2008 Wisconsin Kirtland’s Warbler Strategy Kim Grveles WI Dept. of Natural Resources Photo by Joel Trick, UW FWS.

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2008 Wisconsin Kirtland’s Warbler Strategy Kim Grveles WI Dept. of Natural Resources Photo by Joel Trick, UW FWS

Natural Resources Foundation of WI Acknowledgements Photo by Dean DiTomasso US Fish and Wildlife Service Citizen-based Monitoring Network of WI Wildlife Services Plum Creek Timber Company Wisconsin Society for Ornithology

History Discovered May 13, 1851 Cleveland, Ohio Named for Jared P. Kirtland Described by Spencer F. Baird, 1852 Nesting grounds unknown until Norman A Woods specimens collected in Bahamas – wintering grounds Photos Courtesy: Ron Austing

Bahamas also Turks, Caicos, Hispaniola Islands

Oscoda

Michigan Census – * *Source: Michigan Dept. of Natural Resources

Oscoda

Photos Courtesy: Dean DiTommaso and Joel Trick 2007 Nesting Events

Photo Courtesy: Thomas Schultz USFWS

Photo Courtesy: Dean DiTommaso Plan of Action Photo by Joel Trick, UW FWS

Wisconsin Counties with Singing Male Observations 1979 to 2007

2008 Survey Results Volunteers Sites visited Counties Dates: June 6 – June 15 Photo by Joel Trick, UW FWS

Habitat Suitability Suitable 51% Unsuitable 19% Marginal 24% N=89 Other 6%

Photo by Jennifer Goyette

2008 Nest Results Nest #EggsNestlingsKirtland’s Fledged Cowbirds Fledged Predation Unknown No Probable Phantom No

Photo by Joel Trick, UW FWS

Photo by Thomas Schultz

Photo by Joel Trick, UW FWS