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Western Birds   Volume 29 Number 4, 1998

BIOLOGY OF THE CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHER: (PDF)
JOHN T. ROTENBERRY, THOMAS A. SCOTT,  237-241

GENERAL BIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR

CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHER TERRITORIAL BEHAVIOR (PDF)
KRISTINE L. PRESTON, PATRICK J. MOCK, MARY A. GRISHAVER, ERIC A. BAILEY, DAVID F. KING,  242-257

CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHER VOCALIZATION BEHAVIOR (PDF)
KRISTINE L. PRESTON, MARY A. GRISHAVER, PATRICK J. MOCK,  258-268

FACTORS AFFECTING ESTIMATES OF CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHER TERRITORY SIZE (PDF)
JONATHAN L. ATWOOD, SOPHIA H. TSAI, CAROL A. REYNOLDS, JAMES C. LUTTRELL, MICHAEL R. FUGAGLI,  269-279

MOLT AND PLUMAGE VARIATION BY AGE AND SEX IN THE CALIFORNIA AND BLACK-TAILED GNATCATCHERS (PDF)
PETER PYLE, PHILIP UNITT,  280-289

HAS BROOD PARASITISM SELECTED FOR EARLIER NESTING IN THE CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHER? (PDF)
MICHAEL A. PATTEN, KURT F. CAMPBELL,  290-298

BREEDING BEHAVIOR OF THE CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHER IN SOUTHWESTERN SAN DIEGO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA (PDF)
MARY A. GRISHAVER, PATRICK J. MOCK, KRISTINE L. PRESTON,  299-322

BREEDING AND DISPERSAL BIOLOGY OF THE CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHER IN CENTRAL ORANGE COUNTY (PDF)
J. PAUL GALVIN,  323-332

SIX YEARS OF SYNCHRONOUS CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHER POPULATION FLUCTUATIONS AT TWO LOCATIONS IN COASTAL ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA (PDF)
RICHARD A. ERICKSON, KAREN L. MINER,  333-339

DISTRIBUTION AND POPULATION SIZE OF CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHERS ON THE PALOS VERDES PENINSULA, 1993-1997 (PDF)
JONATHAN L. ATWOOD, SOPHIA H. TSAI, CAROL A. REYNOLDS, MICHAEL R. FUGAGLI,  340-350

DISPERSAL CAPABILITY OF THE CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHER: (PDF)
ERIC A. BAILEY, PATRICK J. MOCK,  351-360

HISTORY AND STATUS OF THE CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHER IN SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA (PDF)
LIAM H. DAVIS, ROBERT L. MCKERNAN, JAMES S. BURNS,  361-365

HISTORICAL DECLINE OF COASTAL SAGE SCRUB IN THE RIVERSIDE-PERRIS PLAIN, CALIFORNIA (PDF)
RICHARD A. MINNICH, RAYMOND J. DEZZANI,  366-391

COASTAL SAGE SCRUB VARIATIONS OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHER (PDF)
KENNETH L. WEAVER,  392-405

USE OF REFUGIA BY CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHERS DISPLACED BY HABITAT LOSS (PDF)
JONATHAN L. ATWOOD, DAVID R. BONTRAGER, AMY L. GOROSPE,  406-412

ENERGETIC CONSTRAINTS TO THE DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF THE CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHER (PDF)
PATRICK J. MOCK,  413-420

CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHER USE OF HABITATS OTHER THAN COASTAL SAGE SCRUB: (PDF)
KURT F. CAMPBELL, RICHARD A. ERICKSON, WILLIAM E. HAAS, MICHAEL A. PATTEN,  421-433

AN EXAMPLE OF THE CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHER NESTING IN RESTORED COASTAL SAGE SCRUB (PDF)
M. W. (BILL) O'CONNELL, RICHARD A. ERICKSON,  434-438

USE OF RESTORED COASTAL SAGE SCRUB HABITAT BY CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHERS IN A PARK SETTING (PDF)
KAREN L. MINER, ADRIAN WOLF, ROBB HIRSCH,  439-446

OCCURRENCE AND MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATIONS OF CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHERS ALONG SAN DIEGO COUNTY HIGHWAYS (PDF)
PETER FAMOLARO, JEFF NEWMAN,  447-452

IS THE CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHER A GOOD UMBRELLA SPECIES? (PDF)
SCOTT A. FLEURY, PATRICK J. MOCK, JOHN F. O'LEARY,  453-467

IS THE CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHER AN INDICATOR OF BIRD-SPECIES RICHNESS IN COASTAL SAGE SCRUB? (PDF)
MARY K. CHASE, JOHN T. ROTENBERRY, MICHAEL D. MISENHELTER,  468-474

UNMATED MALE CALIFORNIA GNATCATCHER FEEDS FLEDGLING BUSHTITS (PDF)
RICHARD A. ERICKSON,  475-476

A NEW SITE OF SYMPATRY OF THE CALIFORNIA AND BLACK-TAILED GNATCATCHERS IN THE UNITED STATES (PDF)
KENNETH L. WEAVER,  476-479

THE LARGE GULLS OF NORTH AMERICA (PDF)
STEVE N. G. HOWELL,  480-481

A GUIDE TO THE NESTS, EGGS, AND NESTLINGS OF NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS (PDF)
STACY SMALL,  481-483

FEATURED PHOTO (PDF)
JON R. KING, STEVE N. G. HOWELL,  484-485

WESTERN BIRDS, INDEX, VOLUME 29, 1998 (PDF)
JACK W. SCHLOTTE, PHILIP UNITT,  486-499

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