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Bird-Banding
  Volume 5, Number 1
  January, 1934
THE MIGRATORY MOVEMENTS OF CERTAIN COLONIES OF HERRING GULLS IN EASTERN NORTH AMERICA PART II (DjVu | PDF)
RICHARD JEFFERSON EATON ,  1-19

DISTRIBUTION AND SEASONAL MOVEMENTS OF THE HOUSE SPARROW (DjVu | PDF)
JOHN T. NICHOLS ,  20-23

NEST DISTRIBUTION AND SURVIVAL RATIO OF TREE SWALLOWS (DjVu | PDF)
SETH H. LOW ,  24-30

OBSERVATIONS OF THE NESTING HABITS OF THE BLACK AND WHITE WARBLER (DjVu | PDF)
WENDELL P. SMITH ,  31-35

SHOREBIRD-BANDING ON CAPE COD (DjVu | PDF)
MAURICE BROUN ,  36-38

BLUEBIRD STUDIES ON CAPE COD (DjVu | PDF)
SETH H. LOW ,  39-41

GENERAL NOTES

A New Problem for Bird-banders (DjVu | PDF)
C. M. POMERAT ,  Page 42

Starling-banding in Central Ohio during the Winter of 1932-33 (DjVu | PDF)
LAWRENCE E. HICKS ,  42-43

The Homing Instinct in the Rough-winged Swallow (DjVu | PDF)
JOHN A. GILLESPIE ,  43-44

An Estimate by Means of Bands of the Number of Terns on Penikese Island, Massachusetts, in 1933 (DjVu | PDF)
CHARLES W. TOWNSEND ,  44-45

Tail Plumes as a Means of Marking Individual Birds (DjVu | PDF)
A. MARGUERITE HEYDWEILLER ,  45-47

A Semipalmated Sandpiper Recovery (DjVu | PDF)
MAURICE BROUN ,  Page 47

A Female House Wren Recovery (DjVu | PDF)
CHARLES B. FLOYD ,  Page 47

Three Returning Mated Pairs of Chickadees (DjVu | PDF)
DOROTHY A. BALDWIN ,  47-48

A Towhee Recovery (DjVu | PDF)
MABEL GILLESPIE ,  Page 48

Some Unusual Barn Swallow Nesting-sites (DjVu | PDF)
LEWIS O. SHELLEY ,  Page 48

Three Great Blue Heron Recoveries (DjVu | PDF)
KABL E. BARTEL ,  48-49

 RECENT LITERATURE (DjVu | PDF)
49-54

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Back Matter (PDF)

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