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Research Interests
Emeritus Professor Taylor's primary research interest is avian biology, specifically in the areas of breeding biology, migration, populations, and vocalizations. For the past 10 years he has been studying the breeding biology of the Great Crested Flycatcher (Myiarchus crinitus) in central Florida. Utilization of man-made nest boxes by animals is a concurrent interest. Dr. Taylor is also interested in wildflowers of Florida
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Selected Publications
Taylor, W.K. 1998. Florida Wildflowers in Their Natural Communities, University Press of Florida, Gainesville, FL
Wallace, R. L., and W.K. Taylor. 1997. Invertebrate Zoology A Laboratory Manual. 5th ed. Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle Rivers, NJ.
Taylor, W.K. 1996. Noteworthy plants from the Tosohatchee State Reserve. Florida Scientist 59:12-15.
Taylor, W.K. 1992. The Guide to Florida Wildflowers. Taylor Publishing Co., Dallas, TX
Taylor, W.K., and M.A. Kershner. 1991. Breeding biology of the Great Crested Flycatcher. J. Field Ornithology 62:28-39.
Taylor, W.K., B.H. Anderson, and H.M. Stevenson. 1989. Breeding range expansions of the Indigo Bunting, Painted Bunting, and Blue Grosbeak in Florida with new records for Seminole County. Florida Field Naturalist 17:1-10.
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