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Index to Volume 134 Compiled by William Halliday

Acorn, J., 205 Boar, Eurasian Wild, 132 Activity, Boreal, 125, 329 Daily, 353 Boxes, Nest, 125 Seasonal, 248 Bradley, D.W., 152 Aegolius British Columbia, 1 acadicus, 125 Central, 265 funereus, 125 Lower Mainland, 60, 210 Alberta, North-central, 248, 361 Clear Hills, 125 North Thompson River, 252 Edmonton, 205 Prince George, 152 Rocky Mountains, 241 Salish Sea, 316 Alces americanus, 361 Brochez, C.B., R.V. Rea, S.M. Crowley, D.P. Hodder. Archer, S.K., G. Dennison, L. Tryon, S. Byers, A. Dun­ Year-round patterns of mineral lick use by Moose ham. Invertebrate settlement and diversity on a glass (Alces americanus), deer, and Elk (Cervus ca­ sponge reef, 1–15 nadensis) in north-central British Columbia, Armstrong, T., 213 361–374 Asymmetry, Brodo, I., 113 Fluctuating, 136 Brome, Smooth, 156 Skeletal, 136 Bromus inermis, 156 Autumn, 248 Brook, R.K., M.J. Clarke. Interactions between Elk (Cervus canadensis) and invasive Feral Swine (Sus scrofa) on the Canadian Prairies, 132–135 Baryluk, S., 144 Browne, C.L., S.A. Sullivan, D.F. McAlpine. Fresh­ Bat, Little Brown, 248 water turtle by-catch from angling in New Bruns­ Bayne, E.M., 125, 136 wick, Canada, 222–230 Beaver, American, 342 Brunton, D.F., M.A. Krichbaum, R.S. Krichbaum, Bees, Bumble, 16 P.C. Sokoloff. Distribution and status of Howell’s Beetle, Burying, 217 Quillwort (Isoetes howellii, Isoetaceae) in Canada Behaviour, 132 and its relation to Bolander’s Quillwort (Isoetes Aggregation, 175 bolanderi), 252–264 Epimeletic, 316 Brunton, D.F., P.M. Catling, B. Kostiuk. Tribute to Hunting, 42, 205 “The Snake Man”, Francis Russell Cook, Ph.D., Nesting, 329 C.M. (1935–2020), 71–84 Vocal, 117 Bullsnake, 175 Béland, P., 21 Burden, Mercury, 136 Beluga, 21 Burrow, 329, 353 Bergerud, A.T., B.E. McLaren, W. Dalton, L. Camps, Butler, H., 342 H. Butler, R.S. Ferguson. Changes among Caribou By-catch, (Rangifer tarandus) in Slate Islands Provincial Angling, 222 Park following successive arrivals of Gray Wolves Fishing, 222 (Canis lupus), 342–352 Byers, S., 1 Beringia, 231 Bill, H., 42 Bioacoustics, 117 Camera, Trail, 132 Biodiversity, 165 Cameron, A.D.S., 16 Bird, 117, 125, 136, 152, 205, 217, 321, 329 Camps, L., 342 Bison, 161 Canada, Maritime, 375 Bison bison, 161 Canis Bivalve, 179 latrans, 36 Bombus, 16 lupus, 36, 342 408 The Canadian Field-Naturalist Vol. 134

Cannings, R.A., T. Goward, W.F. Merilees. Tribute to Corbicula fluminea, 179 R. Yorke Edwards, 1924–2011, 270–294 Cougar, 265 Card, J., 205 Court, G., 205 Carex Cover, Foliage, 156 duriuscula, 231 Coyote, 36 filifolia, 231 Crayfish, Southern White River, 375 lupuliformis, 171 Creeper, Brown, 117 Caribou, 342 Crithidia expoeki, 16 Northern Mountain, 265 Crowley, S.M., 361 Caskenette, A.L., 64 Curlew, Long-billed, 152 Castor canadensis, 342 Cyperaceae, 171, 231 Catharus fuscescens, 321 Catling, P.M., 71 Dalley, K.L., 307 