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J. Raptor Res. 22(4):123-136 ¸ 1988 The Raptor Research Foundation, Inc.

THE RAPTOR RESEARCH FOUNDATION, INC. PUBLICATIONS INDEX

Raptor Research Reports No. 6, The Ancestral Kestrel The Journal of Raptor Research, Volume 21 The Journal of Raptor Research, Volume 22

COMPILED BY RICHARD R. OLENDORFF AND JIMMIE R. PARRISH

The Raptor Research Foundation Bibli0graphic Index (Raptor Research Reports No. 7) covers the first 20 years of the Foundation's publications. The system used to compile the 20 year index is called LIT, which is a menu-driven literature retrieval system using dBASE. Coupled with an exhaustive Ornithological Keyword List, the system provides literature re- trieval by author, title, citation, species, geographic location and subject in an extremely user- friendly manner.

Recently, the Foundation made the decision to use the system to produce annual indices traditionally published at the end of each volume. The continuity provided should give every user easy access to an extensive raptor data base. The following index covers 3 documents, Raptor Research Reports No. 6 (The Ancestral Kestrel), Volume 21 and Volume 22 of The Journal of Raptor Research. The index is presented in the same format as the 20 year index, using an Ornithological Keyword List which matches numbers assigned to individual papers appearing in indexed volumes. Numbers appearing at the beginning of each article in the contents of each volume are listed with the appropriate Ornithological Keyword. The keyword list is divided into 3 parts, Subject-Author Index, Species Index--Common Name, and Species Index--Scientific Name. An asterisk (*) following a number in the species keyword lists indicates that the article is wholly or substantially dealing with that particular species. A hyphen (-) following a number in the species keyword lists indicates that the species is treated less substantially or is mentioned only in passing.

Further details on how to obtain the LIT System and the Raptor Research Foundation Publications Data Base are provided in Raptor Research Reports No. 7, or may be obtained by contacting Richard R. Olendorff, 6009 Viceroy Way, Citrus Heights, CA 95610, U.S.A.

SUBJECT--AUTHOR INDEX

ABANDONMENT OF NESTS

904

ABSTRACT

931,932, 933,934, 935,948,949, 950, 951,952, 968, 1014, 1015

ACTIGRAMS/ETHOGRAMS 909, 910, 924, 938, 1017

AERIAL SURVEY

953, 970, 973

AFRICA

913, 936, 948

AGE AT FIRST BREEDING--CAPTIVE

937

AGE AT FIRST BREEDING--WILD

931, 943, 951

AGE CLASSES

953, 980

AGONISTIC BEHAVIOR

938, 959

AGRICULTURE, IMPACTS

903, 905, 906, 907, 909, 922, 938

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AIRCRAFT, IMPACTS

953, 973, 999

ALFONZO, JAMES M. 1009

ANESTHESIA

998

ANIMAL DAMAGE CONTROL

953

ARIZONA

932

ARTIFICIAL INCUBATION

941

ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION

941

ARTIFICIAL NESTBOXES

910, 912, 914, 915

ARTIFICIAL NESTING PLATFORMS

996, 1019

ARTIFICIAL NESTS

958

ASIA

949

ASYNCHRONY

957, 958

AUMANN, T. 980

AUSTRALIA

974, 980, 989

BALGOOYEN, THOMAS G.

909, 999

BANDING

905, 946, 952, 975, 991, 999

BATHING

992

BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION

989, 1007

BEHAVIOR--GENERAL

907, 908,909, 924, 938, 949,951, 952, 956, 958, 959, 961, 980, 992, 993, 994, 999, 1015

BEHAVIORAL DEVELOPMENT

921, 1015

BIBLIOGRAPHIES

976, 1026

BIERREGAARD, RICHARD O. 983

BILDSTEIN, KEITH L. 907

BIOMASS CONSIDERATIONS

997

BIOMETRICS

901,913, 999

BIORHYTHMS

1005, 1017

BIRD, DAVID M.

