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Journal of Raptor Research   Volume 25 Number 3   Fall 1991

HUNTING RANGE AND STRATEGIES IN A TUNDRA BREEDING PEREGRINE AND GYRFALCON OBSERVED FROM A HELICOPTER  (PDF)
  CLAYTON M. WHITE, R. WAYNE NELSON  49-62

BIASES IN DIETS DETERMINED FROM PELLETS AND REMAINS: CORRECTION FACTORS FOR A MAMMAL AND BIRD-EATING RAPTOR  (PDF)
  R. E. SIMMONS, D. M. AVERY, G. AVERY  63-67

NEW GOLDEN EAGLE RECORDS FROM BAJA CALIFORNIA  (PDF)
  RICARDO RODRíGUEZ-ESTRELLA, JORGE LLINAS-GUTIéRREZ, JORGE CANCINO  68-71

SURVIVAL AND MOVEMENTS OF RELEASED REHABILITATED BALD EAGLES  (PDF)
  MARK MARTELL, PATRICK REDIG, JILL NIBE, GAIL BUHL, DANIEL FRENZEL  72-76

FORAGING HABITS, HUNTING AND BREEDING SUCCESS OF LANNER FALCONS (FALCO BIARMICUS) IN ISRAEL  (PDF)
  REUVEN YOSEF  77-81

DO MIGRANT SWAINSON'S HAWKS FAST EN ROUTE TO ARGENTINA?  (PDF)
  JOHN S. KIRKLEY  82-86

Short Communications

RESPONSE TO KIRKLEY  (PDF)
  DAVID L. GOLDSTEIN, NEAL G. SMITH  87-88

THREE POSSIBLE NEST-RELIEF FACTORS IN THE AMERICAN KESTREL (FALCO SPARVERIUS)  (PDF)
  JUAN ESTEBAN MARTíNEZ-GóMEZ  88-89

INFLUENCE ON PELLET EGESTION TIME IN INDIVIDUAL GREAT HORNED OWLS ALLOWED TO VIEW EGESTION IN OTHER OWLS  (PDF)
  GARY E. DUKE, ORAL A. EVANSON, SUSAN B. CHAPLIN  90-91

DIURNAL BODY TEMPERATURE CYCLE IN THE NORTHERN HAWK-OWL (SURNIA ULULA)  (PDF)
  CHARLES T. COLLINS  92-93

JUVENILE URBAN-HACKED PEREGRINE FALCONS (FALCO PEREGRINUS) HUNT AT NIGHT  (PDF)
  ANNIE WENDT, GREG SEPTON, JEFF MOLINE  94-95

Letters

BALD EAGLE ATTEMPTS TO INCUBATE BONE  (PDF)
    96

EGYPTIAN VULTURES STEAL FOOD FROM NESTLING GRIFFON VULTURES  (PDF)
    96-97

COMMON BARN OWL (TYTO ALBA) RELEASES EGG WHILE IN FLIGHT  (PDF)
    97

Thesis Abstracts

FACTORS INFLUENCING BREEDING SUCCESS OF BALD EAGLES IN UPPER MICHIGAN  (PDF)
    98

NESTING ECOLOGY AND NEST SITE HABITAT OF SHARP-SHINNED AND COOPER'S HAWKS IN MISSOURI  (PDF)
    98

NEWS AND REVIEWS  (PDF)
    99-100

FRONT MATTER  (PDF)
    front

BACK MATTER  (PDF)
    back

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