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INDEX TO VOLUME 103, 1991

BY KATHLEEN G. BEAL

This index includes references to genera, , authors, and key words or terms. Avian scientific names are as listed in the A.O.U. Checklist of North American , sixth edition, 1983, and more recent supplements. In addition to avian species, references are made to the scientific names of all vertebrates mentioned within the volume and other taxa mentioned prominently in the text. Common names are as they appear in the volume unless otherwise specified. Reference is made to books reviewed and announcements as they appear in the volume.

Acanthiza lineata, 396 chard nest parasitism on Mallards, reguloides, 396, 398 501-503 Accipiter cooperii, 101-105, 568-577,656- Amazilla amabilis, 381, 383 660 candida, 373-386 gentilis, 101-105 decora, 383 melanoleucus, 101-105 rutila, 383 striatus, 101-105, 339 (Frontispiece), 491- tzacatl, 377, 381, 383 493, 568-577 Amazona aestiva, 36 1 Actitis macularia, 350 (illustration), 578-58 1, Amblyrynchus cristatus, 5 18-520 593-595, 637-649, 672 Ammospermophilus leucurus, 85, 86 activity budget Anabalon, Juan J., see Lazo, Ivan, and of Charadrius semiplamatus and Charad- rius wilsonia, 598-620 Anas acuta, 87 of female Oxyura jamaicensis, 183-l 89 americana, 87 activity patterns crecca, 186 of Nycticorax violaceus in seasonal wet- cyanoptera, 87 lands, 272-277 platyrhynchos, 87, 186, 50 l-503 Aegithalos caudatus, 396 strepera, 87 Aegolius acadicus, 348 (illustration) Anderson, Raymond K., see Belant, Jerrold funereus, 497-500 L., -, and J. Marshall Wilson Aepyceros melampus, 5 18 Andres, Brad A., Migration of Sharp-shinned Agelaius phoeniceus, 13, 68-82, 198, 302, Hawks in the Dry Tortugas, Florida, 418, 419, 422, 704 491-493 spp., 504 Ani, Smooth-billed, see Crotophaga ani tricolor, 704 Anisognathus lacrymosus, 688 Agouti taczanowskii, 722 announcement Ainley, David G., review by, 532-533 repository for frozen tissues, 537 Aix sponsa, 489, 703-705 Anodorhynchus leari, 363 Ajaia ajaja, 4 16 Anous stolidus, 672 Albatross, Laysan, see Diomedea immuta- Anthracothorax prevostii hendersoni, 493- bilis 497 Short-tailed, see Diomedea albatrus Anthus trivialis, 677 Alca torda, 682 Antpitta, Fulvous-bellied, see Hylopezus Alquist, Jon E., see Sibley, Charles G., and fulviventris Aphelocoma coerulescens, 64, 5 18 Amadon, Dean, review by, 524-525 coerulescens coerulescens, 40 1, 409 Amandava amandava, 286-292 ultramarina, 65, 66 Amat, Juan A., Effects of Red-crested Po- unicolor, 64

744 INDEX TO VOLUME 103 745

Apodemus sylvaticus, 677, 678 H. Gordon, R. Michael Erwin, Erica Aquila chrysaetos, 261-265 Nol. Laura X. Payne, and Stanley E. Ara macao, 493497 Senner militaris, 360, 363 Bancroft, G. Thomas, see Strong, Allan M., rubrogenys, 357-365, 367 Richard J. Sawicki, and - Aratinga holochlora brevipes, 672 Bancroft, Robert P., see Flemming, Stephen mitrata, 36 1 P., -, and Norman R. Seymour wagleri, 363 banding recovery Archilochus colubris, 122 of wintering Gavia immer, 141-142 Ardea herodias, 13, 672 Banko, Paul C., see Banko, Winston E., Armbruster, Harry, see Schmutz, Josef K., -, and Reginald E. David Richard W. Fyfe, Ursula Banasch, and Banko, Winston E., Paul C. Banko, and Re- ginald E. David, Specimens and prob- Armbruster, Michael J., Characterization of able breeding activity of the Band- habitat used by Whooping Cranes rumped Storm-Petrel on Hawaii, 650- during migration, reviewed, 338 655 art Baptist, Thomas R., seeZarenski, Joseph D., Robert M. Mengel, 339-356 and - Athene cunicularia rostrata, 673 Baptista, Luis F., review by, 161 Atlantisia rogersi, 130 Barbet, Black-spotted, see Capito niger Atlapetes schistaceus, 688 Barbthroat, Band-tailed, see Threnetes ruck- Atthis ellioti, 383 eri Atwood, Jonathan L., Vanessa L. Fitz, and Barlow, Jon C., see St. Louis, Vincent L., Jennifer E. Bamesberger, Temporal and - patterns of singing activity at leks of the White-bellied Emerald, 373-386 Bart, Jonathan, review by, 157-159 Aulacorhynchus prasinus, 506 Bartlett, Charles R., see Johnson, R. Kent, Auriparus flaviceps, 470 Roland R. Roth, Sara E. Kleiner, and Avadavat, Red, see Amandava amandava Avocet, American, see Recurvirostra amer- Bartramia longicauda, 637-649 icana Bates, John M., see Mills, G. Scott, John B. awards and grants Dunning, Jr., and - 1991 NABS research awards, 537-538 behavior North American Loon Fund Grants, 425 activity budget Aythya affinis, 35 1 (illustration) of female Oxyura jamaicensis, 183-l 89 americana, 87, 501-503 adoption ferina, 501 in Meleagris gallopavo merriami, 137- valisineria, 87 138 badger, see Meles meles aggression Baird, Timothy H., Changes in breeding among conspecifics in a Mycteria amer- populations, reviewed, 536 icana colony, 693-697 Bamesberger, Jennifer E., see Atwood, Jon- breeding athan L., Vanessa L. Fitz, and assortative mating in Chlidonias niger, 266-27 1 Bananaquit, see Coereba flaveola copulation and pre-incubation in Ac- Banasch, Ursula, see Schmutz, Josef K., cipiter cooperii, 656-660 Richard W. Fyfe, -, and Harry nesting synchrony in Spheniscus men- Armbruster diculus, 480-485 Bancroft, G. Thomas, see Bildstein, Keith pairbond formation in Alca torda, 682- L., -9 Patrick J. Dugan, David 685 746 THE WILSON BULLETIN l Vol. 103, No. 4, December1991

communal roosting Belton, William, review by, 535 in Stumus vulgaris, 13-24 Benito-Espinal, Edouard, Birds of the West dirt-storing Indies, reviewed, 533-534 by Sitta carolinensis, 308-309 Berger, Andrew J., review by, 324-325 diurnal movements Best, Louis B., and James P. Gionfriddo, of Corvus brachyrhynchos, 387-400 Characterization of grit use by com- display field birds, 68-82 body ruffling in Parus atricapillus, 426- Best, Louis B., see De Geus, David W., and 434 following Betts, Burr J., and Donald A. Jenni, Time of Saguinus bicolor bicolor by Harpagus budgets and the adaptiveness of poly- bidentatus, 5 1O-5 12 andry in Northern Jacanas, 578-597 food-related Bielefeldt, John, see Rosenfield, Robert N., grit use by cornfield birds, 68-82 -, and John Cary grooming Bildstein, Keith L., G. Thomas Bancroft, of Ibex nubiana by Onycognathus tris- Patrick J. Dugan, David H. Gordon, tramii, 5 18-520 R. Michael Erwin, Erica Nol, Laura learned X. Payne, and Stanley E. Senner, Ap- Passer domesticus open automatic door, proaches to the conservation of coast- 725-726 al wetlands in the Western Hemi- mate choice sphere, 2 18-254 in female Mimus polyglottos, 277-28 1 Bildstein, Keith L., review by, 321-323 nestling Bittern, American, see Botaurus lentiginosus in Pandion haliaetus, 105-l 11 Blackbird, Bolivian, see Oreopsar bolivianus pairbond formation Common, see Turdus merula in Alca torda, 682-685 Red-winged, see Agelaius phoeniceus piracy Tri-colored, see Agelaius tricolor in Pandion haliaetus, 11 l-l 12 Blem, Charles R., reviews by, 160, 522-523 polyandry boar, wild, see Sus scrofa in Jacana spinosa, 578-597 bobcat, see Lynx rufus in Melanerpes superciliaris, 124-125 Bobwhite, Northern, see Colinus virginianus social Bodenhorst, Cynthia, see English, Peter, and in Cyanocorax spp., 59-67 stranger than fiction body mass Passer domesticus open automatic door, change in migrating Calidris fuscicollis, 725-726 621-636 territorial Bombycilla cedrorum, 209 affinity of wintering Gavia immer, 14 l- garrulus, 54 142 Bonasa umbellus, 113 Junco phaeonotus intruders, 292-295 polyterritorial polygyny in Setophaga Booby, Brown, see Sula leucogaster ruticilla, 190-203 Masked, see Sula dactylatra behavioral ecology Red-footed, see Sula sula of Buteo polyosoma, 132-l 37 Bos taurus, 84, 85, 86 Behrstock, Robert A., review by, 3 1 l-3 14 Botaurus lentiginosus, 87 Belant, Jerrold L., Raymond K. Anderson, Boyd, Roger L., First nesting record for the and J. Marshall Wilson, Winter re- Piping Plover in Oklahoma, 305-308 coveries and territorial affinity of Branta canadensis, 87, 557 Common Loons banded in Wiscon- Braun, Clait E., see Hupp, Jerry W., and sin, 141-142 INDEX TO VOLUME 103 747 breeding cal responsiveness to chilling in em- activity bryonic and neonatal American Coots, of Oceanodroma Castro on Hawaii, 650- 712-717 655 bullhead, black, see Ictalurus melas biology Bunting, Cirl, see Emberiza cirlus adoption of poults by Meleagris gallo- Indigo, see Passerina cyanea pavo merriami, 137-l 38 Ortolan, see Emberiza hortulana of Ara rubrogenys, 357-365 Wilkins,’ see Neospiza wilkinsi ovarian follicles do not reveal laying his- Buphagus sp., 5 18 tory of post-incubation Aix Burger, Joanna, and Michael Gochfeld, Nest- sponsa, 703-705 site selection by the Herald Petrel and relationship between bird density and White-tailed Tropicbird on Round Is- vegetation volume, 468-479 land, Indian Ocean, 126-l 30 second brood production in Meleagris burro, see Equus asinus gallopavo, 303-305 Buteo albicaudatus, synchrony in Spheniscus demersus, 480- jamaicensis, 135 485 jamaicensis socorroensis, 672 Troglodytes aedon adjust to annual lagopus, 135 flooding, 25-43 platypterus, 492 success polyosoma, 132-137 enhanced by colonially nesting in Pan- regalis, 49 dion haliaetus, 664-668 Butorides striatus, 493-497 Breitwisch, Margaret, see Breitwisch, Ran- Byrd, Mitchell A., see McLean, Peter K., and dall, and - Breitwisch, Randall, and Margaret Breit- Caccamise, Donald F., European Starling fi- wisch, House Sparrows open an au- delity to diurnal activity centers: role tomatic door, 725-726 of foraging substrate quality, 13-24 Brittingham, Margaret C., review by, 323- Caccamise, Donald F., see Stouffer, Philip 324 C., and - Brittingham, Margaret Clark, see Hickey, Calchi, Rosanna, and Angel L. Viloria, Oc- Margaret B., and - currence of the Andean Condor in the Brooke, Michael, The Manx Shearwater, re- Perija Mountains of Venezuela, 720- viewed, 529-530 722 Brooks, Bruce, On the wing: the life of birds: Calidris alba, 599, 637-649 from feathers to flight, reviewed, 327 alpina, 223, 622 Brown, Richard G. B., review by, 529-530 canutus, 637-649 Brush-Finch, Sooty, see Atlapetes schista- collaris, 6 13, 637-649 ceus ferruginea, 599, 6 13 Bryan, A. Lawrence, Jr., and Malcolm C. fuscicollis, 621-636, 637-649 Coulter, Conspecific aggression in a himantopus, 637-649 Wood Stork colony in Georgia, 693- mauri, 223 697 melanotos, 637-649 Brynildson, Inga, and Woody Hagge, Birds minutilla, 628, 637-649 in art: the masters, reviewed, 530-532 pusilla, 222, 232, 622, 628 Bubo virginianus, 569 spp., 598, 603 Bubulcus ibis, 13, 493497, 518, 672 Callipepla califomica, 704 budworm, spruce, see Choristoneura fumeri- gambelii, 470 fana Callopistes palluma, 144 buffalo, cape, see Syncerus caffer caffer Calocitta formosa, 64 Bugden, Shawn C., and Roger M. Evans, Vo- Calypte anna, 384 748 THE WILSON BULLETIN l Vol. 103, No. 4, December1991