912, 915, 917

BLASTING (DYNAMITE, ETC.) 953

BODY WEIGHT

913, 937, 975, 980, 990, 997, 999

BOHALL-WOOD, PETRA G. 906

BOHM, ROBERT T. 986

BOLIVIA

1010

BOOK REVIEWS

936, 988, 1002, 1025

BORTOLOTTI, GARY R. 996

BOWMAN, REED

912, 915, 917

BOYCE, DOUGLAS A., JR. 901

BRADSHAW, HARVEY D. 1020

BREN, WILLIAM M. 989

BROODING

938, 958

BROWN, BRYAN T. 984

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BUCHANAN, JOSEPH B. 994

BULGARIA

921

BULL, EVELYN L.

1018, 1019

BURKHOLDER, GARY 993

BYSTRAK, DANNY 902

CALIFORNIA

909, 927, 954, 958,961, 971, 985, 990, 999

CANADA

950, 973, 996, 997, 1013, 1024

CANARY ISLANDS

1007

CANNIBALISM

904, 925

CAPTIVE BREEDING--GENERAL

936, 937, 943, 1020, 1021, 1022

CAPTURE

913, 953, 974, 975, 980, 983, 998, 1005, 1018

CARPENTER• ARTHUR L. 1000

CARPENTER, THOMAS W. 1000

CARRILLO, JOS• 1007

CARRION FEEDING

940

CEBALLOS, OLGA 1008

CENSUS--BIRDS

902, 944, 953, 973, 978, 979

CHILE

99O

CLARK, W. 991

CLUTCH SIZE

904, 937, 950

COLLOPY, MICHAEL W.

905, 906, 907, 1001

COLORADO

934, 990

COLORMARKING

905, 946, 947, 952, 1024

COMPUTER SOFTWARE/PROGRAMS 966, 967

COULSON, THOMAS D. 1020

CUBA

904, 978

CURLEY, ELIZABETH M. 915

DAMS AND RESERVOIR, IMPACTS

989, 993

DDT/DDE 904, 916, 936

DEFENSE OF NEST AGAINST MAN

921

DEFENSE--INTERSPECIFIC

939

DENSITY

903, 905, 957, 969,973, 978, 1019

DIMORPHISM--SEX AND COLOR

907, 909, 913, 1005, 1014

DISEASES OF WILD BIRDS

1003

DISPERSAL

903, 912, 931, 934, 951, 967, 969, 1018

DISTRIBUTION--GENERAL

903, 905, 922, 928, 945, 960, 973, 984, 1010, 1025

DIURNAL RAPTORS

936, 963, 979, 991, 1002, 1004

DON•ZAR, Jos• ANTONIO 1008

DOUBLE CLUTCHING--CAPTIVITY

937,941

DUCKS

942

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DUFFY, K. 991

FLOATING POPULATIONS

989

DUNCAN, JAMES R.

912, 1015

DZUS, ELSTON A. 996

EGG DESCRIPTION

905, 1021

EGG LAYING IN CAPTIVITY

957, 941, 1020, 1021

EGG MEASUREMENTS

904, 921

EGGSHELL THINNING

904, 916, 1021

EMISON, WILLIAM B. 989

ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT

929

ENERGETICS/FOOD REQUIREMENTS 910, 911, 922, 948

EUROPE

905, 910, 921, 944, 991, 1006, 1008, 1025

EVOLUTION

901

FALCONRY--MANAGEMENT

922, 956

FEDYNICH, ALAN M. 995

FEEDING BEHAVIOR

904, 906, 907, 908, 909, 910, 922, 940, 942, 950, 952, 955, 959, 980, 985,994, 998, 1005, 1015, 1014, 1017, 1019, 1025

FEEDING IN CAPTIVITY

957, 941, 1022

FIELD IDENTIFICATION

1002, 1004

FLEDGING--CAPTIVITY

957, 941, 1020

FLEDGING--WILD

921

FLIGHT BEHAVIOR

910, 970, 978, 980, 1011

FLORIDA

905, 906, 1005, 1014

FOOD CACHING

907, 994

FOOD HABITS ANALYSIS--GENERAL

920, 1005

FOOD HABITS ANALYSIS--PELLETS

920, 945, 954, 1005

FOOD HABITS--GENERAL

901,904, 906, 909, 920, 921,922, 925,955, 955, 958, 942, 945, 950, 952, 954, 957, 958, 975, 985, 990, 994, 997, 1014, 1018, 1025, 1025

