American Birds, Volume 39, Number 5 (1985)
Journal
American Birds
Volume
39
Issue
5 (Winter)
Year
1985
CONTENTS
- Flame-colored Tanager in Arizona. 843-844.
- Robert J. Morse, Gale Monson
- Gone forever A Contemporary look at the extinction of the Passenger Pigeon. 845-851.
- David E. Blockstein, Harrison B. Tordoff
- The Common Raven returns to Kentucky. 852-853.
- Dale K. Fowler, John R. Macgregor, Sherri A. Evans, Lauren E. Schaaf
- Spotted Rail: first record from the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. 854.
- Peter E. Scott, David D. Andrews, Barbara Mackinnon De Montes
- Sandhill Cranes in Alaska A population survey 1957-1985. 855-858.
- Bruce Conant, James G. King, Henry A. Hansen
- Status of the American White Pelican: an update. 859-864.
- John G. Sidle, William H. Koonz, Keith Roney
- Black-shouldered Kite: range expansion into Mississippi. 865-867.
- Judith A. Toups, Jerome A. Jackson, Evelyn Johnson
- Bulwer's Petrel in the South Atlantic Bight. 868-870.
- J. Christopher Haney, Sam C. Wainright
- Spotted Rail, Brant, and Yellow-breasted Crake - records from the Yucatan. 871-872.
- Thomas Gatz, Peter Gent, Martin Jakle, Rebecca Otto, William Otto, Bruce Ellis
- Long-tailed Jaegers wintering along the Falkland Current. 873-878.
- Richard R. Veit
- The Changing Seasons. 879-884.
- Richard R. Veit
- The Nesting Season June 1-July 31, 1985. 885-966.
- Birders' Bookshelf. 967-969.
- Letters to the Editor. 970.
- Announcements. 971.
- Corrigenda. 971.
- In Memoriam. 971.
- Referee Roster. 972.
- Indices Volume 39 - 1985. 973-978.
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