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• 2020

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• 2020

  Urban woodpecker nest site characteristics before and after a hurricane disturbance.  URBAN FORESTRY & URBAN GREENING.  50.

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• 2020

  Palm snags are a critical nesting resource for woodpeckers in an urbanized tropical region.  URBAN ECOSYSTEMS.  23:67-78.

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• 2019

  Exotic parrots breeding in urban tree cavities: nesting requirements, geographic distribution, and potential impacts on cavity nesting birds in southeast Florida.  AVIAN RESEARCH.  10.

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• 2018

  Record of an Exceptionally Low Nest of a Red-bellied Woodpecker in Florida.  SOUTHEASTERN NATURALIST.  17.

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• 2018

  Tree selection and foraging height of wintering Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers (Sphyrapicus varius) in an urban environment.  WILSON JOURNAL OF ORNITHOLOGY.  130.

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• 2016

  Canopy gaps do not help establish pioneer species in a South Florida dry forest

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• 2016

  Conserving rare plants in locally-protected urban forest fragments: A case study from Miami-Dade County, Florida.  URBAN FORESTRY & URBAN GREENING.  20:1-11.

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