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Raptor Research   Volume 17 Number 3   Fall 1983

NEST SITE CHARACTERISTICS OF THREE COEXISTING ACCIPITER HAWKS IN NORTHEASTERN OREGON  (PDF)
  KEVIN R. MOORE, CHARLES J. HENNY  65-76

ANNOUNCEMENTS

BALD EAGLE NEST WATCHERS NEEDED  (PDF)
    76

GROWTH OF BODY COMPONENTS IN PARENT-AND HAND-REARED CAPTIVE KESTRELS  (PDF)
  DAVID M. BIRD, ROBERT G. CLARK  77-84

THE PRICE OF SUCCESS IN GOSHAWK TRAPPING  (PDF)
  ROBERT E. KENWARD, MATS KARLBOM, VIDAR MARCSTRöM  84-91

OBSERVATIONS ON NESTING WHITE-TAILED HAWKS  (PDF)
  LARRY R. DITTO  91

OSPREY CAPTURES MAMMAL AT EDGE OF SOYBEAN FIELD  (PDF)
  JOHN S. CASTRALE, JIM MCCALL  92

SCREECH OWL TRAPPED INSIDE FALLEN ROOST TREE  (PDF)
  DANIEL T. WALSH, DWIGHT G. SMITH  93

JUNE RECORD FOR GYRFALCON IN SOUTH DAKOTA  (PDF)
  L. SCOTT JOHNSON  93

FOUR KESTRELS DEFEND NEST BOX CONTAINING EYASSES  (PDF)
  THOMAS J. WILMERS  94-95

ABSTRACTS OF THESES AND DISSERTATIONS

NESTING BEHAVIOR OF THE FERRUGINOUS HAWKS (BUTEO REGALIS)  (PDF)
    95

ASPECTS OF THE NUTRITIONAL ECOLOGY OF THE RED-SHOULDERED HAWK (BUTEO LINEATUS LINEATUS) IN SOUTHWESTERN QUEBEC  (PDF)
    96

ANNOUNCEMENTS

BURROWING OWL COLORMARKING: REQUEST FOR INFORMATION  (PDF)
    96

FRONT MATTER  (PDF)
    front

BACK MATTER  (PDF)
    back

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