The Condor 1991: Vol 93 Index

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The Condor 93:1047-1059
© The Cooper Ornithological Society 1991
INDEX TO VOLUME 93
A Aquatic invertebrates, 582-590
Abundance, 266-278, 399-408 Argentina, 443-445, 445-446
Accipiter cooperii, 191-193, 659-665 Arizona, 952-966
Acid sensitive lakes, 286-294 Arkansas, 438-442
Acidification, 286-294 Arnold, Todd W. Intraclutch variation in egg size of
Acorn preference, 438-442 American Coots, 19-27
Activity patterns, 916-925 Arnold, Todd W., see Martin, Pamela A.
Adaptive variation, 424-432 Arnold, Todd W., and Frank C. Rohwer. Do egg for-
Aegolius acadicus, 55-61 mation costs limit clutch size in waterfowl? A
Afton, Alan D., and C. Davison Ankney. Nutrient- skeptical view, 1032-1038
reserve dynamics of breeding Lesser Scaup: a Artificial nests, 753-755
test of competing hypotheses, 89-97 Asio flammeus, 295-301
Afton, Alan D., see Ankney, C. Davison otus, 55-61, 295-301
Agapornis roseicollis, 302-317 Askins, Robert A., see Ewert, David D.
Age-related differences, 44-48, 884-891 Aspen, Quaking, 473-485
Age-specific survival, 817-824 Astheimer, Lee B., Embryo metabolism and egg neglect
Agelaius phoeniceus, 318-329, 365-373, 747-752, 967- in Cassin’s Auklets, 486-495
Asynchronous hatching, 683-693
974, 1013-1016
thilius, 175-176 Athene noctua, 295-301
tricolor, 365-373 Auklet, Cassin’s, see Ptychoramphus aleuticus
Aggressive behavior, 916-925, 1010-1012 Austen, Madeline J. W., and Paul T. Handford. Vari-
Aimophila botterii, 365-373 ation in the songs of breeding Gambel’s White-
Aix sponsa, 817-824 crowned Sparrows near Churchill, Manitoba,
Alala, see Corvus hawaiiensis, 676-682 147-152
Alaska, 180-184, 503-515 Avery, Graham, see Cooper, John
Albatross, Wandering, see Diomedea exulans Avocet, American see Recurvirostra americana
Alcidae, 486-495, 943-951 Aythya affinis, 89-97
Aleutian Islands, 840-852 americana, 340-345
Alisauskas, Ray T., see Ankney, C. Davison
Alisterus scapularis, 302-317 B
Allen’s Rule, 712-723 Baird, Pat Herron, Optimal foraging and intraspecific
Allometric relation, 612-629 competition in the Tufted Puffin, 503-515
Allozymes, 98-105, 295-301, 825-839 Baker, Myron Charles, Jeannette T. Boylan, and Chris-
Ammodramus caudacutus, 365-373 topher A. Goulart. Effects of gargle vocalizations
maritimus, 365-373 on behavior of Black-capped Chickadees, 62-70
savannarum, 365-373 Balda, Russell P., and Wolfgang Wiltschko. Caching
Analysis of variance, 200-203, 1023-1025 and recovery in Scrub Jays: transfer of sun-com-
Anas acuta, 582-590 pass directions from shaded to sunny areas,
clypeata, 582-590, 811-816 1020-1023
discors, 811-816 Banding, 279-285
oustaleti, 38-43 Barnardius zonarius, 302-317
platyrhynchos, 779-781, 811-816 Bayer, Range D., Roy W. Lowe, and Robert E. Loeffel.
rubripes, 189-191 Persistent summer mortalities of Common
strepera, 799-810 Murres along the Oregon central coast, 516-525
Ani, Groove-billed, see Crotophaga sulcirostris Beached birds, 516-525, 724-730
Ankney, C. Davison, Alan D. Afton, and Ray T. Ali- Beak coloration, 448-452
sauskas. The role of nutrient reserves in limiting Beal, Kathleen G., and Harry J. Khamis. A problem
waterfowl reproduction, 1029-1032 in statistical analysis: simultaneous inference,
Ankney, C. Davison, and Ray T. Alisauskas. Nutrient- 1023-1025
reserve dynamics and diet of breeding female Beal, Kathleen G., and Harry J. Khamis. Reply to
Gadwalls, 799-810 Quinn and Keough, 202-203
Ankney, C. Davison, see Afton, Alan D. Bee-eater, see Merops bullockoides
Annett, Cynthia, see Stewart, David J. Beehler, Bruce M., and R. J. Swaby. Phylogeny and
Antbird, Stripe-backed, see Myrmorchilus strigilatus biogeography of the Ptiloris Riflebirds (Aves:
Aphelocoma coerulescens, 354-364, 926-934, 1020- Paradisaeidae), 738-745
1023 Behavior, 82-88, 177-180, 755-757, 777-779
ultramarina, 448-452 Bekoff, Marc, see Scott, Abby C.
Aphrastura spinicauda, 175-176 Beletsky, Les D., see Harms, Kyle E.
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Belthoff, James R., and Sidney A. Gauthreaux, Jr. Ag- Brennan, Leonard A., and Michael L. Morrison. Long-
gression and dominance in House Finches, 1010— term trends of Chickadee populations in western
1012 North America, 130-137
Belthoff, James R., and Sidney A. Gauthreaux, Jr. Par- Brood, 779-781
tial migration and differential winter distribu- Brood adoption, 630-636
tion of House Finches in the eastern United parasitism, 106-124, 340-345, 461-462, 967-974
States, 374-382 size, 817-824, 943-952
Bengtson, John L., see Croll, Donald A. Bubo bubo, 295-301
Benson, Karen L., see Benson, Robert H. Bud chemical composition, 473-485
Benson, Robert H., and Karen L. Benson. A reply to Budgerigar. see Melopsittacus undulatus
Scott and Garton, 470-472 Buehler, David A., Timothy J. Mersmann, James D.
