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Western Birds   Volume 31 Number 4, 2000

BREEDING LANDBIRDS OF A HIGHLY THREATENED OPEN SPACE: (PDF)
DANIEL S. COOPER,  213-234

BREEDING BIOLOGY OF LUCY'S WARBLER IN SOUTHWESTERN NEW MEXICO (PDF)
SCOTT H. STOLESON, ROLAND S. SHOOK, DEBORAH M. FINCH,  235-242

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HISTORICAL REVIEW OF ARIZONA'S NESTING NORTHERN HARRIERS, INCLUDING THE MOST RECENT CONFIRMED NESTING IN 1998 (PDF)
DAVID G. MIKESIC, RUSSELL B. DUNCAN,  243-248

INCOMPLETE FIRST PREBASIC MOLT IN THE WRENTIT (PDF)
MAUREEN E. FLANNERY, THOMAS GARDALI,  249-251

STATUS OF THE YELLOW-BILLED CUCKOO IN IDAHO (PDF)
DANIEL M. TAYLOR,  252-254

POWER POLE CASUALTIES AMONG RAPTORS AND RAVENS AN NORTHWESTERN CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO (PDF)
JEAN-LUC E. CARTRON, GAIL L. GARBER, CAROL FINLEY, CHRISTOPHER RUSTAY, RON KELLERMUELLER, MARY PAT DAY, PATRICIA MANZANO-FISHER, SCOTT H. STOLESON,  255-257

GRAY VIREOS WINTERING IN CALIFORNIA ELEPHANT TREES (PDF)
PHILIP UNITT,  258-262

BIRDING IN THE AMERICAN WEST: A HANDBOOK (PDF)
STEVE N. G. HOWELL,  263-264

FEATURED PHOTO (PDF)
MATT HEINDEL, STEVE N. G. HOWELL,  265-267

WESTERN BIRDS, INDEX, VOLUME 31, 2000 (PDF)
JACK W. SCHLOTTE, PHILIP UNITT,  268-276

FRONT MATTER (PDF)

BACK MATTER (PDF)

 

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