Bill Eddleman

RESEARCH INTERESTS

• General biology of wetland birds (especially rallids and passerines), endangered and threatened species, effects of land management practices on birds on their habitats.

STUDENTS CURRENTLY WORKING UNDER MY SUPERVISION

• Kelly Miller, Master of Natural Science - Response of local Wood Ducks to Three Baits at Rocket Net Sites
• Keith Pulles, Master of Natural Science - Nesting Biology and Nesting Habitat of Lark Sparrows in a Missouri Sand Prairie

• RECENT PUBLICATIONS
  
• Eddleman, W. R., R. L. Clawson, and J. Eberly. 2007. Birds of shortleaf pine forests in Missouri: An historical and contemporary perspective. Proceedings of Symposium on Shortleaf Pine Restoration and Management in the Ozarks, Springfield, Mo.
• Cummings, J. L., R. W Byrd, W. R. Eddleman, R. M. Engeman, and S. K. Tupper. 2011. Effectiveness of AV-1011® to reduce damage to drill-planted rice from blackbirds. Journal of Wildlife Management 5:353-356.
  

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OTHER INTERESTS

President, Cape Girardeau County Genealogical Society.

Lodge Advisor, Order of the Arrow, Anpetu-we Lodge, Greater St. Louis Area Council, BSA

Editor, The Bluebird, Quarterly of the Audubon Society of Missouri

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