Bergin, Timothy M. A comparison of goodness-of-fit Fraser, and Janis K. D. Seegar. Differences in
tests for analysis of nest orientation in Western distribution of breeding, nonbreeding, and mi-
Kingbirds (Tyrannus verticalis), 164-171 grant Bald Eagles on the northern Chesapeake
Bergmann’s Rule, 712-723 Bay, 399-408
Bielefeldt, John, see Rosenfield, Robert N. Bunting, Lazuli, see Passerina amoena
Bildstein, Keith L., Peter C. Frederick, and Marilyn G. Painted, see Passerina ciris
Spalding. Feeding patterns and aggressive be- Burger, Joanna, and Michael Gochfeld. Reproductive
havior in juvenile and adult American Flamin- vulnerability: parental attendance around
gos, 916-925 hatching in Roseate (Sterna dougallii) and Com-
Bill depth, 516-525 mon (S. hirundo) Terns, 125-129
Biodiversity, 840-852 Burger, Joanna, and Michael Gochfeld. Human activ-
Biogeography, 98-105, 738-745, 1016-1019 ity influence and diurnal and nocturnal foraging
Biological species, 987-1000 of Sanderlings (Calidris alba), 259-265
Blackbird, Brewer’s, see Euphagus cyanocephalus Butcher, Gregory S. Mate choice in female Northern
Red-winged, see Agelaius phoeniceus Orioles with a consideration of the role of the
Tricolored, see Agelaius tricolor black male coloration in female choice, 82-88
Yellow-headed, see Xanthocephalus xanthocepha- Buteo jamaicensis, 1007-1012
lus lagopus, 180-184
Yellow-winged, see Agelaius thilius regalis, 1007-1012
Bleier, William J., see Twedt, Daniel J. swainsoni, 1007-1012
Blood sampling, 747-752
c
Blue, Roberta J., see Repasky, Richard R.
Blue Bonnet, see Northiella haematogaster Cacatua galerita, 302-317
Bluebird, Eastern, see Sialia sialis roseicapilla, 302-317
Mountain, see Sialia currucoides Cache, 458-461, 1020-1023
Western, see Sialia mexicana Calcium, 458-461
Bluebirds, 793-798 Calder, William A., see Inouye, David W.
Body size, 644-658, 526-537, 811-816 Calidris alba, 259-265
Body temperature, 538-545 California, 330-339, 582-590, 952-966
Bonansa umbellus, 473-485 California’s Central Valley, 266-278
Borgia, Gerald, and John C. Wingfield. Hormonal cor- Calyptorhynchus funereus, 302-317
relates of bower decoration and sexual display Canary, Common, see Serinus canarius
in the Satin Bowerbird (Ptilonorhynchus viola- Cannibalism, 184-185
ceus), 935-942 Cape May, 55-61
Bowen, Bonnie S., Rolf R. Koford, and Sandra L Vehr- Caprimulgus europaeus, 295-301
encamp. Seasonal pattern of reverse mounting Caracara, Crested, see Polyborus plancus
in the Groove-billed Ani (Crotophaga sulciros- Cardiff, Steven W., see Zink, Robert M.
tris), 159-163 Carotenoids, 987-1000
Bower decoration, 935-942 Carpodacus mexicanus, 374-383, 1010-1012
Bowerbird, Satin, see Ptilonorhynchus violaceus Cavity dynamics, 781-783
Bowerbirds, 935-942 Cavity-nesting birds, 666-675, 781-783
Bowing display, 191-193 Caziani, Sandra M., and Jorge J. Protomastro. Nest
Boylan, Jeannette T., see Baker, Myron Charles and eggs of the Stripe-backed Antbird (Myr-
Brachyramphus marmoratus, 330-339 morchilus strigilatus), 445-446
Bradley, Mark, and Lynn W. Oliphant. The diet of Census techniques, 279-285, 676-682
Peregrine Falcons in Rankin Inlet, Northwest Central place foraging, 503-515
Territories: an unusually high proportion of Cepphus columba, 765-768, 943-951
mammalian prey, 193-197 Chaco woodland, 445-446
Breebaart, Loes, see St. Louis, Vincent L. Chandler, C. Ray, see Mulvihill, Robert S.
Breeding, 71-81, 159-163, 346-353, 409-417, 731- Channel Islands, 773
737, 762-765 Chapman, Angela, and Kenneth V. Rosenberg. Diets
inhibition, 354-364 of four sympatric Amazonian Woodcreepers
season, 458-461 (Dendrocolaptidae), 904-915
success, 555-562 Charadrius melodus, 753-755
INDEX TO VOLUME 93
Charmosyna papou, 302-317 Corvidae, 926-934
Chek, Andrew A., and Raleigh J. Robertson. Infanti- Corvus corax, 755-757, 788-789
cide in female Tree Swallows: a role for sexual hawaiiensis, 676-682
selection, 454-457 Costa Rica, 447-448
Chen caerulescens atlantica, 701-711 Costs of reproduction, 683-693
Chesapeake Bay, 399-408 Cottonwood bottomlands, 781-783
Chick energetics, 612-629 Coturnix japonica, 28-37
growth, 943-952 Courtship, 859-863
Chickadee, Black-capped, see Parus atricapillus Cowbird, Brown-headed, see Molothrus ater
Carolina, see Parus carolinensis Crane, Canadian Sandhill, see Grus canadensis rowani
Chestnut-backed, see Parus rufescens Crane, Greater Sandhill, see Grus canadensis tabida
Mountain, see Parus gambeli Creelman, E., and A. E. Storey. Sex differences in re-
Chile, 175-176 productive behavior of Atlantic Puffins, 390-
Christidis, L., R. Schodde, D. D. Shaw, and S. F. 398
Maynes. Relationships among the Australo- Crimson Rosella, see Platycercus elegans
Papuan Parrots, Lorikeets, and Cockatoos (Aves: Croll, Donald A., Anthony J. Gaston, and David G.
Psittaciformes): protein evidence, 302-317 Noble. Adaptive loss of mass in Thick-billed
Christmas Bird Count, 130-137 Murres, 496-502
Circular distribution, 164-171 Croll, Donald A., Steven D. Osmek, and John L. Bengt-
Clamator glandarius, 49-54 son. An effect of instrument attachment on for-
Clark, Robert G., see Gloutney, Mark L. aging trip duration in Chinstrap Penguins, 777-
Clinal variation, 987-1000 779
Clutch size, 106-124, 447-448, 683-693, 799-810, Crotophaga sulcirostris, 159-163
817-824, 892-903, 1026-1029, 1029-1032, Crow, Hawaiian, see Corvus hawaiiensis
1032-1038 Cuckoo, Great Spotted, see Clamator glandarius
Clutch-size limitation, 89-97 Culmen length, 516-525
CO, production, 546-554 Cyanocitta cristata, 438-442
Coahuila, 469-470, 470-472 Cyanoramphus novaezelandiae, 302-317
Coccothraustes vespertinus, 71-81, 694-700 Cyclopsitta gulielmiterti, 302-317
Cockatoo, Sulphur-crested, see Cacatua galerita
Yellow-tailed Black, see Calyptorhynchus funereus
D
Coloniality, 666-675
Colony, 125-129, 555-562 Day, Robert H., see DeGange, Anthony R.
