The Condor, Volume 12, Number 1 (1910)

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Condor

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1 (January-February)

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1910

Life History of the California Condor Part IV -- The Young Condor in Captivity. 5-11.: William L. Finley.
Fossil Birds From the Quaternary of Southern California. 12-15.: Loye Holmes Miller.
Abnormal Birds' Eggs. 15-17.: A. M. Ingersoll.
Some Birds of Note From Ventura County. 18-19.: J. R. Pemberton.
A Defense of Oology. 19-22.: Milton S. Ray, Oluf J. Heinemann.
Some Central Colorado Bird Notes. 23-39.: Edward R. Warren.
For the Better Determination of Agelaius tricolor. 39-41.: John W. Mailliard, Joseph Mailliard.
Miscellaneous Records From Alaska. 41-43.: Joseph Grinnell.
Editorial Notes and News. 47-48.: Joseph Grinnell.
Minutes of Cooper Club Meetings. 49-52.: H.W. Carriger, J.E. Law, Howard Robertson

Additions to Grinnell's List of Birds of the San Bernardino Mountains. 44.: G. Willett.
The Alaska Longspur in California. 44.: Frank Stephens.
Limonites ruficollis (Pall.) as an American Bird. 44.: S. A. Buturlin.
The Pectoral Sandpiper at Santa Barbara. 44-45.: Bradford Torrey.
An Albino Magpie. 45.: R. B. Rockwell.
Notes From Sacaton, Arizona. 45-46.: M. French Gilman.
Mortality Among Young Hummingbirds. 46.: A. B. Howell.
The True Home of the Spectacled Eider. 46.: S. A. Buturlin.
Rodgers Fulmar in Southern California. 46.: G. Willett.
The Scott Oriole in Los Angeles County. 46.: J. Grinnell.

Teratornis: a New Avian Genus From Rancho La Brea by Loye Holmes Miller. 48.: Joseph Grinnell
Land Birds of Placer County by Ernest Adams. 48.: Joseph Grinnell
The Habitat Groups of North American Birds in the American Museum of Natural History by Frank Chapman. 48.: H.S.S.
The Birds of New Jersey by Witmer Stone. 48-49.: H.S.S.
The Birds of the Leeward Islands, Caribbean Sea by Charles B. Cory. 49.: H.S.S.

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