The Condor, Volume 37, Number 1 (1935)

Journal

Condor

Volume

Issue

1 (January-February)

Year

1935

Meeting the Condor on Its Own Ground (With Three Ills.). 5-11.: Ernest I. Dyer.
Geologic Factors in the Distribution of Birds. 11-15.: Junea W. Kelly.
Fire and Bird Populations. 16-18.: Harold W. Clark.
The Thick-Billed Parrot in Southern Arizona. 18-21.: Alexander Wetmore.
Geographical Distribution and Display Colors of Trochilidae. 21-24.: A. L. Pickens.
A History of the Bird Colonies of Great Salt Lake. 24-35.: William H. Behle.
Notes and News. 45.
Minutes of Cooper Club Meetings. 46-48.

Another Invasion of Wood Ibises in Southern California. 35-36.: Clinton G. Abbott.
Nesting Habits of Cormorants. 36-37.: Chas. W. Michael.
Altitudinal Migration in Southern Utah. 37-38.: C. C. Presnall.
An Influx of Dickcissels Into Central Colorado. 38.: Gordon Alexander.
Records of Green-Tailed Towhees in the San Francisco Bay Region. 38-39.: E. L. Sumner, Sr..
Three Subspecies of Birds Not Previously Reported From Kansas. 39.: W. S. Long.
A Creeper Foraging Head Downward. 39.: C. C. Presnall.
The Subspecific Status of the Hutton Vireo of Vancouver Island. 40.: J. Grinnell.
Nesting of the Pacific Evening Grosbeak in the Vicinity of Echo Lake, Eldorado County, California. 40-42.: Dudley S. Degroot.
The Lesser Yellow-Legs Near San Diego in Winter. 42-43.: Chas. W. Michael.
Water Ouzel Nests on Black River, Arizona. 43.: Charles W. Quaintance.
An Anserine Fossil From the Pliocene of Western Nebraska. 43-44.: Lawrence V. Compton.
Winter Wren and Pileated Woodpecker on the Greenhorn Mountains, California. 44-45.: J. Grinnell.

Life History of the Gambel Quail in Arizona, By David M. Gorsuch. 45-46.: H. S. Swarth.

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