Meadowlark, A Journal of Illinois Birds
Meadowlark is the quarterly magazine of the Illinois Ornithological Society. The journal includes field notes, seasonal highlights, technical papers on avian studies in the Illinois and Midwestern area, photos, original drawings, and joy-of-birding essays. The success of the journal for the past ten years is due to the excellent work by our editor and her staff, and even more importantly to those who have contributed material in so many ways. Thanks for all the articles and reports written, photos taken, illustrations drawn, etc. We need your help to continue this fine work! Be sure to contact chief editor Sheryl DeVore for details on how to contribute to the Meadowlark. The Meadowlark is available through subscription or can be purchased at select Wild Birds Unlimited stores. Back issues of the Meadowlark are also available for purchase. See the IOS Publications & Meadowlark Archives page for details.
Table of Contents for Volume 19, Number 1 - 2010
of Meadowlark, A Journal of Illinois Birds
ISSN 1065-2043
Articles
- Swainson's Warbler survey in southern Illinois
suggests potential breeding
- Matt McKim-Louder and Jeffrey Hoover - First documented nesting record for Anhinga in Illinois
- Matt McKim-Louder - Continued nesting of Mississippi Kite in Winnebago County
- Dan Williams -
Photo Essay:
First successful nesting of American White Pelican in Illinois
- Engelke and Steve Patterson - Caspian Tern nests for first time in Illinois
- Steven D. Bailey - Northern Rough-winged Swalllow builds nest
on garage air-conditioned ducts
- Marilyn Campbell - Field Notes: The 2009 breeding season
- Steven D. Bailey
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Seasonal Report Information
Breeding Season Field Notes (June 1 through July 31) Due by August 7
- Compiler:
- Steven D. Bailey
- 967 Braeburn Road
- Mundelein, IL 60060
- e-mail: Steven D. Bailey
- Field Notes Preference Type: Electronic, but will accept
written/hard copy.
Winter Field Notes (December 1 through February 28) Due by March 7
- Compiler:
- Kelly McKay
- 420 First Avenue P.O. Box 452
- Hampton, IL 61256-0452
- e-mail: Kelly McKay
- Field Notes Preference Type: Electronic with written/hard copy.
Fall Field Notes (August 1 through November 30) Due by December 7
- Compiler:
- Douglas Stotz, Conservation Ecologist/Ornithologist
- Environmental and Conservation Programs
- Field Museum of Natural History
- 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive
- Chicago, IL 60605
- e-mail: Doug Stotz
- Field Notes Preference Type: Electronic, but will accept
written/hard copy.
Spring Field Notes (March 1 through May 31) Due by June 7
- Compiler:
- Geoffrey Williamson
- 4046 N. Clark Street
- Chicago, IL 60613
- e-mail: Geoffrey Williamson
- Field Notes Preference Type: Electronic, but will accept
written/hard copy.