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Raptor Research   Volume 7 Number 2   Summer 1973

SCIENTIFIC PAPERS

PREDATORY EFFICIENCY OF AMERICAN KESTRELS WINTERING IN NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA  (PDF)
  MICHAEL W. COLLOPY  25-31

FORAGING BEHAVIOR OF OSPREYS IN NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA  (PDF)
  MEYER L. UEOKA, JAMES R. KOPLIN  32-38

DIFFERENTIAL HABITAT USE BY SEXES OF AMERICAN KESTRELS WINTERING IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA  (PDF)
  JAMES R. KOPLIN  39-42

POST-FLEDGING ACTIVITY OF THE RED-TAILED HAWK  (PDF)
  SARA JANE JOHNSON  43-48

SPATIO-TEMPORAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BREEDING RED-TAILED HAWKS AND GREAT HORNED OWLS IN SOUTH DAKOTA  (PDF)
  THOMAS C. DUNSTAN, BYRON E. HARRELL  49-54

REPORTS, REVIEWS, AND OPINION

REPORT: PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONFERENCE ON RAPTOR CONSERVATION TECHNIQUES, FORT COLLINS, COLORADO, 22-24 MARCH, 1973: PART 1. INTRODUCTION  (PDF)
  BYRON E. HARRELL  55-61

REPORT: PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONFERENCE ON RAPTOR CONSERVATION TECHNIQUES, FORT COLLINS, COLORADO, 22-24 MARCH, 1973: PART 2. RAPTOR ECOLOGY SESSION  (PDF)
  BYRON E. HARRELL  62-69

PUBLICATION NOTICE: NEW PUBLICATIONS FROM BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY  (PDF)
    70-71

NOTES, NEWS, AND QUERIES  (PDF)
    72

FRONT MATTER  (PDF)
    front

BACK MATTER  (PDF)
    back

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