INDEX TO VOLUME 94

Compiled by Judith W. Mcintyre

This index is primarily one to new information. Previouslypublished information referred to in this volumehas not beenindexed unless extensive comparisons or reinterpretationsare involved.For some species,especially ones not in theA. O.U. Check-list,scientific names only have been entered, and in some instances entries under scientific names are more extensive than those under vernacular names. New generic,specific, and subspecificnames are printedin boldface type. Note that pagenumbers followed by "A, B, C, or D" referto supplementsto the January,April, July, or October issuesrespectively.

A new journal, announcementof, 2C Allen, H. M. and H. Parker, Willow Ptarmigan Able, Kenneth P., The orientation of passerine remove broken eggsfrom nest, 612-613 nocturnal migrants following offshoredrift, Allez, George, seeMueller, Helmut C., et al. 320-330 Areadon, D., seeDelacour J. and Amakihi, 331- Abnormality of, Cyanocittacristata, 781-782 342,646-651 Melagris gallopayo, 159 Amazilia ambilis, 242 Passerdomesticus, 377-380 A. franciae, 48 Zenaida macoura, 158 Amazon, 283-292 Abramson,Ira Joe, Photographicconfirmation of Amazona autumnalis, 242 Giant Snipe in Argentina, 357 A. vittata, 4DD Accipiter cooperii, 142-143, 293-303 A. farinosa, 242 A. gentilis, 156, 585-586, 652-663 AmericanOrnithologists' Union, Awards 123-124, A. striatus, 156-157, 586 138-139 A. superciliosus,242 Businesssessions, 123-126 Acker,J. Randolph,Premature parental behavior Check-list,corrections to 33rd Supplement,190 of a Red-shoulderedHawk, 374-375 Committees, 132-133 Actitis hypoleucous,604 Conservation, Report of the committee on, A. macularia, 149 1-19DD Adkisson,Curtis S., and Scott S. Campbell, An Membership, 124 unusualinteraction between Blue-winged and Offices, 132 Golden-wingedWarblers in Virginia,588-590 Proceedingsof the Ninety-fourthstated meeting, Aegoliusacadicus, 156-157 123-137 A egypiusmonachus , 296 Public sessions,126-129 Agamia agami, 242 Resolutions, 130-132 Age determination of, Calcarius lapponicus, Treasurer's report, 134-137 513-516, 520-522 Amlaner, Jr., CharlesJ., seeHayward, Jr., James Agelaiusphoeniceus, 152-155,387,455-468 L., et al. A. xanthamus,5DD A mmodramussavannarum , 591 Aix galericulata, 608-612 Ammospizamaritima mirabilis, 4DD, 16DD A. sponsa, 159, 567-572 A. m. nigrescens,4DD, 15DD 'Akepz, Hawaii, 4DD Anas americana, 790 Maui, 4DD A. diazi, 4DD 'Akialoa, Kauai, 4DD A. platyrhynchos, 350-356 'Akiapolaau, 4DD Anatomy and embryology, recent literature on, 'Alala, 4DD 2B-3B, 2C, 2D Alaska, 442-447, 505-525 Anatomy and morphologyof, Agelaiusphoeniceus, Alauda arvensis, 646-651 152-155 Albatross,Black-footed, 172, 256-269, 526-543 Aix galericulata, 608-612 Laysan, 172, 256-269, 270-274 Catharacata chilensis, 419 Aldrich, John W., review by, 185 C. maccormicki, 419-426 Ali, Salim, and S. Dillon Ripley, Handbookof the C. skua, 418-419 birds of India and Pakistan, together with Chen caerulescens, 275-282 thoseof Bangladesh,Nepal, Sikkim, Bhutan Columbalivia, 152-155 and Sri Lanka (rev.), 791-792 H emignathusprocerus , 331-342 Alison, R. M., Homing of subadult Oldsquaws, H. wilsoni, 331-342 383-384 Himatione sanquinea,331-342 808 October1977] Index to Volume94 809

Lagopus leucurus, 544-551 and niche overlap of seabirds wintering on Loxops maculata, 331-342 Monterey Bay, California, 526-543 L. virens, 331-342 Banding and techniques, recent literature on, Meleagris gallopavo, 159 2A-3A, 3B, 2C, 2D Melospiza melodia, 152-155 Bangsia rothschildi, 47 Occipital spot, 293-303 Baptornis advenus, 787-789 Palmeria dolei, 331-342 Bateleur, 293-303 Pelecanus occidentalis, 785-786 Beason, Samuel L., seePatte Oliver H. and- Psittirostra cantans, 331-342 B•dard, J., see Munro, J., and -- P. psittacea, 331-342 Behavior, activity patterns, 286-289, 313-315, Vestiaria coccinea, 331-342 552-566, 633-634, 743-758 Xenoglaux loweryi sp. nov., 409-416 aggressive,140 Zonotrichia albicollis, 152-155 agonistic,232, 236-238, 298-300 Ankney, C. D., feedingand digestiveorgan size in altruistic, 613-614 breeding LesserSnow Geese, 275-282 antipredator, 143, 156-157 Antbird, Esmeraldas,45 spp. 283-292 breeding, 10-14, 270-274, 585 Anthus spinoletta, 362 cannibalism, 593-594 Antwren, Rufous-rumped,48 copulatory, 233-234, 773 Apanius,Victor, Red-shoulderedHawks in juvenile courtship, 140-142,172,230-239,395,623-645, plumagenest sucessfully, 585 777-778 Applegate,Roger D., possibleecological role of food creche, 759-771 cachesof LoggerheadShrike, 391-392 dominance, 588-590, 594-596 Aquila chrysaetos, 293-303, 789-790 drumming, 232-238 Aramus quarauna, 365-367 effect of pesticideson, 28-35 Archbold, Richard, obituary of, 186-187 effect of weather on, 272-273 Archilochus alexandri , 448-454 egg rejection, 612-613 Arenaria interpres, 222-230, 743-748 feeding, 28-35, 157-158, 275-282, 309-312, Argentina, 357 344-345, 373-374, 526-543, 596-598, 627- Arizona, 86--96, 142 629, 782-783 Armstrong,Edward R., and David L. G. Noakes, feeding aggregations, 156--157, 526--543, 743- Albino Mourning Dove sightingin Ontario, 758, 789-790 158 flight, 140-142 Arremon aurantiirostris , 242 food-begging, 374, 773 Asiofiammeus, 443, 584 foraging, 48, 284-289, 312-316, 344-346, 365- Atlaptes atricapillus , 48 367, 390-391, 604, 605, 726--735 Attila bolivianus, 363 foster parenthood, 273-274 Attila Dulled-capped, 363 homing, 383-384 Auklet, Cassin's526-543 incubation, 11-12, 68-69,270-272,552-566,607 Rhinoceros, 526-543 interspecific,140, 156-157, 213-215, 267-268, Austin, Elizabeth S., reviews by, 186 287-289, 346, 375, 390-391, 395, 448-454, Austin, Jr., O. L. obituaryof Harrison Flint Lewis, 588-590,594-596,596-598,701-708,726-735 405; review by, 404 intraspecific,36-43, 50-63, 347, 494-504 Aviceda cuculloides, 296 maintenance, 392 mate prelacement, 598-599 mobbing, 375 nest appropriation, 598-599, 774-775 Bakken, Laura E., and GeorgeS. Bakken, Ameri- nest building, 50-63, 236, 602-604 can Redstartfeeding by artificial light, 373-374 nest guarding, 23-25 Baird, William M., seeWhite, ClaytonM. and-- nest helpers, 596 Balcomb,Richard, The groupingof nocturnalpas- nest site tenacity, 10 serine migrants, 479-488 ontogenyof, 28-35,608-612 Balda, Russell P., Michael L. Morrison, and pair, 347-348 Thomas R. Bement, Roostingbehavior of the parental care, 13-14, 272-274, 308-319, 345- Pition Jay in autumn and winter, 494-504 346, 585, 613-614, 759-771, 773-774 Balph, David F., seeBalph, Martha Hatch, et al. play, 573-582 Balph, Martha Hatch, L. Charles Stoddart, and recent literature on 3A-5A, 3B-5B, 2C-3C David L. B alph, A simpletechnique for analyz- roosting, 392,494-504 ing bird transect counts, 606-607 site fidelity, 393-395,469-478 Baltz, D. M., and G. Victor Morejohn, food habits sleeping, 58 810 Index to Volume 94 [Auk, Vol. 94