FOOD SUPPLY, IMPACTS

905, 989, 990, 997

FOSTERING--WILD

950, 997

FULLER, MARK R. 9O2

GARNER, MICHAEL M. 998

GEESE

961

GERRARD, JON M. 996

GESSAMAN, JAMES A. 911

GILMER, DAVID S. 1012

GODFREY, RALPH D., JR. 995

GORNEY, E. 991

GRATSON, MICHAEL W. 1017

GREENLAND

957

GROWTH--GENERAL

921, 948, 997, 1022

GUATEMALA

1021

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HABITAT PREFERENCES

905, 906, 907, 922, 924, 933, 971, 1005, 1007, 1014, 1017, 1019

HACKING

947, 1015

HAGGAS, LUCINDA 11

HAMILTON, LAYNE L. 981

HAND REARING

948, 1022

HARVEST--LEGAL

931

HATCHING--ADULT BEHAVIOR

904, 921

HATCHING--CAPTIVITY

937, 941, 1020

HEAVY METALS

916

HELPERS

1020

HENJUM, MARK G.

1018, 1019

HERNANDEZ, MAURO 1006

HERONS

993

HOFFMAN, MARK L. 905

HOME RANGE

933, 934, 938, 951, 965, 967, 968, 969, 1017, 1018

HOUSING OF CAPTIVE BIRDS

937

HUMAN DIST--GENERAL IMPACTS

904, 952, 989

IDAHO

925, 938

IMPACTS--GENERAL

924

INBREEDINC--WILD

912

INCUBATION

911,921,926, 958

INDICATORS

916

INDIVIDUAL IDENTIFICATION

932

INSECTS--GENERAL

1013

INTERSPECIFIC BEHAVIOR

909, 914, 915, 939, 957,959, 961, 990, 993, 994, 999

IRRUPTION--PREY

973

IRRUPTION--RAPTORS

973

ISRAEL

991

JAPAN 949

JAKSI•, FABIAN M. 990

KEMP, ALAN C. 913

KIFF, LLOYD F.

1021

KING, MICHAEL M. 1023

KLEIN, BERT C. 983

KONRAD, PAUL M. 1012

LANE, PATRICIA A. 1013

LAPAROTOMY

937

LATITUDE

920

LEAD

916

LEFRANG, MAURICE N., JR. 979

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LEGISLATION AND REGULATIONS

964 MCKERNAN, ROBERT L.

985

LIFE TABLES

931

MEETING SUMMARIES

977

LIMITING FACTORS

903, 905, 950

MELANISM

1000, 1012

LINCER, JEFFREY L.

