Publications

(2022). Effects of Nestling Health on Postfledging Survival of Wood Storks textbar Ornithological Applications textbar Oxford Academic.

(2022). Temporal Variation in Local Wetland Hydrology Influences Postdispersal Survival of Juvenile Wood Storks (Mycteria americana)La Variación Temporal en la Hidrología de los Humedales Locales Afecta la Supervivencia Post-dispersión de los Individuos Jóvenes de Mycteria americana textbar Ornithology textbar Oxford Academic.

(2022). Altered pairing behaviour and reproductive success in white ibises exposed to environmentally relevant concentrations of methylmercury textbar Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences.

(2022). Subchronic effects of methylmercury on plasma and organ biochemistries in great egret nestlings - Hoffman - 2005 - Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry - Wiley Online Library.

(2022). Invasive Burmese pythons (Python bivittatus) are novel nest predators in wading bird colonies of the Florida Everglades textbar SpringerLink.

Jabi Zabala, Ignacio Rodríguez-Jorquera, Joel C. Trexler, Sophie Orzechowski, Lindsey Garner, Peter Frederick (2021). Accounting for food availability reveals contaminant-induced breeding impairment, food-modulated contaminant effects, and endpoint-specificity of exposure indicators in free ranging avian populations. Science of The Total Environment.

Jabi Zabala, Joel C. Trexler, Nilmini Jayasena, Peter Frederick (2020). Early Breeding Failure in Birds Due to Environmental Toxins: A Potentially Powerful but Hidden Effect of Contamination. Environmental Science & Technology.

Ted Lange, Darren G. Rumbold, Peter C. Frederick, Mark Cunningham, Curtis D. Pollman (2020). Temporal Changes in Mercury Concentrations in Everglades Biota. Mercury and the Everglades. A Synthesis and Model for Complex Ecosystem Restoration: Volume III – Temporal Trends of Mercury in the Everglades, Synthesis and Management Implications.

Simona Picardi, Peter C. Frederick, Rena R. Borkhataria, Mathieu Basille (2020). Partial migration in a subtropical wading bird in the southeastern United States. Ecosphere.

Wray Gabel, Peter Frederick, Jabi Zabala (2019). Nestling carcasses from colonially breeding wading birds: patterns of access and energetic relevance for a vertebrate scavenger community. Scientific Reports.

Sophia C. M. Orzechowski, Christina M. Romagosa, Peter C. Frederick (2019). Invasive Burmese pythons (Python bivittatus) are novel nest predators in wading bird colonies of the Florida Everglades. Biological Invasions.

Jabi Zabala, Ashley M. Meade, Peter Frederick (2019). Variation in nestling feather mercury concentrations at individual, brood, and breeding colony levels: Implications for sampling mercury in birds. Science of The Total Environment.

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Jabi Zabala, Ignacio A. Rodriguez-Jorquera, Sophia C. Orzechowski, Peter Frederick (2019). Non-lethal sampling of avian indicators reveals reliable geographic signals of mercury despite highly dynamic patterns of exposure in a large wetland. Environmental Pollution.

Sophia C. M. Orzechowski, Peter C. Frederick, Robert M. Dorazio, Margaret E. Hunter (2019). Environmental DNA sampling reveals high occupancy rates of invasive Burmese pythons at wading bird breeding aggregations in the central Everglades. PLOS ONE.

Jabi Zabala, Ignacio A. Rodriguez-Jorquera, Sophia C. Orzechowski, Peter Frederick (2019). Mercury Concentration in Nestling Feathers Better Predicts Individual Reproductive Success than Egg or Nestling Blood in a Piscivorous Bird. Environmental Science & Technology.

Peter C. Frederick, William F. Loftus, Ted Lange, Mark Cunningham (2019). Food Web Structures of Biotically Important Species. Mercury and the Everglades. A Synthesis and Model for Complex Ecosystem Restoration: Volume II – Aquatic Mercury Cycling and Bioaccumulation in the Everglades.

Brittany F. Burtner, Peter C. Frederick (2017). Attraction of Nesting Wading Birds to Alligators (Alligator mississippiensis). Testing the ‘Nest Protector’ Hypothesis. Wetlands.

Jo-Szu Tsai, Brian E. Reichert, Peter C. Frederick, Kenneth D. Meyer (2016). Breeding Site Longevity and Site Characteristics Have Intrinsic Value for Predicting Persistence of Colonies of an Endangered Bird. Wetlands.