Color, 409-417, 987-1000 DeGange, Anthony R., and Robert H. Day. Mortality
bands, 1013-1016 of seabirds in the Japanese land-based gillnet
phases, 409-417 fishery for salmon, 251-258
polymorphism, 383-389 Demography, 765-768
Colorado, 781-783 Demong, Natalie J., see Emlen, Stephen T.
Columba livia, 546-554 Dendrocincla fuliginosa, 904-915
Communal breeding, 159-163 merula, 904-915
Compartmentalization of injury, 781-783 Dendroica caerulescens, 575-581
Competition, 184-185 petechia, 712-723
Compsohalieus perspicillatus, 840-852 Density, 555-562
Computer simulation, 164-171 Deroptyus accipitrinus, 177-180
Coniferyl benzoate, 473-485 Derrickson, Kim C., and Ian G. Warkentin. The role
Conspecific nest parasitism, 967-974 of egg-capping in the evolution of eggshell re-
Cooper, John, Leslie G. Underhill, and Graham Avery. moval, 757-759
Primary molt and transequatorial migration of Desenne, Philip A., see Strahl, Stuart D.
the Sooty Shearwater, 724-730 Determinate laying, 106-124
Cooper Ornithological Society annual meeting, 1041- Dialects, 147-152, 644-658
1044 Diet, 177-280, 193-197, 799-810, 975-986
Cooperative breeding, 159-163 Dietary calcium, 286-294
Coot, American, see Fulica americana Differential migration, 374-383, 694-700
Copo Reserve, 445-446 Digestive organs, 799-810
Copulation, 159-163, 433-437, 859-863 Diomedea exulans, 731-737
Coral reefs, 383-389 Dispersal, 466-468, 926-934
Cormorant, Brandt’s, see Phalcrocorax penicillatus Distraction display, 12-18
Double-crested, see Hypoleucus auritus and Phal- Distress calls, 637-643
acrocorax auritus Distribution, 175-176, 399-408, 762-765, 825-839,
Great, see Phalacrocorax carbo 952-966
Japanese, see Phalacrocorax capillatus Dittmann, Donna L., see Zink, Robert M.
Palla’s, see Compsohalieus perspicillatus and Phal- Dive-depth relationship, 44—48
acrocorax perspicillatus Diving, 44-48
Cormorants, 44-48, 840-852 Doerr, Phillip D., see Repasky, Richard R.
Corticosterone, 354-364, 935-942 Dominance, 62-70
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Doubly labeled water, 138-146, 346-353, 546-554, Eudyptes chrysolophus, see Macaroni Penguin
598-611, 793-798 Euliss, Ned H., Jr., Robert L. Jarvis, and David S.
Douglas-fir forest, 563-574 Gilmer. Feeding ecology of waterfowl wintering
Drent, Rudolf, see Klaassen, Marcel on evaporation ponds in California, 582-590
Driftnet fisheries, 251-258, 1042 Euphagus cyanocephalus, 967-974
Drobney, Ronald D. Nutrient limitation of clutch size Evaporation ponds, 582-590
in waterfowl: is there a universal hypothesis, Evens, Jules G., Gary W. Page, Stephen A. Laymon,
1026-1029 and Richard W. Stallcup. Distribution, relative
Droge, Dale L., Patricia Adair Gowaty, and Wesley abundance, and status of the California Black
W. Weathers. Sex-biased provisioning: a test for Rail in western North America, 952-966
differences in field metabolic rates of nestling Ewert, David D., and Robert A. Askins. Flocking be-
Eastern Bluevirds, 793-798 havior of migratory warblers in winter in the
Drought, 779-781 Virgin Islands, 864-868
Duck, American Black, see Anas rubripes Extra-pair copulation, 390-398, 433-437
Wood, see Aix sponsa
Ruddy, see Oxyura jamaicensis
Dunne, Peter, see Russel, Robert W.
F
Dwyer, Christopher P., see Krapu, Gary L.
Falco columbarius, 433-437
mexicanus, 762-765
E peregrine, 193-197
Eagle, Bald, see Haliaeetus leucocephalus peregrinus, 193-197
Eclectus roratus, 302-317 rusticolus, 180-184
Ecological correlates, 644-658 Falcon, Peregrine, see Falco peregrinus
Ecomorphology, 172-175 Prairie, see Falco mexicanus
Ectoparasites, 418-423 Fat deposition, 869-883
Egg composition, 28-37 reserves, 153-158
destruction, 184-185 Feather mites, 418-423
neglect, 486-495 Feeding behavior, 473-485, 916-925
Production Hypothesis, 1029-1032 ecology, 503-515, 582-590
removal, 106-124 Female vocalization, 365-373
size, 19-27, 28-37 Fig-Parrot, Orange-breasted, see Cyclopsitta guliel-
Viability Hypothesis, 1029-1032 miterti
water loss, 28-37 Finch, House, see Carpodacus mexicanus
Egg-capping, 755-757 Large-footed, see Pezopetes capitalis
Egg-shell removal, 755-757 Flamingo, American, see Phoenicopterus ruber ruber
Eggs, 447-448, 755-757 Fleischer, Robert C., Stephen I. Rothstein, and Linda
Egretta sacra, 383-389 S. Miller. Mitochondrial DNA variation indi-
El Nifio, 516-525 cates gene flow across a zone of known second-
El Nino Southern Oscillation, 853-858 ary contact between two subspecies of the Brown-
Electrical conductivity, 463-465 headed Cowbird, 185-189
Emberizinae, 447-448 Flight, 496-502
Embryo metabolism, 486-495 Flight behavior, 55-61
Emlen, Stephen T., Peter H. Wrege, Natalie J. Demong, duration, 546-554
and Robert E. Hegner. Flexible growth rates in energy metabolism, 546-554
nestling White-fronted Bee-eaters: a possible song, 12-18
adaptation to short-term food shortage, 591- Flock size, 676-682
598 Flocking behavior, 864-868
Emms, S. K., and N.A.M. Verbeek. Brood size, food Floral abundance, 279-285
provisioning, and chick growth in the Pigeon Florida, 759-762
Guillemot (Cepphus columba), 943-951 Flycatcher, Ash-throated, see Myiarchus cinerascens
Empidonax difficilis, 563-574 Hammond’s, see Empidonax hammondii
hammondii, 563-574 Pacific-slope, see Empidonax difficilis
Endangered species, 38-43, 469-470 Food availability, 89-97
Energetics, 138-146, 153-158, 346-353, 496-502, 546- habits, 1007-1012
554, 869-883 provisioning, 943-952
Energy balance, 869-883 restriction, 526-537
budget, 138-146, 598-611 stress, 591-598
expenditure, 793-798 Foraging, 259-265, 346-353, 496-502, 777-779
metabolism, 138-146 Foraging efficiency, 346-353
requirements, 153-158 Formicariidae, 445-446
ENSO, 853-858 Fossil stork, 1004-1006
Entanglement, 251-258 Founder effect, 1001-1003
Environmental unpredictability, 591-598 Fraser, James D., see Buehler, David A.
