Southeastern Naturalist Volume 23, Number 1, 2024

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Front cover
Inside front cover
Board of Editors/indicia page
RESEARCH ARTICLES
*Frequency, Patterns, and Construction of Web Decorations by the Spider Uloborus glomosus* (Feather-legged Orbweaver)** Alexander M. Kerr	1
Range Expansion and Population Trends of Cliff Swallows in Northeastern South Carolina and Southeastern North Carolina, Especially at Colony Sites Along the Great Pee Dee River Corridor Douglas B. McNair	13
*The Origin and Ecology of a Likely Introduced Population of Southern Black-Bellied Salamanders (Desmognathus amphileucus)* Kevin G. Hutcheson, Todd W. Pierson, and John C. Maerz	29
*Barn Owl (Tyto alba) Prey from Pellets Collected During Periods of Deficit and Abundant Precipitation in Claiborne County, Tennessee* G. Neil Douglas, Moondil Jahan, Rhea Sharma, Jessica Vinson, Geri Mitchell, Sean Nilan, Rudolphe A. Gelis, and Ralph L. Thompson	43
A Night of Devastation: Natural and Life-History Observations from an en Masse Collection of Fallicambarus devastator Zackary A. Graham, Zachary W. Dillard, R. Katie Scott, Nicole M. Sadecky, Luke K. Sadecky, and Zachary J. Loughman	52
Effects of Different Silvicultural Canopy-Gap Sizes on Soil Respiration and Red Spruce Regeneration at Roan Mountain, North Carolina Thomas Hennessey and Beverly Collins	67
Prevalence and Intensity of Mussel Glochidia Infestations on Potential Host Fish Species in a South Carolina Stream Olivia Poelmann, Catherine M. Bodinof Jachowski, Tanya L. Darden, Daniel J. Farrae, Lengxob Yong, Morgan Kern, and Brandon K. Peoples	84
Night Roosts of Double-crested Cormorants in Coastal North Carolina Bryan D. Watts	108
Scatterhoarded Seeds Remain Useful to Hoarders over Multiple Hoarding Seasons in Central Alabama Sarah B. Ramirez, F. Stephen Dobson, and Todd D. Steury	118

NOTES
*First Documentation of a Larval Eastern Hellbender (Cryptobranchus alleganiensis alleganiensis) in a Bear Creek Tributary, Mississippi* Emily K. Field, Calvin R. Rezac, Robert J. Ellwanger, and Jack C. Creely	N1