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Western Birds   Volume 17 Number 3, 1986

HAVE ORNITHOLOGISTS OR BREEDING RED-BREASTED SAPSUCKERS EXTENDED THEIR RANGE IN COASTAL CALIFORNIA? (PDF)
W. DAVID SHUFORD,  97-106

LOCAL WINTER MOVEMENTS OF FOUR RAPTOR SPECIES IN CENTRAL COLORADO (PDF)
THOMAS A. GATZ, PAUL L. HEGDAL,  107-114

SEASONAL ANALYSIS OF A SOUTHWESTERN NEW MEXICO RIPARIAN BIRD COMMUNITY (PDF)
WILLIAM H. BALTOSSER,  115-132

NOTES

THE CASPIAN TERN AT MONO LAKE (PDF)
JOSEPH R. JEHL, JR.,  133-135

NEW AMERICAN WHITE PELICAN NESTING COLONY IN WYOMING (PDF)
SCOTT L. FINDHOLT,  136-138

GILA WOODPECKER NESTING IN NORTHERN BAJA CALIFORNIA (PDF)
JAMES W. CORNETT,  139-140

FIRST VERIFIED RECORD OF THE MEW GULL FOR IDAHO (PDF)
JOHN W. WEBER,  141-142

BULLETIN BOARD (PDF)
  143-144

FRONT MATTER (PDF)

BACK MATTER (PDF)

 

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