916, 977

LISTING/STATUS 929

MERCURY

916

MEXICO

984

LOGGING, IMPACTS

904, 1019

LONG-TERM STUDY

902, 903,908, 910, 912, 921,937,949, 953, 980, 982, 989, 1019

LORENZO, JORGE DE LA CRUZ 904

LOUISIANA

924, 981

MADAGASCAR

936

MAN-CREATED SITUATIONS

989, 993

MAN-MADE NEST SITES--BUILDINGS

989, 1007

MAN-MADE NEST SITES--QUARRIES

989, 1007

MAN-MADE NEST SITES--UTIL STR

986

MANAGEMENT--GENERAL

927, 988

MANITOBA

1013, 1024

MAXWELL, TERRY C. 1010

MEYER, RUTHE LASH 909

MGMT REC--POWERLINES/ELECTRO. 982

MGMT REC--ROADS

1006

MICHIGAN

975, 1000

MIGRATION

911, 940, 967, 970, 971, 991, 1011

MILLSAP, BRIAN A. 979

MINING, IMPACTS 989

MINNESOTA

986

MISSOURI

922

MOLT

910

MONTANA

953, 960, 982

MORTALITY--ADULT

937, 999

MCALLISTER, CHRIS T. 1011

MORTALITY--EGG

904

MCCRARY• MICHAEL D. 985

MORTALITY--GENERAL

936, 966, 969, 981, 1006

MCGRADY, M. 991

MORTALITY--JUVENILE

951, 1006

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MORTALITY--NESTLING

904

OLIPHANT, L. W. 1022

MUELLER, HELMUT C. 908

OLSEN, GLENN H. 981

MURPHY, ROBERT K. 1017

OREGON

945, 10!8, 1019

NEAREST NEIGHBOR ANALYSES

935, 950, 957

NEST SITE CHARACTERISTICS

904,905,914,915,921,924,927,931,935,945, 957,961,962,984,985,989,993,1007,1017, 1019

OWLS

920,923,933,934,937,943,945,946,951,954, 955, 956, 958, 960, 972, 973, 982, 990, 993, 996, 1003, 1006, 1013, 1018, 1019, 1024

PADR6N, MANUEL 1007

NESTING

904,905,921,922,924,934,938,943,945,957, 958,984,985,986, 989,993,996,1007,1012, 1017, 1019

NETHERLANDS

910

NEW JERSEY 991

NEW MEXICO

926

NOGALES, MANUEL 1007

NOISE, IMPACTS 953

NORTH AMERICA

902, 991

NORTH CAROLINA

1015

NORTH DAKOTA

1012

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES

950, 973, 997

NUTRITION

948

O'NEIL, THOMAS A. 982

OBITUARY

1001

OHIO

993

PALEONTOLOGY

901

PARENTAL CARE

921, 958, 997

PATERSON, ROBERT M. 9O2

PERCHING

907, 951, 952, 1011, 1017, 1019

PESTICIDES--GENERAL

904, 916, 936, 937

PHENOLOGY

904, 921, 949, 951, 957, 958, 978, 993

PHILOPATRY

912

PHOTOGRAPHY (STILL AND MOVIE) 1004

PIRACY

925, 938, 959, 994

PLUMAGE

901, 92!, 991, 1000, 1012

POISONING, IMPACTS

916, 956

POOLE, K. G. 997

POPULATION DYNAMICS

903, 931

POPULATION ESTIMATES

973, 1025

POPULATION RECOVERY

902, 944, 989, 1025

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POST-FLEDGING

934, 949, 951, 1006, 1008

POWERLINES--BENEFICIAL

986

POWERLINES--ELECTROCUTION

982

POWERLINES--GENERAL

982, 986, 1006

PREDATION THEORY

908, 909, 954, 969, 990, 1005, 1014

PREDATION, IMPACTS

1008, 1009

PREDATORY EFFICIENCY

906, 907, 908, 909, 922, 940, 980, 994, 1014, 1017

PREY STUDIES (SIMULTANEOUS) 909, 989

PRITCHETT, CLYDE L. 1009

PROCEEDINGS

936, 963, 1025

PRODUCTIVITY PARAMETERS

904, 937, 950, 957, 993

PUBLIC ATTITUDES

987

PUBLIC EDUCATION

987

RANGE EXTENSION

960, 989, 1010

RAPTOR INFO. CENTER (NWF) 988

RAPTOR ORGANIZATIONS--GENERAL

918, 919, 930, 977

RAPTOR RESEARCH FOUNDATION

918, 919, 930, 976, 977, 987

REFUGES--NATURAL AREAS

938

REHABILITATION

923, 981

REINTRODUCTION--GENERAL

923, 943, 981, 1015

REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION

946, 947, 1003, 1004, 1024

RESEARCH, IMPACTS

964, 973, 996

RESEARCH--GENERAL

907, 963, 965, 966, 968, 969

REVIEW PAPERS

907

RHODE ISLAND

920

ROAD CENSUSES

970, 978, 979

ROADS, IMPACTS

907, 935, 978, 1006

ROBBINS, CHANDLER S. 902

ROBERTS, DAN ALLAN 1015

ROHWEDER, RONALD S.

