The Condor, Volume 20, Number 3 (1918)

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Condor

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3 (May-June)

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1918

The Short-Eared Owl in Saskatchewan. 101-103.: Walter A. Goelitz.
Notes on the Nesting Habits of the White-Throated Swift in Colorado. 103-110.: Wm. C. Bradbury.
A Return to the Dakota Lake Region. 110-114.: Florence Merriam Bailey.
Costa's Hummingbird-Its Type Locality, Early History and Name. 114-116.: T. S. Palmer.
The Distribution of the Subspecies of the Brown Towhee (Pipilo Crissalis). 117-121.: H. S. Swarth.
Editorial Notes and News. 128.: J. Grinnell.

Are Red-Headed Woodpeckers Moving West?. 122.: Aldo Leopold.
A Peculiarity of Plumage in Some Specimens of the Heermann Gull. 122.: George Willett.
Additional Records of European Widgeon in California. 122-123.: Joseph Mailliard.
Another Reference to Early Experiments in Keeping Hummingbirds in Captivity. 123-124.: T. S. Palmer.
An Odd Nest of the Song Sparrow of Loss Coronados Islands. 124.: Nelson K. Carpenter, J. B. Dixon.
The Tragical Addition of a New Bird to the Campus List. 125-126.: Richard Hunt.
Nesting Notes From the San Bernardino Valley. 126.: W. C. Hanna.
The Salton Sink Song Sparrow at Oro Grande, California. 126.: Wright M. Pierce.
A Surprising Trait in the Black-Necked Stilt. 126.: Loye Miller.
Wood Ibis at San Diego. 126.: Henry Grey.
Evidence on the Food of Hawks and Owls in California. 126-127.: Harold C. Bryant.

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