry by eagles into rotor-swept zones of wind turbinesB.W. RolekM.A. BrahamT.A. MillerA.E. DuerrT.E. KatznerC.J.W. McClureIbis. 166(1): 308-314.2023Golden Eagles,Bald Eagles,Renewable Energy,Wind EnergyEffectiveness of an artificial intelligence-based system to curtail wind turbines to reduce eagle collisionsA.E. DuerrA.E. ParsonsL.R. NagyM.J. KuehnP.H. BloomPLOS ONE. 18(1): e0278754.2023Golden Eagles,Renewable Energy,Wind Energy,Artificial IntelligenceVariation in flight characteristics associated with entry by eagles into rotor-swept zones of wind turbinesRolek, B. W., M. A. Braham, T. A. Miller, A. E. Duerr, T. E. Katzner, and C. J. W. McClureIbis. 166: 308–314.2024Golden Eagles,Bald Eagles,Renewable Energy,Wind EnergyA review of supervised learning methods for classifying animal behavioural states from environmental featuresS. BergenM.M. HusoA.E. DuerrM.A. BrahamS.J. SchmueckerT.A. MillerT.E. KatznerMethods in Ecology and Evolution. 14(1): 189-202.2022Bald Eagles,Renewable Energy,Wind Energy,Artificial IntelligenceOpen-source intelligence for conservation biologyT.E. KatznerE.C. ThomasonK. HuhmannT.J. ConklingC. ConcepcionV.A. SlabeS.A. PoesselConservation Biology. e13988.2022Open-source intelligence (OSINT)Interannual consistency of migration phenology is season- and breeding region-specific in North American Golden EaglesL.D. MaynardJ.F. TherrienJ. LemaîtreT. BoomsT.A. MillerT.E. KatznerOrnithology. 139(4): ukac029.2022Golden Eagles,MigrationA flexible movement model for partially migrating speciesE. EisenhauerE. HanksM. BeckmanR.K. MurphyT.A. MillerT.E. KatznerSpatial Statistics. 50: 100637.2022MigrationAn Instrumented Golden Eagle's (Aquila chrysaetos) Long-Distance Flight BehaviorM. GarstangS. GrecoG.D. EmmittT.A. MillerM.J. LanzoneAnimals. 12(11): 1470.2022Golden Eagles,Movement EcologyFlight characteristics forecast entry by eagles into rotor-swept zones of wind turbinesB.W. RolekM.A. BrahamT.A. MillerA.E. DuerrT.E. KatznerJ.D. McCabeL. DunnC.J.W. McClureIbis. 164(4): 968-980.2022Bald Eagles,Golden Eagles,Renewable Energy,Wind EnergyExploring golden eagle habitat preference using lidar-based canopy bulk densityT.A. WarnerT.A. MillerI. La PumaL.A. NolanN.S. SkowronskiA.E. MaxwellRemote Sensing Letters. 13(6): 556-567.2022Golden Eagles,HabitatVulnerability of avian populations to renewable energy productionT.J. ConklingH.B. Vander ZandenT.D. AllisonJ.E. DiffendorferT.V. DietschA.E. DuerrA. FesnockR.R. HernandezS.R. LossD.M. NelsonP.M. SanzenbacherJ.L. YeeT.E. KatznerRoyal Society Open Science. 9(3): 211558.2022Renewable Energy,Wind Energy,Solar EnergyDemographic implications of lead poisoning for eagles across North AmericaV.A. SlabeJ.T. AndersonB.A. MillsapJ.L. CooperA.R. HarmataM. RestaniR.H. CrandallB. BodensteinP.H. BloomT. BoomsJ. BuchweitzR. CulverK. DickersonR. DomenechE. Dominguez-VillegasD. DriscollB.W. SmithM.J. LockhartD. McRuerT.A. MillerP.A. OritzK. RogersM. SchwarzN. TurleyB. WoodbridgeM.A. FinkelsteinC.A. TrianaC.R. DesorboT.E. KatznerScience. 