INDEX TO VOLUME 93 1051
Fratercula arctica, 390-398 Gyps coprotheres, 153-158
cirrhata, 251-258, 503-515 Gyrafalcon, see Falco rusticolus
Frederick, Peter C., see Bildstein, Keith L.
Fregata ariel, 555-562
Fregatidae, 555-562 H
Frigatebird, Lesser, see Fregata ariel Habitat, 399-408, 762-765
Fulica americana, 19-27 Habitat fragmentation, 864-868
Fuller, Mark R., see Gessaman, James A. loss, 952-966
Fulmar, Northern, see Fulmarus glacialis Haematopus bachmani, 892-903
Fulmarus glacialis, 409-417 Haliaeetus leucocephalus, 399-408
Fusco, Gea, see Randi, Ettore Handford, Paul, and Stephen C. Lougheed. Variation
in duration and frequency characters in the song
of the Rufous-collared Sparrow, Zonotrichia ca-
G
pensis, with respect to habitat, trill dialects and
Gadwall, see Anas strepera body size, 644-658
Galah, see Cacatua roseicapilla Handford, Paul T., see Austen, Madeline J. W.
Gallinula chloropus guami, 38-43 Harms, Kyle E., Les D. Beletsky, and Gordon H. Or-
Gaston, Anthony J., see Croll, Donald A. ians. Conspecific nest parasitism in three species
Gauthier, Gilles, and Josée Tardif. Female feeding and of New World Blackbirds, 967-974
male vigilance during nesting in Greater Snow Harris, M. P., see Wanless, S.
Geese, 701-711 Hatch, Scott A. Evidence for color phase effects on the
Gauthreaux, Sidney A., Jr., see Belthoff, James R. breeding and life history of Northern Fulmars,
Geese, Greater Snow, see Chen caerulescens atlantica 409-417
Gene flow, 185-189, 318-329, 926-934 Hatching asynchrony, 19-27
Genetic divergence, 295-301 success, 759-762
Geoffroyus geoffroyi, 302-317 Hatchling type, 612-629
simplex, 302-317 Hawk, Cooper’s, see Accipiter cooperii
Geographic variation, 383-389, 448-452, 712-723, Ferruginous, see Buteo regalis
892-903, 987-1000 Red-tailed, see Buteo jamaicensis
Geothlypis trichas, 12-18 Rough-legged, see Buteo lagopuai
Gessaman, James A., Gar W. Workman, and Mark R. Swainson’s, see Buteo swainsoni
Fuller. Flight performance, energetics and water Hayward, Gregory D., Cameron B. Kepler, and J. Mi-
turnover of Tippler Pigeons with a harness and chael Scott. Point counts from clustered popu-
dorsal load, 546-554 lations: lessons from an experiment with Ha-
Gilmer, David S., see Euliss, Ned H. waiian Crows, 676-682
Glossopsitta concinna, 302-317 Hegner, Robert E., see Emlen, Stephen T.
Gloutney, Mark L., and Robert G. Clark. The signif- Hepp, Gary R., and James E. Hines. Factors affecting
icance of body mass to female dabbling ducks winter distribution and migration distance of
during late incubation, 811-816 Wood Ducks from southern breeding popula-
Gnatcatcher, California, see Polioptila californica tions, 884-891
Gochfeld, Michael, see Burger, Joanna Heron, Eastern Reef, see Egretta sacra
Goldstein, Isaac R., see Strahl, Stuart D. Heusmann, H. W., see Frank C. Rohwer
Goodness-of-fit tests, 164-171 Hiebert, Sara M. Seasonal differences in the response
Gore, Jeffery A., and Michael J. Kinnison. Hatching of Rufous Hummingbirds to food restriction:
success in roof and ground colonies of Least body mass and the use of torpor, 526-537
Terns, 759-762 High-seas, 251-258
Goulart, Christopher A., see Baker, Myron Charles Hines, James E., see Hepp, Gary R.
Gowaty, Patricia Adair, see Droge, Dale L. Hippoboscid flies, 418-423
Grackle, Boat-tailed, see Quiscalus major Hitchcock, Mark A., see Lanning, Dirk V.
Common, see Quiscalus quiscula Hobblebush, 575-581
Great-tailed, see Quiscalus mexicanus Holocene, 840-852
Greater Antillean, see Quiscalus niger Holway, David A. Nest-site selection and the impor-
Graves, J. A., see Ortega-Ruano, J. tance of nest concealment in the Black-throated
Great Plains, 975-986 Blue Warbler, 575-581
Greenberg, Russell, see McDonald, Mary Victoria Hooge, Philip N., see Koenig, Walter D.
Grosbeak, Evening, see Coccothraustes vespertinus Hormones, 354-364, 935-942
Group-living, 418-423 Hoysak, Drew J., and Patrick J. Weatherhead. Sam-
Grouse, Ruffed, see Bonansa umbellus pling blood from birds: a technique and an as-
Growth, 138-146, 153-158 sessment of its effect, 746-752
Growth rate, 591-598, 612-629 Hughes, Melissa, see Nowicki, Stephen
Grus canadensis rowani, 266-278 Human disturbance, 125-129, 259-265
canadensis tabida, 266-278 Hummingbird, Broad-tailed, see Selasphorus platycer-
Gulf of Mexico, 869-883 cus
Gullion, Gordon W., see Jakubas, Walter J., 473-485 Rufous, see Selasphorus rufus
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Hybridization, 185-189, 825-839 Kern, Michael D., see Sogge, Mark K.