Campylopterus curvipennis, 377 melodus, 224, 225,226, 305-308 hemileucurus, 38 1, 383 semipalmatus, 598-620 rufus, 383 spp., 598 Carnpylorhynchusbrunneicapillus, 470 vociferus, 68-82, 87, 225, 305, 581, 594 Canary, Yellow-fronted, see Serinus mo- wilsonia, 224, 226, 598-620 zambicus Chen caerulescens,232, 704 Canis latrans, 354 (illustration) caerulescenscaerulescens, 186, 557 Canvasback,see Aythya valisineria Chickadee, Black-capped, see Pants atrica- Capito niger, 549 pillus Capra ibex nubiana, 5 18-520 Boreal, see Pants hudsonicus Caprimulgus saturatus,507 Carolina, see Pants carolinensis Capuchinbird, see Perissocephalustricolor Mountain, see Parus gambeli Caracara,Chimango, seeMilvago chimango chipmunk, long-eared, see Eutamias quad- Crested, see Polyborus plancus rimaculatus Caranx spp., 699 Chiroxiphia spp., 550 Cardinal, Northern, seeCardinalis cardinalis Chlidonias niger, 266-27 1 Red-capped, see Paroaria gularis assimilis, 382 Red-cowled, see Paroaria dominicana Choristoneura fumerifana, 166 Red-crested, see Paroaria coronata Chough, White-winged, see Corcorax me- Cardinalis cardinalis, 68-82, 114, 165-l 82, lanorhamphos 286-292 Chrysothlypis chrysomelas,508 carp, see Cyprinus carpio Ciconia ciconia, 693 Carpodacusmexicanus, 286-292, 302, 470 Circus cyaneus,492 Carretta, Luisella, Papaci in volo, Liguria: clutch size archeologiaprobabile, reviewed, 535 adjustments by Troglodytes aedon in re- Cary, John, see Rosenfield, Robert N., John sponseto flooding, 25-43 Bielefeldt, and - repeatability in Troglodytes aedon, 552- Casmerodiusalbus, 230 558 Cassirer, E. Frances, Craig R. Groves, and Coccyzusamericanus, 704 Richard L. Wallen, Distribution and minor, 493-497 population statusof Harlequin Ducks Cock-of-the-Rock, Guianan, see Rupicola in Idaho, 723-725 rupicola Catharacta antarctica, 131 cock-of-the-rock, see Rupicola spp. Cathartes aura, 698-702 Coereba flaveola, 493497 burrovianus, 698, 700 Coffey, B. B., Jr., see Hardy, J. W., G. B. Catharus fuscescens,204-2 17 Reynard, and - ustulatus, 165-l 82 Coffey, Ben B., Jr., see Hardy, J. W., Catoptrophorus semipalmatus, 224, 225, -, and George B. Reynard 493-497 Colaptes auratus, 118 Catostomusmacrocheilus, 111 Colibri delphinae, 383 cattle, domestic, see Bos taunts Colinus virginianus, 68-82, 303, 5 16 cavity Collins, Charles T., and Kathleen Keane, tree selectionby Picoides borealis, 456- Natal pterylosisof phoebes, 300-303 467 Columba leucocephala,415425, 493-497 Cebus sp., 510, 511 livia, 83, 704 Centrocercusurophasianus, 255-261, 704 Columbina passerinasocorroensis, 672 Certhia americana, 282-285 Comet, Red-tailed, see Sappho sparganura Chaetura sp., 673 committee report Chaffinch, Common, see Fringilla coelebs Wilson Ornithological Society Conserva- Charadrius alexandrinus, 305, 306 tion Committee, 218-254 INDEX TO VOLUME 103 749

Condor, Andean, see Vultur gryphus Crow, American, see Corvus brachyrhyn- Conebill, Capped, see Conirostrum albifrons chos Conirostrum albifrons, 688 Carrion, see Corvus corone Conner, Richard N., and D. Craig Rudolph, Fish, see Corvus ossifragus Forest habitat loss, fragmentation, and Cuckoo, Mangrove, see Coccyzus minor Red-cockaded Woodpecker popula- Yellow-billed, see Coccyzus americanus tions, 446-457 Curlew, Long-billed, see Numenius ameri- Conner, Richard N., see Rudolph, D. Craig, canus and - Cyanocitta cristata, 64,68-82,113-l 17,209, Conner, Richard N., see Rudolph, D. Craig, 401414 -, and Richard R. Schaefer stelleri, 64 Conner, Richard N., see Schaefer, Richard Cyanocorax affinis, 64 R., D. Craig Rudolph, and - [Cissilopha] beecheii, 59-67 conservation caeruleus, 64 of coastal wetlands in the Western Hemi- cayanus, 64 sphere, 2 18-254 chrysops, 64 reviews of reports, 321-323 cyanomelas, 64 Contopus virens, 204-2 17 dickeyi, 64 Cooper, David A., see Westemeier, Ronald [Cissilopha] melanocyaneus, 59-67 L., Scott A. Simpson, and - morio, 59, 64, 65 Cooper, John E., ed., Diseases and threat- mystacalis, 64 ened birds, reviewed, 155-l 56 [Cissilopha] sanblasianus, 59-67 Cooper, John, see Seddon, Philip J., Yolanda violaceus, 64 Van Heezik, and - yncas, 64 Coot, American, see Fulica americana [Cissilopha] yucatanicus, 59-67 Coragyps atratus, 698-702 Cyanolyca cucullata, 64 Corcorax melanorhamphos, 396, 398 nana, 64 Cormorant, Double-crested, see Phalacro- pumilo, 64 corax auritus viridicyana, 64 Corvus brachyrhynchos, 13,68-82,113-l 17, Cynomys ludovicianus, 49 209, 387-400, 418, 420, 489 Cyprinus carpio, 86, 88 corax, 83-92, 387, 397, 673 David, Reginald E., see Banko, Winston E., corone, 676, 678 Paul C. Banko, and - monedula, 704 deer, see Mazama sp. ossifragus, 392, 489 black-tailed, see Odocoileus hemionus rhipidurus, 5 19 columbianus sp., 422 mule, see Odocoileus hemionus cotinga, see Laniosoma sp. white-tailed, see Odocoileus virginianus Cotumix japonica, 678 De Geus, David W., and Louis B. Best, Coulter, Malcolm C., see Bryan, A. Law- Brown-headed Cowbirds parasitize rence, Jr., and - Loggerhead Shrikes: first records for Cowbird, Brown-headed, see Molothrus ater family Laniidae, 504-506 coyote, see Canis latrans Dendragapus [Canachites] canadensis, 115 Craig, Robert, review by, 329-330 obscurus, 704 Crane, Sandhill, see Grus canadensis Dendroica caerulescens, 165-l 82, 2 14-2 17 Creeper, Brown, see Certhia americana castanea, 165-182 Cronkite, Walter, see Diamond, A. W., R. discolor, 95 L. Schreiber, -, and R. T. Pe- fusca, 165-182 terson magnolia, 165-l 82 Crotophaga ani, 493-497 pensylvanica, 165-l 82 750 THE WILSON BULLETIN l Vol. 103, No. 4, December1991

petechia, 199-200, 493497 American breeding bird survey an- striata, 165-l 82 nual summary, 1989, reviewed, 536 tigrina, 165-182 Droege, Sam, see Sauer, John R., and - virens, 93-96,165-182,204-217,493-497 Diamond, A. W., R. L. Schreiber, Walter Dryocopus pileatus, 209 Cronkite, and R. T. Peterson, Save Duck, Harlequin, see Histrionicus histrion- the birds. For the world of tomorrow, icus reviewed, 324-325 Maccoa, see Oxyura maccoa Dickcissel, see Spiza americana Ruddy, see Oxyura jamaicensis Didelphis sp., 5 11 White-headed, see Oxyura leucocephala virginiana, 4 18 Wood, see Aix sponsa diet Dugan, Patrick J., see Bildstein, Keith L., G. of nesting Corvus corax, 83-92 Thomas Bancroft, -, David H. of summer introduced Hawaiian finches, Gordon, R. Michael Erwin, Erica Nol, 286-292 Laura X. Payne, and Stanley E. Sen- Diomedea albatrus, 669 ner immutabilis, 660 Duke, Gary E., see Gessaman, James A., Dipodomys sp., 85, 86 Mark R. Fuller, Peter J. Pekins, and distribution evidence of breeding activity by Oceanod- Dunlin, see Calidris alpina roma Castro on Hawaii, 650-655 Dunning, John B., Jr., see Mills, G. Scott, occurrence of Vultur gryphus in Venezue- -, and John M. Bates la, 720-722 Duyck, Bill E., Douglas B. McNair, and of Ara rubrogenys, 357-365 Charles P. Nicholson, Dirt-storing of birds on St. Andrew and Old Provi- behavior by White-breasted Nut- dence islands, West Canibean, 493- hatches, 308-309 497 Eagle, Bald, see Haliaeetus leucocephalus of birds of the Revillagigedo Islands, Mex- Golden, see Aquila chrysaetos ico, 668-675 Eagle-Buzzard, Grey, see Geranoaetus mela- of Histrionicus histrionicus in Idaho, 723- noleucus 725 Earthcreeper, Bolivian, see Upucerthia har- of Myiopsitta monachus luchsi, 366-372 terti Diuca diuca, 143-146 Rock, see Upucerthia andaecola dolphin, spinner, see Stenella longirostris edge effect Donahue, Paul, see Trail, Pepper W., and at forest-stream ecotone for neotropical migrants, 204-2 17 dormouse, garden, see Eliomys quercinus eggs Doughty, Robin W., Return of the Whoop- exchanged between nests OfTympanuchus ing Crane, reviewed, 154-l 55 cupido pinnatus, 7 1l-720 Dove, Caribbean, see Leptoptila jamaicensis of some Costa Rican birds, 506-509 neoxena Egler, Silvia G., Double-toothed Kites fol- Mourning, see Zenaida macroura lowing tamarins, 5 1O-5 12 Rock, see Columba livia Egret, Cattle, see Bubulcus ibis Socorro, see Zenaida graysoni Great, see Casmerodius albus White-crowned, see Columba leucoceph- Snowy, see Egretta thula ala Egretta thula, 230 White-winged, see Zenaida asiatica tricolor, 230 Dowitcher, Short-billed, see Limnodromus Ehmann, William J., see Johnston, David griseus W., and - Droege, Sam, and John R. Sauer, North eider, see Somateria spp. INDEX TO VOLUME 103 751