375(6582): 779-782.2022Golden Eagles,Bald Eagles,Lead in WildlifeAccess the full paper for free here.Classifying behavior from short-interval bio-logging data: an example with GPS tracking of birdsS. BergenM.M. HusoA.E. DuerrM.A. BrahamT.E. KatznerS. SchmueckerT.A. MillerMethods in Ecology and Evolution.2022Movement EcologyStochastic agent-based model for predicting turbine-scale raptor movements during updraft-subsidized directional flightR. SandhuC. TrippE. QuonR. ThedinM. LawsonD. BrandesC. FarmerT.A. MillerC. DraxlP. DoubrawaL. WilliamsA.E. DuerrM.A. BrahamT.E. KatznerEcological Modeling. 466.2022RaptorsAge-specific survival rates, causes of death, and allowable take of golden eagles in the western United StatesB.A. MillsapG.S. ZimmermanW.L. KendallJ.G. BarnesM.A. BrahamB.E. BedrosianD.A. BellP.H. BloomR.H. CrandallR. DomenechD. DriscollA.E. DuerrR. GerhardtS.E.J. GibbsA.R. HarmataK. JacobsonT.E. KatznerR.N. KnightJ.M. LockhartC. McIntyreR.K. MurphyS.J. SlaterB.W. SmithJ.P. SmithD.W. StahleckerJ.W. WatsonEcological Applications.2022Golden Eagles,Population,SurvivalInfluence of Anthropogenic Subsidies on Movements of Common RavensA.E. DuerrP.H. BloomK. RossT.A. MillerM.A. BrahamA.L. FesnockT.E. KatznerHuman-Wildlife Interactions.2021Common Ravens,Movement EcologyResource selection functions based on hierarchical generalized additive models provide new insights into individual animal variation and species distributionsJ.D. McCabeJ.D. ClareT.A. MillerT.E. KatznerJ. CooperS. SomershoeD. HanniC. KellyR. SargentE. SoehrenC. ThreadgillM. MaddoxJ. StoberM. MartellT. SaloA. BerryM.J. LanzoneM.A. BrahamC.J.W. McClureEcography. 44: 1756-1768.2021Golden Eagles,HabitatSeasonal and Age-Related Variation in Daily Travel Distances of California CondorsJ.C. HallI. HongS.A. PoesselM.A. BrahamJ. BrandtJ. BurnettT.E. KatznerJournal of Raptor Research. 55(3): 388–398.2021California Condors,Movement Ecology,Summer BehaviorRed-footed falcon Falco vespertinusEd. U. MelloneT.E. KatznerE. BraginT.A. MillerIn Migration strategies of birds of prey in the Western Palearctic. CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, USA.2021Red-footed Falcons,MigrationEagles enter rotor-swept zones of wind turbines at rates that vary per turbineC.J.W. McClureB.W. RolekM.A. BrahamT.A. MillerA.E. DuerrJ.D. McCabeL. DunnT.E. KatznerEcology and Evolution. 11: 11267-11274.2021Bald Eagles,Golden Eagles,Renewable Energy,Wind EnergyLinking behavioral states to landscape features for improved conservation managementM. SurB. WoodbridgeT.C. EsqueJ.R. BelthoffP.H. BloomR.N. FisherK. LongshoreK.E. NussearJ.A. TraceyM.A. BrahamT.E. KatznerEcology and Evolution. 11(12): 7905–7916.2021Golden Eagles,Habitat,Movement EcologyTurbulence explains the accelerations of an eagle in natural flightK.M. Laurent B. FoggT. GinsburgC. HalversonM.J. LanzoneT.A. MillerD.W. WinklerG.P. BewleyProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 118(23): 1-6.2021Golden Eagles,Wind EnergyConservation Letter: Lead Poisoning of RaptorsJ.C. GarvinV.A. SlabeS.F. Cuadros DÃazJournal of Raptor Research. 54(4): 473-479.2020Raptors,Lead in WildlifeEcological insights from three decades of animal movement tracking across a changing ArcticS.C. DavidsonG. BohrerT.A. Miller(140 other authors)Science. 