Hypoleucus auritus, 840-852 Kern, Robert, see Sogge, Mark K.
Khamis, Harry J., see Beal, Kathleen G.
I Kiff, Lloyd F., see Klein, Nedra K.
Icterus, 82-88 King-Parrot, Australian, see Alisterus scapularis
Icterus galbula, 82-88 Kingbird, Western, see Tyrannus verticalis
Incubation, 28-37, 89-97, 125-129, 486-495, 768- Kinnison, Michael J., see Gore, Jeffery A.
773, 799-810, 811-816 Kirkpatrick, Roy L., see Morton, John M.
Indeterminate laying, 106-124 Kittiwake, Black-legged, see Rissa tridactyla
Individual recognition, 12-18 Klaassen, Marcel, and Rudolf Drent. An analysis of
Infanticide, 454-457, 630-636 hatchling resting metabolism: in search of eco-
Inouye, David W., William A. Calder, and Nickolas logical correlates that explain deviations from
M. Waser. The effect of floral abundance on allometric relations, 612-629
feeder censuses of Hummingbird populations, Klein, Nedra K., Manuel A. Marin, Thomas S. Schu-
279-285 lenberg, and Lloyd F. Kiff. Eggs, nests, and nest-
Insulation, 538-545 building behavior of the Large-Footed Finch
Interrupted migration, 236-250 (Pezopetes capitalis) in Costa Rica, 447-448
Intersexual behavioral differences, 659-665 Klicka, John, and Kevin Winker. Observations of Rav-
Intraspecific differences, 630-636 ens preying on adult Kittiwakes, 755-757
nest intruders, 433-437 Knapic, Michael, see Kern, Michael D.
nest parasitism, 817-824 Knopf, Fritz L., see Sedgwick, James A.
Irruptions, 694-700 Koenig, Walter D., Mark T. Stanback, Philip N. Hooge,
Islands, 340-345 and Ronald L. Mumme. Distress calls in the
Islas Diego Ramirez, 175-176 Acorn Woodpecker, 637-643
Itoh, Singi. Geographical variation of the plumage Koford, Rolf R., see Bowen, Bonnie S.
polymorphism in the Eastern Reef Heron Komen, Joris. Energy requirements of nestling Cape
(Egretta sacra), 383-389 Vultures, 153-158
Krapu, Gary L., Christopher P. Dwyer, and Carmen
J R. Luna. Orphaned Mallard brood travels alone
Jakubas, Walter J., and Gordon W. Gullion. Use of from nest to water, 779-781
Quaking Aspen flower buds by Ruffed Grouse: Kroodsma, Donald E., and Hiroshi Momose. Songs of
its relationship to Grouse densities and bud the Japanese population of the Winter Wren
chemical composition, 473-485 (Troglodytes troglodytes), 424-432
Jarvis, Robert L., see Euliss, Ned H. Kuenzi, Amy Jo, Frank R. Moore, and Ted R. Simons.
Jay, Blue, see Cyanocitta cristata Stopover of neotropical landbird migrants on
Florida Scrub, see Aphelocoma c. coerulescens East Ship Island following trans-gulf migration,
Gray-breasted, see Aphelocoma ultramarina 869-883
Jays, 438-442
Jimenez, Jose Luis, see Strahl, Stuart D.
Johnson, L. Scott, and L. Henry Kermott. Effect of L
nest-site supplementation on polygynous be- L’Hyver, Marie-Aude, and Edward H. Miller. Geo-
havior in the House Wren (Troglodytes aedon), graphic and local variation in nesting phenology
784-787 and clutch size of the Black Oystercatcher, 892-
Johnson, L. Scott, see Kermott, L. Henry 903
Joint nesting, 159-163 Lanning, Dirk V., and Mark A. Hitchcock. Breeding
Junco, Dark-eyed, see Junco hyemalis distribution and habitat of Prairie Falcons in
Junco hyemalis, 172-175, 538-545 northern Mexico, 762-765
phaeonotus, 138-146, 346-353 Laterallus jamaicensis, 952-966
Junco, Yellow-eyed, see Junco phaeonotus Lathamus discolor, 302-317
Latitude, 612-629
K
Latitudinal sex ratio variation, 374-383
Kennedy, E. Dale. Determinate and indeterminate egg- Laymon, Stephen A., see Evens, Jules G.
laying patterns: A review, 106-124 Lean mass, 463-465
Keough, M. J., see Quinn, G. P. Learning, 1-11
Kepler, Cameron B., see Hayward, Gregory D. Lefevre, Christine, see Siegel-Causey, Douglas
Kerlinger, Paul, see Russell, Robert W. Life history, 409-417
Kermott, L. Henry, L. Scott Johnson, and Marilyn S. Lindstedt, Susan M., see Pogson, Thomas H.
Merkle. Experimental evidence for the function Linz, George M., see Twedt, Daniel J.
of mate replacement and infanticide by males Lipid, 463-465
in a north-temperate population of House Wrens, Lipid-limitation hypothesis, 1026-1029
630-636 Local variation, 892-903
Kermott, L. Henry, see Johnson, L. Scott Loeffel, Robert E., see Bayer, Range D.
Kern, Michael D., and Michael Knapic. Short-term Lohr, Bernard, and Stephen Nowicki. Pitch production
variations in water-vapor pressure in nests of in Carolina Chickadee songs, 197-199
common canaries, 768-773 Lokemoen, John T. Brood parasitism among water-
INDEX TO VOLUME 93 1053
fowl nesting on islands and peninsulas in North Miller, Linda S., see Fleischer, Robert C.
Dakota, 340-345 Mimicry, 443-445
Lorenzini, Rita, see Randi, Ettore Mitochondrial DNA, 98-105, 185-189, 318-329,
Lorikeet, Musk, see Glossopsitta concinna 1016-1019
Orange-billed, see Neopsittacus pullicauda Mixed foraging flocks, 864-868
Papuan, see Charmosyna papou Mobbing, 753-755
Plum-faced, see Oreopsittacus arfaki Mock, Patrick, J., Daily allocation of time and energy
Rainbow, see Trichoglossus haematodus of Western Bluebirds feeding nestlings, 598-61 1
Varied, see Psitteuteles versicolor Molothrus ater, 185-189, 747-752
Yellow-billed, see Neopsittacus musschenbroekii artemisiae, 185-189
Lory, Western Black-capped, see Lorius lory obscurus, 185-189
Lougheed, Stephen C., see Handford, Paul Molt, 236-250, 209-235, 724-730, 731-737
Lovebird, Peach-faced, see Agapornis roseicollis Molt-migration, 236-250
Lowe, Roy W., see Bayer, Range D. Momose, Hiroshi, see Kroodsma, Donald E.
