Institute of Arctic Biology / YNDWR headquarters / College Road / University of Alaska Fairbanks / /
IndustryTerm
nest site / /
NaturalFeature
Mount Oratia / Crater Mountain / Kwethluk River / Ingakslugwat Hills / Tuluksak river / Kuzilvak Mountain / Fog river / Kokechik Bay / Nunivak Island / Yukon River / Eek river / Askinuk Mountains mountain / Hills mountain / Allen Creek / Andreafsky River / Pastolik river / Mountains mountain / Seward Peninsula / Ingakslugwat Hills mountain / Alaska coast / Kuttak River / Quicksilver Creek / Nelson Island / Mountains hill / Ingakslugwat mountain / YUKON / Lithkealik River / Askinuk hill / Kilbuck mountain / Askinuk mountain / Kisaralik river / Kuskokwim River / Bering Sea / Fork Creek canyon / Boundary Lake / Nulato Hills / Kikuktok Mountain / Askinuk Mountains / Pikmiktalik river / Ingakslugwat hill / Kolomak River / Scammon Bay / Iprugalet Mountain / Clear Creek / Anvil Creek / Askinuks hill / Kilbuck Mountains / Upper Falls / Askinuk Mountains hill / /
OperatingSystem
Fork / /
Organization
Institute of Arctic Biology / Peregrine Fund / Alaska Fairbanks / Biology and Wildlife Department / Alaska Department of Fish and Game / US Fish and Wildlife Service / University of Alaska Fairbanks / /
Person
Willow Ptarmigan / Rock Ptarmigan / /
Position
head / Regional Wildlife Biologist / Wildlife Diversity Program / /
THE ECOLOGY OF GYRFALCONS FALCO RUSTICOLUS ON THE YUKON-KUSKOKWIM DELTA, ALASKA BRIAN J. MCCAFFERY1, TRAVIS L. BOOMS2,3, THOMAS C. J. DOOLITTLE1, FRED BROERMAN1,4, JOHN R. MORGART1,5, AND KRISTINE M. SOWL1 1