370(6517): 712-715.2020Illegal killing of nongame wildlife and recreational shooting in conservation areasT.E. KatznerJ.D. CarlisleS.A. PoesselE.C. ThomasonB.P. PauliD.S. PilliodJ.R. BelthoffJ.A. HeathK.J. ParkerK.S. WarnerH.M. HayesM.C. AbergP. OrtizS.M. AmdorS.E. AlsupS.E. CoatesT.A. MillerZ.K. DuranConservation Science and Practice. 2(11).2020Upland Sandpiper,Raptors,Rattlesnakes,Conservation,ShootingGolden Eagle (Aquila chrysaetos), version 2.0Ed. S.M. BillermanT.E. KatznerM.N. KochertK. SteenhofC.L. McIntyreE.H. CraigT.A. MillerIn Birds of the World. Cornell Lab of Ornithology.2020Golden Eagles,Species AccountUse of Upland and Riparian Areas by Wintering Bald Eagles and Implications for Wind EnergyS.J. SchmueckerD.A. BeckerM.J. LanzoneB. FoggS.P. RomanoT.E. KatznerT.A. MillerJournal of Wildlife Management. 84(8): 1578-1589.2020Bald Eagles,Renewable Energy,Wind Energy,Habitat,Winter BehaviorAssessing population-level consequences of anthropogenic stressors for terrestrial wildlifeT.E. KatznerM.A. BrahamT.J. ConklingJ.E. DiffendorferA.E. DuerrS.R. LossD.M. NelsonH.B. Vander ZandenJ.L. YeeEcosphere 11(3): e03046.2020Golden Eagles,PopulationSpatial and temporal patterns in age structure of Golden Eagles (Aquila chrysatoes) wintering in eastern North AmericaM. KenneyJ. BelthoffM. CarlingT.A. MillerT.E. KatznerJournal of Field Ornithology. 91: 92-101.2020Golden Eagles,Winter BehaviorFeeding ecology drives lead exposure of facultative and obligate avian scavengers in eastern North AmericaV.A. SlabeJ.T. AndersonJ. CooperT.A. MillerB. BrownA. WronaP. OrtizJ. BuchweitzD. McRuerE. Dominguez-VillegasS. BehmkeT.E. KatznerEnvironmental Toxicology and Chemistry. 4(39): 882-892.2020American Crows,Bald Eagles,Golden Eagles,Red-shouldered Hawks,Red-tailed Hawks,Black Vultures,Turkey Vultures,Lead in WildlifeWind energy: An ecological challengeT.E. KatznerD.M. NelsonJ.E. DiffendorferA.E. DuerrC.J. CaitlinD. LeslieH.B. Vander ZandenJ.L. YeeM. SurM.M.P. HusoM.A. BrahamM.L. MorrisonS.R. LossS.A. PoesselT.J. ConklingT.A. MillerScience. 366(6470): 1206-1207.2019Renewable Energy,Wind EnergyLead exposure of red-shouldered hawks during the breeding season in the central Appalachians, USAV.A. SlabeJ.T. AndersonJ. CooperA. WronaP. OrtizJ. BuchweitzD. McRuerT.E. KatznerBulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology. 130(6): 783-788.2019Red-shouldered Hawks,Lead in WildlifeCharacteristics of feeding sites of California Condors (Gymnogyps californianus) in the human-dominated landscape of southern CaliforniaJ.C. HallM.A. BrahamL.A. NolanJ. ConleyJ. BrandtL. MendenhallM.J. LanzoneA. McGannT.E. KatznerThe Wilson Journal of Ornithology. 131(3): 459-471.2019California Condors,Movement EcologyRelevance of individual and environmental drivers of movement of Golden EaglesM. SurA.E. DuerrD.A. BellR.N. FisherJ.A. TraceyP.H. BloomT.A. MillerT.E. KatznerIbis. 162(2): 381-399.2019Golden Eagles,Movement EcologyRoost- and perch-site selection by Golden Eagles (Aquila chrysaetos) in eastern North AmericaA.E. DuerrM.A. BrahamT.A. MillerJ.L. CooperJ.T. AndersonT.E. KatznerWilson Journal of Ornitholgy. 