Luna, Carmen R., see Krapu, Gary L. Monogamy, 71-81, 390-398
Moore, Frank R., see Kuenzi, Amy Jo
M
Moore, Michael C., see Schoech, Stephan J.
Macaroni Penguin, 175-176 Moorhen, Mariana Common, see Gallinula chloropus
Magpie, Black-billed, see Pica pica guami
Magpie, see Pica pica Morphological constraints, 644-658
Malacosoma disstria, 473-485 Morphology, 712-723
Male/female philopatry, 189-191 Morrison, Michael L., see Brennan, Leonard A.
Male pair status, 89-97 Mortality, 251-258, 779-781
Mallard, Mariana, see Anas oustaleti Morton, John M., Roy L. Kirkpatrick, and Eric P.
Mallard, see Anas platyrhynchos Smith. Comments on estimating total body lip-
Mariana Islands, 38-43 ids from measures of lean mass, 463-465
Marin, Manuel A., see Klein, Nedra K. Morton, Martin, L. Postfledging dispersal of Green-
Marler, Peter, see Nowicki, Stephen tailed Towhees to a subalpine meadow, 466-
Martin, Pamela A., and Todd W. Arnold. Relation- 468
ships among fresh mass, incubation time, and Multivariate morphometrics, 825-839
water loss in Japanese Quail eggs, 28-37 Mulvihill, Robert S., and C. Ray Chandler. A com-
Martin, Purple, see Progne subis parison of wing shape between migratory and
Maryland, 399-408 sedentary dark-eyed Juncos (Junco hyemalis),
Mate choice, 82-88, 935-942 172-175
harassment, 365-373 Mumme, Ronald L., see Koenig, Walter D.
replacement, 630-636 Mumme, Ronald L., see Schoech, Stephan J.
Maturation, 448-452 Murre, Common, see Uria aalge
Mayer, Paul, M., and Mark R. Ryan. Survival rates of Thick-billed, see Uria lomvia
artificial Piping Plover nests in American Av- Murrelet, Marbled, see Brachyramphus marmoratus
ocet colonies, 753-755 Museum specimens, 236-250
Maynes, S. F., see Christidis, L. Mycteria, 1004-1006
McDonald, Mary Victoria, and Russell Greenberg. Nest americana Linnaeus, 1004-1006
departure calls in female songbirds, 365-373 Myiarchus cinerascens, 461-462
Meadowlark, Eastern, see Sturnella magna Myrmorchilus, 445-446
Western, see Sturnella neglecta strigilatus, 445-446
Melanerpes formicivorus, 637-643
Melopsittacus undulatus, 302-317 N
Melospiza georgiana, 1-11, 365-373 Naslund, Nancy L., see Singer, Steven W.
melodia micronyx, 773-776 Natural nest cavities, 784-787
Merkle, Marilyn S., see Kermott, L. Henry Naugler, Christopher, T., and Peter C. Smith. Song
Merlin, see Falco columbarius similarity in an isolated population of Fox Spar-
Merops bullockoides, 591-598 rows (Passerina iliaca), 1001-1003
Mersmann, Timothy J., see Buehler, David A. Nelson, Douglas A. Demography of the Pigeon Guil-
Metabolic rate, 793-798 lemot on southeast Farallon Island, California,
Metabolism, 538-545 765-768
Mewaldt-King student research award, 791 Neophema bourkii, 302-317
Mexico, 236-250, 762-765 chrysostoma, 302-317
Micropsitta bruijnii, 302-317 Neopsittacus musschenbroekii, 302-317
pusio, 302-317 pullicauda, 302-317
Midden site, 840-852 Neotropical landbird migrants, 869-883
Migration, 55-61, 172-175, 236-250, 374-382, 399- migratory bird program, 1041
408, 864-868, 884-891 Neotropics, 447-448
Migration distance, 712-723 Nest, 445-446, 447-448, 755-757
Migrational-uncertainty hypothesis, 1026-1029 Nest behavior, 365-373
Miller, Edward H., see L’Hyver, Marie-Aude boxes, 784-787
1054 INDEX TO VOLUME 93
building, 191-193 Oriole, Northern see Jcterus galbula
concealment, 575-581 Ortega-Ruano, J., and J. A. Graves. Reverse mounting
departure calls, 365-373 during the courtship of the European Shag Phal-
destruction, 967-974 acrocorax aristotelis, 859-836
dispersion, 452-454 Osmek, Steven D., see Croll, Donald A.
humidity, 768-773 Otus asio, 55-61
microhabitat, 575-581 scops, 295-301
orientation, 164-171 Owl, Barn, see Tyto alba
parasitism, 967-974 Common Scops, see Otus scops
predation, 575-581 Eagle, see Bubo bubo
site, 330-339, 575-581 Little, see Athene noctua
site abundance, 784-787 Long-eared, see Asio otus
site competition, 184-185, 461-462 Saw-whet, see Aegolius acadicus
site quality, 784-787 Screech, see Otus asio
site selection, 563-574, 575-581 Short-eared, see Asio flammeus
spacing, 555-562 Tawny, see Strix aluco
survival, 753-755 Owls, migrating, 55-61
vulnerability, 125-129 Oxyura jamaicensis, 582-590
Nesting, 177-180, 340-345, 447-448 Oystercatcher, Black see Haematopus bachmani
Nesting behavior, 701-711, 768-773
density, 452-454 ye
habitat, 1007-1012 Page, Gary W., see Evens, Jules G.