Catling, P.M. Carolyn Callaghan—stop stepping Dalton, W., 342 down!, 404 Deer, Catling, P.M., B. Kostiuk, T. Armstrong. New records Mule, 361 of grasshoppers (Orthoptera) from the Northwest White-tailed, 361 Terri­tories, 213–216 DeGroot, L., 265 Catling, P.M., B. Kostiuk. Disjunctions of Needle- Delaney, D., 205 leaved Sedge (Carex duriuscula) and Thread- Delphinapterus leucas, 21 leaved Sedge (Carex filifolia) in the Husky Lakes DeMarco, K.V.B., P.R. Martin. A case of a Pus­tu­la­ area of Northwest Territories—first records for the ted Carrion­ Beetle (Nicrophorus pustulatus, Cole­ Canadian true Arctic and possible Pleistocene rel­ optera: Silphi­ ­dae) burying live Tree Swallow­ icts, 231–240 (Tachycineta bicolor, Passeriformes: Hirun­din­i­ Certhia americana, 117 dae) nestlings under the nest, 217–221 Cervus canadensis, 132, 241, 361 Dennison, G., 1 Cetacean, 21 Deichsel, G., 60 Change, Diet, 21, 64 Climate, 52 Diplocolenus configuratus, 156 Ecosystem, 21 Distribution, 36, 52, 60, 144, 213, 307 Charles, C., 64 Canadian, 16 Chelydra serpentina, 56, 222 Disturbance, Anthropogenic, 52 Chorus, Dawn, 117 Diversity, 1 Chrysemys Insect, 156 picta, 56, 222 Domahidi, Z., S.E. Nielsen, E.M. Bayne, J.R. Spence. picta picta, 222 Boreal Owl (Aegolius funereus) and Northern Cicadellidae, 156 Saw-whet Owl (Aegolius acadicus) breeding re­ Cipriani, J., 113 cords in managed boreal forests, 125–131 Circadian, 353 Doratura stylata, 156 Clam, Doridoxa ingolfiana, 165 Asian, 179 Doridoxidae, 165 Fingernail, 56 Draft Minutes of the 141st Annual Business Meeting Clarke, M.J., 132 (ABM) of the Ottawa Field-Naturalists’ Club, 14 Columba livia, 205 January 2020, 103–112 Competition, Apparent, 265 Dreissena Concealment, 152 polymorpha, 179 Connell, C.B., 375 rostriformis bugensis, 179 Consiglio, J.A., M.J. Oldham. An update to the distri­ Drummond, R., 161 bution of the Endangered False Hop Sedge (Carex Dunham, A., 1 lupuliformis Sartwell ex Dewey; Cyperaceae) in Dynamics, Predator-prey, 265 Ontario, 171–174 Contact, Indirect, 132 Ecology, 213 Contents, Stomach, 64 Evolutionary, 217 2020 Index 409

Foraging, 21 Grassland, Fescue, 156 Nesting, 329 Grief, Animal, 316 Winter, 161 Gulo gulo, 147 Editors’ Report for Volume 133 (2019), 201–204 Gyrfalcon, 205 Eider, Common, 136 Elk, 132, 241, 361 Habitat, Nesting, 321, 329 Elliptio, Eastern, 56 Hamel, J.-F., 165 Elliptio complanata, 56 Hanke, G.F., G. Deichsel. First record of an Italian Enders, E.C., T. Nagalingam, A.L. Caskenette, T.A. Wall Lizard (Podarcis siculus) in British Ru­dolf­sen, C. Charles, D.A. Watkinson. Diet Columbia, Canada, 60–63 of a rare Canadian fish species, Carmine Shiner Hanke, G.F., 210 (Notropis percobromus) in the Birch River, Hanrahan, C., 113 Manitoba, Canada, 64–70 Haplotypes, Coyote-wolf, 36 Equus ferus caballus, 265 Hare, Snowshoe, 342 Estuary, St. Lawrence, 21 Harms, N.J., 161 Expansion, Range, 52, 60, 144, 171, 179, 210, 213 Harpley, P., 321 Extension, Range, 52, 