Elaenia, Caribbean, see Elaenia martinica ci- rusticolus, 44-58 sparverius, 44-58,492, 674 Elaenia martinica cinerescens, 493-497 Falcon, Peregrine, see Falco peregrinus Elaphe obsoleta, 489 Prairie, see Falco mexicanus obsoleta spiloides, 120 Feduccia, Alan, Birds of Colonial Williams- spp., 122 burg: a historical portfolio, reviewed, Eliomys quercinus, 677, 678 336 Elvira chionura, 383 Ferris, David K., see Moulton, Michael P., cupreiceps, 383 and - Emberiza cirlus, 677 Ficedula hypoleuca, 198-200 hortulana, 677 Ficken, Millicent Sigler, see Piaskowski, Vic- Emerald, Coppery-headed, see Elvira cu- toria D., Charles M. Weise, preiceps and - Garden, see Chlorostilbon assimilis Finch, Common Diuca, see Diuca diuca White-bellied, see Amazilla candida Darwins,’ see Geospiza fuliqinosa White-tailed, see Elvira chionura House, see Carpodacus mexicanus Empidonax minimus, 165-l 82 Saffron, see Sicalis flaveola virescens, 204-2 17 Finch, Deborah M., House Wrens adjust lay- English, Peter, and Cynthia Bodenhorst, The ing dates and clutch size in relation voice and first nesting records of the to annual flooding, 25-43 Zigzag Heron in Ecuador, 66 l-664 fish, see Caranx spp. Equidae sp., 5 18 Fitz, Vanessa L., see Atwood, Jonathan L., Equus asinus, 698 -, and Jennifer E. Bamesberger Eremophila alpestris, 49, 54, 68-82 Flegg, Jim, Field guide to the birds of Britain Erinaceus europaeus, 676-677 and Europe, reviewed, 336-337. Erithacus rubecula, 677 Flemming, Stephen P., Robert P. Bancroft, Erwin, R. Michael, see Bildstein, Keith L., and Norman R. Seymour, Enhanced G. Thomas Bancroft, Patrick J. Du- fledging success by colonially nesting gan, David H. Gordon, -, Erica Ospreys in Nova Scotia coastal hab- Nol, Laura X. Payne, and Stanley E. itat, 664-668 Senner Flicker, Northern, see Colaptes auratus Estrilda astrild, 286-292 flock caerulescens, 286-292 size melpoda, 286, 291 of shorebirds at the Bahia de Asuncion, Paraguay, 637-649 Eudocimus albus, 225, 230 tuber, 235-236 structure ofwintering birds in a mixed-oak forest, Eudyptes spp., 480 282-285 Eudyptula minor, 483 Florisuga mellivora, 377 Eutamias quadrimaculatus, 139 Flycatcher, Acadian, see Empidonax vires- Eutoxeres aquila, 383 tens Evans, Roger M., see Bugden, Shawn C., and Great-crested, see Myiarchus crinitus Least, see Empidonax minimus Faaborg, John, Ornithology: an ecological Pied, see Ficedula hypoleuca approach, reviewed, 325-326 Scissor-tailed, see Tyrannus forficatus Faanes, Craig A., review by, 154-l 55 Yellow-olive, see Tolmomyias sulphures- Falco columbarius, 44-58, 492 tens mexicanus, 44-58 foraging behavior peregrinus, 44-58, 340 (illustration), 492, diurnal foraging by Strix occidentalis, 138- 616 140 152 THE WILSON BULLETIN l Vol. 103, No. 4, December 1991

fidelity of Sturnus vulgaris to diurnal ac- Gawlik, Dale E., review by, 528-529 tivity centers, 13-24 geographicvariation grit use by cornfield birds, 68-82 among Centrocercusurophasianus in Col- influence of fruit size on harvesting by orado, 255-26 1 Turdus migratorius, 690-692 Geositta rufipennis, 359 of a guild of Neotropical vultures, 698- Geospiza fuliqinosa, 5 18 702 Geothlypis trichas, 113, 209, 493497 of nesting Pandion haliaetus, 105-l 11 Geranoaetusmelanoleucus, 132-l 37 of Nycticorax violaceusin wetlands, 272- Gessaman,James A., Mark R. Fuller, Peter 271 J. Pekins, and Gary E. Duke, Resting Sphyrapicus varius feed at Picoides bo- metabolic rate of Golden Eagles,Bald realis resin wells, 122-l 23 Eagles,and Barred Owls with a track- Forbes, L. Scott, Intraspecific piracy in Os- ing transmitter or an equivalent load, preys, 11l-l 12 26 l-265 Forester, Nick C., see Phillips, Robert L., Gessman, James A., see Kennedy, Patricia Anne H. Wheeler, J. Michael Lock- L., and - hart, Terrence P. McEneaney, and Giffin, Neil R., see Gates, J. Edward, and fowl, domestic, see Gallus gallus Gilardi, James D., and Kirsten von Kugel- Fox, A. D., see Ridgill, S. C., and - gen, Bird/ant/acacia symbioses in a fox, red, see Vulpes vulpes mature Neotropical forest, 7 1 l-7 12 Fox, Jennifer A., see Hayes, Floyd E., and Gill, Frank B., Ornithology, reviewed, 152- 153 Fregata magnificens,672 Gionfriddo, JamesP., seeBest, Louis B., and minor, 672 Fregatta grallaria, 130-l 32 Giraffa sp., 5 18 Frigatebird, Great, see Fregata minor giraffe, see Giraffa sp. Magnificent, see Fregata magnificens Glaucidium brasilianum, Fringilla coelebs, 299, 444, 677 jardinii, 506-507 Fulica americana, 87, 7 12-7 17 nanum, 144 Fuller, Mark R., see Gessaman, James A., Gochfeeld,Michael, see Burger, Joanna, and -, Peter J. Pekins, and Gary E. Duke Fulmar, see Fulmaris glacialis Godwit, Bar-tailed, see Limosa lapponica Fulmaris glacialis. 704 Hudsonian, see Limosa haemastica Fyfe, Richard W., see Schmutz, Josef K., Golden-Plover, Lesser, see Pluvialis dom- -, Ursula Banasch, and Harry inica Armbruster Pacific, see Pluvialis fulva Gadwall, see Anas strepera Goldentail, Blue-throated, see Hylocharis Gallinago paraguaiae,637-649 eliciae Gallinula chloropus, 50 1 Gooders, John, and Scott Weidensaul (eds.), Gallinule, Purple, see Porphyrula martinica The pratical ornithologist, reviewed, Gallus gallus, 704 162 Garrulus glandarius, 676 Goose, Canada, see Branta canadensis Gates, J. Edward, and Neil R. Giffin, Neo- LesserSnow, seeChen caerulescenscaeru- tropical migrant birds and edgeeffects lescens at a forest-stream ecotone, 204-2 17 Snow, see Chen caerulescens Gaunt, Sandra L. L., see Matthysen, Erik, gopher, pocket, see Thomomys sp. -, and D. Archibald McCallum Gordon, David H., see Bildstein, Keith L., Gavia adamsii, 232 G. Thomas Bancroft, Patrick J. Du- immer, 141-142 gan, -, R. Michael Erwin, Erica INDEX TO VOLUME 103 753

Nol, Laura X. Payne, and Stanley E. habitat Senner loss and Picoides borealis populations, Goshawk, Black-and-white, see Accipiter 446457 melanoleucus use by shorebirds at the Bahia de Asun- Northern, see Accipiter gentilis cion, Paraguay, 637-649 Grackle, Common, see Quiscalus quiscula Haematopus moquini, 599 Tristams,’ see Onycognathus tristamii palliatus, 225, 226 Grant, B. Rosemary, and Peter R. Grant, Hagan, John M., III, see Hill, Norman P., Evolutionary dynamics of a natural and - population: the Large Cactus Finch of Hagge, Woody, see Brynildson, Inga, and the Galapagos, reviewed, 333-334 Grant, Peter R., see Grant, B. Rosemary, and Haila, Yrjo, Olli Jarvinen, and Pertii Koski- mies, eds., Monitoring bird popula- Grassquit, Black-faced, see Tiaris bicolor tions in varying environments, vol. Yellow-faced, see Tiaris olivacea 26, no. 3, reviewed, 162 Grear, J. S., see Hanington, B. A., F. J. Leeu- Haliaeetus leucocephalus, 244, 26 l-265 wenberg, S. Lara Resende, R. McNeil, Hall, George A., reviews by, 150-l 52, 162- B. T. Thomas, -, and E. F. Mar- 163, 336-338, 535-537 tinez Hardy, J. W., Ben B. Coffey, Jr., and George Greenlet, Gray-eyed, see Hylophilus amau- B. Reynard, Voices of the new world rocephalus nightjars and their allies (Caprimul- Rufous-crowned, see Hylophilus poicilo- giformes: Steatornithidae, Nyctibi- tis dar, and Caprimulgidae), reviewed, Ground-Dove, Common, see Columbina 311-314 passerina Hardy, J. W., Ben B. Coffey, Jr., and George Socorro Common, see Columbina passer- B. Reynard, Voices of the new world ina socorroensis owls (Strigiformes: Tytonidae, Strigi- Grouse, Blue, see Dendragapus obscurus dae), reviewed, 3 1 l-3 14 Ruffed, see Bonasa umbellus Hardy, J. W., G. B. Reynard, and B. B. Cof- Sage, see Centrocercus urophasianus fey, Jr., Voices of the new world pi- Spruce, see Dendragapus [Canachites] geons and doves, order Columbifor- canadensis mes, Family Columidae, reviewed, Willow, see Lagopus lagopus 161 Groves, Craig R., see Cassirer, E. Frances, Harpagus bidentatus, 5 1O-5 12 -, and Richard L. Wallen Harrier, Northern, see Circus cyaneus growth Hanington, B. A., F. J. Leeuwenberg, S. Lara of young Pandion haliaetus, 105-l 11 Resende, R. McNeil, B. T. Thomas, Grubb, Thomas C., Jr., Thomas A. Waite, J. S. Grear, and E. F. Martinez, Mi- and Arthur J. Wiseman, Ptilochro- gration and mass change of White- nology: induced feather growth in rumped Sandpipers in North and Northern Cardinals varies with age, South America, 621-636 sex, ambient temperature, and day Harrison, Craig S., Seabirds of Hawaii: nat- length, 435445 ural history and conservation, re- Grus canadensis, 83, 87 viewed, 532-533 Gryfalcon, see Falco rusticolus Hawk, Broad-winged, see Buteo platypterus Gull, Bonapartes,’ see Larus Philadelphia Coopers,’ see Accipiter cooperii California, see Larus califomicus Ferruginous, see Buteo regalis Herring, see Larus argentatus Red-backed, see Buteo polyosoma Laughing, see Lams atricilla Red-tailed, see Buteo jamaicensis Ring-billed, see Larus delawarensis Rough-legged, see Buteo lagopus Gyps africanus, 702 Sharp-shinned, see Accipiter striatus 754 THE WILSON BULLETIN l Vol. 103, No. 4, December1991