sunbathing, 586-587 Pterodromainexpectata , 4-14 territorial, 448-454, 594-596,623-645,701-708 Pteroglossustorquatus, 774-775 vocal, 8-10, 152-155, 156-157, 232-238, 256- Pygoscelisadeliae, 552-566 269,567-572,606, 629-633,642-644; 701-708 Pyrrhura melanura, 773 Behavior of, Aix galericulata, 608-612 Seiurus aurocapillus, 145-146 A. sponsa, 567-572 Somateria mollissima, 759-771 Aquila chrysaetos,789-790 Spheniscusdemersus, 586-587 Arenaria interpres, 743-758 Spizella pusilla, 308-319 Buteo swainsoni, 65-71 Sph yrpicus varius , 613-614 Calidris alba, 743-758 Tringa fiavipes, 743-758 C. canutus, 743-758 T. melanoleuca,743-758 C. mauri, 743-758 Turdus migratorius,80-85, 607-608 C. pusilla, 743-758 Vermivorachrysoptera , 588-590 Campephilusguatemalensis, 773-775 V. pinus, 588-590 Campylorhynchusmegalopterus , 594-596 Vireofiavoviridis, 97-106 Cardinalis cardinalis, 23-25 Behavior,recent literature on, 3A, 3B, 2C, 3D Casmerodiusalbus, 596-598 Bellbird, Three-wattled, 623-645 Catoptrophorussemipalmatus , 743-758 Bellrose, Frank C., Ducks, geeseand Swans of Charadruis melodus, 743-758 North America (rev.), 172-177 C. semipalmatus, 743-758 Bement, Thomas R., seeGalda, RussellP., et al. Chloprospingusfiavovirens , 48 Berger,Daniel D., seeMueller, Helmut C., et al. Cistothorus platensis, 359-362 Berra, Tim M., William Beebe, An annotatedbibli- Columba livia, 142-143, 143-145, 159-160 ography (rev.), 804 Coragypsatratus, 392 Bertin, RobertI., SnowyEgrets attracted to preyby Corvusbrachyrhynchos , 782-783 Common Terns, 390-391 C. corax, 777-778 Best, Louis B., Nestlingbiology of the Field Spar- Diomedea immutabilis, 256-269, 270-274 row, 308-319 D. nigripes, 256-269 Blackbird, Red-breasted,46-47 Dumetella carolinensis , 23-25 Red-winged, 152-155, 387, 455-468 Egretta thula, 597 Yellow-shouldered,5DD Elanoidesforficatus, 392 Blem, C. R., Reanalysisof geographicvariation of Gymnorhinuscyanocephalus , 494-504 House Sparrow energetics,358-359 Haematopus palliatus, 743-758 Blokpoel, Hans, Bird hazards to aircraft (rev.) Haliaeetus leucocephalus,375 798-799 Henichorina leucoptera, 198-200 Bloom, George, seeRicklefs, Robert E., and- Hirundo rustica, 596 Bluebird, Eastern, 387 I cteria virens , 107-113 Bobwhite, Masked, 4DD Icterus cucullatus, 594-596 Bock, Carl E., reviews by, 396-399 1. galbula, 594-596 Bock, Walter, editor of Reviews, 177-186, 396- Lagopuslagopus, 612-613 404, 615-621, 791-804; reviews by, 400, 401, Lampornis clemenciae, 448-454 404, 615, 791-792, 804 Lanius ludovicianus, 28-35 Bocquet,C., J. G•nermont, and M. Lamotte(eds.) Larus argentatus, 726-735 Les problkmesde l'espkcedans le regneanimal L. delawarensis,469-478 (rev.), 801-803 L. fuscus, 726-735 Bombycilla cedrorum, 455-468 L. glaucescens,375 Bonner, Orville, seeMartin, Larry D., and- Legatusleucophaius, 97-106 Bowman, Robert I., review by, 181-183 Limnodromusgriseus, 743-758 Brackbill, Hervey, Eleven-day incubation by an Melanerpeserthrocephalus , 231-239 American Robin, 607-608 Melospiza melodia, 701-708 Branta canadensisleucoparia, 4DD, 7-9DD Molothrus ater, 395 B. sandvicensis,4DD, 17DD Myiarchus tyrannulus, 157-158 Braun, Clait E., see HShn, E. Otto and -- Oxyura jamaicensis, 140-142,343-349 Breeding of (see also Behavior; Breeding success; Pandion haliaetus, 140, 146-149, 213-215 Clutch size; Eggs, description and mea- Parus atricapillus, 156-157 surements;incubation and incubation periods; Phalacrocorax olivaceus, 597 Nest and nest site), Piranga fiava, 594-596 Bubulcus ibis, 689-700 Pluvialis squatarola, 743-758 Buteo swainsoni, 65-71 Procnias tricorunculata, 623-645 Calcarius lapponicus,505-525 October 1977] Index to Volume 94 811

Casmerodiusalbus, 689-700 Butorides striatus , 390 Cistothornusplatensis, 359-362 B. virescens, 242 Egretta thula, 689-700 Florida caerulea, 689-700 Calcarius lapponicus, 505-525 Hydranassa tricolor, 689-700 Calidri3 canutus, 743-758 Pandion haliaetus , 201-221 C. fuscicollis, 363 Parabuteo unicinctus , 370-371 C. mauri, 743-748 Pterodroma inexpectata, 1-17 C. minutilla, 171 Rynchops niger, 709-717 C. pusilla, 248-255, 743-758 Turdus migratorius, 80-85 California, 526-543 Breeding seasonof, Icteria virens, 107-113 Calls, see vocalizations Pterodroma inexpectata , 4 Campbell, Scott S., see Adkisson,Curtis S., and Rynchopsniger, 710 Vireo fiavoviridis , 98-99 Campylorhynchusmegalopterus , 594-596 Breeding successof, Bubulcus ibis, 697-699 Cardinal, 18-26,380-383,387,455•[68, 646-651 Buteo lineatus, 585 Cardinalis cardinalis, 18-26, 380-383, 387, 455- Calcarius lapponicus, 505-525 468, 646-651 Carduelis tristis , 304-307 Carduelis tristis, 304-307 Casmerodiusalbus, 697-699 Caribbean, 149-150 Egretta thula, 697-699 Carpodacusmexicanus , 646-651, 779 Florida caerulea, 697-699 Casmerodiusalbus, 171, 596-598, 689-700 Hydranassa tricolor, 697-699 Catbird, Gray, 18-27,320-330, 380-383,455-468 Pandion haliaetus, 201-221 Catharacta chilensis, 417-429 Parabuteo unicinctus, 370-371 C. maccormicki, 417•[29 Rynchops niger, 711-712 C. skua, 417-429 Sayornisphoebe, 367-369 Cathartes aura, 584 Brilliant, Empress, 48 Catharus fuscescens, 320-330 Brown, Charles R., Brown-headedcowbird court- C. guttatus, 362 ing a Purple Martin, 395 C. rainlinus, 320-330 Bruggers, Richard L., and William B. Jackson, C. ustulatus, 320-330 Morphologicaland behavioraldevelopment of Catoptrophorussemipalmatus , 743-758 the Manderin Duck, 608-612 Cerorhinca monocerata, 526-543 Brush-Finch, Black-headed, 48 Chaetura pelagica, 385 Bubo virginianus , 584 Chamberlin, Michael L., Relationshipsbetween Bubulcus ibis, 689-700 eggpigmentation and hatchingsequence in the Buckley, F. G., seeP. A. Buckley, and -- Herring Gull, 363-365 Buckley, P. A., and F. G. Buckley, Hexagonal Charadrius alexandrinus, 248-255 packing of Royal Tern nests, 36•[3 C. melodus, 743-758 Bugeranus carunculatus, 786-787 C. semipalmatus, 743-758 Bunting, Indigo, 320-330, 387, 455-468 C. vociferus, 149, 248-255,602-604 Lazuli, 172, 779 Chase, Julia, see Burger, Joanna, et al. Burger, Joanna,and Lynne M. Miller, Colonyand Chasiempissandwichensis, 646-651 nest site selection in White-faced and Glossy Chat, Yellow-breasted, 107-113,387 Ibises, 664-676 Chelictinia riocourii , 293-303 , Marshall A. Howe, D. Caldwell Hahan, and Chen caerulescens , 275-282 Julia Chase, Effects of tide cycleson habitat Chickadee, Black-capped, 156-157, 380-383, selectionand habitat partitioning by migrating 455-468 shorebirds, 743-758 Carolina, 387 Burton, P. J. K., Lower jaw action during prey Chilgren, John D., Body compositionof captive capture by pelicans, 785-786 White-crowned Sparrows during postnuptial Busarellusnigricollis , 293-303 molt, 677-688; and William A. de Graw, Some Busbee, Everette L., The effectsof dieldrin on the blood characteristicsof White-crowned Spar- behaviorof youngLoggerhead Shrikes, 28-35 rows during molt, 169-171 Bushtit, 598-599 Chloroceryle aenea, 242 Butastur indicus, 293-303 C. inda, 242 Buteojamaicensis, 293-303,586, 593-594 Chlorophonia, Chestnut-breasted,47 B. lineatus, 374-375, 585 Yellow-collared, 47 B. swainsoni, 65-71 Chlorophoniafiavirostris , 47 Buteogallus anthracinus, 293-303 C. pyrrhophys, 47 812 Index to Volume 94 [Auk, Vol. 94

