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Journal of Raptor Research   Volume 24 Number 4   Winter 1990

NEST DEFENSE BY MALE AND FEMALE SPANISH IMPERIAL EAGLES  (PDF)
  MIGUEL FERRER  77-79

THE IDENTITY OF PENNANT'S "WAPACUTHU OWL" AND THE SUBSPEGIFIC NAME OF THE POPULATION OF BUBO VIRGINIANUS FROM WEST OF HUDSON BAY  (PDF)
  M. RALPH BROWNING, RICHARD C. BANKS  80-83

HABITAT USE OF THE NORTHERN HARRIER IN A COASTAL MASSACHUSETTS SHRUBLAND WITH NOTES ON POPULATION TRENDS IN SOUTHEASTERN NEW ENGLAND  (PDF)
  DAVE A. CHRISTIANSEN, JR., STEVEN E. REINERT  84-90

MOLT PATTERN AND DURATION IN A FEMALE NORTHERN GOSHAWK (ACCIPITER GENTILIS)  (PDF)
  CHRISTOPHER J. READING  91-97

RAPTOR ROAD SURVEYS IN SOUTH AMERICA  (PDF)
  DAVID H. ELLIS, RICHARD L. GLINSKI, DWIGHT G. SMITH  98-106

RESPONSE OF NORTHERN GOSHAWKS TO TAPED CONSPECIFIC AND GREAT HORNED OWL CALLS  (PDF)
  J. TIMOTHY KIMMEL, RICHARD H. YAHNER  107-112

CLINICAL HEMATOLOGY AND BLOOD CHEMISTRY VALUES FOR THE COMMON BUZZARD (BUTEO BUTEO)  (PDF)
  MAURO HERNANDEZ, SONSOLES MARTIN, PALOMA FORES  113-119

IS THE OPERATIONAL USE OF STRYCHNINE TO CONTROL GROUND SQUIRRELS DETRIMENTAL TO BURROWING OWLS?  (PDF)
  PAUL C. JAMES, GLEN A. FOX, THOMAS J. ETHIER  120-123

Short Communications

GOLDEN EAGLES TAKE UP TERRITORIES ABANDONED BY BONELLI'S EAGLES IN NORTHERN SPAIN  (PDF)
  CARMELO FERNáNDEZ, JESÚS A. INSAUSTI  124-125

LETTERS  (PDF)
    126

Thesis Abstracts

FACTORS INFLUENCING LOCAL VARIATION OF BALD EAGLE DENSITY IN NORTH-CENTRAL SASKATCHEWAN  (PDF)
    127

PRE-INCUBATION BEHAVIOR AND PATERNITY ASSURANCE IN THE COOPER'S HAWK (ACCIPITER COOPERII)  (PDF)
    127

NEWS AND REVIEWS  (PDF)
    128

FRONT MATTER  (PDF)
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BACK MATTER  (PDF)
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