American Birds, Volume 41, Number 5 (1987)
Journal
American Birds
Volume
41
Issue
5 (Winter)
Year
1987
CONTENTS
- The Practiced Eye. 1356-1358.
- Kenn Kaufman
- First Northern Hemisphere record and first juvenile plumage description of the Cox's Sandpiper (Calidris paramelanotos). 1359-1364.
- Mark J. Kasprzyk, Richard A. Forster, Brian A. Harrington
- The art of Paul Donahue. 1365.
- Juvenile Cox's Sandpiper (Calidris paramelanotos) in Massachusetts, a first New World occurrence and a hitherto undescribed plumage. 1366-1370.
- Peter D. Vickery, Davis W. Finch, Paul K. Donahue
- The Eurasian Collared-Dove arrives in the Americas. 1371-1380.
- P. William Smith
- The new age of birding in the Falklands. 1381-1383.
- Rod Martins, Eric Hosking
- Regional Reports Pictorial Highlights Summer 1987. 1384-1386.
- A paradigm for the new era of birdingPectoral Sandpiper and Sharp-tailed SandpiperThe Birder's Handbook: A Field Guide to the Natural History of North American Birds. 1387-1394.
- S. R. Drennan
- The dangers of gill netting to seabirds. 1395-1404.
- Natasha Atkins, Burr Heneman
- The Changing Seasons. 1405-1410.
- Joseph A. Grzybowski
- The Nesting Season June 1-July 31, 1987. 1411-1495.
- Birders' Bookshelf. 1496-1499.
- Announcements. 1502-1504.
- Indices Volume 41 - 1987. 1507-1512.
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