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Raptor Research   Volume 11 Number 3   Fall 1977

SCIENTIFIC PAPERS

THE STATUS, POPULATION STRUCTURE, AND BREEDING DATES OF THE AFRICAN LAMMERGEIER: GYPAETUS BARBATUS MERIDIONALIS  (PDF)
  L. H. BROWN  49-58

DIET VALUES AND THE FOOD CONSUMPTION OF NEW ZEALAND FALCONS  (PDF)
  NICK FOX  59-62

A ROADSIDE RAPTOR CENSUS IN THE EASTERN GREAT BASIN-1973-1974  (PDF)
  NEIL D. WOFFINDEN, JOSEPH R. MURPHY  62-66

REVERSING FEMALE DOMINANCE IN BREEDING RAPTORS  (PDF)
  JOHN CAMPBELL  66

TECHNIQUES USEFUL FOR DETERMINING RAPTOR PREY-SPECIES ABUNDANCE  (PDF)
  R. E. FITZNER, L. E. ROGERS, D. W. URESK  67-71

BARBED WIRE IMPALES ANOTHER GREAT HORNED OWL  (PDF)
  H. LEROY ANDERSON  71-72

REINTRODUCTION OF CAPTIVE-BRED PRAIRIE FALCONS IN CALIFORNIA-1976  (PDF)
  SUE ELIZABETH GRANGER  73

BOOK REVIEW  (PDF)
    74

INFORMATION ON ACCIPITERS REQUESTED  (PDF)
    74

BOOK REVIEW  (PDF)
    75

BALD EAGLE LITERATURE WANTED  (PDF)
    75

PEREGRINES BEAT ALL ODDS IN MORRO ROCK STRUGGLE  (PDF)
    75-76

ABSTRACTS OF THESES  (PDF)
    77

A SURVEY AND ANALYSIS OF BALD EAGLE NESTING IN WESTERN WASHINGTON  (PDF)
    77

BREEDING ECOLOGY OF THE FERRUGINOUS HAWK IN NORTHERN UTAH AND SOUTHERN IDAHO  (PDF)
    78

THE BIOENERGETICS OF THE BARN OWL (TYTO ALBA)  (PDF)
    78

WINTER ECOLOGY AND EFFECTS OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR ON BALD EAGLES IN THE NOOKSACK RIVER VALLEY, WASHINGTON  (PDF)
    79

BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OF COASTAL PEREGRINES (FALCO PEREGRINUS PEALEI)  (PDF)
    79-80

UTILIZATION OF NEST BOXES BY BIRDS IN THREE VEGETATIONAL COMMUNITIES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE AMERICAN KESTREL (FALCO SPARVERIUS)  (PDF)
    80

FRONT MATTER  (PDF)
    front

BACK MATTER  (PDF)
    back

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