Publications
Smith, R.J. and M.I.
Hatch. In press. Migration and wintering ecology: Stopover
ecology of landbird migrants in Pennsylvania, in Majumdar,
S.K., Master, T.L., Brittingham, M., Ross, R.M., Mulvihill, R. and J. Huffman. Avian Ecology and Conservation: A
Pennsylvania Focus with National Implications.
Pennsylvania Academy of Science.
Smith, R.J., Moore F.R.
and C. May. 2007. Stopover habitat along the shoreline of Lake
Huron, Michigan: Emergent aquatic insects as a food resource for spring
migrating landbirds. Auk 124:107-121.
Moore, F.R.,
Smith, R.J. and R. Sandberg. 2005. Stopover ecology of
intercontinental migrants: solutions to problems and consequences for
reproductive performance. In: Greenberg, R. and P.P. Marra,
(eds.), Birds of Two Worlds: The Ecology and Evolution of Migration.
Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore.
Smith,
R.J. and F. R. Moore. 2005. Fat stores of American Redstarts
(Setophaga ruticilla)
arriving at northerly breeding grounds. The Journal of Avian Biology
36:117-126.
Smith, R. and F.R. Moore. 2004. Arrival timing
and seasonal reproductive performance in a long-distance migratory landbird. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
57:231-239.
Smith,
R., Hamas, M., Dallman, M. and D. Ewert.
2004. Spatial foraging differences in American Redstarts along the
shoreline of northern Lake Huron. Wilson Bulletin 116:48-55.
Smith,
R.J. and F.R. Moore. 2003. Arrival fat and reproductive performance
in a long-distance passerine migrant. Oecologia
134:325-331.
Kelly, J. F.,
Smith, R. J., Finch, D., Moore, F. R., and Yong, W. 1999. Influence
of summer biogeography on wood warbler stopover abundance. Condor
101:76-85.
Smith, R. J., Hamas, M. J, Dallman, M. J.
and Ewert, D. N. 1998. Spatial variation
in foraging of the Black-throated Green Warbler along the shoreline of northern
Lake Huron. Condor 100:474-484.
Smith, R. J. and M. J. Dallman.
1996. Forest gap use by breeding Black-throated Green Warblers.
Wilson Bulletin 108(3):588-591.
Dallman, M. J. and R. J. Smith.
1995. Avian predation on Chironomids along the nearshore waters of Lake Huron. Michigan Birds and
Natural History 2(4):201-203.