313: 310-328.2019Golden Eagles,HabitatTopographic drivers of flight altitude over large spatial and temporal scalesA.E. DuerrT.A. MillerL. DunnD.A. BellP.H. BloomR.N. FisherJ.A. TraceyT.E. KatznerThe Auk. 136(2): 1-11.2019Golden Eagles,Movement EcologyImplications for bird aircraft strike hazard by bald eaglesT.A. MillerJ. CooperA.E. DuerrM.A. BrahamJ.T. AndersonT.E. KatznerJournal of Wildlife Management. 83(4): 879-892.2019Bald Eagles,Bird Aircraft Strike Hazard,Post-fledging Behavior,DispersalAn improved mechanical owl for efficient capture of nesting raptorsM.K. JensenS.D. HamburgC.T. RotaD.F. BrinkerD.L. ColeM.A. ManskeV.A. SlabeM.J. StuberA.B. WelshT.E. KatznerJournal of Raptor Research. 53(1): 14-25.2019Northern GoshawksCauses of mortality and estimation of adult and pre-adult golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) survival in south-central MontanaR.H. CrandallD.J. CraigheadB. BedrosianV.A. SlabeJournal of Raptor Research. 53(1): 38-45.2019Golden Eagles,Survival,Causes of MortalityLead in piscivorous raptors during breeding season in the Chesapeake Bay region of Maryland and Virginia, USAV.A. SlabeJ.T. AndersonJ. CooperB. BrownP. OrtizJ. BuchweitzD. McRuerT.E. KatznerEnvironmental Toxicology and Chemsitry. 38(4): 862-871.2019Ospreys,Bald Eagles,Lead in WildlifeUnderstanding movements of bald eagles and implications for bald eagle aircraft strikes at Marine Corps Base QuanitcoT.A. MillerA.E. DuerrM.A. BrahamJ.T. AndersonT.E. KatznerPrepared for Marine Corps Base Quantico. 39 pp.2019Bald Eagles,Bird Aircraft Strike HazardState-space modelling of the three-dimensional behavior of a soaring bird provides new insights to migratory flightE. PirottaT.E. KatznerT.A. MillerA.E. DuerrM.A. BrahamL. NewFunctional Ecology. 32(9): 2205-2215.2018Golden Eagles,MigrationFlight response to spatial and temporal correlates informs risk from wind turbines to the California CondorS.A. PoesselJ. BrandtL. MendenhallM.A. BrahamM.J. LanzoneA. McGannT.E. KatznerThe Condor.2018California Condors,Wind Energy,Renewable EnergyThe use of lead isotope analysis to identify potential sources of lead toxicosis in a juvenile bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) with numerous ventricular foreign bodiesD. Franzen-KleinD. McRuerV.A. SlabeT.E. KatznerJournal of Avian Medicine and Surgery. 32(1): 34-39.2018Bald Eagles,Lead in WildlifeImproving estimation of flight altitude in wildlife telemetry studiesS.A. PoesselA.E. DuerrJ.C. HallM.A. BrahamT.E. KatznerJournal of Applied Ecology. 55(4): 2064-2070.2018Movement EcologyWinter irruptive Snowy Owls (Bubo scandiacus) in North America are not starvingT. CurkT. McDonaldD. ZazelenchukS. WeidensaulD. BrinkerS. HuyN. SmithT.A. MillerA. RobillardG. GauthierN. LecomteJ.F. TherrienCanadian Journal of Zoology. 96(9): 553-558.2018Snowy Owls,Winter BehaviorOrigins of lead in populations of raptorsT.E. KatznerM.J. StuberV.A. SlabeJ.T. AndersonJ.L. CooperL.L. RheaB.A. Millsap.Animal Conservation. 