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Journal of Raptor Research   Volume 22 Number 1   Spring 1988

COMMENTARY: YEAR-END MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT  (PDF)
    1-2

TURKEY VULTURE SURVEYS IN CUBA  (PDF)
  CARLOS WOTZKOW, JAMES W. WILEY  3-7

ROAD TRANSECT COUNTS FOR RAPTORS: HOW RELIABLE ARE THEY?  (PDF)
  BRIAN A. MILLSAP, MAURICE N. LEFRANC, JR.  8-16

FORAGING BEHAVIOUR OF THE BROWN GOSHAWK (ACCIPITER FASCIATUS) IN SOUTHEASTERN AUSTRALIA  (PDF)
  T. AUMANN  17-21

MOVEMENTS AND SURVIVAL OF RELEASED, REHABILITATED HAWKS  (PDF)
  LAYNE L. HAMILTON, PHILLIP J. ZWANK, GLENN H. OLSEN  22-26

AN ANALYSIS OF BIRD ELECTROCUTIONS IN MONTANA  (PDF)
  THOMAS A. O'NEIL  27-28

Short Communications

CAPTURE AND TELEMETRY TECHNIQUES FOR THE LINED FOREST-FALCON (MICRASTUR GILVICOLLIS)  (PDF)
  BERT C. KLEIN, RICHARD O. BIERREGAARD  29

ADDITIONAL BALD EAGLE NESTING RECORDS FROM SONORA, MEXICO  (PDF)
  BRYAN T. BROWN  30-32

AN UNUSUAL WINTER BALD EAGLE NEST IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA  (PDF)
  WILLIAM D. WAGNER, MICHAEL D. MCCRARY, ROBERT L. MCKERNAN, RALPH W. SCHREIBER  32-33

THREE BALD EAGLE NESTS ON A MINNESOTA TRANSMISSION LINE  (PDF)
  ROBERT T. BOHM  34

NEWS AND REVIEWS  (PDF)
    35-36

FRONT MATTER  (PDF)
    front

BACK MATTER  (PDF)
    back

Cover to cover  (DJVU)

 

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