Chlorospingusfiavovirens , 47-48 Cormorant, Brandt's, 526-543 Chlorura chlorura, 779-780 Olivaceous, 597 Chondestesgrammacus, 779 Corvus brachyrhynchos,380-383, 583-585, 782- Chondrohieraxurcinatus , 293-303 783 Christopher,Ernest A., seeMac Millen, Richard C. corax, 84, 777-778 E., etal. C. ossifragus,583-585 Ciccaba nigrolineata, 242 C. tropicus, 4DD Circaetus gallicus, 293-303 Costa Rica, 86-96, 365-367, 623-645 Circus cyaneus, 293-303, 374-375, 584 Cotinga nattererii, 242 Cistothorusplatensis, 359-362 Coturnix coturnix, 350-356, 736-742 Clangula hyemalis, 383-384 Cowbird, Brown-headed,18-27, 304-307, 386- Claravis pretiosa, 242 389, 395,455-468, 590-593 Clark, Richard J., Cooper'sHawk hunting in the Crandall, James,see Lyon, David L., et al. city, 142-143 Crane, MississippiSandhill, 4DD Cleptoparasitism, 728-735 Whooping, 4DD; Wattled, 786-787 Clutch size of, Bubulcusibis, 695 Crawford, Richard D., Polygynousbreeding of Buteo swainsoni, 69 Short-billedMarsh Wrens, 359-362 Calcarius lapponicus , 509-511 Creeper, Hawaii, 4DD Carduelis tristis , 304-307 Molokai, 4DD Casmerodiusalbus, 695 Crow, Common,380-383, 583-585, 782-783 Cistothorusplatensis , 360 Fish, 583-585 Egretta thula, 694-695 Cruden, Robert William, and Sharon Marie Eudocimus albus, 115-117, 120 Hermann-Parker,Defense of feedingsites by Florida caerulea, 695 Orioles and Hepatic Tanagers in Mexico, Hydranassa tricolor, 694 594-596 Podilymbuspodiceps , 371-373 Cuckoo, Yellow-billed, 455-468 Rynchopsniger, 711 Curlew, Bristle-thighed, 222-230 Coccyzusamericanus, 455-468 Eskimo, 158 Cody, Martin L., and Jared M. Diamond (eds.) Long-billed, 599-601 Ecologyand evolutionof communities(rev.), Custer, Thomas W. and Frank A. Pitelka, Demo- 792-794 graphic featuresof a Lapland Longspurpopu- Colapresauratus, 369-370, 380-383,455-468 lation near Barrow, Alaska, 505-525 Colinusvirginianus ridgwayi, 4DD Cyanerpescyaneus, 242 Collett,S. F. Sizesof snailseaten by SnailKites and C. lucidus, 242 Limpkinsin a CostaRican marsh,365-367 Cyanocittacristata, 380-383,455-468, 781-782 Collias,Elsie C., seeCollias, Nicholas E., and Cyanocorax affinis, 46 Collias, NicholasE., and Elsie C. Collias,Weaver- bird nestaggregation and evolutionof the com- Dacnis cayana, 242 pound nest, 50-64; (eds.), External construc- Damman, Doyle L., see Easterla, David A., and tion by animals(rev.), 400-401 Colombia, 44-49, 363 Damophila julie, 242 Colorado, 599-601 Dau, ChristianP., and Jack Paniyak, Hoopoe, a Columbainornata wetmorel, 4DD first record for North America, 601 C. livia, 142-143, 143-145, 152-155, 159-160 Davis, David E. (ed.), Behavior as an ecological Condor, California, 4DD, 8-9DD factor (rev.), 400-401 Conner, Richard N., The effect of tree hardnesson de Graw, William A., seeChilgren, John D., and woodpeckernest entrance orientation, 369-370 Conopiasparva, 242 Delacour, Jean, and Dean Amadon, obituary of Contopussordidulus, 46, 362, 779 Marcia Brady Tucker, 805-806 C. virens, 380-383 Dendrocincla homochroa,242 Conway, William, and Allegra Hamer, A 36-year Dendrocolaptescerthia, 242 laying record of a Wattled Crane at the New Dendrocopusborealis , 376-377 York Zoological Park, 786-787 D. pubescerts, 380-383 Cook, Robert E., First Pennsylvaniaphotographic D. villosus, 380-383 recordand other easternsightings of the Lazuli Dendroica coronata,362, 320-330, 779 Bunting, 172 D. discolor, 387, 393 Cooper, J., JackassPenquins sunning at sea, 586- D. kirtlandii, 4DD, 14DD 587 D. magnolia, 320-330 Coragypsatratus, 149, 392 D. pinus, 387 October1977] Indexto Volume94 813

D. petechia, 19-26, 779 Riparia riparia, 46 D. striata, 47,320-330 Seirus aurocapillus, 142 Derksen, Dirk V., A quantitativeanalysis of the Sicalis fiaveola, 48 incubation behavior of the Ad•lie Penguin, Sipia rosenbergi, 45 552-566 Spinus xanthogaster, 48 Devillets, Pierre, The skuasof the North American Tangara cabanisi, 605-606 Pacific Coast, 417-429 T. vitriolina, 47 Dickcissel, 387-591 Terenotriccus erythrurus, 46 Dickerman, Robert W., review by, 401-402 Terenura callinota, 48 Dimond, JohnB., seeKnupp, David M., and Thryothorusfasciatoventris , 46 Diomedea immutabilis, 172, 256-269, 270-274 Todirostrum nigriceps, 46 D. nigripes, 172, 256-269, 526-543 Touit dilectissima, 45 Diseasesand parasites, 212, 276-277 Turdus poliocephalus,772 recent literature on, 5A-7A, 5B-7B, 3C, 4D T. sen'anus, 48 Distribution and annotated lists, recent literature Urosticte benjamini, 48 on, 7A-10A, 7B-12B, 3C-5C, 5D Upupa epops, 601 Distribution of, Actiris macularia, 149 Distribution, spatial, 36-43, 283-292, 526-543, Amazilia franciae , 48 743-758 Arias americana, 790 Diving-Petrel, Common, 3 Atlaptes atricapillus, 48 Dove, Mourning, 158, 350-356, 455-468 Attila bolivians, 363 Ringed Turtle, 736-742 Bangsia rothschildi, 47 Rock, 142-143, 143-145, 152-155, 159-160 Calidris fuscicollis , 363 Dowitcher, 743-758 Catharacta maccormicki, 417-429 Dryocopuslineatus, 242 Charadrius vociferus, 149 D. pileatus, 369-370 Chlorophoniafiavirostris , 47 Dryotriorchisspectabilis , 293-303 C. pyrrhophys, 47 Duck, Laysan,4DD, 17DD Chlorospingusfiavovirens , 47-48 Mandarin, 608-612 Contopussordidulus, 46 Mexican, 4DD Cyanocorax affinis , 46 North American Ruddy, 140-142, 343-349 Dendroica striata, 47 Wood, 159 Empidonax virescens, 46 Duke, Gary E., Pelletegestion by a captiveChim- Entomodestescoracinus , 46 ney Swift (Chaeturapelagica), 385 Gallinago undulata, 357 Dumetella carolinensis, 18-27, 320-330, 380-383, Haplophaedia aureliae , 48 455-468 Heliodoxa imperatrix, 48 Dunkle, Sidney W., Swainson'sHawks on the Henicorhina leucoptera, 195-201 Laramie Plains, Wyoming, 65-71 Hirundapus caudacutus, 389 lctinia mississippiensis,168-169 Eagle, Bald, 140, 293-303,375, 4DD lrodophanes pulcherrima, 47 Golden, 789-790 Leistes militaris , 46-47 Madagascar Serpent, 302 Leucosticte australis , 384-385 Vulturine Fish, 293-303 Micromonacha lanceolata, 45 Easterla, David A., and Doyle L. Damman, Un- Myadestes ralloides, 48 usual food item of Franklin's Gull, 163 Odontorchilusbranickii , 46 Ebisu, Roy J., seeMac Millen, RichardE., et al. Otus ingens, 45 Eckhardt, RobertC., Effectsof a late springstorm Pachyramphusversicolor , 45 on a local Dusky Flycatcher population, 362 Panyptila cayennensis, 45 Ecology and populations, recent literature on, Passerina amoena, 172 10A-16A, 12B-16B, 5C-9C, 7D Pelecanus occidentalis, 588 Ecology, demography,86-96, 505-525 Pharomachrus antisJanus, 45 food partitioning, 365-367, 526-543, 726-735 Philydor rufus, 48 habitat partitioning, 283-292, 526-543, 664- Picumnus castelnau, 363 676, 689-700, 743-758 Pipra pipra, 45-46 population energetics,114-122, 358-359 Pipraeidea melanonota,47 seasonalvariation, 240-247 Platycichla leucops, 48 Ecology of, seabirds,526-543 Psarocoliuslatirostris, 363 shorebirds, 743-758 Pseudocolapteslawrencii, 45 tropical forest birds, 240-247, 283-292 Pterodroma inexpectata, 1-3 Ectoparasiteson, Pterodromainexpectata, 14 814 Indexto Volume94 [Auk, Vol. 94