1018, 1019

ROSENFIELD, ROBERT N. 1017

SALAMANDERS

1023

SASKATCHEWAN

996

SCHMIDL, DIETER 992

SCHREIBER, RALPH W. 985

SCHULTZ, C. 991

SEX RATIOS

1020

SEXING

937

SHAW, DENICE 1010

SHEEP

953

SHOOTING, IMPACTS 981

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SITE TENACITY

912, 924, 931, 1019

SMALLWOOD, JOHN A.

1005, 1014

SMITH, DWIGHT E. 993

SNAKES

1009

SOCIAL BEHAVIOR

969

SONOGRAPHS

932

SOUND PLAYBACK CENSUSES

1018

SOUTH AFRICA

913, 948

SOUTH AMERICA

983, 1010, 1021

SOUTH CAROLINA

962

SPAIN

944, 990, 1006, 1008

STATISTICS

966, 967, 971, 979

STATUS OF POPULATIONS

924, 978, 1003, 1025

STRYCHNINE

956

SURVIVAL RATES

931, 966, 969, 981

TABOR, STEPHEN P. 1011

TAXONOMY/PHYLOGENY 901

TELEMETRY--SPATIAL

933, 934, 938, 940, 947,953, 955, 963,964, 965, 966, 967, 968, 969, 970, 971, 981, 983, 998, 1017, 1018, 1019

TERRITORIALITY

903, 907, 909, 957, 1005, 1014, 1019

TEXAS

971, 995, 1011

TIME-LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY

958, 997

TOLERANCE OF HUMAN DISTURBANCE

989

TRANSLOCATION

953

TRAPPING, IMPACTS 995

TROPHIC STRUCTURE

99O

U.S. BUR. OF LAND MANAGEMENT

938

U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE

937

U.S. FOREST SERVICE

958

URBANIZATION, IMPACTS

905, 1017

UTAH

911, 928, 939, 1009, 1023

VILLAGE, ANDREW

9O3

VIRGINIA

952, 979

VISION

972

VOCALIZATION

921, 932, 933

WAGNER, WILLIAM D. 985

WASHINGTON

971, 994

WEATHER, IMPACTS

907, 911, 924, 933, 978, 981, 996, 1018

WHITE, CLAYTON M.

901, 989, 1025

WIEMEYER, STANLEY N. 916

WILEY, JAMES W. 978

WILMERS, THOMAS J. 914

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WINTERING WYOMING

903, 907, 909, 952, 959, 971, 985, 999, 1005, 935 1014, 1018

ZIMBABWE

WISCONSIN 936 1017

ZWANK, PHILLIP J. WOTZKOW, CARLOS 981

904, 978

SPECIES INDEXmCOMMON NAME

AMERICAN KESTREL

901-, 903-, 904', 905*, 906', 907', 908', 909', 911', 912', 914', 915', 916', 917', 922', 923-, 941-, 990-, 991-, 999*, 1000', 1005', 1014'

AUSTRALIAN GOSHAWK

980*

AUSTRALIAN KESTREL

901-, 903-, 917-, 989-

BALD EAGLE

923-, 924', 932', 940-, 947', 952', 959', 964-, 970-, 971-, 981-, 984', 985*, 986', 994-, 996*

BARN OWL

920', 923-, 937-, 943', 990-

BARRED FOREST FALCON

983-

BARRED OWL

990-

BAY-WINGED HAWK

991-, 998*, 1020'

BLACK KITE

923-, 974-, 991-

BLACK VULTURE

1011-

BOREAL OWL

933*, 955*

BURROWING OWL

990-, 1024'

CALIFORNIA CONDOR

936-

CAPE VULTURE

948*

COLLARED SPARROW-HAWK

980-

COMMON BUZZARD

991-

COMMON KESTREL

901-, 903*, 907', 910', 917', 992-, 1000-, 1007'

COMMON SCOPS OWL

990-

COOPER'S HAWK

979', 982-, 991-, 1017'

DICKINSON'S KESTREL

901-, 917-

EGYPTIAN VULTURE

1008'

