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Western Birds   Volume 16 Number 1, 1985

THE BREEDING AVIFAUNA OF SAN BENITO MOUNTAIN, CALIFORNIA: (PDF)
NED K. JOHNSON, CARLA CICERO,  1-24

CHANGES IN DISTRIBUTION OF OWL SPECIES SUBSEQUENT TO HABITAT ALTERATION BY FIRE (PDF)
BRUCE ELLIOTT,  25-28

SEVENTH REPORT OF THE CALIFORNIA BIRD RECORDS COMMITTEE (PDF)
LAURENCE C. BINFORD,  29-48

NOTES

WEATHER-RELATED MORTALITY IN SWALLOWS IN THE SACRAMENTO VALLEY OF CALIFORNIA (PDF)
PAUL J. DUBOWY, STEVEN W. MOORE,  49-50

PREDATOR AVOIDANCE THROUGH BURROW USE BY CASSIN'S AND BLACK-THROATED SPARROWS (PDF)
RICHARD K. BOWERS, JR., JOHN B. DUNNING, JR.,  51-51

THE BIRDS OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY (PDF)
PAUL LEHMAN,  52-54

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE (PDF)
LAURENCE C. BINFORD,  55-56

BULLETIN BOARD (PDF)
  56-56

FRONT MATTER (PDF)

BACK MATTER (PDF)

 

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