Ecuador, 86-96 F. rusticolus, 442-447 Egg-laying, 19, 83, 370-371, 371-373, 590-593, Falcon, Peregrine, 4DD, 10--11DD 693-695, 786-787 Prairie, 371 Eggs, composition of, 350-356 Falls, J. Bruce, seeZach, Reto and -- Eggs, descriptionsand measurements,Anas platy- Ficken, Millicent S., Avian play, 573-582; and rhynchos, 350--356 Steve B. Witkin, Responsesof Black-capped Cistothorus paltensis, 359-362 Chickadee flocks to predators, 156-157 Coturnix coturnix, 350-356 Finch, Brown-capped Rosy, 384-385 Larus argentatus, 363-365 House, 646-651, 779 L. atticilia, 350-356 Saffron, 48 Molothrus ater, 590-593 Fitzpatrick, John W., John W. Terbough, and Pandion haliaetus , 203-206 David E. Willard, A new species of Wood- P odilymbus podiceps , 371-373 Wren from Peru, 195-201 Pterodroma inexpectata, 11 Fledging, successof, Buteo swainsoni,69-70 Sturnus vulgaris, 167-168, 350-356 Calcarius lappon•cus, 505-525 Turdus migratorius, 84 Carduel•s tristis, 304-307 Zenaida macroura, 350-356 C istothorus platensis , 359-362 Egret, Cattle, 689-700 H•rundo rustica, 596 Great, 171, 596-598, 689-700 Malothrus ater , 304-307 Snowy, 390-391, 597, 689-700 Pandion haliaetus, 203-207 Egretta thula, 390-391, 597,689-700 Rynchopsniger, 709-717 Eider, Common, 759-771 Turdus migratorius, 85 Eisenhauer,John H., and Paniyak, Jack, Parasitic Fleming, Sr., Robert L., Robert L. Fleming, Jr. and Jaegersprey on adult ptarmigan, 389-390 Lain Singh Bangdel, Birds of Nepal, with ref- Elanoides forficatus, 293-303,392 erenceto Kashmir and Sikkim (rev.), 617-618 Elanus leucurus, 293-303 Flicker, Common, 369-370, 380-383,455-468 Elepaio , 646-651 Florida, 689-700 Elliot, Richard D., Hanging behaviorin Common Florida caerulea, 689-700 Ravens, 777-778 Florisuga mellivora, 242 Elliott, Philip F., Adaptive significanceof cowbird Flycatcher, Ash-throated, 779 egg distribution, 590-593 Dusky, 362, 779 Emerald, Andean, 48 Great Crested 380-383,455-468 Emlen, John T., Estimation breeding seasonbird Piratic, 97-106 densitiesfrom transectcounts, 455-468 Ruddy-tailed, 46 Empidonax oberholseri,362, 779 Wied's Crested, 157-158 E. traillii, 362 Willow, 362 E. virescens, 46 Foliage-Gleaner, Buff-fronted, 48 Entomodestes coracinus, 46 Food and feeding habits of Accipiter cooperi, 142- Ervin, Stephen, Nest appropriation and mate re- 143 placement in the Bushtit, 598-599 Aquila chrysaetos, 789-790 Erwin, R. Michael, Black Skimmer breedingecol- Aramus guarauna, 365-367 ogy and behavior, 709-717 Arenaria interpres, 743-758 Erythotriorchis radiatus, 293-303 Buteo swainsoni, 70 Eucometispenicillata , 242 Calidris alba, 743-758 Eudocimus albus, 114-122, 164-167 C. canutus, 743-758 Eugensfulgens, 448-454 C. mauri, 743-758 Euphonia minuta, 242 C. pusilla, 743-758 Eurypyga helias, 242 Catoptrophorussemipalmatus , 743-758 Eutriorchis astur, 302 Cerorhinca monocerata, 526-543 Evans, David L., Uncommon natural injuries in Chaetura pelagica, 385 hawks, 585-586 Charadrius melodus, 743-758 Evolution and genetics,recent literature on, 16A- C. semipalmatus, 743-758 18A, 16B-17B, 9C, 9D Chen caerulescens,275-282 Evolution of, compoundnest, 50-64 Corvus brachyrhynchos, 782-783 intratropical migration, 97-106 Dendrocopusborealis, 376-377 occipital spot, 293-303 Diomedea nigripes, 526-543 Egretta thula, 390-391 F alco mexicanus, 371 Eudocimus alba, 117-121 F. peregrinus, 4DD, 10--11DD Fulmarus glacialus, 526-543 October1977] Index to Volume94 815

Gavia arctica, 526-543 Genoways, Hugh H., seeMcGaugh, M. Houston, H aematopu s palliatus , 743-758 and -- Hypocnemis spp., 284-289 George, William G., and Timothy Kimmel, A Lanius ludovicianus, 391-392 slaughterof mice by CommonCrows, 782-783 Larus californicus, 526-543 Geothlypis trichas, 320-330, 455-468 L. canus, 526-543 Geotrygon veraguensis, 242 L. glaucescens,526-543 Geranoaetus melanoleucus, 293-303 L. heermanni, 526-543 Geranospizacaerulescens , 293-303 L. philadelphia, 526-543 Gill, Jr., Robert, Unusual foraging by a Forktailed L. pipixcan, 163 Storm Petrel, 385-386 Legatus leucophaius,103-104 Gillett, William Humphrey, see Hayward, Jr., Limnodromus griseus, 743-758 James L., et al. Myrmotherula spp., 284-289 Gilpin, Michael E., Group selection in predator- Oceanodromafurcata , 385-386 prey communities (rev.), 177-178 Oxyura jamaicensis, 344-345 Gladstone,Douglas, Leapfrog feedingin the Great Pandion haliaetus, 146-149 Egret, 596-598 Pluvialis squatarola, 743-758 Gnatcatcher, Blue-gray, 387 Procnias tricarunculata, 626-629 Goertz, John W., Additional records of Brown- Ptychoramphusaleutica, 526-543 headedCowbird nest parasitismin Louisiana, Puffinus creatopus, 526-543 386-389 Rissa tridactyla, 526-543 Goldfinch, American, 304-307,455-468 Rostrhamussociabilis, 365-367 Goodman, I. J. and Martin W. Schein(eds.), Birds. Rynchops niger, 713-715 Brain and behavior (rev.), 400 S eiurus aurocapillus, 145-146 Goodwin, Gregory A., Golden Eagle predation on Setophagaruticilla, 373-374 pronghorn antelope, 789-790 Spizella pusilla, 308-316 Goose,Aleutian Canada, 4DD, 7DD Sterocorarius pomarinus, 526-543 Lesser Snow, 275-282 Synthliboramphus antiquum, 526-543 Gorton, Robert E., Jr., Territorial interactionsin Tringa fiavipes, 743-758 sympatric Song Sparrow and Bewick's Wren T. melanoleuca, 743-758 populations, 701-708 Uria aalge, 526-543 Goshawk, 156, 293-303, 585-586, 652-663 Vireofiavoviridis, 101-102 Grackle, Common, 455-468 Ford, Norman L., review by, 184-185 Graham, Jr., Frank, Gulls, a social history (rev.), Forsythe, Dennis M., review by, 797-798 185-186 Fossils, 787-789 Graul, Walter D., seeMcCallum, D. Archibald, et Foster, MercedesS., review by, 618 al. Frith, H. J. and J. H. Calaby (eds.)Proceedings of Graves, Gary R., seeO'Neill, John P., and- the 16th international ornithological congress Gray, Betty Jean, see Miller, Michael R., et al. (rev.), 615 Grebe, Pied-billed, 371-373 Frost, Herbert H., seeWhitmore, Robert C., et al. Green, Janet C., and Robert B. Janssen,Minnesota Fugle, G. N. and S. I. Rothstein,Clutch sizedeter- birds/where, when, and how many (rev.), mination,egg size, and eggshell thickness in the 184-185 pied-billed Grebe, 371-373 Gregg, Larry E., and JamesB. Hale, Woodchuck Fulmar, Northern, 526-543 nestinghabitat in northernWisconsin, 489-493 Fulmarus glacialis, 526-543 Grosbeak, Black-headed, 779 Rose-breasted,380-383,455-468 Growth and development of, Aix galericulata, Gallinago undulata, 357 608-612 Gallinula chloropus, 4DD Cistothorusplatensis , 361 Gallinule, Hawaiian, 4DD, 17DD Coturnix coturnix, 736-742 Gamboa, George J., Predation on Rufous Hum- Eudocimus albus, 164-167 mingbird by Wied's Crested Flycatcher, 157- Rynchops niger, 712-713 158 Spizellapusilla , 316-317 Gampsonyxswainsonii , 293-303 Streptopelia risoria, 736-742 Garrulax canorus, 646-651 Grubb, Jr., Thomas C., Weather-dependentforag- Gauthreaux, Jr., Sidney A., review by, 798-799 ing in Ospreys, 146-149; and William M. Gayla arctica, 526-543 Shields, Bald Eagle interferes with an active General biology, recent literature on, 18A-25A, Osprey nest, 140 17B-21B, 9C-11C, 10D Grus americana, 4DD 816 Index to Volume 94 [Auk, Vol. 94

