The Condor, Volume 95, Number 3 (1993)

Journal
Condor
Volume
95
Issue
3
Year
1993

CONTENTS

Intraspecific Variation in the Hindlimb Muscles of the Ivory-Billed Woodcreeper and the Blue Jay, with a Review of Other Species. 497-506.
Robert J. Raikow, Anthony H. Bledsoe, Tahniat Syed, Angela G. Glasgow.
Benign Neglect of Terminal Eggs in Herring Gulls. 507-514.
Sandra C. Lee, Roger M. Evans, Shawn C. Bugden.
Winter Territories and Night Roosts of Northern Shrikes in Idaho. 515-527.
Eric C. Atkinson.
Winter Foraging and Diet Composition of Northern Shrikes in Idaho. 528-535.
Eric C. Atkinson, Tom J. Cade.
Factors Limiting Fecundity of Captive Brown-Headed Cowbirds. 536-545.
Kenneth C. Holford, Daniel D. Roby.
Tree Swallows Cannot Be Classified as Determinate Or Indeterminate Layers. 546-553.
Jeremy S. Mitchell, Raleigh J. Robertson.
Free-Living Willow Ptarmigan Are Determinate Egg-Layers. 554-558.
Brett K. Sandercock.
The Effect of Restricted Feeding on Plasma Growth Hormone (Gh) Concentrations in Growing American Kestrels. 559- 567.
Diane Lacombe, David M. Bird, Colin G. Scanes, Kathy A. Hibbard.
Selection of Foraging and Nesting Sites By Black-Throated Blue Warblers: Their Relative Influence on Habitat Choice. 568- 579.
Benjamin B. Steele.
An Endogenous Basis for Differential Migration in the Dark-Eyed Junco. 580-587.
Rebecca L. Holberton.
Geographic Variation in the Song of the Rufous-Collared Sparrow in Eastern Argentina. 588-595.
Pablo L. Tubaro, Enrique T. Segura, Paul Handford.
Food Choices By Northwestern Crows: Experiments with Captive, Free-Ranging and Hand-Raised Birds. 596-615.
Mary F. Willson, Tallchief A. Comet.
Dietary Shifts Among Songbirds From a Diflubenzuron-Treated Forest. 616-624.
Bradley E. Sample, Robert J. Cooper, Robert C. Whitmore.
Ruffed Grouse Tolerance and Biotransformation of the Plant Secondary Metabolite Coniferyl Benzoate. 625-640.
Walter J. Jakubas, William H. Karasov, Christopher G. Guglielmo.
Geographic Variation in the Yellow-Billed Cacique, Amblycercus Holosericeus, a Partial Bamboo Specialist. 641- 651.
Andrew W. Kratter.
Geographic Variation in Ontogeny of the Fox Sparrow. 652-661.
Kevin J. Burns.
Distribution and Abundance of Marbled Murrelets in Alaska. 662-669.
John F. Piatt, R. Glenn Ford.
Hybridization and Male Parental Investment in Birds. 670-679.
Raymond Pierotti, Cynthia A. Annett.
The Annual Molt Cycle of Branta Canadensis Interior in Relation to Nutrient Reserve Dynamics. 680-693.
Robert J. Gates, David F. Caithamer, Thomas C. Tacha, Charles R. Paine.
Abundance and Distribution of Migrant Shorebirds in Delaware Bay. 694-705.
Kathleen E. Clark, Lawrence J. Niles, Joanna Burger.
Book Reviews. 761-763.
Christopher W. Thompson.
New Books in Ornithology. 764-766.
Christopher W. Thompson.
News and Notes. 767.

Editorial and Commentary

The Treatment of Biologists By the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 758-759.
Glenn E. Walsberg.
Letter to the Editor. 759-760.
Russell P. Balda.

Historical Perspectives

History of the Condor. 748-757.
Glenn E. Walsberg.

Short Communications

Predation of Nesting Larids By Peregrine Falcons at Rasa Island, Gulf of California, Mexico. 706-708.
Enriqueta Velarde.
Direct and Indirect Consequences of Mink Presence in a Common Tern Colony. 708-711.
Gary P. Burness, Ralph D. Morris.
Does Predator Assemblage Affect Reproductive Success in Songbirds?. 712-715.
Clinton K. Miller, Richard L. Knight.
A Parametric Method for Comparing Dispersal Distances. 716-718.
J. Michael Reed.
Social Tutoring of Adult Male White-Crowned Sparrows. 718-723.
Richard M. Casey, Myron C. Baker.
Aggression and Song Development in White-Crowned Sparrows. 723-728.
Richard M. Casey, Myron C. Baker.
Do Swallows Sunbathe to Control Ectoparasites? an Experimental Test. 728-730.
Charles R. Blem, Leann B. Blem.
Effects of Nestling Provisioning on the Time-Activity Budgets of Male Red-Winged Blackbirds. 730-734.
Linda A. Whittingham.
Maximum Diving Depths of Cape Gannets. 734-736.
N. J. Adams, C. B. Walter.
Indentation Hardness of the Bill Keratin of the European Starling. 736-738.
Richard H. C. Bonser, Mark S. Witter.
Food Habits of the Scarlet and White Ibis in the Orinoco Plains. 739-741.
Eduardo Aguilera, Cristina Ramo, Benjamin Busto.
Characteristics of Cache Sites Most Likely to Be Robbed By Willow Tits (Parus Montanus). 742-744.
Kimmo Inki, Jukka Suhonen.
Thermoregulation in Free-Ranging Whip-Poor-Wills. 744-747.
M. Brian C. Hickey.
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