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Journal of Raptor Research   Volume 23 Number 2   Summer 1989

NEOTROPICAL RAPTORS AND DEFORESTATION: NOTES ON DIURNAL RAPTORS AT FINCA EL FARO, QUETZALTENANGO, GUATEMALA  (PDF)
  JAY P. VANNINI  27-38

DIETS OF BREEDING AND NONBREEDING CALIFORNIA SPOTTED OWLS  (PDF)
  JAMES THRAILKILL, MICHAEL A. BIAS  39-41

FOOD HABITS OF TURKEY VULTURES IN WEST TEXAS  (PDF)
  CHRISTOS THOMAIDES, RAUL VALDEZ, WILLIAM H. REID, RALPH J. RAITT  42-44

Short Communications

DETERMINING AGE AND SEX OF NESTLING GYRFALCONS  (PDF)
  K. G. POOLE  45-47

OBSERVATIONS ON COOPERATIVE MOBBING OF A BALD EAGLE  (PDF)
  ROBERT CHARLES HUMPHREY  48

ACTIVITIES OF A MIGRANT MERLIN DURING AN ISLAND STOPOVER  (PDF)
  ARLO RAIM, WILLIAM W. COCHRAN, ROGER D. APPLEGATE  49-52

BALD EAGLE DIES FROM ENTANGLEMENT IN FISH NET  (PDF)
  JAMES W. WATSON  52-53

FOOD HABITS OF RED-TAILED HAWKS IN BOULDER COUNTY, COLORADO  (PDF)
  DANIEL T. BLUMSTEIN  53-55

BALD EAGLE KILLS SHARP-SHINNED HAWK  (PDF)
  JAY R. GEORGE  55-56

Thesis Abstracts

REVERSED SIZE DIMORPHISM, DETERMINANTS OF INTRASPECIFIC DOMINANCE, AND HABITAT USE BY AMERICAN KESTRELS (FALCO SPARUERIUS) WINTERING IN SOUTH CAROLINA  (PDF)
    57

BIOSYSTEMATICS OF THE GRAY HAWK, BUTEO NITIDUS (LATHAM)  (PDF)
    57

Dissertation Abstracts

WINTER ECOLOGY OF URBAN MERLINS (FALCO COLUMBANUS)  (PDF)
    58

NEWS AND REVIEWS  (PDF)
    59

FRONT MATTER  (PDF)
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BACK MATTER  (PDF)
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