G. canadensis, 4DD Molothrus ater, 388 Guatemala, 168-169, 773-775 Pterodroma inexpectata, 13 Gull, Bonaparte's,526-543 Rynchopsniger, 711-712 California, 526-543 Turdus migratorius, 84 Franklin's, 163 Haverschmidt, F., Roostinghabits of the Swallow- Glaucous-winged, 375, 526-543 tailed Kite, 392; Allopreeningin the Black Vul- Heerman's, 526-543 ture, 392 Herring, 363-365, 583-585, 726-735 Hawaii, 646-651 Laughing, 350-356, 583-585 Hawk, Cooper's,142-143, 293-303 Lesser Black-backed, 726-735 Harris', 370-371, 587-588 Mew, 526-543 Marsh, 584 Ring-billed, 469-478 Red-shouldered,374-375, 585 Western, 526-543 Red-tailed, 293-303, 586, 593-594 Gymnogypscalifornianus, 4DD, 8DD Sharp-shinned,156-157, 586 Gymnorhinus cyanocephalus , 494-504 Swainson's, 65-71 Gypaetus barbatus, 293-303 Hawk-eagle, Ornate, 293-303 Gypohieraxangolensis, 293-303 Hay, John, Spirit of survival, and natural and per- Gypsfulvus, 293-303 sonal history of terns (rev.), 185-186 Gyrfalcon, 442-447 Hayward, Jr., James L., William Humphrey Gil- lett, Charles J. Amlaner, Jr., and John F. Habia fuscicauda, 242 Stout, Predation on gulls by Bald Eagles in Haematopus palliatus, 743-758 Washington, 375 Haffer, J., Avian speciation in tropical South Heliodoxa imperatrix, 48 America (rev.), 178-180; Avifauna of north- Heliothrix barroti, 242 westernColombia, SouthAmerica (rev.), 178- Hemignathuslucidus affinis , 4DD 180 H. l. hanapepe,4DD Hafner, JohnC., and Mark S. Hafner, The occipital H. procerus, 331-342, 4DD spot in the Accipitridae (Falconiformes),293- H. wilsoni, 331-342, 4DD 303 Hendricks,David Paul, Brown-cappedRosy Finch Hafner, Mark S., seeHafner, John C., and- nesting in New Mexico, 384-385 Hahn, D. Caldwell, seeBurger, Joanna, et al. Henicopernis longicauda, 293-303 Haines,Howard, seePurdue, James R., and- Henicorhina leucophyrs, 198-201 Hale, JamesB., seeGregg, Larry E., and- H. !eucoptera sp. nov., 195-201 Haliaeetusleucocephalus, 140, 293-303,375, 4DD Hermann-Parker, Sharon Marie, see Cruden, Haliastur indus, 293-303 Robert William and -- Hamer, Allegra, seeConway, William and- Heron, Green, 390 Hamerstrom, Frances, Birds of prey of Wisconsin Little Blue, 689-700 (rev.), 186 Louisiana, 689-700 Hamirostra melanosternon,293-303 Heteroscelus brevipes, 604 Haplophaedia aureliae, 48 H. incanus, 222-230 Hardy, John William, reviewsby, 185,403-404 Heterospiziasmeridionalis, 293-303 Harlow, Richard F., and Michael R. Lennartz, Hieraaetus morphnoides, 293-303 Foods of nestlingRed-cockaded Woodpeckers Hilty, Steven L., Chlorospingusfiavovirens redis- in coastalSouth Carolina, 376-377 covered, with noteson other Pacific Columbian Harpagus bidentatus, 242, 293-303 and Cauca Valley birds, 44-49; and Simon, Harpia harpyja, 293-303 David, The Azure-rumped Tanager in Mexico Harpyopsis novaeguinae, 293-303 with comparative remarks on the Gray-and- Harrier, 374-375 gold Tanager, 605-606 Harris, Michael, A field guide to the birds of the Himantopus mexicanus,4DD, 17DD Galapagos (rev.), 181-183 Himatione sanguinea,331-342 Harrison, JamesM., Bird taxidermy (rev.), 804 Hirundapus caudacutus, 389 Hatching, successof, Bubulcus ibis, 696-699 Hitundo rustica, 149-150, 596, 779-780 Bugeranuscarunculatus, 786-787 Honey creeper, Golden-collared,47 Carduelis tristis, 304-307 Crested, 4DD Casmerodiusalbus, 696-699 HiShn, E. Otto, and Clair E. Braun, Seasonal Cistothorusplatensis , 360 thyroid gland histophysiologyand weight in Egretta thula, 696-699 White-tailed Ptarmigan, 544-551 Florida caerulea, 696-699 Hoopoe, 601 Hydranassa tricolor, 696-699 Howe, Marshall A., see Burger, Joanna, et al. October1977] Indexto Volume94 817

Hummingbird, Black-chinned, 448-454 Junco caneceps, 362, 779 Blue-throated, 448-454 J. hyemalis, 320-330 Broad-tailed, 393-395 Junco, Dark-eyed, 320-330 Rivoli's, 448-454 Gray-headed, 362, 779 Rufous, 157-158 Hydranassa tricolor, 689-700 Kale, II, Herbert W., editor of RecentLiterature, 1A-28A, 1B-27B, 1C-16C; seeMaxwell, II, Hylocichla mustelina, 380-383, 455-468 George R., and -- Hylophilus ochraceiceps,242 Kansas, 86-96, 787-789 Hypocnemiscantator, 283-292 Karr, JamesR., 240-247; review by, 402-403 Keeley, Bruce R., seeWarham, John et al. Ibis, American White, 114-122, 164-167 Keeton,W. T., seeSchmidt-Koenig, K., and- Glossy, 664-676 Kennington,John, see Zipko, StephenJ., and- White-faced, 664-676 Ketterson,Ellen D., Male PrairieWarbler dies dur- Icteria virens, 107-113,387 ing courtship, 393 Icterus cucullatus, 594-596 Kilham, Lawrence,Early breedingseason behavior I. galbula, 455-468, 594-596 of Red-headed Woodpeckers, 231-239; Al- I. spurius, 387 truism in nesting Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, Ictinia mississippiensis,168-169, 293-303 613-614; Nesting behavior of Pale-billed Imhof, ThomasA., The Greater Shearwaterin the Woodpeckers in Guatemala, 773-774; Pale- northern Gulf of Mexico, 163-164 billed Woodpeckersrobbed of nesthole by Col- Incubation and incubation period of, Bubulcusibis, 696 lared Ara•aris, 774-775 Killdeer, 149, 248-255, 602-604 Casmerodiusalbus, 696 Kinimel, Timothy, see George, William G., and Egretta thula, 696 Florida caerulea, 696 King, Ben, reviews by, 617-618, 801 Hydranassa tricolor, 696 Kite, Everglade 4DD, 5-10DD Pterodroma inexpectata, 11-13 Mississippi, 168-169 Pygoscelisadeliae, 552-566 Snail, 365-367 Rynchops niger, 711 Swallow-tailed, 392 Turdus migratorius, 607-608 Kittiwake, Black-legged, 526-543 Injuries to, Accipiter gentilis, 585-586 Klais guimeti, 242 A. striatus, 586 Kligerman, Jack (ed.), The birds of John Bur- Buteo jamaicensis, 586 roughs, keeping a sharp lookout (rev.), 186 Iridophanes pulcherrima, 47 Knot, 743-758 Iridoprocne bicolor, 779-780 Knupp, David M., Ray B. Owen, Jr., and JohnB. Inouye, David W., seeWaser, NickolasM., and Dimond, Reproductive biology of American Robins in northern Maine, 80-85 Iversen, Eve, An unrecordedspecimen of Eskimo Kroodsma,Donald E., and Linda D. Parker, Vocal Curlew from New Jersey, 158 virtuosity in the Brown Thrasher, 783-785 Kull, Jr., Robert C., Color selectionof nestingma- Jacamerops aurea, 242 terial by Killdeer, 602-604 Jackson, Jerome A., Red-cockadedWoodpecker Kuroda, Nagamichi, Parrots of the world in life and pine red heart disease, 160-163 colours (rev.), 615-616 Jackson,William B., seeBruggers, Richard L., and Kushlan, James A., Population energetics of the American White Ibis, 114-122; Differential Jaeger, Long-tailed, 443-445 growth of body parts in the White Ibis, 164- Parasitic, 389-390 167 Pomarine, 526-543 Jay, Black-chested,46 Lack, David, Evolution illustrated by waterfowl Blue, 380-383, 455-468, 781-782 (rev.), 618-619; Island biologyillustrated by Pition, 494-504 the land birds of Jamaica (rev.), 794-797 Johnsgard,Paul A., Waterfowl of North America Lagopus lagopus, 443-445,612-613 (rev.), 173-177 L. leucurus, 544-551 Johnson,Oscar W., Plumageand molt in shorebirds L. mutus, 443-445 summering at Enewetak Atoll, 222-230 Lampornis clemenciae, 448-454 Johnson,R. R., E. L. Smith, and D. S. Tomko, Laniocera rufescens,242 First ovenbird specimensfrom Arizona, 142 Lanius excubitor, 156-157 Joyner,David E., Behaviorof RuddyDuck broods L. ludovicianus, 28-35, 391-392 in Utah, 343-349 Larus argentatus, 363-365, 583-585, 726-735 818 Index to Volume94 [Auk, Vol. 94

L. atricilla, 350-356, 583-585 consumption,evaporative water loss,and body L. californicus, 526-543 temperature in the Sooty Tern, 72-79 L. canus, 526-543 Machaerhamphusalcinus , 293-303 L. delawarensis, 469-478 MacRoberts, Michael H., and Barbara R. Mac- L. fuscus, 726-735 Roberts, Social organization and behavior of L. glaucescens,375, 526-543 the Acorn Woodpecker in Central coastal L. heermanni, 526-543 California (rev.), 616-617 L. occidentalis, 526-543 Mader, William J., Harris' Hawks lay three L. philadelphia, 526-543 clutchesof eggsin oneyear, 370-371; Chemical L. pipixcan, 163 residuesin Arizona Harris' Hawk eggs,587- Laughing-thrush, Melodius, 646-651 588 LeCroy, Mary, reviews by, 185-186 Maine, 80-85, 790 LeFebvre, EugeneA., Courtshipdisplay and inter- Mallard, 350-356 specificisolation between Laysan and Black- Manacus vitellinus, 242 footed Albatrosses, 172; Laysan Albatross Managementand conservation,recent literature on, breeding behavior, 270-274 25A-26A, 2lB, 11C-12C, 12D Legatus leucophaius, 97-106, 242 Manakin, White-crowned,45-46 Leiothrix lutea, 646-651 Marler, PeterR., recipientof Elliott CouesAward, Leiothrix, Red-billed, 646-651 139 Leistes militaris, 46-47 Marshail Islands, 222-230 Lemke, Thomas O., Copulation observed in Marshail, Joe T., Audiospectrogramswith pitch Maroon-tailedParakeets in Meta, Colombia, scale:a universal "language"for representing 773 bird songsgraphically, 150-152 Lennartz,Michael R., seeHarlow, RichardF., and Martin, Larry D., and Orville Bonner, An imma- ture specimenof Baptornis advenus from the Leptodoncayanensis , 293-303 Cretaceousof Kansas, 787-789 Leptotila cassinii, 242 Martin, Purple, 395 Leucopternisalbicollis, 242, 293-303 Maxwell, II, GeorgeR., and Herbert W. Kale II, L. semiplumbea, 242 Breeding biology of five speciesof heronsin Leucosticte australis, 384-385 coastalFlorida, 689-700 Lewis, Harrison Flint, obituary of, 405 Mayfield, Harold F., review by, 799-801 Limnodromus griseus, 743-758 Mayr, Ernst, Evolution and the diversity of life. Limnothlypis swainsonii, 387 Selectedessays (rev.), 404 Limpkin, 365-367 McCallum, D. Archibald, Waiter D. Graul, and Line, Les, and Franklin Russell,The AudubonSo- Ronald Zaccagnini,The breedingstatus of the cietybook of wild birds(rev.), 185 Long-billed Curlew in Colorado, 599-601 Lonchurapunctulata, 646-651 McGaugh, M. Houston, and Hugh H. Genoways, Longevity, 393-395, 516 Statelaws asthey pertain to scientificcollecting Longspur, Lapland, 505-525 permits (rev.), 185 Loon, Arctic, 526-543 McKone, Mark, seeLyon, David L., et ai. Lophoictinia isura, 293-303 McLandress,Robert M., seeMiller, Michael R., et Lophaetus occipitalis, 293-303 ai. Louisiana, 386-389 McNabb, F. M. Anne, and Roger A. McNabb, Lowther, Peter E., Bilateral size dimorphism in Thyroid developmentin precociaiand aitriciai House Sparrow gynandromorphs,377-380 arian embryos, 736-742 Loxops coccinea coccinea, 4DD McNabb, RogerA., seeMcNabb, F. M. Anne, and L. c. ochracea,4DD L. maculata, 331-342 Meadowlark, Eastern, 387, 591-593 L. m. maria, 4DD Measurements,see weights and measurements L. m. montana, 4DD Megatriorchis doriae, 293-303 L. virens, 331-342, 646-651 Melamprosopsphaeosoma, 4DD Lurocalis semitorquatus , 242 M elanerpescarolinus , 455-468 Lyon, David L., James Crandall, and Mark M. erythrocephalus,231-239 McKone, A test of the adaptivenessof interspe- Meleagrisgallopavo , 159 cific territoriality in the Blue-throated Hum- Melierax metabates,293-303 mingbird, 448-454 Melospizalincolnii, 320-330, 362 M. melodia, 19-21, 152-155,455-468, 701-708 MacMillen, Richard E., G. Causey Whittow, Er- Melville, David, Gray-rumped Tattlers catching nestA. Christopher,and RoyJ. Ebisu, Oxygen fish, 604 October 1977] Index to Volume 94 819