21(3): 232-240.2017Bald Eagles,Golden Eagles,Ospreys,Ferruginous Hawks,Lead in WildlifeSummer and winter space use and home range characteristics of Golden Eagles (Aquila chrysaetos) in eastern North AmericaT.A. MillerR.P. BrooksM.J. LanzoneD. BrandesJ. CooperK. O'MalleyJ. WilhelmA.E. DuerrT.E. KatznerThe Condor. 119(4): 697-719.2017Golden Eagles,Winter Behavior,Summer BehaviorMeteorological determinants of flight response of an obligate-soaring bird, the California condor (Gymnogyps californianus)S.A. PoesselJ. BrandtT.A. MillerT.E. KatznerIbis. 160(1): 36-53.2017California Condors,Movement EcologyPatterns of spatial distribution of Golden Eagles across North America: how do they fit into existing landscape-scale mapping systems?J.L. BrownB. BedrosianD.A. BellM.A. BrahamJ. CooperR.H. CrandallJ. DiDonatoR. DomenechA.E. DuerrT.E. KatznerM.J. LanzoneD.W. LaPlanteC.L. McIntyreT.A. MillerR.K. MurphyJ.P. SmithB.W. SmithJ.W. WatsonB. WoodbridgeJournal of Raptor Research. 51(3): 197-215.2017Golden Eagles,DistributionGuidelines for evaluation and treatment of lead poisoning of wild raptorsJ. FallonP. RedigT.A. MillerM.J. LanzoneT.E. KatznerWildlife Society Bulletin. 41(2): 205-211.2017Raptors,Lead in WildlifeSublethal lead exposure alters movement behavior in free-ranging Golden EaglesF. EckeN. SinghJ. ArnemoA.BignertB. HelanderÃ…. BerglundH. BorgC.BrojerK. HolmM.J. LanzoneT.A. MillerÃ….NordströmJ.RaikkonenI. RodushkinE. Ã…grenB. HörnfeldtEnvironmental Science & Technology. 51(10): 5729-5736.2017Golden Eagles,Lead in WildlifeCounterintuitive roles of experience and weather on migratory performanceA. RusA.E. DuerrT.A. MillerJ. BelthoffT.E. KatznerThe Auk. 134: 485-497.2017Golden Eagles,MigrationWinter use of a highly diverse suite of habitats by irruptive Snowy OwlsJ.F. TherrienS. WeidensaulD. BrinkerS. HuyT. McDonaldM.J. LanzoneT.A. MillerA. McGannD. WeberD. CrocketG. JacobsF. NicolettiN. MackentleyC. NeriM. ShieldcastleN. LecomteNortheast Naturalist. 24(sp7): B81-B89.2017Snowy Owls,Winter Behavior,HabitatPopulation Dynamics and Survival Rates of American Oystercatchers (Haematopus palliatus) in Virginia, USAA.L. WilkeR. BoettcherA.E. DuerrP. DenmonB.R. TruittK. HolcombB.D. WattsWaterbirds. 40(sp1): 55-71.2017American Oystercatchers,Population,SurvivalUse of noninvasive genetics to assess nest and space use by white-tailed eaglesZ. BulutE.A. BraginJ.A. DeWoodyM.A. BrahamT.E. KatznerJ.M. DoyleJournal of Raptor Research. 50(4): 351-362.2016White-tailed Eagles,GeneticsGolden eagle fatalities demonstrate continental-scale consequences of local-scale renewable energy generationT.E. KatznerD.M. NelsonM.A. BrahamJ.M. DoyleA.E. DuerrP.H. BloomT.A. MillerJ.A. DeWoodyConservation Biology. 31(2): 406-415.2016Golden Eagles,Stable Isotopes,Wind Energy,Renewable EnergyAge- and season-specific variation in local and long-distance movement behavior of golden eaglesS.A. PoesselP.H. BloomM.A. BrahamT.E. KatznerEuropean Journal of Wildlife Research. 