Northeastern Naturalist Volume 31, Number 1, 2024

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Front cover
Inside front cover
Board of Editors/indicia page
RESEARCH ARTICLES
Documenting Northern Saw-whet Owls Breeding in Mixed-deciduous Forest Joseph M. Elias, Erin Kibelstis, Tony DeSantis, Robert Smith, and Clay E. Corbin	1
Ecology of an Insular Snake Assemblage in Coastal Maine John D. Willson, Ethan J. Royal, Jacquelyn C. Guzy, Meredith C. Swartwout, and Chelsea S. Kross	13
*Conserving Bumble Bee (Bombus) Biodiversity in the Appalachian Region: Techniques for Non-lethal Bumble Bee-Monitoring Surveys in the Appalachian Range of Rusty Patched Bumble Bee (B. affinis)* Mark J. Hepner	35
*Piping Plover (Charadrius melodus) Hatch a Least Tern (Sternula antillarum) Egg in a Mixed Clutch at Fire Island, NY* Samantha E. Smith, Christy N. Wails, Sharon S. Dorsey, Lauren M. Granger, Jacqueline DeFede, Elizabeth Papa, Jordan Raphael, Samantha G. Robinson, Hope L. VanDerwater, Katie W. Oliver, Sarah M. Karpanty, and James D. Fraser	47
Sporormiella tela, a New Species of Pleosporales from Dung of Geese Sigrid Jakob, Michael J. Richardson, and Joshua Birkebak	54
*PCR-based Amplification of a Cox1 Mini-DNA Barcode Gene from Feces: A Non-invasive Molecular Technique to Identify Environmental DNA Samples of Maritime Shrew (Sorex maritimensis)* Golnar Jalilvand and Donald T. Stewart	64
A Survey of Fungi and Fungus-like Organisms at the Albany Pine Bush Preserve, a Globally Rare Inland Pine Barren System Aimée T. Hudon and Thomas R. Horton	72
Simocybe ramosa, a New Species from the Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area Libelje Mortier, Danny Haelewaters, Pieter Asselman, Ruben De Lange, Thomas W. Kuyper, and Annemieke Verbeken	92
Patterns of Estimated Prevalence of Bot Fly Larvae in Harvested Squirrels in Pennsylvania Joshua B. Johnson, Emily S. Boyd, Melanie Weaver, and Justin D. Brown	110
Importance of a Small, Urban–Suburban National Park to the Conservation of Rare, Threatened, and Endangered Plant Species Andrew P. Landsman, Layne Strickler, Clara R. Thiel, Rachael Renzi, Vida J. Svahnström, Stephanie Siemek, Kristen Shelton, and Chris Frye	120

NOTES
*A High-Frequency Erythristic Population of Eastern Red-backed Salamanders (Plethodon cinereus) in Kennebec County, Maine* Gregory D. LeClair and Matthew W.H. Chatfield	N1