Great Plains Studies, Center for
Date of this Version
Fall 2002
Abstract
Kansas has now joined the expanding group of Midwestern states for which breeding bird atlases have recently been published, including South Dakota (1995), Iowa (1996), Missouri (1997), and Nebraska (200 I). Atlases are also in preparation or in press for Oklahoma and Texas, which will soon help fill out distributional knowledge of the Great Plains avifauna in a way unimaginable when I was assembling regional data for my Birds of the Great Plains: The Breeding Species and Their Distribution (1979).
Comments
Published in Great Plains Research 12:2 (Fall 2002). Copyright © 2002 Center for Great Plains Studies.