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Raptor Research   Volume 7 Number 3-4   Fall-Winter 1973

SCIENTIFIC PAPERS

A FULLY AUTOMATED EGG FOR TELEMETERING ADULT ATTENTIVENESS AND INCUBATION TEMPERATURES  (PDF)
  DAVID H. ELLIS, JOEL R. VARNEY  73-77

FIELD TECHNIQUES IN A STUDY OF THE BEHAVIOR OF PEREGRINE FALCONS  (PDF)
  R. WAYNE NELSON  78-96

ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF THE USE OF ROTOR-WINGED AIRCRAFT IN RAPTOR SURVEYS  (PDF)
  CLAYTON M. WHITE, STEVE K. SHERROD  97-104

AN AUTOMATLC RADIO TRACKING SYSTEM FOR BIOTELEMETRY  (PDF)
  MARK R. FULLER, JOHN R. TESTER  105-106

AN INVASION OF GOSHAWKS  (PDF)
  P. B. HOFSLUND  107-108

NOTES ON NESTING GREAT HORNED OWLS IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA  (PDF)
  WILLIAM J. MADER  109-111

LATE SUMMER FOOD HABITS OF ADULT BURROWING OWLS IN CENTRAL UTAH  (PDF)
  DWIGHT G. SMITH, JOSEPH R. MURPHY  112-115

REPORTS, REVIEWS, AND OPINION

REPORT: PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONFERENCE ON RAPTOR CONSERVATION TECHNIQUES, FORT COLLINS, COLORADO, 22-24 MARCH, 1973: PART 4. RAPTOR RESEARCH TECHNIQUES  (PDF)
  BYRON E. HARRELL  116-120

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