Memoriam (see also Obituary), Nice, Margaret Molts and plumages,Arenaria interpres, 222-230 Morse, 431-441 Catharacta maccormicki,420-426 Mexico, 588, 594-596, 605-606 Henicorhina leucoptera, 195-197 Micrastur mirandollei, 242 Heteroscelusincanus , 222-230 M. ruficollis, 242 Numenius phaeopus, 222-230 M. semitorquatus,242 N. tahitiensis, 222-230 Micromanacha lanceolata, 45 Pluvialis dominica, 222-230 Middleton, A. L. A., Effect of Cowbird parasitism Zenaida macroura, 158 on American Goldfinch nesting,304-307 Zonotrichia leucophrys, 169-171, 677-688 Migration and orientation, recent literature on, Monklet, Lanceolated, 45 21B-23B, 12C-13C, 13D Montevecchi,William A., Predationin a saltmarsh Migration and orientation of Accipiter gentills, Laughing Gull colony, 583-585 652-663 Morejohn, G. Victor, see Baltz, D. M. and- Catharacta maccormicki, 427-428 Morphnus guianensis, 293-303 Catharusfuscescens, 320-330 Morrison, Michael L., seeBalda, RussellP., et al. C. minimus, 320-330 Mortality in, Dendroica discolor, 393 C. ustulatus, 320-330 Empidonax oberholseri,362-363 Dendroica coronata,320-330 spring migrants, 778-781 D. magnolia, 320-330 Morton, Eugene S., Intratropical migration in the D. striata, 320-330 Yellow-green Vireo and Piratic Flycatcher, Dumetella carolinensis, 320-330 97-106; review by, 183-184 following offshoredrift, 320-330 Mosher,James A., seeWhitmore, RobertC., et al. Geothlypis trichas, 320-330 Mueller, Helmut C., DanielD. Berger,and George Hirundo rustica, 149-150 Allez, The periodic invasionsof Goshawks, Junto hyemalis,320--330 652-663 Legatus leucophaius, 97-106 Munia, Spotted, 646-651 Melospizalincolnii, 320-330 Munro, J., and J. B•dard, Cr•che formationin the Mniotilta varia, 320-330 Common Eider, 759-771 nocturnal passetines,479-488 Murre, Common, 526-543 Passerina cyanea, 320-330 Milllet, P., The dispersalcenters of terrestrialver- Seiurus aurocapillus, 320-330 tebratesin the neotropicalrealm (rev.), 178- S. noveboracensis,320-330 180 Setophagaruticilla, 320-330 Myadestes ralloides, 48 Vireo fiavoviridis , 97-106 Myers, GeraldR., and David W. Waller, Helpersat V. gilvus, 320-330 the nestin Barn Swallows,596 V. griseus, 320-330 Myiarchus crinitus, 380-383,455-468, 779 V. olivaceus, 320--330 Myiopagis caniceps,242 V. philadelphicus, 320-330 Myrmeciza exaul, 242 V. solitarius, 320-330 Myrmotherula axillaris , 283-292 Wilsonia pusilla, 320-330 M. brachyura, 242, 283-292 Zonotrichia albicollis, 320-330 M. erythrura, 283-292 Z. leucophrys, 320-330 M. hauxwelli, 283-292 Miller, David B., Two-voice phenomenonin birds: M. menetriesii, 283-292 further evidence, 567-572 M. ornata, 283-292 Miller, Lynne M., seeBurger Joanna, and- Miller, Michael R., Robert M. McLandress, and Betty Jean Gray, The display flight of the North American Ruddy Duck, 140-142 Necrosyrtes monathus, 293-303 Milvus migrans, 293-303 Nene, 4DD, 17DD Mionectesolivaceus, 242 Neochelidontibialis , 242 Mirhosseyni, A. Adhami, see Scott, D. A., et al. Nest and nest site of, Aix sponsa,159 Miscellaneous,recent literature, 26A-27A, 23B, Alauda arvensis, 646-651 13D Bubulcus ibis, 689-700 Mississippi, 160--163 Buteo swainsoni, 66-67 Mitrospinguscassinii, 242 Butorides striatus, 390 Mniotilta varia, 320--330,380--383 Cardinaliscardinalis , 646-651 Moho braccatus, 4DD Carpodacusmexicanus, 646-651 Molothrus ater, 18-27, 304-307, 386-389, 395, Casmerodiusalbus , 689-700 455-468, 590--593, 15DD Charadriusvociferus , 602-604 820 Index to Volume94 [Auk, Vol. 94

Chasiempissandwichensis, 646-651 Opornisformosa, 387 Colapresauratus, 369-370 O. tolmiei, 779 Columba livia, 159-160 Orians, Gordon H., recipientof BrewsterAward, Dryocopuspileatus , 369-370 138 Egretta thula, 689-700 Orientation by, Columba livia, 143-145 F alco mexicanus, 371 nocturnal migrants, 320-330 Florida caerulea, 689-700 Oriole, Hooded, 594-596 Garrulax canorus, 646-651 Northern, 455-468, 594-596 ttydranassatricolor, 689-700 Orchard, 387 Leiothrix lutea, 646-651 Oroaetus isidor, 293-303 Lonchurapunctulata, 646-651 Oropendola, Band-tailed, 363 Loxopsvirens , 646-651 Osprey, 140, 146-149, 202-221 Pandion haliaetus, 203-209 Otus guaternalae,242 Philetarius socius, 50-63 O. ingens, 45 Philohela minor, 489493 O'u, 4DD Picoides borealis, 160-163 Ovenbird, 142, 145-146, 320-330, 380-383 P. pubescens,369-370 Owen, Ray B., seeKnupp, David M., et al. P. villosus, 369-370 Owl, Barn, 584 Plegadischihi, 664-676 Great Horned, 584 P. falcinellus, 664-676 Rufescent Screech,45 Plocepassermahali , 50-63 Saw-whet, 156-157 Pseudonigritaarnaudi, 50-63 Short-eared, 584 Psittirostra bailleui , 646-651 Owlet, Long-whiskered,409416 Pterodroma inexpectata, 3-4 Oxyura jamaicensis, 140-142, 343-349 Sayornisphoebe, 367-369 Oystercatcher,743-758 Sterna maxima, 3643 Turdus migratorius, 81 Pachyptila turtur, 4 Zosteropsjaponica, 646-651 Pachyramphusversicolor , 45 Nest parasitism,18-27, 304-307, 386-389, 590- Pacific, 417429, 526-543, 772-773 593 Paleontology,see Fossils New Jersey, 158 Palila, 646-651, 4DD, 18DD New Mexico, 384-385 Palmer,Ralph S. (ed.), Handbookof North Ameri- New species, 195-201, 409416 can birds, Vol. 2 and 3 (rev.), 172-177 subspecies,772-773 Palmeria dolei , 331-342, 4DD New Zealand, 1-17 Panama, 240-247 •Nice, Margaret Morse, Memorial, 430441 Pandion haliaetus, 140, 146-149, 201-221 Noakes,David L. G., seeArmstrong, Edward R., Paniyak, Jack, seeDau, Christian P., and ; see and -- Eisenhauer,John H., and -- Numenius americanus, 599-601 Panyptila cayennensis,45 N. borealis, 158 Papua-New Guinea, 772-773 N. phaeopus,222-230, 443 Parabuteounicinctus, 293-303,370-371,587-588 N. tahitiensis, 222-230 Parakeet, Maroon-tailed, 773 Nuthatch, Red-breasted, 455-468 Parasites, seeDiseases and ; seealso Ectopara- White-breasted, 380-383,455-468 sites Nyctibius grandis, 242 Parasitism, see Nest Parasitism Parker, H., seeAllen, H. M. and -- Obituary(see also Memoriam), Archbold, Richard, Parker, JamesW., Secondrecord of the Mississippi 186-187 Kite in Guatemala, 168-169 Lewis, Harrison Flint, 405 Parker, Linda D., see Kroodsma, Donald E., and Tucker, Marcia Brady, 805-806 Oceanodromafurcata, 385-386 Parrot, Puerto Rican, 4DD Odontophorusgujanensis , 242 Parrotbill, Maui, 4DD Odontorchilus branickii , 46 Parrotlet, Red-winged, 45 Oldsquaw, 383-384 Parus atricapillus, 156-157,380-383, 455468 O'Neill, JohnP., andGary R. Graves,A newgenus P. bicolor, 380-383 and speciesof owl (Aves:Strigidae) from Peru, P. carolinensis, 387 409-416 Passer domesticus, 358-359, 377-380 Ontario, 18-27, 158-159 Passerculussandwichensis , 362 O'o, Kauai, 4DD Passerinaamoena, 172, 779 October1977] Index to Volume94 82 1