phenology, 892-903 Pair formation, 82-88
sites, 180-184 Paradisaeidae, 738-745
Nestling, 138-146, 793-798 Parakeet, Derbyan, see Psittacula derbiana
care, 598-611 Red-fronted, see Cyanoramphus novaezelandiae
development, 591-598 Slaty-headed, see Psittacula himalayana
growth, 49-54, 773-776 Parasitism, 49-54
Netta peposaca, 175-176 Parental care, 125-129
Nightjar, European, see Caprimulgus europaeus investment, 71-81, 390-398
Noble, David G., see Croll, Donald A. Parents, 346-353
Nocturnal field observations, 55-61 Parotia lawesii, 738-745
foraging, 259-265 Parrot, Australo-Papuan, 302-317
North Dakota, 975-986 Blue-collared, see Geoffroyus simplex
North Pacific Ocean, 251-258 Blue-winged, see Neophema chrysostoma
Northern Great Plains, 975-986 Bourke’s, see Neophema bourkii
Northielia haematogaster, 302-317 Eclectus, see Eclectus roratus
Northwest Territories, 193-197 Ground, see Pezoporus wallicus
Northwestern California, 563-574 Hawk-headed, also Red-fan, see Deroptyus accip-
Nova Scotia, 189-191 itrinus
Nowicki, Stephen, Melissa Hughes, and Peter Marler. Red-capped, see Purpureicephalus spurius
Flight songs of Swamp Sparrows: alternative Red-cheeked, see Geoffroyus geoffroyi
phonology of an alternative song category, 1-11 Red-rumped, see Psephotus haematonotus
Nowicki, Stephen, see Lohr, Bernard Superb, see Polytelis swainsonii
Nutrient limitation, 1026-1029, 1032-1038 Swift, see Lathamus discolor
Nutrient reserve hypothesis, 811-816 Parrots, 302-317
reserves, 89-97, 799-810, 811-816, 1026-1029, Parulinae, 712-723, 864-868
1029-1032 Parus atricapillus, 62-70, 130-137
Nutrition, 458-461 carolinensis, 197-199
gambeli, 130-137
O
rufescens, 130-137
Oaks, 438-442 Passer domesticus, 175-176
Observer variation, 676-682 Passerculus sandwichensis, 1016-1019
Offspring, 346-353 Passerella iliaca, 1001-1003
Oil development, 180-184 Passerina amoena, 236-250
Old-growth forest, 330-339, 563-574 ciris, 209-235, 987-1000
Oliphant, Lynn W., see Bradley, Mark Penguin, 777-779
Olson, Storrs L. The fossil record of the Genus Myc- Peninsulas, 340-345
teria (Ciconiidae) in North America, 1004-1006 Peterson, A. Townsend. Geographic variation in the
Ontogeny, 448-452 ontogeny of beak coloration of Gray-breasted
Optimal foraging, 503-515 Jays (Aphelocoma ultramarina), 448-452
Oregon, 516-525 Peterson, A. Townsend. Gene flow in Scrub Jays: fre-
Oreopsittacus arfaki, 302-317 quency and direction of movement, 926-934
Orians, Gordon H., see Harms, Kyle E. Pezopetes capitalis, 447-448
Oriole, 82-88 Pezoporus wallicus, 302-317
INDEX TO VOLUME 93 1055
Phalacrocoracidae, 44-48, 840-852 Populus tremuloides, 473-485
Phalacrocorax, 859-863 Postfledging dispersal, 466-468
Phalacrocorax albiventer, 825-839 Postnatal dispersal, 466-468
aristotelis, 859-863 Poulin, Robert. Group-living and infestation by ec-
atriceps, 825-839 toparasites in Passerines, 418-423
auritus, 840-852, 853-858 Pre-incubation behavior, 659-665
capillatus, 840-852 Predation risk, 125-129
carbo, 840-852 Predator attraction, 637-643
kenyoni, 840-852 Predator-prey interaction, 755-757
magellanicus, 44-48 Prescott, David R. C. Winter distribution of age and
pelagicus, 840-852 sex Classes in an irruptive migrant, the Evening
penicillatus, 853-858 Grosbeak (Coccothraustes vespertinus), 694-700
perspicillatus, 840-852 Pribil, Stanislav, and Jaroslav Picman. Why house
urile, 840-852 wrens destroy clutches of other birds: a support
Phalcoboenus australis, 175-176 for the nest site competition hypothesis, 184—
Phenylpropanoid, 473-485 185
Philohela minor, 463-465 Primary molt, 724-730
Phoenicopterus ruber ruber, 916-925 Progesterone, 354-364
Phonology, 1-11 Progne subis, 666-675
Phylogenetic relationships, 295-301 Protein electrophoresis, 302-317
species, 987-1000 polymorphism, 295-301
Phylogeny, 424-432 Protein-limitation hypothesis, 1026-1029
Phylogeny inference, 98-105 Protomastro, Jorge J., see Caziani, Sandra M.
Pica pica, 49-54, 452-454 Psephotus haematonotus, 302-317
Picman, Jaroslav, see Pribil, Stanislav Psittacella brehmii, 302-317
Pierotti, Raymond. Review of Ravens in Winter by picta, 302-317
Bernd Heinrich, 788-789 Psittacidae, 302-317
Pierotti, Raymond. Individual variation and the costs Psittacula derbiana, 302-317
of reproduction, Review of Lifetime Reproduc- himalayana, 302-317
tion in Birds by lan Newton, 1039-1040 Psitteutcles versicolor, 302-317
Pigeon Guillemot, see Cepphus columba Ptiloris, 738-745
Pigeon, Tippler, see Columba livia Ptiloris alberti, 738-745
Pintails, Northern, see Anas acuta intercedens, 738-745
Pipilo aberti, 98-105 magnificus, 738-745
albicollis, 98-105 paradiseus, 738-745
chlorura, 466-468 victoriae, 738-745
crissalis, 98-105 Ptychoramphus aleuticus, 486-495
fuscus, 98-105 Puffin, Atlantic, see Fratercula arctica
Pitch change, 197-199 Tufted, see Fratercula cirrhata
Platycercus elegans, 302-317 Puffinus griseus, 251-258, 724-730
eximius, 302-317 tenuirostris, 251-258
Plover, Piping, see Charadrius melodus Purpureicephalus spurius, 302-317
Plumage, 987-1000 Pygmy-Parrot, Buff-faced, see Micropsitta pusio
color, 383-389 Red-breasted, see Micropsitta bruijnii
coloration, 82-88
polymorphism, 409-417 Q
Plumages, 209-235
Quail, Japanese, see Coturnix japonica
Pochard, Rosy-billed, see Netta peposaca
Quinn, G. P., and M. J. Keough. Repeated measures
Pogson, Thomas H., and Susan M. Lindstedt. Distri-
analysis of variance: a comment on Beal and
bution and abundance of large Sandhill Cranes,
Khamis (1990), 200-202
Grus canadensis, wintering in California’s Cen-
Quiscalus major, 318-329
tral Valley, 266-278
mexicanus, 318-329, 365-373
Point counts, 676-682
niger, 318-329
Polioptila californica, 1042
quiscula, 318-329, 365-373
Polyborus plancus, 175-176
Polygyny, 784-787
Polymorphism, 409-417 R
Polytelis swainsonii, 302-317 Radio transmitter, 546-554, 777-779
Population cycles, 473-485 Rail, Black, see Laterallus jamaicensis
differentiation, 926-934 Ralph, C. John, see Singer, Steven W.
