The Condor, Volume 54, Number 5 (1952)

Journal
Condor
Volume
54
Issue
5 (September-October)
Year
1952

CONTENTS

Natural History and Differentiation in the Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker. 237-282.
Thomas R. Howell.
Variation in the Resident Sharp-Shinned Hawks of Mexico. 283-289.
Robert W. Storer.
Nesting of the Hudsonian Godwit at Churchill, Manitoba. 290-291.
Russell T. Congdon.
Nesting Behavior of the Southern House Wren in Surinam. 292-295.
Fr. Haverschmidt.
The Avifauna of the Barstow Miocene of California. 296-301.
Loye Miller.
Food Habits of the California Gull in Utah. 302-308.
Clifton M. Greenkalgh.
Notes on Mexican Birds From the States of Durango and Zacatecas. 309-313.
J. Dan Webster, Robert T. Orr.
Notes and News. 323-324.
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Cooper Club Meetings. 324.
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From Field and Study

Northern Phalaropes and Xantus Murrelet Associated with Fishes. 314.
Robert L. Eberhardt.
Geographic Variation in the Horned Grebe. 314-315.
Kenneth C. Parkes.
Northward Extension of Range of the Acorn Woodpecker in Oregon. 315.
Kenneth M. Walker.
English Sparrow Feeding Young Eastern Kingbirds. 316.
G. Dale Hamilton.
A Case of Avian Tuberculosis in an Immature Avocet. 316.
William R. Lasky.
Pomarine Jaeger and Bonaparte Gull in the Hawaiian Islands. 316.
Robert C. Frohling.
A Hooded Merganser From the Late Pleistocene of Oklahoma. 316-317.
William A. Lunk.
Bird Notes From Southern Colorado. 317-318.
Ronald A. Ryder.
The European Starling in Central British Columbia. 318.
L. Jobin.
Confused Enemy Recognition. 318.
Richard G. Beidleman.
Golden Eagle Versus Red Fox: Predation Or Play?. 318-319.
Raymond J. Hock.
An Early Specimen of the Eastern Fox Sparrow From Colorado. 319-320.
Frederick C. Lincoln.
A New Nesting Record of the Cinnamon Teal in Humboldt County, California. 320.
Ned Dollahite, Morris P. Anderson, Jr..
Addition to the Check-List of Birds of Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona. 320.
Harold C. Bryant.
Additional Nevada Bird Records. 320-321.
David B. Marshall, J. R. Alcorn.
Willet Eats Jack Smelt Eggs. 321.
Howard R. Attebery.
The Generic Name of the White-Bellied Wren of Mexico. 322.
Alden H. Miller.
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