Louise S. Venne, Joel C. Trexler, Peter C. Frederick (2016). Prescribed burn creates pulsed effects on a wetland aquatic community. Hydrobiologia.

Lucas A. Nell, Peter C. Frederick, Frank J. Mazzotti, Kent A. Vliet, Laura A. Brandt (2016). Presence of Breeding Birds Improves Body Condition for a Crocodilian Nest Protector. PLOS ONE.

Jason C. Fidorra, Peter C. Frederick, David C. Evers, Kenneth D. Meyer (2016). Selection of human-influenced and natural wetlands by Great Egrets at multiple scales in the southeastern USA. The Condor.

Jessica A. Klassen, Dale E. Gawlik, Peter C. Frederick (2016). Linking wading bird prey selection to number of nests. The Journal of Wildlife Management.

Daniel L. Irick, Binhe Gu, Yuncong C. Li, Patrick W. Inglett, Peter C. Frederick, Michael S. Ross, Alan L. Wright, Sharon M. L. Ewe (2015). Wading bird guano enrichment of soil nutrients in tree islands of the Florida Everglades. Science of The Total Environment.

Lucas A. Nell, Peter C. Frederick (2015). Fallen Nestlings and Regurgitant as Mechanisms of Nutrient Transfer from Nesting Wading Birds to Crocodilians. Wetlands.

James M. Beerens, Peter C. Frederick, Erik G. Noonburg, Dale E. Gawlik (2015). Determining habitat quality for species that demonstrate dynamic habitat selection. Ecology and Evolution.

John C. Ogden, John D. Baldwin, Oron L. Bass, Joan A. Browder, Mark I. Cook, Peter C. Frederick, Peter E. Frezza, Rafael A. Galvez, Ann B. Hodgson, Kenneth D. Meyer, Lori D. Oberhofer, Ann F. Paul, Pamela J. Fletcher, Steven M. Davis, Jerome J. Lorenz (2014). Waterbirds as indicators of ecosystem health in the coastal marine habitats of Southern Florida: 2. Conceptual ecological models. Ecological Indicators.

John C. Ogden, John D. Baldwin, Oron L. Bass, Joan A. Browder, Mark I. Cook, Peter C. Frederick, Peter E. Frezza, Rafael A. Galvez, Ann B. Hodgson, Kenneth D. Meyer, Lori D. Oberhofer, Ann F. Paul, Pamela J. Fletcher, Steven M. Davis, Jerome J. Lorenz (2014). Waterbirds as indicators of ecosystem health in the coastal marine habitats of southern Florida: 1. Selection and justification for a suite of indicator species. Ecological Indicators.

Rena R. Borkhataria, A. Lawrence Bryan, Peter C. Frederick (2013). Movements and Habitat Use by Fledgling Wood Storks (Mycteria Americana) Prior to Dispersal from the Natal Colony. Waterbirds.

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Louise S. Venne, Peter C. Frederick (2013). Foraging Wading Bird (Ciconiiformes) Attraction to Prescribed Burns in an Oligotrophic Wetland. Fire Ecology.

Nilmini Jayasena, Peter C. Frederick, Iskande L. V. Larkin (2011). Endocrine disruption in white ibises (Eudocimus albus) caused by exposure to environmentally relevant levels of methylmercury. Aquatic Toxicology.

Peter Frederick, Ashley Campbell, Nilmini Jayasena, Rena Borkhataria (2011). Survival of White Ibises (Eudocimus albus) in response to chronic experimental methylmercury exposure. Ecotoxicology.

Kathryn A. Williams, Peter C. Frederick, James D. Nichols (2011). Use of the superpopulation approach to estimate breeding population size: an example in asynchronously breeding birds. Ecology.

Peter Frederick, Dale E. Gawlik, John C. Ogden, Mark I. Cook, Michael Lusk (2009). The White Ibis and Wood Stork as indicators for restoration of the everglades ecosystem. Ecological Indicators.

US EPA National Center for Environmental Assessment (2009). FACTORS AFFECTING REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS OF WADING BIRDS CICONIIFORMES IN THE EVERGLADES ECOSYSTEM.

Evan M. Adams, Peter C. Frederick, Iske L. V. Larkin (2009). Sublethal effects of methylmercury on fecal metabolites of testosterone, estradiol, and corticosterone in captive juvenile white ibises (Eudocimus albus). Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry.