Socorro Red-tailed, see Buteo jamaicensis Charming, see Amazilla decora socorroensis Cinnamon, see Amazilla rutila White-winged, see Leucoptemis albicollis Ruby-throated, see Archilochus colubris Hayes, Floyd E., and Jennifer A. Fox, Sea- Rufous-tailed, see Amazilla tzacatl sonality, habitat use, and flock sizes Scaly-breasted, see Phaeochroa cuvierii of shorebirds at the Bahia de Asun- Violet-headed, see Klais guimeti cion, Paraguay, 631-649 White-eared, see Hylocharis leucotis Hayward, Gregory D., and Patricia H. Hay- White-throated, see Atthis ellioti ward, Body measurements of Boreal Hupp, Jerry W., and Clait E. Braun, Geo- Owls in Idaho and a discriminant graphic variation among Sage Grouse model to determine sex of live spec- in Colorado, 255-261 imens, 497-500 Hydrobates pelagicus, 5 15-5 17 Hayward, Patricia H., see Hayward, Gregory Hylocharis eliciae, 38 1, 383 D., and - leucotis, 381, 383, 384 Healy, Christopher, An introduction to New Hylocichla mustelina, 96-101, 113,204-217, England birds, reviewed, 162 509-5 10 hedgehog, western, see Erinaceus europaeus Hylopezus fulviventris, 66 1 Heliangelus exortis, 384 Hylophilus amaurocephalus [poicilotis Hen, Heath, see Tympanuchus cupido cupi- amaurocephalus], 559-561 do poicilotis, 559-567 Hermit, Green, see Phaethomis guy ibex, Nubian, see Capra ibex nubiana Little, see Phaethomis longuemareus Ibis, Scarlet, see Eudocimus ruber Long-tailed, see Phaethomis superciliosus White, see Eudocimus albus Heron, Great Blue, see Ardea herodias Ictalurus melas, 111 Green-backed, see Butorides striatus Icterus galbula, 165-l 82 Tricolored, see Egretta tricolor leucopteryx, 493-497 Zigzag, see Zebrilus undulatus iguana, marine, see Amblyrynchus &status Heteroscelus incanus, 672 impala, see Aepyceros melampus Hickey, Margaret B., and Margaret Clark information for authors, 163-164 Brittingham, Population dynamics of Ingold, Danny J., Nest-site fidelity in Red- Blue Jays at a bird feeder, 40 1-414 headed and Red-bellied woodpeck- Hill, Norman P., and John M. Hagan, III, ers, 118-122 Population trends of some northeast- Inskipp, Carol, Nepals’ forest birds: their em North American landbirds: a half- status and conservation, reviewed, century of data, 165-182 534-535 Hillstar, Wedge-tailed, see Oreotrochilus Jabiru mycteria, 236 adela Jacana jacana, 579, 593, 594, 631-649 Himantopus mexicanus, 598,614,637-649 spinosa, 578-597 Hirundo rustica, 68-82, 520, 673 Jacana, Northern, see Jacana spinosa Histrionicus histrionicus, 723-725 Wattled, see Jacana jacana Hoffman, Richard W., see Schmutz, Joel A., Jackdaw, see Corvus monedula and - jackrabbit, black-tailed, see Lepus califor- Howe, Frank P., Two new host species for nicus the parasitic blow fly Protocalliphora Jackson, Bette J. S., see Willimont, Lori A., braueri, 520-521 Jerome A. Jackson, and - , Amethyst-throated, see Jackson, Jerome A., see Willimont, Lori A., Lampomis amethystinus -, and Bette J. S. Jackson Annas,’ see Calypte anna Jacobin, White-necked, see Florisuga mel- Blue-chested, see Amazilla amabilis livora Broad-tailed, see Selasphorus platycercus Jaeger, Parasitic, see Stercorarius parasiticus INDEX TO VOLUME 103 755

Jaksic, Fabian M., see Jimenez, Jaime E., Kerlinger, Paul, review by, 535 and - Kestrel, American, see Falco sparverius James, Douglas A., review by, 534-535 Kilham, Lawrence, The American Crow and James, Frances C., review by, 152-153 the Common Raven, reviewed, 159- Jarvinen, Olli, see Haila, Yrjo, -, and 160 Pertii Koskimies Killdeer, see Charadrius vociferus Jarvis, Robert L., see Stem, Mark A., and Kingbird, Eastern, see Tyrannus tyrannus Kingdon, Jonathan, Island Africa, reviewed, Jay, Blue, see Cyanocitta cristata 535 Eurasian, see Garrulus glandarius Kinglet, Golden-crowned, see Regulus sa- Florida Scrub, see Aphelocoma coerules- trapa tens coerulescens Kite, Double-toothed, see Harpagus biden- Mexican, see Aphelocoma ultramarina tatus Scrub, see Aphelocoma coerulescens Klais guimeti, 381, 383 Unicolored, see Aphelocoma unicolor Kleiner, Sara E., see Johnson, R. Kent, Ro- Jehl, Joseph R., Jr., Biology of the Eared land R. Roth, -, and Charles R. Grebe and Wilson’s Phalarope in the Bartlett nonbreeding season: a study of ad- Knot, Red, see Calidris canutus aptations to saline lakes, reviewed, Kohm, K. A., see Soule, M. E., and - 335-336 Konig, Claus, review by, 3 1 l-3 14 Jenni, Donald A., see Betts, Burr J., and Koskimies, Pert& see Haila, Yrjo, Olli Jar- vinen, and - Jimenez, Jaime E., and Fabian M. Jaksic, Kritz, Kevin J., see Wiggers, Ernie P., and Behavioral ecology of Red-backed Hawks in central Chile, 132-l 37 Kunzmann, Michael R., and R. Roy John- Johnson, R. Kent, Roland R. Roth, Sara E. son, Unusual behavior in a Solitary Kleiner, and Charles R. Bartlett, A Vireo, 309-3 10 case of polygyny in the Wood Thrush, Lacerata lepida, 677 509-510 Lagarus curtatus, 86 Johnson, R. Roy, see Kunzmann, Michael Lagopus lagopus, 137, 557 R., and - SPP., 54 Johnston, David W., and Will J. Ehmann, Lampomis amethystinus, 383 Birds of prey in Virginia, reviewed, Landers, J. Larry, see Sisson, D. Clay, Dan 535-536 W. Speake, and - Jones, Edgar T., see Scatter, George W., Tom Langrand, O., Guide to the birds of Mada- J. Ulrich, and - gascar, reviewed, 526-528 Junco phaeonotus, 292-295 Laniosoma sp., 540 Junco, Yellow-eyed, see Junco phaeonotus Lanius excubitor, 146-l 49 Kaminski, Richard M., see Smith, Loren M., ludovicianus, 504-506 Roger L. Pederson, and - Lanning, Dirk V., Distribution and breeding Keane, Kathleen, see Collins, Charles T., and biology of the Red-fronted Macaw, 357-365 Kennedy, E. Dale, and Douglas W. White, Lanning, Dirk V., Distribution and nest sites Repeatability of clutch size in House ofthe Monk Parakeet in Bolivia, 366- Wrens, 552-558 372 Kennedy, Patricia L., and James A. Gessa- Lapwing, Northern, see Vanellus vanellus man, Diurnal resting metabolic rates Southern, see Vanellus chilensis of accipiters, 101-105 Lark, Homed, see Eremophila alpestris Kerlinger, Paul, Flight strategies of migrating Wood, see Lullula arborea hawks, reviewed, 331-333 Larus argentatus, 268 756 THE WILSON BULLETIN l Vol. 103, No. 4, December 1991

atricilla, 224-226, 268, 418, 420, 422 Loon, Common, see Gavia immer califomicus, 83, 672 Yellow-billed, see Gavia adamsii delawarensis, 83, 268 Lullula arborea, 677 Philadelphia, 270 Luscinia megarhynchos, 677 Laubhan, Murray K., and Frederic A. Reid, Lynx rufus, 4 18 Characteristics of Yellow-crowned Macaw, Indigo, see Anodorhynchus leari Night-Heron nests in lowland hard- Military, see Ara militaris wood forests of Missouri, 486-49 1 Red-fronted, see Ara rubrogenys Laubhan, Murray K., W. Dean Rundle, Beth Scarlet, see Ara macao I. Swartz, and Frederic A. Reid, Di- Magpie, Black-billed, see Pica pica urnal activity patterns and foraging Mallard, see Anas platyrhynchos success of Yellow-crowned Night- Manacus spp., 550 Herons in seasonally flooded wet- Mango, Green-breasted, see Anthracothorax lands, 272-277 prevostii hendersoni Layman, Stephen A., Diurnal foraging by Mannikin, Chestnut, see Lonchura malacca Spotted Owls, 138-140 Nutmeg, see Lonchura punctulata Laze, Ivan, and Juan J. Anabalon, Nesting Marin A., Manuel, and N. John Schmitt, of the Common Diuca Finch in the Nests and eggs of some Costa Rican central Chilean scrub, 143-146 birds, 506-509 Leary, Joanna, and Kimberly A. Sullivan, Marino, Hernan Fandino, A comunica@o Intruders on Yellow-eyed Junco ter- Sonora do Anu Branco, reviewed, 535 ritories, 292-295 Marmosa elegans, 144 Leeuwenberg, F. J., see Harrington, B. A., marmot, yellow-bellied, see Marmota fla- -, S. Lara Resende, R. McNeil, vaventris B. T. Thomas, J. S. Grear, and E. F. Marmota flavaventris, 85, 86 Martinez Marshall, Joe T., review by, 311-314 Lemon, William C., Foraging behavior of a Martinez, E. F., see Harrington, B. A., F. J. guild ofNeotropica1 vultures, 698-702 Leeuwenberg, S. Lara Resende, R. McNeil, B. T. Thomas, J. S. Grear, Lepidocolaptes affinis, 688 and - Leptoptila jamaicensis neoxena, 493-497 Masticophis anthonyi, 673 Lepus califomicus, 85, 86, 89 Matthews, G. V. T., ed., Managing water- sp., 83 fowl populations, reviewed, 536 Leucopternis albicollis, 5 11 Matthysen, Erik, Sandra L. L. Gaunt, and Limosa haemastica, 637-649 D. Archibald McCallum, A note on lapponica, 6 13 the vocalization of the Chinese Nut- Limnodromus griseus, 604 hatch, 706-7 10 spp., 598 Mazama sp., 722 Lipaugus spp., 550 McCabe, Robert A., review by, 531-532 lizard, ocellated, see Lacerta lepida McCallum, D. Archibald, see Matthysen, Socorro, see Urosaurus auriculatus Erik, Sandra L. L. Gaunt, and Lockhart, Michael, see Phillips, Robert L., Anne H. Wheeler, -, Terrence McEneaney, Terrence P., see Phillips, Rob- P. McEneaney, and Nick C. Forester ert L., Anne H. Wheeler, J. Michael Logan, Cheryl A., Mate switching and mate Lockhart, -, and Nick C. For- choice in female Northern Mocking- ester birds: facultative monogamy, 277-28 1 McLean, Peter K., and Mitchell A. Byrd, Lonchura malabatica, 286-292 Feeding ecology of Chesapeake Bay malacca, 286-292 Ospreys and growth and behavior of punctulata, 286-292 their young, 105-l 11 INDEX TO VOLUME 103 757