62: 377-393.2016Golden Eagles,Movement EcologyUnusual clockwise loop migration lengthens travel distances and increases potential risks for a central Asian, long distance, trans-equatorial migrant, the Red-footed Falcon Falco vespertinusT.E. KatznerE.A. BraginA.E. BraginM. McGradyT.A. MillerK.L. BildsteinBird Study. 63(3): 406-412.2016Red-footed Falcons,Migration,Movement EcologyWind energy development: methods for pre-construction risk assessment for birds and batsT.E. KatznerV.J. BennetT.A. MillerA.E. DuerrM.A. BrahamA. Hale.Human-Wildlife Interactions. 10(1): 42-52.2016Wind Energy,Renewable EnergyGregarious winter roosting and early morning perching behavior of American Kestrels (Falco sparverius) in the Imperial Valley, CAT.A. MillerM.J. LanzoneJournal of Raptor Research. 49(4): 526-528.2015American Kestrels,Winter BehaviorLimitations and mechanisms influencing migratory performance of soaring birdsT.A. MillerR.P. BrooksM.J. LanzoneD. BrandesJ. CooperK. O'MalleyC. MaisonneuveJ.A. TremblayJ. WilhelmA.E. DuerrT.E. KatznerIbis. 158(1): 116-134.2015Golden Eagles,MigrationUse of multiple modes of flight subsidy by a soaring terrestrial bird, the golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos), when on migrationT.E. KatznerP. TurkA.E. DuerrT.A. MillerM.J. LanzoneJ. CooperD. BrandesJ. TremblayJ. LemaitreJournal of the Royal Society Interface. 12(112).2015Golden Eagles,MigrationStable hydrogen isotopes identify leapfrog migration, degree of connectivity and summer distribution of Golden Eagles in eastern North AmericaD.M. NelsonM.A. BrahamT.A. MillerA.E. DuerrJ. CooperM.J. LanzoneT.E. KatznerThe Condor. 117(3): 414-429.2015Golden Eagles,Stable Isotopes,Migration,Distribution,Migratory Connectivity,Summer BehaviorHome in the heat: dramatic seasonal variation in home range of desert golden eagles informs management for renewable energy developmentM.A. BrahamT.A. MillerA.E. DuerrM.J. LanzoneA. FesnockL. LaPreD. DriscollT.E. KatznerBiological Conservation. 186: 225-232.2015Golden Eagles,Renewable Energy,Habitat,Summer BehaviorLandscape-scale distribution and density of raptor populations wintering in anthropogenic-dominated desert landscapesA.E. DuerrT.A. MillerK.C. DuerrM.J. LanzoneA. FesnockT.E. KatznerBiodiversity and Conservation. 24(10): 2365-2381.2015Raptors,Golden Eagles,Renewable EnergyChronic lead exposure is epidemic in obligate scavenger populations in eastern North AmericaS. BehmkeJ. FallonA.E. DuerrA. LehnerJ. BuchweitzT.E. KatznerEnvironment International. 79: 51-55.2015Black Vultures,Turkey Vultures,Lead in WildlifeModelling autumn migration of a rare soaring raptor identifies new movement corridors in central AppalachiaA.J. DennhardtA.E. DuerrD. BrandesT.E. KatznerEcological Modeling. 303: 19-29.2015Golden Eagles,Migration,Movement EcologyA most dangerous game: death and injury to birds from porcupine quillsT.E. KatznerT.A. MillerJ. RodgrigueS. ShafferWilson Journal of Ornithology. 127: 102-108.2015Golden Eagles,North American Porcupines,Causes of Mortality,PredationIntegrating citizen-science data with movement models to estimate the size of a migratory golden eagle populationA.J. DennhardtA.E. DuerrD. BrandesT.E. KatznerBiological Conservation. 