60, 144, 171, 179, 210, 213, 307 Hawey, C., P. Harpley, R. Milne. Habitat use by Veery (Ca­tha­rus fuscescens) in southern Ontario, Falco 321–328 mexicanus, 205 Hazelton, P.D., 56 rusticolus, 205 Hebblewhite, M., 241 Falcon, Hedstrom, H., 205 Prairie, 205 Hemiptera, 156 Winter, 205 Hermaphroditism, 241 Farrell, R., G. Hanke, D. Veljacic. First verified sight­ Herpetology, 175 ing of a Western Fence Lizard (Sceloporus occi­ Hibernation, 248 dentalis) in British­ Columbia, Canada, 210-212 Hodder, D.P., 361 Ferguson, R.S., 342 Hollyoake, A.L., 152 Fidelity, Nest Site, 329 Horses, Feral, 265 Fish, 64, 307 Hunting, 42, 205 Fishing, 42, 222 Huxter, C.E., 248 Foliage, 156 Hybridization, Coyote-wolf, 36 Foote, J.R., 117 Hymenoptera, 52 Foraging, 42 Forbes, G.J., D.F. McAlpine. An assessment of histor­ Ice, Sea, 144 ical records of Wolverine (Gulo gulo) from New Identification, 307 Brunswick, 147–151 Illinois, 36 Forest, Boreal, 125 iNaturalist, 210 Fox, Red, 144, 342 Insectivore, Aerial, 329 Freemartinism, 241 Intensity, Parasite, 136 Fuirst, M., 42 Interactions, 132 Fundulus Invertebrate, diaphanus, 307 Freshwater, 375 heteroclitus, 307 Marine, 1, 165 Terrestrial, 16, 156, 213, 217 Gilchrist, H.G., 136 Isoetes Glyptemys insculpta, 56, 222 bolanderi, 252 Gordon, D.C., 144 howellii, 252 Gordon, Jr., D., 144 Goward, T., 270 Johnson, N.B., J.L. Van Parys, C.M. Somers, R.G. Grass, 156 Pou­lin. A report of unusual aggregation behaviour Grasshopper(s), 213 in Bullsnakes (Pituophis catenifer sayi) near a nest Two-striped, 213 site in Saskatche­ ­wan, 175–178 410 The Canadian Field-Naturalist Vol. 134

Johnson, S.L., 56 Mammal, Jones, M.T., L.L. Willey, D.T. Yorks, P.D. Hazelton, Arboreal, 248 S.L. Johnson. Passive transport of Eastern Elliptio Terrestrial, 36, 42, 132, 144, 147, 161, 241, 265, (Elliptio com­planata) by freshwater turtles in New 342, 353, 361 England, 56–59 Marine, 21, 316 Jung, T.S., M.J. Suitor, S. Baryluk, J. Nuyaviak, Small, 161 D.C. Gordon,­ D. Gordon, Jr., E. Pokiak. Red Management, Forest, 125 Fox (Vulpes vul­pes) scavenging on the spring sea Manitoba, ice: potential implications for Arctic food webs, Southeastern, 64 144–146 Southern, 156 Jung, T.S., R. Drummond, N.J. Harms. Bison (Bison Mapleleaf, 179 bison) activity fragments subnivean tunnels of Marini, K.L.D., S. Nadon, J.R. Foote. Dawn singing small mammals, 161–164 in Brown Creeper (Certhia americana), 117–124 Marmot, 353 Killifish, Banded, 307 Marmota monax, 353 Kostiuk, B., 71, 213, 231 Martin, A.E., 201 Krichbaum, M.A., 252 Martin, A.E. Dan Brunton steps down from the Ottawa Krichbaum, R.S., 252 Field Naturalists’ Club Publications Committee after many years of service, 405 Lair, S., 21 Martin, H., 241 Lake(s), Martin, P.R., 217 Great, 36, 179 McAlpine, D.F., 147, 222 Simcoe, 321 McAlpine, D.F. A tribute to Paul-Michael Brunelle, Larson, S., 316 odonatologist, 1952–2020, 379–386 Lepage, D. Draft Minutes of the 141st Annual Business