McNair, Douglas B., see Duyck, Bill E., Mills, Todd R., and Mark A. Rumble, Poult -, and Charles P. Nicholson adoption in Merriams’ Wild Turkey, McNeil, R., see Harrington, B. A., F. J. Leeu- 137-138 wenberg, S. Lara Resende, -, B. Milvago chimango, 144 T. Thomas, J. S. Grear, and E. F. Mimodes graysoni, 669, 673-674 Martinez Mimus dorsalis, 359 McNeil, Raymond, see Morrier, Alain, and gilvus, 493-497 magnirostris, 493497 Mecocerculus leucophrys, 688 polyglottos, 277-281, 673 meetings Miner, Rufous-banded, see Geositta rufi- Cooper Ornithological Society, 372 pennis XXI International Ornithological Con- mink, see Mustela vison gress, 338 Mitchell, William A., see Yosef, Reuven, Wilson Ornithological Society-Cooper , and Berry Pinshow Ornithological Society, 12 Mniotilta varia, 165-l 82, 209 Melanerpes carolinus, 118-l 22 Mockingbird, Brown-backed, see Mimus erythrocephalus, 68-82, 118-l 22 dorsalis formicivorus, 124 Northern, see Mimus polyglottos pucherani, 507 Socorro, see Mimodes graysoni sp., 507 St. Andrews,’ see Mimus magnirostris superciliaris, 124-I 25 Tropical, see Mimus gilvus Meleagris gallopavo, 295 Moloney, Coleen L., see Ryan, Peter G., and gallopavo intermedia, 295-300 gallopavo merriami, 137-138, 295-300 Molothrus ater, 68-82, 166, 204-217, 470, gallopavo osceola, 295, 296, 297, 304 504-506, 704 gallopavo silvestris, 295, 303-305 molt Meles meles, 676 prebasic primary molt in Meleagris gal- Melospiza melodia, 557 lopavo, 295-300 Merlin, see Falco columbarius monkey, capuchin, see Cebus sp. metabolism squirrel, see Saimiri sp. resting metabolic rate of Haliaeetus leu- monogamy cocephalus, Aquila chrysaetos, and in Mimus polyglottos, 277-28 1 Strix varia with loads, 261-265 Moorhen, Common, see Gallinula chloro- resting metabolic rates of accipiters, 10 l- Pus 105 morphomettic analyses Micrathene whitneyi graysoni, 674 of introduced and ancestral Passer mon- Microchera albocoronata, 383, 507 tanus, 1-12 Microtus sp., 85, 86, 89 Morrell, Thomas E., see Yahner, Richard H., migration and - of Accipiter striatus in Dry Tortugas, Flor- ida, 49 l-493 Morrier, Alain, and Raymond McNeil, Time- of Calidris fuscicollis, 621-636 activity budget of Wilsons’ and Semi- routes and timing for falcons banded in palmated plovers in a tropical envi- Canada, 44-58 ronment, 598-620 song types of migratory Dendroica virens, Morrison, Michael L., see Scott, Thomas A., 93-96 and - Mills, G. Scott, John B. Dunning, Jr., and Morse, Douglass H., Song types of Black- John M. Bates, The relationship be- throated Green Warblers on migra- tween breeding bird density and veg- tion, 93-96 etation volume, 468-479 Moulton, Michael P., and David K. Ferris, 758 THE WILSON BULLETIN * Vol. 103, No. 4, December1991

Summer diets of some introduced site selection Hawaiian finches, 286-292 by Diuca diuca, 143-146 Mountain-, Lacrimose, see Anisog- by Pterodroma arminjoniana and Phae- nathus lacrymosus thon lepturus, 126-l 30 mouse, see Peromyscus sp., Paragnathus sp., nesting Reithrodontomys megalotus habitat wood, see Apodemus sylvaticus of coexisting Accipiter cooperii and Ac- mouse-opposum, see Marmosa elegans cipiter striatus, 568-577 Mudge, G. P., see Stroud, David A., -, records and M. W. Pienkowski for Charadrius melodius in Oklahoma, Mueller, Helmut C., review by, 33 l-333 305-308 Murray, Bertram G., Jr., review by, 333-334 for Zebrilus undulatus in Ecuador, 66 l- Murre, Common, see Uria aalge 664 muskrat, see Ondatra zibethicus nestling Mustela nivalis, 676 feeding of grounded young by Vireo soli- putorius, 676 tarius, 309-3 10 sp., 86 response of adult Picoides borealis to a vison, 2 14 fallen nestling, 5 14-5 15 Mycteria americana, 230, 244, 693-697 Netta rufina, 501-503 Myiarchus crinitus, 165-l 82, 209 Newfield, Nancy L., review by, 156-l 57 Myioborus ornatus, 688 Nicholson, Charles P., see Duyck, Bill E., Myiopsitta monachus, 370 Douglas B. McNair, and - monachus cotorra, 367 Night-Heron, Black-crowned, see Nyctico- monachus luchsi, 36 1, 366-372 rax nycticorax Neospiza acunhae, 13 1 Socorro Yellow-crowned, see Nycticorax wilkinsi, 13 1 violaceus gravirostris Neotoma sp., 86 Yellow-crowned, see Nycticorax violaceus Nesocichla eremita, 130-l 32 Nightingale, Common, see Luscinia mega- Nesospiza spp., 130 rhynchos nest Nightjar, Dusky, see Caprimulgus saturatus characteristics Noddy, Brown, see Anous stolidus of Nycticorax violaceus, 486-49 1 Nol, Erica, see Bildstein, Keith L., G. Thom- of some Costa Rican birds, 506-509 as Bancroft, Patrick J. Dugan, David distribution H. Gordon, R. Michael Erwin, of Columba leucocephala, 4 15-425 -, Laura X. Payne, and Stanley parasitism E. Senner of Molothrus ater on Lanius ludovici- Nuechterlein, Gary L., review by, 335-336 anus, 504-506 Numenius americanus, 87 of Netta rufina on Anas platyrhynchos, phaeopus, 672 501-503 Nuthatch, Algerian, see Sitta ledanti predation Chinese, see Sitta villosa in a fragmented Mediterrean forest, 676- Corsican, see Sitta whiteheadi 682 Eurasian, see Sitta europaea in irrigated forests, 113-l 17 Krupers,’ see Sitta kruperi of Diuca diuca, 143-l 46 Red-breasted, see Sitta canadensis site White-breasted, see Sitta carolinensis ofMyiopsitta monachus luchsi, 366-372 Nycticorax [Nyctanassa] nycticorax, 274, site fidelity 486-49 1,493-497 in Melanerpes erythrocephalus and violaceus, 272-277, 344 (illustration) Melanerpes carolinus, 118-l 22 violaceus gravirostris, 674 INDEX TO VOLUME 103 759

Oceanites oceanicus, 67 1 Scarlet-fronted, see Aratinga wagleri Oceanodroma Castro, 650-655, 671 Socorro Green, see Aratinga holochlora leucorhoa, 67 1 brevipes melania, 67 1 parasite tethys, 67 1 two new host species for Protocalliphora Odocoileus hemionus, 84, 85, 86 braueri, 520-521 hemionus columbianus, 5 18 Parkes, Kenneth C., review by, 3 14-320 virginianus, 2 14 Paroaria coronata, 286-292 Oenanthe monacha, 5 19 gularis, 302 Ondatra zibethica, 85, 86 Parrot, Blue-fronted, see Amazona aestiva Onycognathus tristramii, 5 18-520 Maroon-fronted, see Rhynchopsitta terrisi opossum, Virginia, see Didelphis virginiana Parula americana, 165-182 Oreopsar bolivianus, 359 pitiayumi graysoni, 674 Oreoscoptes montanus, 520-52 1 Panda, Northern, see Parula americana Oreotrochilus adela, 359 Socorro Tropical, see Parula pitiayumi Oriole, Jamaican, see Icterus leucopteryx graysoni Northern, see Icterus galbula Parus atricapillus, 204-217, 282-285, 412, Osprey, see Pandion haliaetus 426-434 Otus atricapillus, 3 14-3 15, 165 (Frontis- bicolor, 122, 165-182,204-217,282-285 piece) caeruleus, 677 guatemalae, 506 carolinensis, 426 Ouellet, Hem%, review by, 533-534 gambeli, 426 Ovenbird, see Seiurus aurocapillus hudsonicus, 426 Owl, Barred, see Strix varia major, 426, 556, 557, 677 Boreal, see Aegolius funereus montanus, 426 Burrowing, see Athene cuniculatia palustris, 426 Clarion Burrowing, see Athene cuniculatia Passer domesticus, 7-9,68-82,286-292,474, rostrata 556, 725-726 Elf, see Micrathene whitneyi montanus, 1-12 Great Homed, see Bubo virginianus Passerculus sandwichensis, 68-82 Saw-whet, see Aegolius acadicus Passerella iliaca, 10 Short-eared, see Asio flammeus Passerina cyanea, 68-82, 114 Socorro Elf, see Micrathene whitneyi gray- Payne, Laura X., see Bildstein, Keith L., G. soni Thomas Bancroft, Patrick J. Dugan, Spotted, see Strix occidentalis David H. Gordon, R. Michael Erwin, oxpecker, see Buphagus sp. Erica Nol, -, and Stanley E. Sen- Oxyura jamaicensis, 87, 183-189 ner leucocephala, 187 Peck, Robert McCracken, Robert M. Mengel maccoa, 187 (192 l-l 990): the blending of science Oystercatcher, African Black, see Haema- and art, 339-356 topus moquini Pederson, Roger L., see Smith, Loren M., American, see Haematopus palliatus -, and Richard M. Kaminski paca, see Agouti taczanowskii Pekins, Peter J., see Gessaman, James A., Padda oryzivora, 286-292 Mark R. Fuller, -, and Gary E. Pandion haliaetus, 105-l 11, 11 l-l 12, 664- Duke 668 Pelagodroma marina, 13 1 Panza, Robin K., review by, 327 Pelecanus occidentalis, 420, 493-497 Paragnathus sp., 85 Pelican, Brown, see Pelecanus occidentalis Parakeet, Mitred, see Aratinga mitrata Penguin, Adelie, see Pygoscelis adeliae Monk, see Myiopsitta monachus luchsi Galapagos, see Spheniscus mendiculus 760 THE WILSON BULLETIN l Vol. 103, No. 4, December1991