Evan M. Adams, Peter C. Frederick (2009). Sex-related Mortality of White Ibis (Eudocimus albus) Nestlings During a Starvation Event. Waterbirds: The International Journal of Waterbird Biology.

Peter C. Frederick, Kenneth D. Meyer (2008). Longevity and Size of Wood Stork (Mycteria americana) Colonies in Florida as Guides for an Effective Monitoring Strategy in the Southeastern United States. Waterbirds.

Rena R. Borkhataria, Peter C. Frederick, Rebecca Hylton, A. Lawrence Bryan Jr, James A. Rodgers (2008). A Preliminary Model of Wood Stork Population Dynamics in the Southeastern United States. Waterbirds.

Evan M. Adams, Peter C. Frederick (2008). Effects of methylmercury and spatial complexity on foraging behavior and foraging efficiency in juvenile white ibises (Eudocimus albus). Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry.

Kathryn A. Williams, Peter C. Frederick, Paul S. Kubilis, John C. Simon (2008). Bias in aerial estimates of the number of nests in White Ibis and Great Egret colonies. Journal of Field Ornithology.

Julie A. Heath, Peter C. Frederick (2006). White Ibis integument color during the breeding season. Journal of Field Ornithology.

Peter C. Frederick, Julie A. Heath, Robert Bennetts, Heinz Hafner (2006). Estimating nests not present at the time of breeding surveys: an important consideration in assessing nesting populations. Journal of Field Ornithology.

Julie A. Heath, Peter C. Frederick (2005). Relationships Among Mercury Concentrations, Hormones, and Nesting Effort of White Ibises (Eudocimus Albus) in the Florida Everglades. The Auk.

Eric D. Stolen, David R. Breininger, Peter C. Frederick (2004). Using Waterbirds as Indicators in Estuarine Systems: Successes and Perils. Estuarine Indicators.

Peter C. Frederick, Becky Hylton, Julie A. Heath, Marilyn G. Spalding (2004). A historical record of mercury contamination in southern florida (USA) as inferred from avian feather tissue: Contribution R-09888 of the Journal Series, Florida Agricultural Experiment Station. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry.

Julie A. Heath, Peter C. Frederick, Thea M. Edwards, Louis J. Guillette (2003). Reproductive physiology of free-living White Ibises (Eudocimus albus) in the Florida Everglades. General and Comparative Endocrinology.

Julie A. Heath, Peter C. Frederick (2003). Trapping White Ibises with Rocket Nets and Mist Nets in the Florida Everglades (Captura de cigueñas (Eudocimus albus) con redes de cohetes y redes de niebla en la Florida). Journal of Field Ornithology.

Peter C. Frederick, Becky Hylton, Julie A. Heath, Martin Ruane (2003). Accuracy and Variation in Estimates of Large Numbers of Birds by Individual Observers Using an Aerial Survey Simulator (Exactitud y variación en los estimados de grandes números de aves, por observadores individuales, utilizando simulaciones de censos aéreos). Journal of Field Ornithology.

Johanna H. Salatas, Peter C. Frederick, Kenneth A. Nagy, Gary E. Williams (2002). Validation of the Labeled-Water Method for Estimating Food Consumption in Nestling Herons. The Auk.

Peter C. Frederick, Marilyn G. Spalding, Robert Dusek (2002). Wading birds as bioindicators of mercury contamination in Florida, USA: Annual and geographic variation. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry.

Peter C. Frederick, Becky Hylton, Julie Heath, Marilyn Spalding, Greg Babbitt, John David Semones (2002). Factors affecting breeding status of wading birds in the Everglades.. http://aquaticcommons.org/id/eprint/1080.

Peter C. Frederick, John C. Ogden (2001). Pulsed breeding of long-legged wading birds and the importance of infrequent severe drought conditions in the Florida Everglades. Wetlands.

Jie Deng, Peter Frederick (2001). Nocturnal Flight Behavior of Waterbirds in Close Proximity to a Transmission Powerline in the Florida Everglades. Waterbirds: The International Journal of Waterbird Biology.

Marilyn G. Spalding, Peter C. Frederick, Heather C. McGill, Shannon N. Bouton, Lee R. McDowell (2000). METHYLMERCURY ACCUMULATION IN TISSUES AND ITS EFFECTS ON GROWTH AND APPETITE IN CAPTIVE GREAT EGRETS. Journal of Wildlife Diseases.