McAlpine, D.F., C.B. Connell, P.D. Seymour. Intro­ Meet­­ing (ABM) of the Ottawa Field-Naturalists’ duction of Southern White River Crayfish (Pro­ Club, 14 January 2020, 103–112 cam­barus zonangu­lus) to New Brunswick, 375– Lepitzki, D.A.W. In Memoriam: Ronald E. Bedford (26 June 1930–3 November 2020), 405 378 Lepitzki, D.A.W. In Memoriam: Donald A. Smith (29 McGonigle, T.P., 156 Aug­ust 1930–13 November 2020), 405 McLachlan Hamilton, K., 113 Lepitzki, D.A.W., A.E. Martin. Editors’ Report for McLaren, B.E., 342 Volume 133 (2019), 201–204 McNichols-O’Rourke, K.A., 179 Lepus americanus, 342 Melanoplus Lesage, V., S. Lair, S. Turgeon, P. Béland. Diet of St. bivittatus, 213 Law­rence Estuary Beluga (Delphinapterus leu­ huroni, 213 cas) in a changing­ ecosystem, 21-35 Memoriam, 405 Lewis, J.H. Sphex ichneumoneus and Sphex pensyl­ Mercier, A., 165 vanicus (Hymenoptera: Sphecidae) in Atlantic Mercury, 136 Canada: evidence of recent range expansion into Merilees, W.J., 270 the region, 52–55 Merrill, E.H., 241 Lick, Mineral, 361 Microtus 161 Lilliput, 179 pennsylvanicus, 161 Lizard, oeconomus, 161 Italian Wall, 60 Milne, R., 321 Western Fence, 210 Minnesota, 36 Locust, Heron Short-winged, 213 Minutes of the 141st Annual Business Meeting (ABM) Logging, Partial, 125 of the Ottawa Field-Naturalists’ Club, 14 January Lupulinae, 171 2020, 103–112 Lynds, M., J. Card, H. Hedstrom, D. Delaney, G. Monitoring, Court, J. Acorn. Large winter falcons and their Passive Acoustic, 117 Rock Pigeon (Columba livia) prey at an urban Trail Camera, 132 grain terminal in Edmonton, Alberta: an update, Mollusca, 165 205–209 Moose, 361 2020 Index 411

Morris, T.J., M.N. Sheldon, K.A. McNichols-O’Rourke. Orthoptera, 213 First records of two freshwater mussel Species at Osborne, D.R., 307 Risk, Mapleleaf (Quadrula quadrula) and Lilliput Ovenden, L., 113 (Toxolasma parvum), in the Canard River, Ontario, Owl, with implications for freshwater mussel recovery Boreal, 125 in the Detroit River, 179–188 Northern Saw-whet, 125 Mossop, M.D., 329 Mummichog, 307 Palmier, K.M., A.D. Tripodi, A.D.C. Cameron, J.P. Mussels, Strange, C.S. Sheffield. First record of Crithidia ex­ Freshwater, 56, 179 poeki (Try­pano­somatida: Trypanosomatidae) from Quagga, 179 native Canadian bumble bees (Hymenoptera: Api­ Zebra, 179 dae: Bombus), 16–20 Myotis, Little Brown, 248 Panopi, J.G., 136 Myotis lucifugus, 248 Parasite, 136 Gastrointestinal, 136 Nadon, S., 117 Park, Slate Islands Provincial, 342 Nagalingam, T., 64 Pathogen, Protozoan, 16 National Park, Riding Mountain, 156 Pattern, Activity, 353 Nesting, 125, 152, 175, 321, 329 Penney, H.D., J.