Jackass, see Spheniscus demersus Phoenicircus camifex, 5 39-5 5 1 Little Blue, see Eudyptula minor nigricollis, 539-5 5 1 Frontispiece penguin, crested, see Eudyptes spp. Phoeniculus purpureus, 398 Perognathus sp., 86 Phylloscopus bonelli, 677 Peromyscus sp., 85, 86 sibilatrix, 198-199 Perissocephalus tricolor, 54 1 physiology Peterjohn, Bruce G., The birds of Ohio, re- resting metabolic rates of accipiters, 10 l- viewed, 157-l 59 105 Peterson, A. Townsend, Sociality and on- Piaskowski, Victoria D., Charles M. Weise, togeny of coloration in the blue-and- and Millicent Sigler Ficken, The body black jays, 59-67 ruffling display of the Black-capped Peterson, R. T., see Diamond, A. W., R. L. Chickadee, 426-434 Schreiber, Walter Cronkite, and Pica pica, 83, 676, 704 Picoides borealis, 118, 122-123, 446457, Petrel, Black-winged, see Pterodroma nigri- 458-467, 514-515 pennis pubescens, 282-285 Cooks,’ see Pterodroma cookii villosus, 118, 204-217, 282-285 Dark-rumped [Hawaiian], see Pterodro- Pigeon, White-crowned, see Columba leu- ma phaeopygia cocephala Herald, see Pterodroma arminjoniana Pinekowski, M. W., see Stroud, David A., Juan Femandez, see Pterodroma extema G. P. Mudge, and - Tahiti, see Pterodroma rostrata piha, see Lipaugus spp. Phaeochroa cuvierii, 38 1, 383 Pinshow, Berry, see Yosef, Reuven, William Phaethon aethereus, 67 1 A. Mitchell, and - lepturus, 126-l 30 Pintail, Northern, see Anas acuta pacificus, 127 Pipilo erythrophthalmus, 114 rubricauda, 67 1 erythrophthalmus socorroensis, 674 Phaethomis guy, 38 1, 383 Pipra erythrocephala, 550 longuemareus, 38 1, 383 spp., 550 spp., 380, 382, 384 Piranga olivacea, 165-l 82, 204-2 17 superciliosus, 381, 382, 383 Plover, Black-bellied, see Pluvialis squataro- Phalacrocorax au&us, 420 la Phalarope, Red, see Phalaropus fulicaria Collared, see Calidris collaris Wilsons,’ see Phaloropus tricolor Piping, see Charadrius melodus Phalaropus fulicaria, 232 Semipalmated, see Charadrius semipal- tricolor, 87 matus Phasianus colchicus, 68-82, 87, 704, 7 18 Snowy, see Charadrius alexandrinus Pheasant, Ring-necked, see Phasianus col- Wilsons,’ see Charadrius wilsonia chicus plumage Pheucticus ludovicianus, 165-l 82 induced feather growth in Cardinalis car- Phillips, Robert L., Anne H. Wheeler, J. Mi- dinalis, 435-445 chael Lockhart, Terrence P. Mc- ontogeny of coloration in Cyanocorax spp., Eneaney, and Nick C. Forester, Nest- 59-67 ing ecology of Golden Eagles and other Pluvialis dominica, 637-649 raptors in southeastern Montana and fulva, 672 northern Wyoming, reviewed, 162- spp., 598 163 squatarola, 637-649 Philodryas chamissonis, 144 Pluvianus aegyptius, 5 18 Phoebe, Black, see Sayomis nigricans Pochard, Common, see Aythya ferina Eastern, see Sayomis phoebe Red-crested, see Netta rufina Says,’ see Sayomis saya pole, European, see Mustela putorius INDEX TO VOLUME 103 761 polyandry Puffinus auricularis, 669, 670, 671, 674 in Jacana spinosa, 578-597 carneipes, 670 in Melanerpes superciliaris, 124-125 lherminieri, 670-67 1 Polyborus plancus, 698-702 pacificus, 127, 670 polygyny puffinus, 5 15-5 17 in Hylocichla mustelina, 509-5 10 Pygmy-Owl, Andean, see Glaucidium jar- in Setophaga ruticilla, 190-203 dinii proximate costs and benefits for male La- Austral, see Glaucidium nanum nius excubitor, 146-149 Pygoscelis adeliae, 483 Pooecetes gramineus, 68-82 Quail, California, see Callipepla califomica Poospiza boliviana, 359 Gambels,’ see Callipepla gambelii hypocondriaca, 359 Japanese, see Cotumix japonica population Quiscalus quiscula, 13, 68-82, 387 dynamics of Cyanocitta cristata, 40 l-4 14 rabbit, see Sylvilagus sp. morphometric comparison of ancestral and racerunner, see Callopistes palluma introduced Passer montanus, 1-12 raccoon, see Procyon lotor of Picoides borealis in fragmented habitat, Raffaele, Herbert A., A guide to the birds of 446-457 Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, status of Histrionicus histrionicus in Ida- reviewed, 328-329 ho, 723-725 Rail, Clapper, see Rallus longirostris trends for northeastern North American Inaccessible Island, see Atlantisia rogersi landbirds, 165-l 82 Rallus longirostris, 224, 226 Porphyrula martinica, 592 rat, see Rattus rattus and Rattus sp. Power, Dennis M., ed., Current ornithology, kangaroo, see Dipodomys sp. vol. 7, reviewed, 323-324 Rattus rattus, 4 19, 423 prairie dog, black-tailed, see Cynomys lu- sp., 419, 423 dovicianus Raven, Common, see Corvus corax Prairie-Chicken, Greater, see Tympanuchus Fan-tailed, see Corvus rhipidurus cupido, Tympanuchus cupido pin- Razorbill, see Alca torda natus records predation discovery of cinctus in Colombia, of Columba leucocephala nests in Florida 685-690 Bay, 4 15425 Recurvirostra americana, 87 of Fregatta grallaria by Nesocichla eremi- Red-Cotinga, Black-necked, see Phoenicir- ta, 131-132 cus nigricollis proceedings Guianan, see Phoenicircus camifex seventy-second annual meeting, 727-743 Redhead, see Aythya americana Procyon lotor, 114, 116,214,415425,489, Redig, Patrick T., review by, 155-156 694 Redstart, American, see Setophaga ruticilla Ptarmigan, Willow, see Lagopus lagopus Golden-fronted, see Myioborus omatus ptarmigan, see Lagopus spp. Regulus satrapa, 282-285 Pterodroma arminjoniana, 126-l 30 Reid, Frederic A., see Laubhan, Murray K., cookii, 670 and - extema, 669 nigripennis, 670 Reid, Frederic A., see Laubhan, Murray K., phaeopygia, 651, 653 W. Dean Rundle, Beth I. Swartz, and rostrata, 670 pterylosis Reithrodontomys megalotus, 85, 86 of nestling Sayomis sp., 300-303 Remsen, J. V., review by, 153-154 ptilochronology Renjife, Luis Miguel, Discovery of the of Cardinalis cardinalis, 435445 Masked Saltator in Colombia, with 762 THE WILSON BULLETIN l lol.’ 103, No. 4, December1991

notes on its ecology and behavior, Rupicola rupicola, 547 685-690 spp., 540, 550 Resende, S. Lara, see Hanington, B. A., F. Ryan, Peter G., and Coleen L. Moloney, J. Leeuwenberg, -, R. McNeil, Tristan Thrushes kill adult White- B. T. Thomas, J. S. Grear, and E. F. bellied Storm-Petrels, 130-l 32 Martinez Rynchops niger, 224, 225, 226 Reynard, G. B., see Hardy, J. W., -, Sabrewing, Rufous, see Campylopterus rufus and B. B. Coffey, Jr. Violet, see Ampylopterus hemileucurus Reynard, G. B., see Hardy, J. W., Ben B. Wedge-tailed, see Campylopterus curvi- Coffey, Jr., and - pennis Rhynchopsitta tenisi, 363 Sada, Andres M., see Santaella, Luis, and Ridgely, Robert S., A guide to the birds of Panama with Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Saguinus bicolor bicolor, 5 1O-5 12 and Honduras, reviewed, 3 16-320 Saimiri sp., 5 10, 5 11 Ridgill, S. C., and A. D. Fox, Cold weather Salpinctes obsoletus exsul, 668 movements of waterfowl in western Saltator cinctus, 685-690 Europe, reviewed, 536 Saltator, Masked, see Saltator cinctus Robin, see Erithacus rubecula Sanderling, see Calidris alba American, see Turdus migratorius Sandpiper, Buff-breasted, see Tryngits sub- Rollfinke, Brian F., and Richard H. Yahner, ruficollis Flock structure of wintering birds in Curlew, see Calidris ferruginea an irrigated mixed-oak forest, 282- Least, see Calidris minutilla 285 Pectoral, see Calidris melanotos roosts Semipalmated, see Calidris pusilla of Corvus brachyrhynchos, 387-400 Solitary, see Tringa solitaria Rosenfield, Robert N., John Bielefeldt, and Spotted, see Actitis macularia John Cary, Copulatory and other pre- Stilt, see Calidris himantopus incubation behaviors of Coopers’ Upland, see Bartramia longicauda Hawks, 656-660 Western, see Calidris mauri Roth, Roland R., see Johnson, R. Kent, White-rumped, see Calidris fuscicollis -, Sara E. Kleiner, and Charles Santaella, Luis, and Andres M. Sada, The R. Bartlett avifauna of the Revillagigedo Islands, Rounds, R. Stowell, Men and birds in South Mexico: additional data and obser- America 1492-1900, reviewed, 337 vations, 668-675 Rudolph, D. Craig, and Richard N. Conner, Santos, T., and J. L. Telleria, Effects of leaf- Cavity tree selection by Red-cock- ing and position on nest predation in aded Woodpeckers in relation to tree a Mediterranean fragmented forest, age, 458-467 676-682 Rudolph, D. Craig, Richard N. Conner, and Sappho sparganura, 359 Richard R. Schaefer, Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, Yellow-bellied, see Sphyrapicus Sapsuckers feeding at Red-cockaded varius Woodpecker resin wells, 122-l 23 Sarcoramphus papa, 698-702 Rudolph, D. Craig, see Conner, Richard N., Sauer, John R., and Sam Droege, eds., Sur- and - vey designs and statistical methods for Rudolph, D. Craig, see Schaefer, Richard R., estimation of avian population trends, -, and Richard N. Conner reviewed, 337 Rumble, Mark A., see Mills, Todd R., and Sauer, John R., see Droege, Sam, and -