ELEANORA•S FALCON

992-

EURASIAN PYGMY OWL

945-

EUROPEAN SPARROW-HAWK

905-, 991-

FERRUGINOUS HAWK

935', 959-, 1012'

FLAMMULATED OWL

934', 960*

FOX KESTREL

901-, 917-

GOLDEN EAGLE

927-, 935', 939*, 940', 949', 953', 956-, 959-, 981-, 982', 985-, 986-, 989-, 1015', 1025'

GREAT GREY OWL

958', 1018', 1019'

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GREAT HORNED OWL

956', 972', 982-, 990-, 993*, 996', 1013'

GREATER KESTREL

901-, 903-, 913', 917-

GREY KESTREL

901-, 917-

GRIFFON VULTURE

944*

GYRFALCON

929',941-,950',957',992-,997',999', 1022'

HOODED VULTURE

991-

LANNER FALCON

992-

LESSER KESTREL

901-, 903-, 917-, 992-

LEVANT SPARROW-HAWK

991-

LINED FOREST FALCON

983*

LITTLE OWL

990-, 1006'

LONG-EARED OWL

990-, 993-

LONG-LEGGED BUZZARD

921', 991-

MADAGASCAR KESTREL

901-, 917-

MAURITIUS KESTREL

901-, 917-, 923-

MERLIN

923-, 928*, 991-, 994*

MISSISSIPPI KITE

962-, 1010'

MOLLUCCAN KESTREL

901-, 917-

NORTHERN GOSHAWK

923-, 969-, 982-, 991-, 1019-

NORTHERN HARRIER

925-, 938*, 942', 994-, 995*

ORANGE-BREASTED FALCON

1021'

ORNATE HAWK-EAGLE

983-

OSPREY

961', 986-, 996-, 1023'

PEREGRINE FALCON

925-, 926', 938-, 939', 941', 957', 970-, 971-, 989', 991-, 992-, 999', 1022'

PHILIPPINE EAGLE

923-

PRAIRIE FALCON

925', 927', 931', 935', 939-, 941', 992-, 999*

PYGMY OWL

945*

RED-FOOTED FALCON

901-, 917-

RED-SHOULDERED HAWK

981'

RED-TAILED HAWK

927-, 935*, 939-, 956*, 959-, 979', 981', 982-, 994-, 1009', 1019-

SAW-WHET OWL

933*, 990-

SCREECH OWL

937', 951', 990-, 1006-

SEYCHELLES KESTREL

901-, 903-, 917-

SHARP-SHINNED HAWK

975', 979', 980-, 991-

SHORT-EARED OWL

990-

SNOWY OWL

946*, 973', 1003'

SPOTTED OWL

954*

STELLER•S SEA EAGLE

991-

SWAINSON•S HAWK

982-

SWALLOW-TAILED KITE

962*

TAWNY OWL

955-, 972-

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TURKEY VULTURE

939-, 978', 1011'

URAL OWL

955-

WHISTLING HAWK

974-

WHITE-BELLIED SEA EAGLE

974*

SPECIES INDEX--SCIENTIFIC NAME

ACCIPITER BREVIPES

991-

ACCIPITER CIRRHOCEPttALUS

980-

ACCIP1TER COOPERI1

979', 982-, 991-, 1017'

ACCIPITER FASCIATUS

980*

ACCIPITER GENTILIS

923-, 969-, 982-, 991-, 1019-

ACCIPITER NISUS

905-, 991-

ACCIPITER STRIATUS

975*, 979', 980-, 991-

AEGOLIUS ACADICUS

933', 990-

AEGOLIUS FUNEREUS

933', 955*

AQUILA CttRYSAETOS

927-, 935*, 939', 940', 949', 953', 956-, 959-, 981-, 982', 985-, 986-, 989-, 1015', 1025'

ASIO FLAMMEUS

990-

ASIO OTUS

990-, 993-

A 2r71ENE CUNICULARIA

990-, 1024'

A 771ENE NOCTUA

990-, 1006'

BUBO VIRGINIANUS

956*, 972*, 982-, 990-, 993*, 996*, 1013'

