PUBLICATIONS IN revision/review

  1. S.E. Fischer, G.R. Kramer, K.L. Glanville◊, K. Granillo, and H.M. Streby. Experimental evidence of a drought-induced demographic bottleneck in a dryland bird. in revision.

  2. J.G. Otten, D. Becker, J. Scharosch, and S.E. Fischer. Population- and community-level responses of small vertebrates to sustained mesopredator control. in revision.

  3. S.E. Fischer, A.J. Hallmark, K.L. Glanville◊, K. Granillo, and H.M Streby. Overlooked demographic responses to drought forecast mid-century population collapse in a dryland bird. in review.

PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS & PREPRINTS

  1. Brlík, V., … S.E. Fischer, (110 co-authors), et al. (2026). Temporal links in avian migration schedules across the annual cycle. Nature Ecology and Evolution. [PDF]

  2. Wiley, D.L.F., J.L. Williamson, S.E. Fischer, S.M. Bauernfeind, H.M. Streby, K. Granillo, C.C. Witt, and L.M. Barrow (2026). Parallel elevational replacement of hosts and parasites in a highly susceptible songbird genus. Oecologia 208: 54. doi.org/10.1007/s00442-026-05892-8. [PDF]

  3. S.E. Fischer, J.J. Jackson, E.C. Hoffman, H.M. Streby, and T.L. Spanbauer (2025). Migratory songbirds as potential ectozoochorous protist dispersal vectors. Ecology and Evolution 15: e72703. dx.doi.org/10.1002/ece3.72703. [PDF]

  4. Kramer, G.R.†, S.E. Fischer†, P.J. Ruhl†, E. Berz, R. Huffines, D. Aborn, and H.M. Streby (2025). Spatial and temporal migratory connectivity of two sympatrically breeding wood-warblers with geographically discordant population trends. Journal of Avian Biology 2025: e03358. doi.org/10.1002/jav.03358. † = these authors contributed equally. [PDF]

  5. Fischer, S.E., G.R. Kramer, M. Baumann, E. Fahy, K. Granillo, and H.M. Streby (2025). Migratory connectivity and potential nonbreeding sexual segregation in Gray Vireos. Wilson Journal of Ornithology 137: 441–462. doi.org/10.1080/15594491.2025.2497654. [PDF]

  6. Fischer, S.E., J.G. Otten, A.M. Lindsay, D.B. Miles, and H.M. Streby (2025). Six-decade research bias toward fancy and familiar bird species. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 292: 20242846. royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rspb.2024.2846. [PDF]

  7. Fischer, S.E., K. Granillo, and H.M. Streby (2022). Post-fledging survival, movements, and habitat associations of Gray Vireos in New Mexico. Avian Conservation and Ecology 17: 13. https://doi.org/10.5751/ACE-02053-170113. [PDF]

  8. DiLiberto, J.F., M.R. Stahl, S.E. Fischer, and K. Granillo (2022). Do attributes of Gray Vireo nest sites influence Brown-headed Cowbird brood parasitism? Western Birds 53: 43-51. [PDF]

  9. Fischer, S.E., and K. Islam (2020). Identifying bird-window collisions on a university campus during spring and fall migration. Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Sciences 129: 47-55. [PDF]

  10. Stevens, H.C., and S.E. Fischer (2018). Novel nest construction behavior in Gray Vireos. Wilson Journal of Ornithology 130: 1020-1023.

BOOK CHAPTERS

  1. S.E. Fischer and J.M. Refsnider (Forthcoming 2027). “Impacts of Land Use Change on Nests of North American Songbirds and Freshwater Turtles.” Pp TBA in M. Mainwaring, M.C. Stoddard, B. Wong, I. Medina, C. Seymour, C. Deeming, and M. Hauber (eds), Animal Nests: Evolution, Form and Function. Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK.

  2. Levan, B., S.E. Fischer, A. Hody, K. Jennings, and A. Payne (Forthcoming 2027). “Paddling Upstream to Reach the Rainbow: Recognizing and Removing Barriers of Entry for LGBTQ+ People in Conservation and Outdoor Recreation.” in: Inclusive Nature. Pharr, L.D., ed. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press. upcoming 2026.

  3. Fischer, S.E. (2022). “MOLTING TOGETHER: Using ArtScience to Explore Gender and Otherness with Songbirds.” in: Artworks for Jellyfish and Other Others. T. Hiebert and A. Boetzkes (eds). Bothell, WA: Noxious Sector Press. ISBN 1990766013. Book PDF / purchase a physical copy

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

  1. Fischer, S.E. (2026). Consequences of drought for post-fledging survival, physiology, and population dynamics in a dryland songbird. PhD Dissertation, The University of Toledo, Toledo, OH. [PDF]

  2. Janke, A., S.E. Fischer, C. Olfenbuttel, and A. Tri (2021). “From Bee Eaters to Bats: Exploring the Diversity of the LGBTQ+ Experience Among Wildlife Professionals.” The Wildlife Professional. May/June 2021 Special Diversity Issue. [PDF]

  3. Fischer, S.E., K. Granillo, and H.M. Streby (2021). Full-season productivity of Gray Vireos at Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge, New Mexico: 2019-2020 Final Report.

  4. Fischer, S.E. (2020). Post-fledging and Migration Ecology of Gray Vireos (Vireo vicinior) and Using ArtScience to Explore Gender and Identity. MS Thesis, The University of Toledo, Toledo, OH, USA. [PDF]