dynamics, 399-408 Randi, Ettore, Gea Fusco, Rita Lorenzini, and Fer-
monitoring, 130-137 nando Spina. Allozyme divergence and phylo-
size, 279-285 genetic relationships within the Strigiformes,
status, 266-278 295-301
structure, 318-329 Rao’s spacing test, 164-171
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Rasmussen, Pamela C. Relationships between coastal
S
South American King and Blue-eyed Shags, 825-
839 Saguaro, 666-675
Raven, Common, see Corvus corax Sakai, Howard F., and Barry R. Noon. Nest-site char-
Recorder, 777-779 acteristics of Hammond’s and Pacific-slope Fly-
Recurvirostra americana, 753-755 catchers in northwestern California, 563-574
Redhead, see Aythya americana San Clemente Island, 1041-1042
Reichel, James D., see Stinson, Derek W. Sanderling, see Calidris alba
Repasky, Richard R., Roberta J. Blue, and Phillip D. Savinetskii, Akady B., see Siegel-Causey, Douglas
Doerr. Laying Red-cockaded Woodpeckers Scarlett, Todd L., and Kimberly G. Smith. Acorn pref-
cache bone fragments, 458-461 erence of urban Blue Jays (Cyanocitta cristata)
Repeated measures analysis of variance, 200-203 during fall and spring in northwestern Arkansas,
Replacement female, 454-457 438-442
Reproduction, 496-502, 1013-1016 Scaup, Lesser, see Aythya affinis
Reproductive behavior, 71-81 Schoech, Stephan J., Ronald L. Mumme, and Michael
effort, 817-824 C. Moore. Reproductive endocrinology and
hormones, 354-364 mechanisms of breeding inhibition in cooper-
success, 286-294, 683-693 atively breeding Florida Scrub Jays (Aphelo-
Resource partitioning, 1007-1012 coma c. coerulescens), 354-364
Resources, 279-285 Schulenberg, Thomas S., see Klein, Nedra K.
Restani, Marco. Resource partitioning among three Scott, Abby C., and Marc Bekoff. Breeding behavior
Buteo species in the Centennial Valley, Mon- of Evening Grosbeaks, 71-81
tana, 1007-1012 Scott, J. Michael, and Edward O. Garton. Population
Resting metabolic rate, 612-629 estimates of the Black-capped Vireo, 469-470
Retardation, 591-598 Scott, J. Michael, see Hayward, Gregory D.
Reverse mounting, 159-163, 859-863 Screams, 637-643
Reversed sexual dominance, 1010-1012 Sea surface temperature anomaly, 853-858
sexual size dimorphism, 659-665 Seabirds, 251-258, 503-515, 765-768, 777-779
Reville, Barry J. Nest spacing and breeding success in Seasonal adjustments, 538-545
the Lesser Frigatebird (Fregata ariel), 555-562 Second broods, 683-693
Riflebird, Magnificent, see Priloris magnificus Secondary metabolite, 473-485
Victoria’s, see Ptiloris victoriae Sedgwick, James A., and Fritz L. Knopf. The loss of
Riflebirds, see Priloris avian cavities by injury compartmentalization,
Ringneck, see Barnardius zonarius 781-783
Rising, James D., see Zink, Robert M. Seegar, Janis K. D., see Buehler, David A.
Rissa tridactyla, 755-757 Selasphorus platycercus, 279-285
Ritchie, Robert J. Effects of oil development on pro- rufus, 526-537
viding nesting opportunities for Gyrfalcons and Serinus canarius, 768-773
Rough-legged Hawks in northern Alaska, 180- Sex, 694-700
184 differences, 884-891
Ritchison, Gary. The flight songs of Common Yellow- ratio, 374-382
throats: description and causation, 12-18 Sex-biased provisioning, 793-798
Ritter, Michael W., see Stinson, Derek W. Sexual display, 935-942
Robertson, Raleigh J., see Chek, Andrew A. selection, 82-88, 454-457
Rocky Mountain National Park, 71-81 Seymour, Norman R. Philopatry in male and female
Rohwer, Frank C., and H. W. Heusmann. Effects of American Black Ducks, 189-191
brood size and age on survival of female Wood Shag, Blue-eyed, see Phalacrocorax atriceps
Ducks, 817-824 European, see Phalacrocorax aristotelis
Rohwer, Frank C., see Arnold, Todd W. Kenyon’s, see Phalacrocorax kenyoni and Sticto-
Roof-nesting, 759-762 carbo kenyoni
Rootes, William L., see Zink, Robert M. King, see Phalacrocorax albiventer
Rosella, Eastern, see Platycercus eximius Pelagic, see Phalacrocorax pelagicus and Sticto-
Rosenberg, Kenneth V., see Chapman, Angela carbo pelagicus
Rosenfield, Robert N., and John Bielefeldt. Unde- Red-faced, see Phalacrocorax urile and Stictocar-
scribed bowing display in the Cooper’s Hawk, bo urile
191-193 Rock, see Phalacrocorax magellanicus
Rosenfield, Robert N., and John Bielefeldt. Vocaliza- Shags, 840-852, 859-863
tions of Cooper’s Hawks during the pre-incu- Shaw, D. D., see Christidis, L.
bation stage, 659-665 Shearwater, Short-tailed, see Puffinus tenuirostris
Rothstein, Stephen I., see Fleischer, Robert C. Sooty, see Puffinus griseus
Russell, Robert W., Peter Dunne, Clay Sutton, and Shodde, R., see Christidis, L.
Paul Kerlinger. A visual study of migrating Owls Shorebird, 259-265
at Cape May Point, New Jersey, 55-61 Shoveler, Northern, see Anas clypeata
Ryan, Mark M., see Mayer, Paul M. Sialia currucoides, 461-462