Rundle, W. Dean, see Laubhan, Murray K., Savard, Jean-Pierre L., review by, 330-33 1 -, Beth I. Swartz, and Frederic Sawicki, Richard J., see Strong, Allan M., A. Reid -, and G. Thomas Bancroft INDEX TO VOLUME 103 763

Sayomis nigricans, 300-303 motacilla, 209 phoebe, 300-303 noveboracensis, 165-182, 209 saya, 300-303 Selasphorus platycercus, 384 Scaup, Lesser, see Aythya affinis Semel, Brad, and Paul Sherman, Ovarian Schaefer, Richard R., D. Craig Rudolph, and follicles do not reveal laying histories Richard N. Conner, The response of of post-incubation Wood Ducks, 703- adult Red-cockaded Woodpeckers to 705 a fallen nestling Senner, Stanley E., see Bildstein, Keith L., Schaefer, Richard R., see Rudolph, D. Craig, G. Thomas Bancroft, Patrick J. Du- Richard N. Conner, and - gan, David H. Gordon, R. Michael Schmidt-Koenig, K., see van den Elzen, R., Erwin, Erica Nol, Laura X. Payne, and K.-L Schuchman, and - Schmitt, N. John, see Marin, Manuel A., and Serin, Common, see Serinus serinus Serinus mozambicus, 286-292 Schmutz, Joel A., and Richard W. Hoffman, serinus, 677 Variable first prebasic primary molt Setophaga ruticilla, 165-l 82, 190-203 in Rio Grande and Merriams’ Wild sexual dimorphism Turkeys, 295-300 discriminant model to determine sex of Schmutz, Josef K., Richard W. Fyfe, Ursula Aegolius funereus, 497-500 Banasch, and Harry Armbruster, in Chlidonias niger, 266-27 1 Routes and timing of migration of fal- Seymour, Norman R., see Flemming, Ste- cons banded in Canada, 44-58 phen P., Robert P. Bancroft, and Schreiber, R. L., see Diamond, A. W., -, Walter Cronkite, and R. T. Shearwater, Audubons,’ see Puffinus lher- Peterson minieri Schroeder, Richard L., Tests of a habitat Flesh-footed, see Pulbnus cameipes suitability model for Black-capped Manx, see Puffinus puffinus Chickadees, reviewed, 536 Townsends,’ see Puffinus auricularis Schuchmann, Karl.-L., ed., Omitologia neo- Wedge-tailed, see Puffinus pacificus tropical, reviewed, 537 Sherman, Paul, see Semel, Brad, and - Schuchman, K.-L, see van den Elzen, R., , and K. Schmidt-Koenig Sherry, Thomas W., see Secunda, Robert Schulenberg, Thomas S., review by, 526-528 Charles, and - Scott, Thomas A., and Michael L. Morrison, shrew, see Sorex sp. Natural history and management of Shrike, Loggerhead, see Lanius ludovicianus the San Clemente Loggerhead Shrike, Northern, see Lanius excubitor reviewed, 528-529 Sibley, Charles G., and Jon E. Alquist, Phy- Scatter, George W., Tom J. Ulrich, and Ed- logeny and classification of birds: a gar T. Jones, Birds of the Canadian study in molecular evolution, re- Rockies, reviewed, 160 viewed, 522-523 Screech-Owl, Variable, see Otus articapillus Sicalis flaveola, 286-292 Vermiculated, see Otus guatemalae luteocephala, 359 Secunda, Robert Charles, and Thomas W. Sicklebill, White-tipped, see Eutoxeres Sherry, Polyterritorial polygyny in the aquila American Redstart, 190-203 Silverbill, Warbling, see Lonchura malabar- Seddon, Philip J., Yolanda Van Heezik, and ica John Cooper, Observations ofwithin- Simpson, Scott A., see Westemeier, Ronald colony breeding synchrony in Jackass L., -, and David A. Cooper Penguins, 480-485 Sisson, D. Clay, Dan W. Speake, and J. Larry Seiurus aurocapillus, 113, 165-182,204-217 Landers, An incidence ofsecond brood 764 THE WILSON BULLETIN l Vool.’ 103, No. 4, December 1991

production by an Eastern Wild Tur- Vesper, see Pooecetes gramineus key, 303-305 White-crowned, see Zonotrichia leuco- Sitta canadensis, 708 phrys carolinensis, 122, 204-217, 282-285, 308- White-throated, see Zonotrichia albicollis 309,429,436,444 Speake, Dan W., see Sisson, D. Clay, europaea, 706, 708 -, and J. Larry Landers kruperi, 706, 709 Spermophilus spp., 54, 85, 86 ledanti, 706, 708, 709 Spheniscus demersus, 480-485 villosa, 706-7 10 mendiculus, 480 whiteheadi, 706, 708 Sphyrapicus varius, 118, 122-123 site fidelity Spiza americana, 68-82 in an adult male Vermivora peregrina, 5 12- Spizella breweri, 520-52 1 514 passerina, 68-82 Skimmer, Black, see Rynchops niger Spoonbill, Roseate, see Ajaia ajaja Skua, Subantarctic, see Catharacta antarc- squirrel, Douglas, see Tamiasciurus doug- tica lasii Skutch, Alexander F., Life of the tanager, ground, see Spermophilus sp. and Am- reviewed, 153-l 54 mospermophilus leucurus Skutch, Alexander F., see Stiles, F. Gary, and Stap, Don, A parrot without a name, re- viewed, 335 Starling, European, see Stumus vulgaris Slater, P. J. B., Learned song variations in Stenella longirostris, 699 British Storm-Petrels?, 5 15-5 17 Stercorarius parasiticus, 493-497 Smith, Loren M., Roger L. Pederson, and Stem, Mark A., and Robert L. Jan%, Sexual Richard M. Kaminski, eds., Habitat dimorphism and assortative mating management for migrating and win- in Black Terns, 266-271 tering waterfowl in North America, Sterna antillarum, 225, 226 reviewed, 330-33 1 caspia, 270 snake, see Philodryas chamissonis forsteri, 224, 225, 226 black rat, see Elaphe obsoleta fuscata, 672 Clarion, see Masticophis anthonyi hirundo, 224-226, 266-27 1 gray rat, see Elaphe obsoleta spiloides maxima, 224-226 rat, see Elaphe spp. paradisaea, 672 Snipe, Megellanic, see Gallinago paraguaiae Stiehl, Richard B., and Steven N. Trautwein, , see Microchera albocoronata Variations in diets of nesting Com- Somateria spp., 232 mon Ravens, 83-92 Sorex sp., 85, 86 Stiehl, Richard B., review by, 159-160 Some, M. E., and K. A. Kohm, eds., Re- Stiles, Edmund W., see White, Douglas W., search priorities for conservation bi- and - ology, reviewed, 321-323 Stiles, F. Gary, and Alexander F. Skutch, A Sparrow, Brewers,’ see Spizella breweri guide to the birds of Costa Rica, re- Chipping, see Spizella passerina viewed, 3 16-320 Eurasian Tree, see Passer montanus Stilt, Black-necked, see Himantopus mexi- Fox, see Passerella iliaca canus House, see Passer domesticus St. Louis, Vincent L., and Jon C. Barlow, Java, see Padda oryzivora Morphometric analyses ofintroduced Rufous-collared, see Zonotrichia capensis and ancestral populations of the Eur- Savannah, see Passerculus sandwichensis asian Tree Sparrow, 1-12 Song, see Melospiza melodia Stokes, Donald, and Lillian Stokes, The INDEX TO VOLUME 103 765

hummingbird book, reviewed, 156- Sylvilagus sp., 722 157 symbiosis Stokes, Lillian, see Stokes, Donald, and bird/ant/acacia in a mature Neotropical forest, 7 1 l-7 12 Stork, Jabiru, see Jabiru mycteria Syncerus caffer caffer, 5 18 White, see Ciconia ciconia tamarin, bare-faced, see Saguinus bicolor bi- Wood, see Mycteria americana color Storm-Petrel, Band-rumped, see Oceanod- Tamiasciurus douglasii, 140 romo Castro Tanager, Black-and-yellow, see Chrysoth- Black, see Oceanodroma melania lypis chrysomelas British, see Hydrobates pelagicus Rufous-winged, see Tangara lavinia Leachs,’ see Oceanodroma leucorhoa Scarlet, see Piranga olivacea Wedge-rumped, see Oceanodroma tethys Tangara lavinia, 508 White-bellied, see Fregatta grallaria Tarboton, Warwick, African birds of prey, White-faced, see Pelagodroma marina reviewed, 523-524 Wilsons,’ see Oceanites oceanicus Tattler, Wandering, see Heteroscelus in- Stouffer, Philip C., and Donald F. Cacca- canus mise, Roosting and diurnal move- ments of radio-tagged American sibling species of Hylophilus in southern Crows, 387-400 Brazil, 559-567 Strix occidentalis, 138-140, 446 Teal, Cinnamon, see Anas cyanoptera varia, 261-265 Green-winged, see Anas crecca Strong, Allan M., Richard J. Sawicki, and Telleria, J. L., see Santos, T., and - G. Thomas Bancroft, Effects of pred- Terborgh, John, Where have all the birds ator presence on the nesting distri- gone?, reviewed, 150-152 bution of White-crowned Pigeons in Tern, Arctic, see Sterna paradisaea Florida Bay, 4 15-425 Black, see Chlidonias niger Stroud, David A., G. P. Mudge, and M. W. Caspian, see Sterna caspia Pienkowski, Protecting intemation- Common, see Sterna hirundo ‘ ally important bird sites, reviewed, Forsters,’ see Sterna forsteri 337 Least, see Sterna antillamm Stumus vulgaris, 13-24, 68-82, 118, 387, Royal, see Sterna maxima 472, 704 Sooty, see Sterna fuscata sucker, largescale, see Catostomus macro- Thomas, B. T., see Harrington, B. A., F. J. cheilus Leeuwenberg, S. Lara Resende, R. Sula dactylatra, 67 1 McNeil, -, J. S. Grear, and E. F. leucogaster, 67 1 Martinez sula, 669, 671, 674 Thomomys sp., 85, 86 Sullivan, Kimberly, A., see Leary, Joanna, Thombill, Buff-rumped, see Acanthiza regu- and - loides Sunangel, Tourmaline, see Heliangelus ex- Striated, see Acanthiza lineata ortis Thrasher, Sage, see Oreoscoptes montanus Sus scrofa, 676 Threnetes ruckeri, 383 Swallow, Barn, see Hirundo rustica Thrush, Lawrences,’ see Turdus lawrencii Swartz, Beth I., see Laubhan, Murray K., W. Mistle, see Turdus viscivorus Dean Rundle, -, and Frederic Swainsons,’ see Catharus ustulatus A. Reid Tristan, see Nesocichla eremita Sylvia cantillans, 677, 678 Wood, see Hylocichla mustelina hortensis, 677 Thryomanes sissonii, 673 766 THE WILSON BULLETIN l vol. 103, No. 4, December 1991

