Common Nighthawk

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PresentationPR05-01Flick. Comparing morning and evening detections of Common Nighthawks on six breeding bird survey routes.

Report03-07 Common Nighthawk project report – 2003

Report03-04 Common Nighthawk project report – 2002

Report02-02 Common Nighthawk project report – 2001

Report00-07 Common Nighthawk project report – 2000

Report99-06 Common Nighthawk project report – 1999

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