-F. Hamel, A. Mercier. Range exten­ New Brunswick, 147, 375 sion of two deep-sea nudibranchs, Tritonia new­ Southern, 52, 222 foundlandica and Doridoxa ingolfiana (Mollusca: New England, 56 Gastropoda: He­te­ro­branchia), in eastern Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador, 165, 307 165–170 Insular, 307 Phenology, Nesting, 329 Nicrophorus pustulatus, 217 Phytogeography, 231, 252 Nielsen, S.E., 125 Pig, Feral, 132 Normandeau, J., H. Martin, E.H. Merrill, M. Heb­ Pigeon, Rock, 205 blewhite. Potential case of pseudo-hermaphrodit­ Pituophis catenifer sayi, 175 ism in Elk (Cer­vus canadensis) in Alberta, Can­ Plant, 156, 171, 231, 252 ada, 241–247 Podarcis siculus, 60 Northey, A., 316 Pokiak, E., 144 Northwest Territories, 213, 231 Pollinator, 16 Beaufort Sea, 144 Porifera, 1 Notropis percobromus, 64 Poulin, R.G., 175 Nudibranchs, Deep-sea, 165 Predation, 42, 205, 265 Numenius americanus, 152 Preference, Colour, 205 Nunavut, Cape Dorset, 136 Prey, 205, 265 Nuyaviak, J., 144 Procambarus zonangulus, 375 Protozoan, 16 Occupancy, Colony, 329 Provencher, J.F., 136 Ocean, Pseudo-hermaphroditism, 241 North Atlantic, 165 Puma concolor, 265 Pacific, 1 Odocoileus Quadrula quadrula, 179 hemionus, 361 Quebec, Southern, 21 virginianus, 361 Quillwort, Oldham, M.J., 171 Bolander’s, 252 Ontario, Howell’s, 252 Eastern, 217 Northern, 117, 342 Southern, 42, 171, 179, 321, 353 Range, Geographic, 52, 307 Orca, 316 Rangifer tarandus 342 Orcinus orca, 316 caribou, 265 412 The Canadian Field-Naturalist Vol. 134

Rea, R.V., 361 Sheldon, M.N., 179 Rea, R.V., C.E. Huxter. Late-autumn record of Little Shiner, Carmine, 64 Brown Myotis (Myotis lucifugus) in north-central Shores, C.R., 265 British Co­lum­bia, 248–251 Sighting, First, 210 Record, Sinclair, P.H., M.D. Mossop, S.A. Stotyn. Nesting ecol­ Breeding, 125 ogy and reuse of nest burrows by Bank Swallow First, 60, 210, 213 (Riparia riparia) in southern Yukon, 329–341 Historical, 147 Singing, Dawn, 117 Recording, Autonomous, 117 Size, Clutch, 125 Recovery, 179 Slider, Red-eared, 222 Reef, Glass Sponge, 1 Slug, Sea, 165 Region, Boreal, 329 Snake, 175 Relict, 231 Snow, 161 Reptile, 60, 175, 210, 222 Sokoloff, P.C., 252 Reuse, Burrow, 329 Somateria mollissima, 136 Riparia riparia, 329 Somers, C.M., 175 River, Sorenson, G.H., A.L. Hollyoake, D.W. Bradley. First Birch, 64 confirmed nest of Long-billed Curlew (Numenius Canard, 179 americanus) in roadside brush stubble, 152–155 Detroit, 179 Species, Thompson, 252 Aquatic Invasive, 375 Rosenkranz, V.E., T.P. McGonigle. Reductions in fo­ Introduced, 60, 132, 375 liar Hemi­ ­ptera in portions of a fescue grassland in­ Invasive, 132, 156, 179, 375 vaded by Smooth Brome (Bromus inermis), 156– Species at Risk, 21, 64, 171, 175, 179, 252, 307, 160 329 Rudolfsen, T.A., 64 Spence, J.R., 125 Sphaerium sp., 56 Sargent, P.S., K.L. Dalley, D.R. Osborne. Banded Sphecidae, 52 Killifish (Fundulus diaphanus) and Mummichog Sphex (Fundulus heteroclitus) distributions in insular ichneumoneus, 52 New­foundland waters: implications for a Species pensylvanicus, 52 at Risk, 307–315 Sponge, Glass, 1 Saskatchewan, 16 Squirrel, Eastern Gray, 42 Central, 132 Steen, R. Diel activity patterns of urban Woodchucks Southern, 175 Scavenging, 144 (Mar­mota monax) revealed by camera traps at bur­ Sceloporus occidentalis, 