Tiaris bicolor, 493-497 migratorius, 13,68-82, 114,505,690-692 olivacea, 286, 29 1 viscivorus, 13 1 Tiger-Heron, Rufescent, see Tigrisoma lin- Turkey, Eastern Wild, see Meleagris gallo- eatus pavo silvestris Tigrisoma lineatus, 66 1 Florida Wild, see Meleagris gallopavo os- time budget ceola of Charadrius semipalmatus and Charad- Merriams’ Wild, see Meleagris gallopavo rius wilsonia, 598-620 merriami of Jacana spinosa, 578-597 Rio Grande, see Meleagris gallopavo in- Tit, European Blue, see Parus caeruleus termedia Great, see Parus major Wild, see Meleagris gallopavo Long-tailed, see Aegithalos caudatus Tye, Alan, and Hilary Tye, Bird species on Marsh, see Parus palustris St. Andrew and Old Providence Is- Willow, see Parus montanus lands, West Caribbean, 493-497 Titmouse, Tufted, see Parus bicolor Tye, Hilary, see Tye, Alan, and - Tolmomyias sulphurescens, 7 1 l-7 12 Tyler, Jack D., review by, 335 Tome, Michael W., Diurnal activity budget Tympanuchus cupido, 352 (illustration) of female Ruddy Ducks breeding in cupido cupido, 7 17 Manitoba, 183-l 89 cupido pinnatus, 7 17-720 Toucanet, Emerald, see Aulacorhynchus Tyrannulet, White-throated, see Mecocer- prasinus culus leucophrys Towhee, Rufous-sided, see Pipilo erythroph- Tyrannus forficatus, 353 (illustration) thalmus tyrannus, 68-82, 505 Socorro Rufous-sided, see Pipilo eryth- Ulrich, Tom J., see Scatter, George W., rophthalmus socorroensis -, and Edgar T. Jones Trail, Pepper W., and Paul Donahue, Notes Upucerthia andaecola, 359 on the behavior and ecology of the harterti, 359 red-cotingas (Cotingidae: Phoenicir- Uria aalge, 684 cus), 539-55 1 Uropsila leucogastra, 7 1 l-7 12 Trautwein, Steven N., see Stiehl, Richard B., Urosaurus auriculatus, 674 and - van den Elzen, R., K.-L Schuchman, and K. tree Schmidt-Koenig, eds., Current topics selection by Picoides borealis, 458-467 in avian biology, reviewed, 162-l 63 Tree-Pipit, Brown, see Anthus trivialis Van Heezik, Yolanda, see Seddon, Philip J., Trigonoceps occipitalis, 702 -, and John Cooper Tringa flavipes, 637-649 Vander Wall, Stephen B., Food hoarding in melanoleuca, 493-497, 637-649 , reviewed, 525-526 solitaria, 637-649 Vanellus chilensis, 637-649 spp., 598 vanellus, 6 13 Troglodytes aedon, 2543, 520, 552-558 Veery, see Catharus fuscescens tanneri, 673 vegetation Trogon viridis, 549 relationship with breeding bird density, Trogon, White-tailed, see Trogon viridis 468-479 Tropicbird, Red-billed, see Phaethon aethe- Verdin, see Auriparus flaviceps reus Vermivora chrysoptera, 165-182 Red-tailed, see Phaethon rubricauda peregrina, 165-182, 493-497, 512-514 White-tailed, see Phaethon lepturus pinus, 148, 165-182 Tryngites subruficollis, 637-649 ruficapilla, 165-l 82, 204-2 17 Turdus lawrencii, 549 Viloria, Angel L., see Calchi, Rosanna, and merula, 518, 677 INDEX TO VOLUME 103 767

Violet-ear, Brown, see Colibri delphinae Black-throated Blue, see Dendroica caeru- Vireo altiloquus, 493497 lescens caribaeus, 493-497 Black-throated Green, see Dendroica vi- crassirostris, 493-497 rens flavoviridis, 493497 Blackbumian, see Dendroica fusca olivaceus, 165-182, 204-217, 493-497 Blackpoll, see Dendroica striata solitarius, 204-2 17, 309-3 10 Blue-winged, see Vermivora pinus Vireo, Black-whiskered, see Vireo altiloquus Bonellis,’ see Phylloscopus bonelli Red-eyed, see Vireo olivaceus Canada, see Wilsonia canadensis Solitary, see Vireo solitarius Cape May, see Dendroica tigrina St. Andrews,’ see Vireo caribaeus Chestnut-sided, see Dendroica pensylvan- Thick-billed, see Vireo crassirostris ica Yellow-green, see Vireo Aavoviridis Golden-winged, see Vermivora chrysop- vocalization tera avoidance of song matching in Hylocichla Hooded, see Wilsonia citrina mustelina, 96- 10 1 Magnolia, see Dendroica magnolia learned song variations in Hydrobates pe- Nashville, see Vermivora ruficapilla lagicus, 5 15-5 17 Orphean, see Sylvia hortensis of Sitta villosa, 706-7 10 Prairie, see Dendroica discolor of Zebrilus undulatus, 661-664 Subalpine, see Sylvia cantillans response to chilling in embryonic and neo- Tennessee, see Vermivora peregrina natal Fulica americana, 7 12-l 17 Wilsons,’ see Wilsonia pusilla song types of migratory Dendroica virens, Wood, see Phylloscopus sibilatrix 93-96 Yellow, see Dendroica petechia temporal patterns in Amazilla candida leks, Warbling-Finch, Bolivian, see Poospiza bo- 373-386 liviana vole, see Microtus sp. Rufous-sided, see Poospiza hypochon- von Kugelgen, Kirsten, see Gilardi, James driaca D., and - Warner, Dwain W., see Winker, Kevin, Voous, Karel H., Owls of the Northern -, and A. R. Weisbrod Hemisphere, reviewed, 524-525 Waterthrush, Louisiana, see Seiurus moto- Vulpes vulpes, 676 cilia Vultur gryphus, 698-702, 720-722 Northern, see Seiurus noveboracensis Vulture, Black, see Coragyps atratus Waxbill, Common, see Estrilda astrild King, see Sarcoramphus papa Lavendar, see Estrilda caerulescens Lesser Yellow-headed, see Cathartes bur- Orange-cheeked, see Estrilda melpoda rovianus Waxwing, Bohemian, see Bombycilla garu- Turkey, see Cathartes aura lus White-backed, see Gyps africanus Cedar, see Bombycilla cedrorum White-headed, see Trigonoceps occipitalis weasel, see Mustela nivalis Wagner, Richard H., Pairbond formation in the Razorbill, 682-685 Weidensaul, Scott, see Gooders, John, and Waide, Robert B., review by, 328-329 Waite, Thomas A., review by, 525-526 Weisbrod, A. R., see Winker, Kevin, Dwain Waite, Thomas A., see Grubb, Thomas C., W. Warner, and - Jr., -, and Arthur J. Wiseman Weise, Charles M., see Piaskowski, Victoria Wallen, Richard L., see Cassirer, E. Frances, D., -> and Millicent Sigler Fick- Craig R. Groves, and - en Warbler, Bay-breasted, see Dendroica cas- Westemeier, Ronald L., Scott A. Simpson, tanea and David A. Cooper, Successful ex- Black-and-white, see Mniotilta varia change of prairie-chicken eggs be- 768 THE WILSON BULLETIN l Vol. 103, No. 4, December1991

tween nests in two remnant popula- Woodpecker, Acorn, see Melanerpes for- tions, 11 l-720 micivorus Wheatear, Hooded, see Oenanthe monacha Black-cheeked, see Melanerpes pucherani Wheeler, Anne H., see Phillips, Robert L., Downy, see Picoides pubescens -, J. Michael Lockhart, Terr- Hairy, see Picoides villosus ence P. McEneaney, and Nick C. For- Pileated, see Dryocopus pileatus ester Red-bellied, see Melanerpes carolinus Whimbrel, see Numenius phaeopus Red-cockaded, see Picoides borealis White, Clayton M., review by, 523-524 Red-headed, see Melanerpes erythroceph- White, Douglas W., and Edmund W. Stiles, alus Fruit harvesting by American Rob- West Indian, see Melanerpes superciliaris ins: influence of fruit size, 690-692 Wren, Cactus, see Campylorhynchus brun- White, Douglas W., see Kennedy, E. Dale, neicapillus and - Clarion Island, see Troglodytes tanneri Whitmore, Robert C., review by, 325-326 House, see Troglodytes aedon Whitney, Carl L., Avoidance of song match- Rock, see Salpinctes obsoletus exsul ing in the Wood Thrush: a field ex- Socorro, see Thryomanes sissonii periment, 96-101 White-bellied, see Uropsila leucogastra Wigeon, American, see Anas americana Yahner, Richard H., and Thomas E. Mor- Wiggers, Ernie P., and Kevin J. Kritz, Com- rell, Depredation of artificial avian parison of nesting habitat of coexist- nests in irrigated forests, 113-l 17 ing Sharp-shinned and Coopers’ Yahner, Richard H., see Rollfinke, Brian F., hawks in Missouri, 568-577 and - Willet, see Catoptrophorus semipalmatus Yellow-Finch, Citron-headed, see Sicalis lu- Willimont, Lori A., Jerome A. Jackson, and teocephala Bette J. S. Jackson, Classical poly- Yellowlegs, Greater, see Tringa melanoleuca andry in the West Indian Woodpeck- Lesser, see Tringa flavipes er on Abaco, Bahamas, 124-125 Yellowthroat, Common, see Geothlypis tri- Willis, Edwin O., Sibling species of greenlets chas (Vireonidae) in southern Brazil, 5 59- Yosef, Dalit, see Yosef, Reuven, and 567 Wilson, J. Marshall, see Belant, Jerrold L., Yosef, Reuven, and Dalit Yosef, Tristams’ Raymond K. Anderson, and - Grackles groom Nubian ibex, 5 18-520 Wilsonia canadensis, 165-l 82, 204-2 17 Yosef, Reuven, William A. Mitchell, and citrina, 113, 209 Berry Pinshow, The priximate costs pusilla, 165-l 82 and benefits of polygyny to male Winker, Kevin, Dwain W. Warner, and A. Northern Shrikes, 146-149 R. Weisbrod, Unprecedented stop- Zarenski, Joseph D., and Thomas R. Baptist, over site fidelity in a Tennessee War- Connecticut birds, reviewed, 329-330 bler, 5 12-5 14 zebra, see Equidae sp. Wiseman, Arthur J., see Grubb, Thomas C., Zebrilus undulatus, 66 l-664 illustration Jr., Thomas A. Waite, and - Zenaida asiatica, 493-497 Wood-Hoopoe, Green, see Phoeniculus pur- graysoni, 669, 674 pureus macroura, 68-82, 115, 209, 672 Wood-Pewee, Eastern, see Contopus virens Zonotrichia albicollis, 282-285 Woodcreeper, Spotted-crowned, see Lepi- capensis, 10 docolapter affinis leucophrys, 299, 442

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