BUTEO BUTEO

991-

BUTEO JAMAICENSIS

927-, 935*, 939-, 956*, 959-, 979*, 981', 982-, 994-, 1009', 1019-

BUTEO LINEATUS

981'

BUTEO REGALIS

935*, 959-, 1012'

BUTEO RUFINUS

921 *, 991-

BUTEO SWAINSONII

982-

CATHARTES AURA

939-, 978*, 1011'

CIRCUS CYANEUS

925-, 938*, 942*, 994-, 995*

CORAGYPS ATRATUS

1011-

ELANUS FORFICATUS

962*

FALCO ALOPEX

901-, 917-

FALCO ARAEA

901-, 903-, 917-

FALCO ARDOSIACEUS

901-, 917-

FALCO BIARMICUS

992-

FALCO CENCHROIDES

901-, 903-, 917-, 989-

FALCO COLUMBARIUS

923-, 928*, 991-, 994*

FALCO DEIROLEUCUS

1021'

WINTER 1988 INDEX TO R.R.R. #6, VOL. 21, VOL. 22 135

FALCO DICKINSONI

901-, 917-

FALCO ELEANORAE

992-

FALCO MEXICANUS

925*, 927*, 931', 935*, 939-, 941', 992-, 999*

PALCO MOLUCCENSIS

901-, 917-

FALCO NAUMANNI

901-, 903-, 917-, 992-

FALCO NEWTONI

901-, 917-

FALCO PEREGRINUS

925-, 926*, 938-, 939*, 941', 957*, 970-, 971-, 989*, 991-, 992-, 999*, 1022'

HALIAEETUS LEUCOCEPHALUS

923-, 924', 932', 940-, 947', 952', 959', 964-, 970-, 971-, 981-, 984', 985', 986', 994-, 996*

tlALIAEETUS LEUCOGASTER

974*

HAL1AEETUS PELAGICUS

991-

HALIASTUR SPHENURUS

974-

1CTINIA MISISIPPIENSIS

962-, 1010'

•¾IICRASTUR GIL VICOLLIS

983*

M1CRASTUR R UFICOLLIS

983-

FALCO PUNCTATUS

901-, 917-, 923-

MIL VUS MIGRANS

923-, 974-, 991-

FALCO RUPICOLOIDES

901-, 903-, 913', 917- •VECROSYRTES MONACItUS

991-

FALCO RUSTICOLUS

929*, 941-, 950*, 957*, 992-, 997*, 999*, 1022'

b'ALCO SPAR VERIUS

901-, 903-, 904*, 905*, 906*, 907*, 908*, 909*, 911', 912', 914', 915', 916', 917', 922*, 923-, 941-, 990-, 991-, 999*, 1000', 1005', 1014'

FALCO TINNUNCULUS

901-, 903*, 907*, 910', 917', 992-, 1000-, 1007'

FALCO VESPERTINUS

901-, 917-

bMLCO ZONIVENTRIS

901-, 917-

GLAUCIDIUM GNOMA

945*

GLAUCIDIUM PASSERINUM

945-

GYMNOGYPS CALIFORNIANUS

936-

NEOPIIRON PERCNOPTERUS

1008'

NYC7'EA SCANDIACA

946', 973', 1003'

OTUS ASIO

937', 951', 990-, 1006-

OTUS FLAMMEOLUS

934', 960*

07 • rS SCOPS

990-

PANDION HALIAETUS

961', 986-, 996-, 1023'

PARABUTEO UNICINCTUS

991-, 998*, 1020'

P1TIIECOPHAGA JEFFER Y1 923-

SPIZAETUS ORNATUS

983-

GYPS COPROTHERES

948* S7•RIX ALUCO

955-, 972-

GYPS FULVUS

944*

STRL¾ NEBULOSA

958*, 1018', 1019'

136 INDEX TO R.R.R. #6, VOL. 21, VOL. 22 VOL. 22, No. 4

STRIX OCCIDENTALIS

954*

STRIX URALENSIS

955

STRIX VARIA

990-

I'YTO ALBA

920*, 923-, 937-, 943*, 990-

1985 Peregrine Falcon Conference

Proceedings

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