The Condor, Volume 34, Number 4 (1932)

Journal

Condor

Volume

Issue

4 (July-August)

Year

1932

John Eugene Law-A Biography (With Portrait). 165-173.: Joseph Grinnell.
A New Race of Bob-White From Costa Rica. 174-175.: H. B. Conover.
Food Habits of Southern Wisconsin Raptors Part I. Owls. 176-186.: Paul L. Errington.
The Maryland Hawk Bounty. 187-188.: A. Brazier Howell.
Editorial Notes and News. 194-195.: J. Grinnell.
Minutes of Cooper Club Meetings. 198-200.: Hilda W. Grinnell, R. B. Cowles.
Seventh Annual Meeting. 200-203.: T. I. Storer.
Governors' Meeting. 203-204.: T. I. Storer.

Waxwings Eating Spoiled Fruits. 189.: Loye Miller.
Forehandedness of California Jays Begins Early. 189-190.: Joseph Mailliard.
Winter Occurrence of the Townsend Warbler at Portland, Oregon. 190.: Stanley G. Jewett.
Bird Notes From Santa Cruz Island. 190.: Ralph Hoffmann.
The Townsend Solitaire in San Francisco. 190-191.: James Moffitt.
An Unusual Callinaceous Hybrid. 191.: Stanley G. Jewett.
A Winter Record of the Painted Redstart in Arizona. 192.: Berry Campbell.
Bird Notes From Tehama County, California. 192.: Philip A. Dumont, James Stevenson.
An Unrecorded Nesting Colony of Yellow-Billed Magpies. 193.: A. E. Borell.
The Baikal Teal Taken in California. 193.: James Moffitt.
A White Steller Jay at Big Creek, Fresno County, California. 194.: Catherine E. Bower.
Surf Birds and Bonaparte Gulls at San Diego. 194.: J. W. Sefton, Jr..

Review: The Normal Flight Speeds of Birds by T. H. Harrisson. 195-196.: A. Wetmore.
Review: The Effectiveness in Nature of the So-Called Protective Adaptations in the Animal Kingdom, Chiefly as Illustrated By the Food Habits of Nearctic Birds by Mcatee. 196-198.: William Henry Burt.

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