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Raptor Research   Volume 18 Number 3   Fall 1984

THE PEREGRINE FALCON (FALCO PEREGRINUS MACROPUS) SWAINSON IN SOUTHEASTERN QUEENSLAND  (PDF)
  G. V. CZECHURA  81-91

SPRING AND FALL MIGRATIONS OF PEREGRINE FALCONS IN CENTRAL ALBERTA, 1979-1983, WITH COMPARISONS TO 1969-1978  (PDF)
  DICK DEKKER  92-97

WINTER HABITAT SELECTION OF DIURNAL RAPTORS IN CENTRAL UTAH  (PDF)
  DAVID L. FISCHER, KEVIN L. ELLIS, ROBERT J. MEESE  98-102

DO NORTHERN HARRIERS LAY REPLACEMENT CLUTCHES?  (PDF)
  ROBERT EDWARD SIMMONS  103-106

UNUSUAL PREDATORY AND CACHING BEHAVIOR OF AMERICAN KESTRELS IN CENTRAL MISSOURI  (PDF)
  BRIAN TOLAND  107-110

Short Communications

1981 - AN EXTRAORDINARY YEAR FOR GOLDEN EAGLE "TRIPLETS" IN THE CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS  (PDF)
  M. ALAN JENKINS, RONALD A. JOSEPH  111-113

FOOD PIRACY BETWEEN EUROPEAN KESTREL AND SHORT-EARED OWL  (PDF)
  ERKKI KORPIMÄKI  113-115

AN UNUSUAL OBSERVATION OF 'HOMING' TO PREY BY A MIGRATING IMMATURE PEREGRINE FALCON  (PDF)
  CARL SAFINA  115

News and Reviews

ERRATA - RAPTOR RESEARCH 18(2)  (PDF)
    115

"THE PEREGRINE FALCON AT REELFOOT LAKE"  (PDF)
  MURRELL BUTLER  116

FRONT MATTER  (PDF)
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BACK MATTER  (PDF)
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