P. cyanea, 320-330, 387, 455-468 Piranga fiava, 594-596 Paterson, Jr., Robert L., An unusual Rock Dove P. ludoviciana, 779 nest, 159-160 P. olivacea, 380-383 Pattee, Oliver H., and Samuel L. Beason, Rio Pitcher, Edward J., Nest site selectionfor Prairie Grande turkey hens with leg spurs, 159 Falcons, 371 Pearson,David L., Ecologicalrelationships of small Pitelka, Frank A., see Custer, Thomas W., and antbirds in Amazonian bird communities, 283-292 Pithecophagajefferyi, 293-303 Pearson, Ronald, The avian brain (rev.), 400 Pittasoma michleri, 242 Pelecanoidesurinotrix, 3 Platycichla leucops, 48 Pelecanusoccidentalis, 588, 785-786, 4DD, 6DD Plegadis chihi, 664-676 Pelican, Brown, 588, 785-786, 4DD, 6-7DD P. falclnellus, 664-676 Penguin, Ad61ie,552-566 Plocepassermahali, 50-63 Jackass, 586-587 Plover, American Golden, 222-230, 443-445 Pennsylvania, 142-143, 172 Black-bellied, 743-758 Peruis celebensis,293-303 Piping, 743-758 Perrins, Christopher, Birds/Their life, their ways, Semipalmated, 743-758 their world (rev.), 403-404 Snowy, 248-255 Peru, 195-201,409-416 Plumages, see molts and -- Pesticidesand pollution, recentliterature on, 23B- Pluvialis dominica, 222-230, 443-445 25B, 13C-14C, 14D P. squatarola, 743-758 Pesticides,see Toxic Chemicals Podilymbus podiceps, 371-373 Petrel, Mottled, 1-17 P olemaetusbellicosus , 293-303 Petrochelidonpyrrhonota, 718-725, 779 Polioptila caerulea, 387 Pewee, Eastern Wood, 380-383 Polyboroides typicus, 293-303 Western Wood, 46, 362, 779 Polygamy in Cistothorusplatensis, 359-362 P haenostictus mcleannani, 242 Po'o Uli, 4DD Phalacrocoraxolivaceus , 597 Prairie Chicken, Artwater's, 3DD, 4DD P. penicillatus, 526-543 Predation by, Accipiter cooperi, 142-143 PharomachrusantisJanus , 45 Aquila chrysaetos, 789-790 Phaeornis obscurusmyadestina 4DD Asio fiammeus, 584 P. o. rutha 4DD Bubo virginianus , 584 P. palmeri, 4DD Casmerodius albus, 171 P heucticusludovicianus , 380-383,455-468 Cathartes aura, 584 P. melanocephalus,779 Circus cyaneus, 584 Philetarius socius, 50-63 Corvus brachyrhynchos,583-585, 782-783 Philohela minor, 489-493 C. ossifragus,583-585 Philydor rufus, 48 Haliaeetus leucocephalus, 375 Phloecasteshaematogaster, 242 Heteroscelus brevipes, 604 P. melanoleucos,242 Larus argentatus, 583-585 Phoebe, Eastern, 367-369 L. pipixcan, 163 Physiology, energetics, 114-122, 358-359, 595, Myiarchus tyrannulus, 157-158 677-688, 718-725 Stercorarius parasiticus, 389-390 hematocrit, 169-171 Tyro alba, 584 hormones, 544-551, 736-742 Predation on, Calcarius lapponicus, 511-512, osmoregulation,248-255 522-523 recent literature on, 25B-26B, 14C, 15D Calidris minutilla , 171 thermoregulation, 58, 72-79, 502-504 Columba livia, 142-143 Picoides borealis, 160-163, 4DD Lagopus lagopus, 389-390 P. pubescens, 455-468 Larus atricilla, 583-585 Piculet, Plain-breasted,363 L. glaucescens,375 Picumnus castelnau, 363 Pandion haliaetus, 213 Pigeon, Puerto Rican Plain, 4DD Parus atricapillus, 156-157 Pionus menstruus,242 Selasphorusrufus, 157-158 Pipilo erythrophthalmus,380-383, 455-468, 779- Turdus migratorius, 84 780 Prions, Fairy, 4 Pipit, Water, 362 Procnias tricarunculata, 623-645 Pipra pipra, 45-46 Progne subis, 395 Pipraeidea melanonota,47 Protonotaria citrea, 387 822 Index to Volume94 [Auk, Vol. 94

Psaltriparus minimus , 598-599 Thrush, Turdus poliocephalus,from New Ire- Psarocolius latirostris , 363 land, 772-773 Pseudocolopteslawrencii, 45 Rissa tridactyla, 526-543 Pseudonestorxanthophrys , 4DD Robin, American, 80-85,362,387,455-468, 607- Pseudonigrita arnaudi, 50-63 608 Psittirostra bailleui , 646-651, 4DD Rogers, David T., Jr., Impoundment of the Tom- P. cantans, 331-342 bigbee River and bird distribution, 149 P. psittacea, 331-342, 4DD Rostrhamussociabilis, 293-303, 365-367, 4DD, Ptarmigan, Rock, 443-445 9-10DD White-tailed, 544-551 Rothstein, S. I., seeFugle, G. N., and- Willow, 443-445,612-613 Russell, Franklin, seeLine, Les, and- Pterodroma inexpectata, 1-17 R ynchops niger, 709-717 Pteroglossustorquatus, 242 Ptychoramphus aleutica, 526-543 Sanderling, 743-758 Puffinus creatopus, 526-543 Sandilands, Allan P., Green Heron nesting in a P. gravis, 163-164 Wood Duck box, 390 P. griseus, 3-4, 526-543 Sandpiper, Common, 604 P. tenuirostris, 4, 526-543 Least, 171 Puffieg, Greenish, 48 Semipalmated, 248-255, 743-758 Pulich, Warren M., The Golden-cheekedWarbler Spotted, 149 (rev.), 799-801 Western, 743-758 Purdue,James R., and Howard Haines, Salt water White-rumped, 363 tolerance and water turnover in the Snowy Sapsucker, Yellow-bellied, 613-614 Plover, 248-255 Sarcoramphuspapa, 242 Pygoscelisadeliae, 552-566 Sayornis phoebe, 367-369 Pyrrhura melanura, 773 Schmidt-Koenig,K., and W. T. Keeton, Sun com- passutilization by pigeonswearing frosted con- tact lenses, 143-145 Quail, Coturnix, 350-356, 736-742 Schwartz, Paul, Some clarifications about Ram- Quetzal, crested,45 phastos "aurantiirostris," 775-777 Quiscalusquiscula, 455-468 Sclerurus mexicanus, 242 Scott, D. A., H. M. Hamadani, and A. Adhami Raikow, Robert J., Pectoralappendage myology of Mirhosseyni (eds.), The birds of Iran (rev.), the Hawaiian Honeycreepers(Drepanididae), 180-181 331-342 Scott, D. M., Cowbird parasitismon the Gray Cat- Rail, Clapper, 4DD, 11-12DD bird at London, Ontario, 18-27 Rallus longirostris, 4DD, 11-12DD Seiurus aurocapillus, 142, 145-146, 320-330; Ramphastos tucanus, 775-777 380-383 Ramphocaenusrufiventer , 242 S. noveboracensis,320-330 Rand, A. L., obituary of Richard Archbold, 186- Selasphorusplatycercus, 393-395 187 S. rufus, 157-158 Raven, Common, 84, 777-778 Selenidera spectabilis, 242 Redstart, American, 320-330, 373-374, 380-383 Setophagaruticilla, 320-330, 373-374, 380-383 Reese,Jan G., Reproductivesuccess of ospreysin Shearwater, Greater, 163-164 central Chesapeake Bay, 201-221 Pink-footed, 526-543 Reinsen,Jr., J. V., Five bird speciesnew to Colom- Short-tailed, 4, 526-543 bia, 363 Sooty, 3-4, 10, 526-543 Repenning, Robert, Great Egret preys on Shields,William M., The effectof time of day on sandpiper, 171 arian censusresults, 380-383; see Grubb, Rhytipterna holerythra, 242 Thomas C., and- Ricklefs,Robert E., Variationin sizeand quality of Short, Lester L., reviews by, 615-617 the Starling egg, 167-168; Compositionof eggs Shrike, Loggerhead,28-35,391-392 of severalbird species,350-356; reviewsby, Northern, 156 619-621, 794-797; and George Bloom, Com- Sialia sialis, 387 ponentsof arian breedingproductivity, 86-96 Sicalisfiaveola, 48 Ridgely,Robert S., A guideto the birdsof Panama Simon, David, seeHilty, StevenL., and- (rev.), 183-184 Sipia rosenbergi, 45 Riparia riparia, 46, 779 Sirystessibilator, 242 Ripley, S. Dillon, A new subspeciesof Island Siskin, Yellow-bellied, 48 October 1977] Index to Volume 94 823

