Peter T Bromley

Works (6)

Updated: July 5th, 2023 16:03

2005 journal article

Effect of field borders and nest-predator reduction on abundance of northern bobwhites

WILDLIFE SOCIETY BULLETIN, 33(4), 1398–1405.

By: W. Palmer*, S. Wellendorf*, . Gillis* & P. Bromley n

author keywords: abundance; call counts; Colinus virginianus; farm; field borders; nest predator; North Carolina; northern bobwhite
TL;DR: Field-border systems were a practical management technique to increase autumn abundance of bobwhites on individual farms in eastern North Carolina and measured summer abundance of males using variable-radius point counts and covey abundance on farms in September and October using morning covey-call surveys. (via Semantic Scholar)
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2004 journal article

Estimating calling rates of northern bobwhite coveys and measuring abundance

JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, 68(3), 672–682.

By: S. Wellendorf n, W. Palmer* & P. Bromley n

author keywords: autumn; call count; call rate; Colinus virginianus; covey; Florida; North Carolina; northern bobwhite; quail; Tennessee
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2004 journal article

Landowner attitudes regarding wildlife management on private land in North Carolina

WILDLIFE SOCIETY BULLETIN, 32(1), 209–219.

By: S. Daley, D. Cobb, P. Bromley* & C. Sorenson*

author keywords: attitudes; behavior; human dimensions; landowner; North Carolina; private land; telephone; survey; wildlife management
TL;DR: Evaluating demographic and landownership attributes of private landowners and associated land-use characteristics and assessing regional differences in landowner attitudes and behavior toward wildlife management on private land found that landowners who depended on their property for earned annual income were less likely to consider the aesthetic or intrinsic value of wildlife on their land than those who did not rely on the land for income. (via Semantic Scholar)
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2001 journal article

Human-imprinted northern bobwhite chicks and indexing arthropod foods in habitat patches

JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, 65(4), 861–870.

By: W. Palmer*, M. Lane & P. Bromley*

author keywords: agriculture; arthropod; Colinus virginianus; corn; feeding; habitat; northern bobwhite; soybean
TL;DR: Indices of the foraging value of habitat patches based on imprinted bobwhite chicks were more biologically relevant than arthropod abundance information, suggesting that using estimates of arthropods abundance to rank the foraged value of habitats may be unreliable without information on availability of ar Anthropod abundance to chicks. (via Semantic Scholar)
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2000 journal article

The effects of farm field borders on overwintering sparrow densities

WILSON BULLETIN, 112(4), 517–523.

By: J. Marcus, W. Palmer* & P. Bromley*

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1998 journal article

Effects of foliar insecticides on survival of northern bobwhite quail chicks

JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, 62(4), 1565–1573.

By: W. Palmer*, K. Puckett, . Anderson & P. Bromley*

author keywords: chick; cholinesterase; Colinus virginianus; habitat use; insecticides; methomyl; methyl parathion; northern bobwhite; quail; survival; thiodicarb
TL;DR: Direct affects to survival of quail chicks from use of foliar-applied insecticides does not explain reduced quail densities on agricultural landscapes, according to data on use and toxicity of other insecticides applied to row crops. (via Semantic Scholar)
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