Raptor Research, Volume 16, Number 3 (1982)

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Journal of Raptor Research

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3 (Fall)

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1982

SCIENTIFIC PAPERS

Biology of Eleonora's Falcon (Falco eleonorae): 1. Individual and Social Defense Behavior. 65-70.: Dietrich Ristow, Coralie Wink, Michael Wink.
Nesting of the Greater Kestrel Falco rupicoloides in Zambia. 71-76.: Timothy O. Osborne, J. F. R. Colebrook-Robjent.
Age and Weight Estimation of Leporid Prey Remains from Raptor Nests. 77-79.: Neil D. Woffinden, Joseph R. Murphy.
Are Owls Regular?: An Analysis of Pellet Regurgitation Times of Snowy Owls in the Wild. 79-82.: Peter C. Boxall, M. Ross Lein.
Prey Concealment by American Kestrels. 83-88.: Keith L. Bildstein.
A Prairie Falcon Fledgling Intrudes at a Peregrine Falcon Eyrie and Pirates Prey. 89-91.: David H. Ellis, David L. Groat.
Observations on the Use of Rangle by the Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus tundrius) Wintering in Southern Brasil. 91-92.: Jorge L. B. Albuquerque.

Distribution of DDE Residues in Prey Species of California Peregrine Falcons. 94.: James Geoffrey Monk
Prairie Falcon Fledgling Productivity in the Mojave Desert, California. 94.: Douglas Boyce
Space and Habitat Utilization by Red-Shouldered Hawks (Buteo lineatus elegans) in Southern California. 95.: Michael D. McCrary
Multivariate Analyses of Weather and Fall Migration of Saw-Whet Owls at Duluth, Minnesota. 95-96.: D.L. Evans

Proceedings of 1st International Symposium on Diseases of Birds of Prey now available. 82.: Chiron Publications
Raptor Research Back Issues Available. 96.: Gary Duke
Burrowing Owl Colormarking: Request for Information. 96.: Elizabeth A. Haug
Request for Information. 96.: Jim Parker

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