Our Current Publications Include:
Jacobs, E.A. 1995. American kestrel reproduction and dispersal in central Wisconsin. Journal of Raptor Research 29:135-137.
Jacobs, E.A. 1996. A mechanical owl as a trapping lure for raptors. Journal of Raptor Research 30:31-32.
Taft, S.J., E.A. Jacobs, and R.N. Rosenfield. 1997. Hematozoa of spring and fall migrating Northern Saw-whet Owls Aegolius acadicus in Wisconsin. Journal Heminthol. Soc. 64:296-298.
Trexel, D. R., R. N. Rosenfield, J. Bielfeldt, and E. A. Jacobs. 1999. Comparative nest-site habitats in Sharp-shinned and Coopers' Hawks in Wisconsin. Wilson Bulletin 111:7-14.
Jacobs, J.P., and E.A. Jacobs. 1999. The Red-shouldered hawk in Wisconsin. Passenger Pigeon 61:291-293.
Taft, S.J., C.D. Kerstner, and E.A. Jacobs. 2000. Ectoparasitic Insects from Migrating Saw-whet Owls Aegolius acadicus in Central Wisconsin. Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington.
Proudfoot, G.A., and E.A. Jacobs. 2001. Bow net equipped with radio alarm. Wildlife Society Bulletin 29: 543-545.
Jacobs, J.P., and E.A. Jacobs. 2002. Conservation assessment
for red-shouldered hawk (Buteo lineatus) national forests of north
central states. USDA, Forest Service, Eastern Region.
http://www.fs.fed.us/r9/wildlife/tes/ca-overview/docs/red_shouldered_hawk_ca_1202final.pdf
Jacobs, E.A., and G.A. Proudfoot. 2002. An elevated net
assembly to capture nesting raptors. Journal
of Raptor Research 36(4):320-323.
Coleman, J.L., D.M. Bird and E.A. Jacobs. 2002. Habitat use and productivity of Sharp-shinned hawks nesting in an urban area. Wilson Bulletin 114:467-473.
Jacobs, E.A. 2006. Species account of the Sharp-shinned Hawk in the Atlas of the breeding of birds of Wisconsin. Editors N.J. Cutright, B.R. Harriman, R.W. Howe.
Eschenbauch, J.E., E.A. Jacobs and R.N. Rosenfield. 2009. Nest-box occupancy and reproductive performance of Kestrels in Central Wisconsin. Journal of Raptor Research 43:365-369.
Jacobs,
E.A. and Rothe, J.A. 2011. A Video Surveillance System to Monitor
Nocturnal Mist-net Operations.
Journal
of Raptor Research 45(4):367-369
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