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The University of New Mexico

Bird-Banding, Volume 42, Number 2 (1971)

Publication Information
Journal: 
Journal of Field Ornithology
Year: 
1971
Volume: 
42
Issue: 
2 (April)

CONTENTS

Species Using Red-Cockaded Woodpecker Holes in Northeastern South Carolina. 79-87.
John V. Dennis
Evaluation of a Plastic Wing-Marker For Gull Studies. 88-91.
William E. Southern
Survival and Dispersal of Male Long-Billed Marsh Wrens. 92-98.
Jared Verner
Warbler Returns At Somesville, Maine. 99-102.
Mrs. Robert W. Patterson
Brood Size of the Great Horned Owl in Saskatchewan. 103-105.
C. Stuart Houston
Experiences in Banding Boat-Tailed Grackles. 106-109.
O. B. Kok
Spring Migration of Saw-Whet Owls At Toronto, Ontario. 110-114.
Paul M. Catling
Migration of Resident and Migrant Canada Geese Banded At Necedah National Wildlife Refuge. 115-118.
Fred B. Samson
Recent Literature. 131-161.
 
Notes and News. 162-163.
 
No Mist Nets in June Or July. 163.
 

General Notes

A Small Great Crested Flycatcher: a Problem in Identification. 119.
Bertram G. Murray, Jr.
A Simple Method For Trapping Breeding Adults in Nesting Boxes. 119-121.
Andr
Increase of Fall Traill's Flycatchers in Southern Florida. 121.
Erma J. Fisk
An Automatic Trap For Use On Bird Nesting Boxes. 121-122.
Paul A. Stewart
Starlings Nesting in Rocky Cliffs. 123.
Edwin D. Michael
A Method For Marsh-Trapping Breeding Franklin's Gulls. 123-124.
Joanna Burger
Cedar Waxwing Recovery. 125.
William P. Wharton
Shift of Mates During Nesting of Chimney Swifts. 125.
Ralph W. Dexter
A Device For Handling Shearwaters. 125-127.
Robert Shallenberger
Ectoparasites From the Genus Aegolius. 127.
Paul M. Catling
Misleading Glaucous-Winged Gull Recovery From Iowa. 127-129.
R. Wayne Campbell
A Colored Leg Tag For Nestling and Adult Birds. 129-131.
Steve R. Johnson
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