Marilyn G. Spalding, Peter C. Frederick, Heather C. McGill, Shannon N. Bouton, Lauren J. Richey, Isabella M. Schumacher, Carina G. M. Blackmore, Jay Harrison (2000). HISTOLOGIC, NEUROLOGIC, AND IMMUNOLOGIC EFFECTS OF METHYLMERCURY IN CAPTIVE GREAT EGRETS. Journal of Wildlife Diseases.

María S. Sepúlveda, Peter C. Frederick, Marilyn G. Spalding (1999). Mercury contamination in free-ranging great egret nestlings (Ardea albus) from Southern Florida, USA. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry.

Peter C. Frederick, Marilyn G. Spalding, Maria S. Sepälveda, Gary E. Williams, Leo Nico, Robert Robins (1999). Exposure of great egret (Ardea albus) nestlings to mercury through diet in the everglades ecosystem. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry.

Shannon N. Bouton, Peter C. Frederick, Marilyn G. Spalding, Heather McGill (1999). Effects of chronic, low concentrations of dietary methylmercury on the behavior of juvenile great egrets. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry.

Jerome J. Lorenz, Carole C. McIvor, George V. N. Powell, Peter C. Frederick (1997). A drop net and removable walkway used to quantitatively sample fishes over wetland surfaces in the dwarf mangroves of the southern Everglades. Wetlands.

Peter C. Frederick, John C. Ogden (1997). Philopatry and Nomadism: Contrasting Long-Term Movement Behavior and Population Dynamics of White Ibises and Wood Storks. Colonial Waterbirds.

Peter C. Frederick (1997). Effects of environmental mercury exposure on reproduction, health and survival of wading birds in the Florida Everglades.

Peter C. Frederick, Johanna Salatas, James Surdick (1996). Monitoring and Research on Wading Birds in the Water Conservation Areas ofthe Everglades: The 1996 Nesting season. http://aquaticcommons.org/id/eprint/1075.

Peter C. Frederick, Keith L. Bildstein, Bruce Fleury, John Ogden (1996). Conservation of Large, Nomadic Populations of White Ibises (Eudocimus albus) in the United States. Conservation Biology.

Peter C. Frederick, Tim Towles, Richard J. Sawicki, G. Thomas Bancroft (1996). Comparison of Aerial and Ground Techniques for Discovery and Census of Wading Bird (Ciconiiformes) Nesting Colonies. The Condor.

Peter C. Frederick, Steven M. McGehee (1994). Wading Bird Use of Wastewater Treatment Wetlands in Central Florida, USA. Colonial Waterbirds.

(1994). Nutrient Transport by Wading Birds in the Everglades. Everglades.

Peter C. Frederick, William F. Loftus (1993). Responses of marsh fishes and breeding wading birds to low temperatures: A possible behavioral link between predator and prey. Estuaries.

Peter C. Frederick (1993). Wading Bird Nesting Success in the Water Conservation Areas of the Everglades, 1993. http://aquaticcommons.org/id/eprint/1073.

Peter C. Frederick, Marilyn G. Spalding, III George V. N. Powell (1993). Evaluating Methods to Measure Nestling Survival in Tricolored Herons. The Journal of Wildlife Management.

Peter C. Frederick, Robin Bjork, G. Thomas Bancroft, George V. N. Powell (1992). Reproductive Success of Three Species of Herons Relative to Habitat in Southern Florida. Colonial Waterbirds.

Thomas W. Custer, Peter C. Frederick (1990). Egg Size and Laying Order of Snowy Egrets, Great Egrets, and Black-Crowned Night-Herons. The Condor.

Peter C. Frederick, Michael W. Collopy (1989). The Role of Predation in Determining Reproductive Success of Colonially Nesting Wading Birds in the Florida Everglades. The Condor.

Peter C. Frederick, Michael W. Collopy (1989). Nesting Success of Five Ciconiiform Species in Relation to Water Conditions in the Florida Everglades. The Auk.

Peter C. Frederick, Michael W. Collopy (1989). Researcher Disturbance in Colonies of Wading Birds: Effects of Frequency of Visit and Egg-Marking on Reproductive Parameters. Colonial Waterbirds.

P. C. Frederick, M. W. Collopy (1988). Reproductive ecology of wading birds in relation to water conditions in the Florida Everglades: final report. Tech. rept. (USA).

Peter Frederick (1987). Chronic Tidally-Induced Nest Failure in a Colony of White Ibises. The Condor.