JAMESON F. CHACE

Department of Biology, Villanova University

800 Lancaster Ave, Villanova, PA  19085-1699

Phone: (h) 610-269-5822, (w) 610-519-7534

email: jameson.chace@villanova.edu

http://biology.villanova.edu/faculty/chace/index.html

 

PUBLICATIONS (*undergraduate author)                    updated 11/30/2004

IN PREPARATION

 

Chace, J. F., S. D. Faccio, and A. Chacko*.  Habitat use by Canada Warblers in Vermont.

 

Chace, J. F.  Character shift mediated host selection among sympatric brood parasites in Arizona.

 

IN REVIEW

Ortega, C. P. J. F. Chace, and B. D. Peer (editors).  Management of cowbirds and their hosts: balancing science, ethics, and mandates.  Ornithological Monograph (American Ornithologists’ Union).  The Monograph has been accepted, and is tentatively scheduled for publication in January 2005.

 

Chace, J.F., C. Farmer, R. Winfree, D. R. Curson, W. E. Jensen, C. B. Goguen, and S. K. Robinson.  Cowbird Ecology: a review of factors influencing the distribution and abundance of cowbirds across spatial scales.  Ornithological Monograph: Management of cowbirds and their hosts: balancing science, ethics, and mandates.

 

Ortega, C. P., J. F. Chace, and B. D. Peer. Research directions and cowbird management.  Ornithological Monograph: Management of cowbirds and their hosts: balancing science, ethics, and mandates.

 

Chace, J. F.  Host use by two sympatric brood parasites.  Submitted to the Wilson Bulletin October 2004

           

MANUSCRIPTS  PUBLISHED

 

Chace, J.F., and J. Walsh.  In Press.  Urbanization impacts on bird communities: a review.  Landscape and Urban Planning. Accepted October 2004 pdf

 

Chace, J. F.  2004.  Habitat selection by sympatric brood parasites in southeastern Arizona: the influence of landscape, vegetation, and species richness.  Southwestern Naturalist 49: 24-32.

 

Chace, J. F., J. J. Walsh, A. Cruz, J. Prather, and H. E. Swanson.  2003.  Spatial and temporal activity patterns of the brood parasitic Brown-headed Cowbird and an urban/wildland interface.  Landscape and Urban Planning 64: 179-190. pdf

 

Chace, J. F., B. Woodworth, and A. Cruz.  2002.   Black-whiskered Vireo (Vireo altiloquus).  In Birds of North America Species No. 607 (A. Poole and F. Gill, eds.).  The Birds of North America, Inc., Philadelphia, PA.

 

Sealy, S. G., A. Banks, and J. F. Chace.  2000.  Trends in response to cowbird eggs by two subspecies of the Warbling Vireo.  Western Birds 31:190-194.

 

Chace, J. F, S. T. McKinney*, and A. Cruz.  2000. Nest-site characteristics and nesting success of the Greater Pewee in Arizona.  Southwestern Naturalist 45: 169-175.

 

Chace, J. F., A. Cruz, and R. E. Marvil.  2000.  Reproductive interactions between the Brown-headed Cowbird and Plumbeous Vireo in Colorado.  Pp. 128-134, in J. N. M. Smith, T. L. Cooke, S. I. Rothstein, S. K. Robinson, and S. G. Sealy (eds.), Ecology and Management of Cowbirds and their Hosts.  University of Texas Press, Austin.

 

Chace, J. F.  and A. Cruz.  1999.  Past and present distribution of the Brown-headed Cowbird in the Rocky Mountain Region.  Studies in Avian Biology 18: 89-93.

 

Chace, J. F. and A. Cruz. 1999.  Influence of landscape and cowbird parasitism on the reproductive success of Plumbeous Vireos breeding in Colorado.  Studies in Avian Biology 18: 200-203.

 

Chace, J. F., and R. C. Tweit.  1999.   Greater Pewee (Contopus pertinax).  In Birds of North America Species No. 450 (A. Poole and F. Gill, eds.).  The Birds of North America, Inc., Philadelphia, PA.

 

Chace, J. F.  1998.  Bell’s Vireo, Plumbeous Vireo, Red-eyed Vireo, Brown-headed Cowbird and Common Grackle (species accounts) in, H. K. Kingery (ed.), Colorado Breeding Bird Atlas.  Colorado Bird Atlas Partnership and Colorado Division of Wildlife, Denver, CO.

 

Chace, J. F. and A. Cruz.  1998  The range of the Brown-headed Cowbird in Colorado -- past and present.  Great Basin Naturalist  58: 245-249.

 

Walsh, J. J., A. Cruz, M. E. Berry, J. F. Chace, and D. M. Evans*.  1998.  Breeding Range Expansion of the Blue-gray Gnatcatcher along the Northern Colorado Front Range.  J. ColoradoField Ornithol.  32: 166-172.

 

Chace, J. F., A. Cruz, and A. Cruz, Jr.  1997.  Nesting success of the Western Wood-pewee in Colorado.  Western Birds 28: 110-112.

 

Hunter, A.*, A. Cruz, and J. F. Chace.  1997.  Preferences among American Pipits for different alpine plant communities on Niwot Ridge, Colorado.  J. Colorado Field Ornithol.  31: 217-221

 

Chace, J. F.  1996.  Further information on the obscurus race of the Brown-headed Cowbird in Colorado.  J. Colorado Field Ornithol. 29: 146-148

 

Chace, J.F., and A. Cruz.  1996.  Knowledge of the Colorado host relations of the parasitic Brown-headed Cowbird (Molothrus ater).  J. Colorado Field Ornithol. 30: 67-81.