184: 68-78.2015Golden Eagles,Population,Open-source intelligence (OSINT)Flight response of slope-soaring birds to seasonal variation in thermal generationA.E. DuerrT.A. MillerM.J. LanzoneD. BrandesJ. CooperK. O'MalleyC. MaisonneuveJ.A. TremblayT.E. KatznerFunctional Ecology. 29: 779-790.2015Golden Eagles,MigrationAssessing risk to birds from industrial wind energy development via paired resource selection modelsT.A. MillerR.P. BrooksM.J. LanzoneD. BrandesJ. CooperK. O'MalleyC. MaisonneuveJ.A. TremblayA.E. DuerrT.K. KatznerConservation Biology. 28(3): 745-755.2014Golden Eagles,Renewable Energy,Wind EnergyTopography drives migratory flight altitude of golden eagles: implications for on-shore wind energy developmentT.E. KatznerD. BrandesT.A. MillerM.J. LanzoneC. MaisonneuveJ.A. TremblayR. MulvihillG. MerovichJournal of Applied Ecology. 49(5): 1178-1186.2012Golden Eagles,MigrationFlight responses by a migratory soaring raptor to changing meteorological conditionsM.J. LanzoneT.A. MillerP. TurkC. HalversonC. MaisonneuveJ.A. TremblayJ. CooperK. O'MalleyR.P. BrooksT.E. KatznerBiology Letters. 8(5): 710-713.2012Golden Eagles,MigrationTesting an emerging paradigm in migration ecology shows surprising differences in efficiency between flight modesA.E. DuerrT.A. MillerM.J. LanzoneD. BrandesJ. CooperK. O'MalleyC. MaisonneuveJ.A. TremblayT.E. KatznerPLoS ONE. 7(4): e35548.2012Golden Eagles,MigrationStatus, biology and conservation priorities for North America's eastern Golden Eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) populationT.E. KatznerB.W. SmithT.A. MillerD. BrandesJ. CooperM.J. LanzoneD. BrauningC. FarmerS. HardingD. KramarC. KoppieC. MaisonneuveM. MartellE.K. MojicaC. ToddJ.A. TremblayM. WheelerD.F. BrinkerT.E. ChubbsR. GublerK. O'MalleyS. MehusB. PorterR.P. BrooksB.D. WattsK.L. BildsteinThe Auk. 129(1): 168-176.2012Golden Eagles,PopulationEstimating updraft velocity components over large spatial scales: contrasting migration strategies of golden eagles and turkey vulturesG. BohrerD. BrandesJ.T. MandelK.L. BildsteinT.A. MillerM.J. LanzoneT.E. KatznerC. MaisonneuveJ.A. TremblayEcology Letters. 15(2): 96-103.2011Golden Eagles,Turkey Vultures,MigrationMigratory movements of waterfowl in Central Asia and H5N1 emergence: sporadic transmission of disease from east to westS.A. IversonA. GavrilovT.E. KatznerJ.Y. TakekawaT.A. MillerW. HagemeijerT. MunfkurB. SivananinthaperumalC.C. DeMattosL.S. AhmedS.H. NewmanIbis. 153(2): 279-292.2011Waterfowl,MigrationEmerging issues: Conservation challenges: Wind power mortality.Ed. S.K. MajumdarD. BrandesT.A. MillerT.E. KatznerIn Avian Ecology and Conservation: A Pennsylvania Focus with National Implications. Pennsylvania Academy of Science.2010Golden Eagles,Renewable Energy,Wind EnergyGolden Eagle Migration and winter behavior in PennsylvaniaEd. S.K. MajumdarT.A. MillerD. BrandesM.J. LanzoneD. OmbalskiC. MaisonneuveT.E. KatznerIn Avian Ecology and Conservation: A Pennsylvania Focus with National Implications. Pennsylvania Academy of Science.2010Golden Eagles,Migration,Winter Behavior
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