210 rows in southwestern Ontario, Canada, 353–360 Sciurus carolinensis, 42 Stotyn, S.A., 329 Scobie, C.A., J.G. Panopi, E.M. Bayne, J.R. Pro­ Strange, J.P., 16 vencher, H.G. Gilchrist. No relationship between Structure, Community, 1 gastrointestinal parasite intensities or mercury bur­ Subnivean, 161 dens on fluctuating asymmetry in Common Eider Success, Nestling, 125 (Somateria mollissima) mandibles, 136–143 Suitor, M.J., 144 Sea, Sullivan, S.A., 222 Beaufort, 144 Survey, Salish, 316 Aerial, 144 Sedge, False Hop, 171 Camera Trap, 353, 361 Settlement, Juvenile, 1 Radio Telemetry, 175, 265 Seymour, P.D., 375 Transect, 231, 321 Shedd, T., A. Northey, S. Larson. Epimeletic behav­ Trawl, 165 iour in a Southern Resident Killer Whale (Orcinus Sus scrofa, 132 orca), 316–320 Sutton, A.O., M. Fuirst, K. Bill. Into the drink: ob­ Sheffield, C.S., 16 servation of a novel hunting technique employed 2020 Index 413

by an Eastern Gray Squirrel (Sciurus carolinen­ Snapping, 56, 222 sis), 42–44 Wood, 56, 222 Swallow, Tryon, L., 1 Bank, 329 Tree, 217 Ungulate, 132, 241, 342, 361 Swimming, 42 Unionidae, 56, 179 Swine, Feral, 132 Urban, 353 Sympatry, Coyote-wolf, 36 Use, Habitat, 321

Van Parys, J.L., 175 Tachycineta bicolor, 217 Veery, 321 Taxonomy, 165 Veljacic, D., 210 Temperature, 205, 248 Voles, 161 Terminal, Grain, 205 Meadow, 161 The Ottawa Field-Naturalists’ Club Awards for 2019, Tundra, 161 presented February 2020, 113–115 Vulpes vulpes, 144, 342 Thermoregulation, 205 Thiel, R.P. Clarifying late Holocene Coyote (Canis Warming, Climate, 52 latrans)–Gray Wolf (Canis lupus) sympatry in the Washington, Salish Sea, 316 western Great Lake states, 36–41 Wasp, 52 Threats, 222 Thread-waisted, 52 Toxolasma parvum, 179 Watkinson, D.A., 64 Trachemys scripta, 222 Whale, Southern Resident Killer, 316 Transport, 56 White, S.C., C.R. Shores, L. DeGroot. Cougar Trap, Camera, 353, 361 (Puma con­color) predation on Northern Mountain Tribute, 71, 270, 379 Caribou (Rangi­fer tarandus caribou) in central Tribute to “The Snake Man”, Francis Russell Cook, British Columbia, 265–269 Ph.D., C.M. (1935–2020), 71–84 Willey, L.L., 56 Tribute to R. Yorke Edwards, 1924–2011, 270–294 Wisconsin, 36 Tribute to Paul-Michael Brunelle, odonatologist, 1952– Wolf, Gray, 36, 342 2020, 379–386 Wolverine, 147 Tripodi, A.D., 16 Woodchuck, 353 Tritonia newfoundlandica, 165 Tritoniidae, 165 Yorks, D.T., 56 Tundra-steppe, 231 Yukon, 161, 329 Turgeon, S., 21 Turtle, Zurbrigg, E., I. Brodo, J. Cipriani, C. Hanrahan, L. Eastern Painted, 56, 222 Ovenden, K. McLachlan Hamilton. The Ottawa Freshwater, 56, 222 Field-Naturalists’ Club Awards for 2019, pre­ Red-eared Slider, 222 sented February 2020, 113–115 414 The Canadian Field-Naturalist Vol. 134

