David Brown
InstructorDepartment of Biological Sciences
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As an instructor and coordinator of the Ecology Labs (Biol 4254) I am interested in teaching students techniques and issues in ecology relevant to
biologists living and working in As a researcher, I'm interested in the non-breeding season ecology of migratory birds. My focus is population ecology, but I use behavioral and physiological studies of individual birds to better understand population processes. |
Recent Publications
Brown, D.R., and T.W. Sherry. 2006. Population response of resident Jamaican birds to food supplementation: evidence of dry-season limitation. Biotropica 38:91-99.
Brown, D.R. 2006. Food supply and the dry-season ecology of a tropical resident
bird community and an over-wintering migrant bird species. Ph.D. dissertation. Tulane University,
New Orleans, LA.
Strong, C.M., D.R. Brown, P.C. Stouffer. 2005. Winter frugivory of Hermit Thrush. Southeastern Naturalist 4: 627-638.
Brown, D.R., C.M. Strong, P.C. Stouffer. 2002. Demographic effects of habitat selection on Hermit Thrushes wintering in a pine plantation landscape. Journal of Wildlife Management 66: 407-416.
Brown, D.R., P.C. Stouffer, and C.M. Strong. 2000. Movement and territoriality of wintering Hermit Thrushes in southeastern Louisiana. Wilson Bulletin 112:347-353.
Brown, D.R., and J. Long. In review. What is a
non-breeding floater? Causes, consequences, and
implications for habitat selection.
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