Tucson / Barcelona / Philadelphia / Phoenix / Buckley / Santa Cruz / /
Company
Birds of North America Inc. / Maricopa Co. / Philips / /
Country
United States / / /
Facility
Red Rock feedlot / University of AriPage / Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument / Avra Valley Wastewater Treatment Facility / Nogales Wastewater Treatment Facility / University of New Mexico Press / University of Arizona Press / Patagonia Sonoita Creek Sanctuary / Parker Dam / Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum / /
IndustryTerm
ephemeral food sources / /
NaturalFeature
Verde river / Santa Catalina Mountains / Santa Cruz Valley / White Tank Mountains / Colorado River / Avra Valley / Colorado River Valley / Santa Cruz River / Sierra Vista / Cruz river / Gila river / Salt river / Tucson Mountains / Queen Creek / Santa river / /
Organization
National Audubon Society / University of New Mexico Press / University of AriPage / California Bird Records Committee / American Birding Association / American Ornithologists’ Union / University of Arizona Press / There / /
Person
Troy Corman / Mark Stevenson / Steve Ganley / Tim Tibbitts / ROY M. JONES / Jill Jones / Doug Jenness / Creek / Kurt Radamaker / / /
Position
Queen / Hunter / Marshall / /
ProvinceOrState
Pinal County / Pima County / Texas / New Jersey / Cochise County / Ohio / Wisconsin / North Dakota / Illinois / Indiana / Maricopa County / Missouri / New Mexico / Pennsylvania / Oklahoma / Nova Scotia / California / Arizona / Colorado / /
Region
central Pennsylvania / southern Illinois / western United States / Patagonia / Central America / central Arizona / eastern Oklahoma / southern Indiana / western Texas / South America / southern Missouri / central Ohio / /
Status and Distribution of Black Vulture in Arizona, with notes on bird finding ROY M. JONES Black Vulture, Coragyps atratus, is the most abundant of seven vulture species in the New World (BuckleyIt is primarily