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Biology by Margaret La Farge, 2019, 87 Cottam, B. “The Inside Out of Flies” by Erica McAli­ Gaston, T. “Oceanic Birds of the World: A Photo ster, 2020, 298 Guide” by Steve N.G. Howell and Kirk Zufelt, Cottam, B. “Chasing Nature: An Ecologist’s Lifetime 2019, 194 of Adventures and Observations” by Robert E. Wrigley. Illustrated by Rob Gillespie, 2020, 300– Other 301 Charles, G. “A Sand County Almanac and Sketches Cray, H. “The Call of Carnivores: Travels of a Field Here and There” by Aldo Leopold. Introduction Biologist” by Hans Kruuk, 2019, 299 by Barbara Kingsolver, 2020, 195–196 Halliday, W.D. “Whales of the Southern Ocean: Bio­ Cottam, B. Books in Brief, 96–97, 398 logy, Whaling and Perspectives of Population Re­ Cottam, B. New Titles, 98–100, 197–199, 302–305, covery. Advances in Polar Ecology Volume 5” by 399–402 Yuri Mikhalev, 2020, 189 Cray, H. “The Tangled Tree: A Radical New History Way, J. “The Cougar Conundrum: Sharing the World of Life” by David Quammen, 2018, 90 with a Successful Predator” by Mark Elbroch, Foster, R.F. “Levelling the Lake: Transboundary Re­ 2020, 295–297 source Management in the Lake of the Woods Watershed” by Jamie Benidickson, 2019, 91–92 Botany Halliday, W.D. “Brave New Arctic: The Untold Story Brunton, D.F. “Flora of Florida, Volume VII: Dico­ of the Melting North” by Mark C. Serreze, 2018, ty­ledons, Orobanchaceae through Asteraceae” by 396 Richard P. Wunderlin, Bruce F. Hansen, and Alan Tegler, B. “The Mosquito: A Human History of Our R. Franck, 2020, 85-86 Deadliest Predator” by Timothy C. Winegard, Clark, Jr., H.O. “Darwin’s Most Wonderful Plants: A 2019, 92–93 Tour of His Botanical Legacy” by Ken Thompson, Tegler, B. “Horizon” by Barry Lopez, 2019, 396–397 2019, 190–191 Way, J. “Re-Bisoning the West: Restoring an American Icon to the Landscape” by Kurt Repanshek, 2019, Conservation and Wildlife 94–95 Forbes, G.J. “The Wildlife Techniques Manual (Eighth Edition). Volume 1 – Research. Volume 2 – Man­ Zoology agement” by Nova J. Silvy, 2020, 387–388 Halliday, W.D. “Marine Mammals: Adaptations for an Aquatic Life” by Randall W. Davis, 2019, 88 Entomology Halliday, W.D. “The Voices of Marine Mammals: Burke, T. “Raising Butterflies in the Garden” by William E. Schevill and William A. Watkins: Pio­ Brenda Dziedzic, 2019, 192–193 neers in Bioacoustics” edited by Christina Connett­ Brophy, 2019, 89 Herpetology Halliday, W.D., N. Diogou, A.F. Heimrich, M.J. Mar­ Halliday, W.D. “Secrets of Snakes: The Science Be­ tin. “The Bowhead Whale Balaena mysticetus: yond the Myths. W.L. Moody, Jr., Natural History Biology and Human Interactions” edited by J.C. Series” by David A. Steen, 2019, 193 George and J.G.M. Thewissen, 2020, 390–391 Way, J. “The Reign of Wolf 21: The Saga of Yellow­ Ornithology stone’s Legendary Druid Pack” by Rick McIntyre, Alvo, R. “Waterfowl of Eastern North America. Sec­ 2020, 392–393 ond Edition” by Chris G. Earley, 2020, 389 Way, J. “Wolf Island: Discovering the Secrets of a Gaston, T. “Birds in Winter: Surviving the Most Chal­ Myth­ic Animal” by L. David Mech and Greg lenging Season” by Roger F. Pasquier. Illus­trated Brein­ing, 2020, 394–395