Stuart, P., L. Mirimin, T.F. Cross, D.P. Sleeman, Neil J. Buckley, S. Telfer, R.J. Birtles, P. Kotlík, J.B. Searle. (2007) The origin of Irish bank voles Clethrionomys glareolus assessed by mitochondrial DNA analysis. Irish Naturalist’s Journal. 28(11) 440-446.
Perlut, N. G., A. M. Strong, T. M. Donovan, and Neil J.
Buckley. 2006. Grassland songbirds in a dynamic management landscape: behavioral
responses and management strategies. Ecological Applications. 16(6):
2235-2247.
Troy, A. R., A. M. Strong, S. C. Bosworth, T. M. Donovan, Neil J. Buckley and M. L. Wilson . (2005). Attitudes of dairy farmers regarding adoption of management practices for grassland songbirds. Wildlife Society Bulletin 33(2) 528-538.
Buckley, Neil J. (2005). Not so
happy families. Review of “A
Natural History of Families” by Scott Forbes. Trends in Ecology and Evolution. 20(6): 295.
Buckley, Neil J. and Graeme D. Ruxton. 2003. The resource dispersion hypothesis and the 'future value' of food. Trends in Ecology and Evolution. 18: 379.
Farnsworth, K., D. P. Sleeman and N. J. Buckley 2002. High numbers of voles in diet of Barn owls in County Cork. Irish Birds. 7: 142-143.
Fowle, M. R.,. D. E. Capen and N. J. Buckley. 1999. Population growth and dynamics of Double-crested Cormorants in Lake Champlain. Northeast Wildlife. 54: 25-34.
Buckley, N. J. 1999.
Black Vulture (Coragyps atratus).
In The Birds of North America
No. 402 (A. Poole and F. Gill, eds). The Birds of North America, Inc.,
Philadelphia, PA. 24pp.
Buckley, N. J. 1998. Interspecific
competition among vultures for preferred roost positions.
The Wilson Bulletin. 110:
122-125.
Buckley, N. J. 1998.
Fading of numbers from patagial tags: a potential problem for long-term studies
of vultures. Journal of Field Ornithology. 69: 536-539.
Forbes, L. S., B. Glassey, S. Thornton, M. Forbes, and N.
J. Buckley 1997. Why parent birds
play favourites. Nature
390: 351-352.
Buckley, N. J. 1997.
Experimental tests of the information center hypothesis with black
vultures (Coragyps atratus) and turkey vultures (Cathartes aura). Behavioral
Ecology and Sociobiology 41:
267-279.
Buckley, N. J. 1997
Spatial-concentration effects and the importance of local enhancement in
the evolution of colonial breeding in seabirds. The
American Naturalist
149: 1091-1112.
Gotelli, N. J., N. J. Buckley, and J. A. Wiens 1997.
Co-occurrence of Australian land birds: Diamond's assembly rules
revisited. Oikos 80:
311-324
Buckley, N. J. 1996. Food finding and the influence of information, local enhancement, and communal roosting on foraging success of North American vultures. The Auk 113: 473-488.
Buckley N. J. 1995. Review of Birds of Europe with North Africa and the Middle East. The Auk 112: 811-812.
Buckley, N. J. 1995. Review of The New Atlas of Breeding Birds in Britain and Ireland: 1988-1991. The Auk 112: 812-813.
© Neil Buckley 2001.
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