The Condor, Volume 40, Number 3 (1938)

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Condor

Volume

Issue

3 (May-June)

Year

1938

Content, Meaning and Possible Origin of Male Song in the Brown Towhee. 97-101.: Charles W. Quaintance.
Frank Stephens, Pioneer. 101-110.: Lawrence M. Huey.
The White-Throated Sparrow in Western North America. 110-117.: Margaret W. Wythe.
The Western Frontier of the European Starling in the United States as of February, 1937. 118-123.: L. M. Dickerson.
Notes and News: Jean Delacour (Portrait). 130.
Minutes of Cooper Club Meetings. 130-132.
Officers and Members of the Cooper Ornithological Club. 133-148.

Notes on a Young Golden Eagle in Colorado. 124.: T. H. Rawles, L. R. Rawles.
Hutton Vireo Nesting in February. 124.: Wilson C. Hanna.
The Clark Nutcracker at Sea Level. 125.: Egmont Z. Rett.
Red-Naped Sapsucker and Rufous Hummingbird. 125.: A. M. Woodbury.
Fewer Golden-Crowned Sparrows at Woodacre Station This Winter (1937-38). 125.: Joseph Mailliard.
Black Oyster-Catchers at Point Lobos. 125-126.: Charles W. Michael.
The Wandering Albatross in the Bay of Panama. 126.: Robert Cushman Murphy.
Concentration of English Sparrows to Feed on Oak Galls. 126-127.: Frank Richardson.
Two Late Fall Records of Birds in the San Francisco Bay Region. 127.: Joe R. Marshall, Jr..
The Rusty Blackbird in Kern County, California. 127.: Kenneth E. Stager.
Homing Instinct" in the Golden-Crowned Sparrow". 127-128.: E. L. Summer, Sr..
A Species New to the Known Avifauna of Lower California. 128.: Laurence M. Huey.
Distribution of the Races of the Williamson Sapsucker in British Columbia. 128-129.: Ian Mctaggart Cowan.

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