The Condor, Volume 30, Number 3 (1928)

Journal

Condor

Volume

Issue

3 (May-June)

Year

1928

Where Engineer and Ornithologist Meet: Transmission Line Troubles Caused By Birds. 169-175.: Harold Michener.
Luther Everet Wyman. 176-179.: Louis B. Bishop.
A Method of Showing Relative Frequency of Occurrence of Birds. 180-184.: Jean M. Linsdale.
Notes on the Systematics of West American Birds. III. 185-189.: Joseph Grinnell.
Editorial Notes and News. 194-195.: J. Grinnell.
Communications: Cormorants in Relation to Fisheries. 195-197.: Harrison F. Lewis, Arthur H. E. Mattingley.
Publications Reviewed: Taverner's Study of Red-Tailed Hawks. 197-199.: H. S. Swarth.
Minutes of Cooper Club Meetings. 199-202.: Harold Michener, Hilda W. Grinnell.
Directory of Members of the Cooper Ornithological Club. 203-216.: J. Grinnell.

Notes on Certain Injured Birds. 190-191.: Thomas T. Mccabe, Elinor Bolles Mccabe.
The Short-Tailed Albatross in Oregon. 191.: Alexander Wetmore.
Winter Occurrence of Sierra Nevada Rosy Finch and Black Rosy Finch in California. 191.: H. S. Swarth.
Occurrence of the Golden-Crowned Sparrow in Massachusetts. 191-192.: John B. May.
The Sahuaro Screech Owl in California. 192.: Loye Miller.
American Goshawk in San Diego County, California. 192-193.: Clinton G. Abbott.
A New Race of the White-Throated Swift From Central America. 193.: Donald R. Dickey, A. J. Van Rossem.
An Erroneous Record for the Japanese Pipit in Alaska. 193.: J. H. Riley, A. Wetmore.

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