Journal of Raptor Research, Volume 26, Number 4 (1992)

Journal
Journal of Raptor Research
Volume
26
Issue
4 (December)
Year
1992


CONTENTS

SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES

Energy Requirements of Adult Cape Vultures (Gyps Coprotheres). 213-218.
Joris Komen.
Organochlorines and Mercury in Osprey Eggs from the Eastern United States. 219-224.
Daniel J. Audet, David S. Scott, Stanley N. Wiemeyer.
Kleptoparasitism and Cannibalism in a Colony of Lesser Kestrels (Falco Naumanni). 225-228.
Juan Jose Negro, Jose Antonio Donazar, Fernando Hiraldo.
Home Range and Activity of a Pair of Bald Eagles Breeding in Northern Saskatchewan. 229-234.
Jon M. Gerrard, Alan R. Harmata, P. Naomi Gerrard.
Seasonal and Sexual Variation in the Diet of the Common Buzzard in Northeastern Spain. 235-238.
Santi Manosa, Pedro J. Cordero.
Diet Changes in Breeding Tawny Owls (Strix Aluco). 239-242.
David A. Kirk.
Foraging Ecology of Bald Eagles on a Regulated River. 243-256.
W. Grainger Hunt, J. Mark Jenkins, Ronald E. Jackman, Carl G. Thelander, Arnold T. Gerstell.

SHORT COMMUNICATIONS

Increased Parental Care in a Widowed Male Marsh Harrier (Circus Aeruginosus). 257-259.
Carmelo Fernandez, Paz Azkona.
Bats as Prey of Stygian Owls in Southeastern Brazil. 259-260.
Jose C. Motta Junior, Valdir A. Taddei.
Food-Stressed Great Horned Owl Kills Adult Goshawk: Exceptional Observation Or Community Process?. 261-263.
Christoph Rohner, Frank I. Doyle.
Nesting Association Between the Woodpigeon (Columba Palumbus) and the Hobby (Falco Subbuteo). 263-265.
Giuseppe Bogliani, Eugenio Tiso, Francesco Barbieri.
Bald Eagles use Artificial Nest Platform in Florida. 266.
 
Great Horned Owl Nesting in Monk Parakeet Colony in Suburban Connecticut. 267.
 
Renesting of Mexican Spotted Owl in Southern New Mexico. 267-268.
 
American Kestrel Completes Clutch Following Movement of Its Nest Box. 268.
 
Aerial Mobbing of a Gyrfalcon by Glaucous Gulls. 269.
 
An Aggressive Interaction Between a Northern Goshawk and a Red-Tailed Hawk. 269-270.
 

THESIS ABSTRACTS

Habitat Use, Movements, Migration Patterns, and Survival Rates of Subadult Bald Eagles in Northern Florida. 270.
 

NEWS AND REVIEWS

News and Reviews. 271-273.
 
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