Sitta canadensis, 455-468 Spizastur melanoleucus, 293-303 S. carolinensis, 380-383,455-468 Spizella breweri, 362 Skimmer, Black, 709-717 S. passerina, 362, 779 Skua, Brown, 417-429 S. pusilla, 308-319, 455-468 Chilean, 417-429 Starling, 167-168, 350-356, 455-468 Falkland, 417-429 Steffen, James F., Cannibalism in adult nesting Great, 417-429 Red-tailed Hawks, 593-594 South Polar, 417-429 Stephanoaetuscoronatus, 293-303 Tristan, 417-429 Stercorarius longicaudus , 443-445 Skutch, AlexanderF., Parent birds and their young S. parasiticus, 389-390 (rev.), 619-621 S. pomarinus, 526-543 Skylark, 646-651 Sterna albifrons, 4DD, 12DD Slobodchikoff, C. N. (ed.), Concepts of species S. fuscata, 72-79 (rev.), 801-803 S. hitundo, 390-391 Slud, Paul, Geographicand climatic relationshipsof S. maxima, 36-43 avifaunas with special reference to compara- Stilt, Hawaiian, 4DD, 17DD tive distribution in the neotropics (rev.), 402- Stobo, W. T., and I. A. McLaren, The Ipswich 403 Sparrow (rev.), 401 Smith, DouglasG., The role of the sternotrachealis Stoddart, L. Charles, seeBalph, Martha Hatch, et musclesin bird song production, 152-155 al. Smith, E. L., seeJohnson, R. R., et al. Storm Petrel, Fork-tailed, 385-386 Snipe, Giant, 357 Stout, John F., seeHayward, Jr., JamesL., et al. Snow, Barbara K., Territorial behavior and court- Streptopeliarisoria, 736-742 ship of the male Three-waffled Bellbird, 623- Sturnella magna, 387, 591-593 645 Sturnus vulgaris, 167-168,350-356, 455-468 Snow, David W., The web of adaptation, bird Surveys and censuses, techniques of, 380-383, studies in the American tropics (rev.), 618 455-468, 606-607 Solitaire, Andean, 48 Sutton, George Miksch, Portraits of Mexican birds, Black, 46 fifty selectedpaintings (rev.), 401-402 Somateria mollisima, 759-771 Swallow, Bank, 46, 779 Song, see vocalizations Barn, 149-150, 596, 779-780 Southern, William E., Colony selectionand colony Cliff, 718-725 site tenacity in Ring-billed Gulls at a stable Tree, 779 colony, 469-478 Violet-green, 779 Sparling, Jr., Donald W., Sounds of Laysan and Swift, Asian Needle-tailed, 389 Black-footed Albatrosses, 256-269 Chimney, 385 Sparrow, Brewer's,362 Lesser Swallow-tailed, 45 Cape Sable Seaside, 16DD Chipping, 362, 779 Dusky Seaside, 4DD, 15DD Field, 308-319,455-468 Tachycineta thalassina, 779 Grasshopper, 591 Tachyphonus luctuosus , 242 House, 358-359, 377-380 Tanager, Azure-rumped, 605-606 Lark, 779 Fawn-breasted, 47 Lincoln's, 362, 320-330 Golden-chested,47 Savannah, 362 Gray-and-gold, 605-606 Song, 19-21, 152-155,455-468, 701-708 Hepatic, 594-596 White-crowned, 169-171,320-330, 677-688 Scarlet, 380-383 White-throated, 152-155,320-330 Scrub, 47 Spencer,Jr., Howard E., American Wigeon breed- Western, 779 ing in Maine, 790 Yellow-green Bush, 47-48 Spheniscusdemersus, 586-587 Tangara cabanisi, 605-606 Sphyrapicusvarius , 613-614 T. gyrola, 242 Spilornis cheela, 293-303 T. inornata, 242 Spinus tristis, 455-468 T. palmeri, 605-606 S. xanthogaster, 48 T. vitriolina, 47 Spiza americana, 387, 591 Tattler, Gray-rumped, 604 Spizaetusornatus, 242, 293-303 Wandering, 222-230 S. tyrannus, 242 Taxonomy and systematics,302,772-773,775-777 824 Index to Volume 94 [Auk, Vol. 94

Taxonomy and paleontology, recent literature on, T. melanoleuca, 743-758 27A-28A, 26B, 14C-16C Troglodytesaedon, 380-383,455-468 Terathopius ecaudatus, 293-303 Trogon violaceus, 242 Terborgh, JohnW., seeFitzpatrick, JohnW., et al. Tuftedcheek,Buffy, 45 Terenotriccuserythrurus , 46 Turdusmigratorius, 80-85,362,387,443,455-468, Terenura collinota, 48 607-608 Tern, Common, 390-391 T. poliocephalus beehleri, subsp.nov., 772 Least, 4DD, 12DD T. serfanus, 48 Royal, 36-43 Turkey, 159 Sooty, 72-79 Turnstone, Ruddy, 222-230, 743-758 Territory in, lcteria virens, 107-113 Tympenuchuscupido atwatteri, 3DD, 4DD lcterus cucullatus, 594-595 Tyranniscus villisura, 242 l. galbula, 594-595 Tyro alba, 584 Lampornis clemenciae, 448-454 Melospiza melodia, 701-708 Upupa epops, 601 Piranga fiava, 594-595 Uria aalge, 526-543 Procnias tricarunculata, 623-645 Urosticte benjamini, 48 Sterna maxima, 36-43 Urotriorchis macrourus, 293-303 Thryomanesbewickii, 701-708 Utah, 778-781 Thielcke, Gerhard A., Bird sounds(rev.), 797-798 Thompson, CharlesJr., Experimental removal and Van Riper, III, Charles, The use of sheepwool in replacement of territorial male Yellow- nest constructionby Hawiian birds, 646-651 breasted Chats, 107-113 VanTyne, J., and A. J. Berger, Fundamentals of Thrasher, Brown, 387,455-468, 783-785 ornithology (rev.), 396-399 Thraupis episcopus,242 Veery. 320-330 T. palmarum, 242 Verbeek, Nicholas A.M., Interactions between Threnetes ruckeri, 242 Herring and LesserBlack-backed Gulls feed- Thrush, Glossy-back,48 ing on refuse, 726-735 Gray-cheeked, 320-330 Vermivora celata, 779 Hermit, 362 V. chrysoptera, 588-590 Island, 772 V. pinus, 588-590 Large Kaual, 4DD V. virginiae, 779 Molokal, 4DD Vestaria coccinea, 331-342 Pale-eyed, 48 Vireo fiavifrons , 387 Small Kauai, 4DD V. fiavoviridis, 97-106 Swainson's, 320-330 V. gilvus, 320-330, 779 Wood, 380-383,455-468 V. griseus, 320-330, 387 Thryomanesbewickii, 701-708 V. olivaceus, 19-21, 320-330, 380-383 Thryothorusfasciatoventris , 46 V. philadelphicus, 320-330 T. ludovicianus,387 V. solitarius, 320-330 Titmouse, Tufted, 380-383 Vireo, Philadelphia, 320-330 Tityra semifasciata,242 Red-eyed, 19-21,320-330, 380-383 Todirostrum maculatum , 363 Solitary, 320-330 T. nicriceps, 46 Warbling, 320-330, 779 Tody-Flycatcher, Black-headed, 46 White-eyed, 320-330, 387 Spotted, 363 Yellow-green, 97-106 Tomko, D. S., seeJohnson, R. R., et al. Yellow-throated, 387 Toucan, Collared Ara•ari, 774-775 Vocalizations, audiospectrogramsof, 6-7, 151, Touit dilectissima, 45 153-154, 156, 199, 257, 259, 261, 568-571, Towhee, Green-tailed, 779-780 630-631, 783 Rufous-sided,380-383,455-468, 779-780 Agelaius phoeniceus, 152-155 Toxic Chemicals, effect on, Falco rusticolus,442- Aix sponsa, 567-572 447 Batrachostomus javensis , 150-152 Lanius ludovicianus, 28-35 Campephilusguatemalensis , 773 Parabuteo unicinctus, 587-588 Columba livia, 152-155 Toxostomarufum, 387,455-468, 783-785 Diomedea immutabilis, 256-269 Trautman, Milton B., In memoriam: Margaret D. nigripes, 256-269 Morse Nice, 430-441 Henicorhina leucoptera sp. nov., 198-200 Tringa fiavipes, 743-758 Melanerpes erythrocephalus, 232 October1977] Index to Volume94 825

Melospiza melodia, 152-155, 701-708 Pandion haliaetus, 146-149, 212-213 Parus atricapillus, 156-157 Passerculussandwichensis , 362 Procnias tricarunculata, 629-633,642-644 Spizella breweri, 362 Pterodroma inexpectata, 6-10 S. passerina, 362 Thryomanes bewickii, 701-708 spring migrants, 778-781 Toxostomarufum, 783-784 Turdus migratorius, 362 Xenoglaux loweryi sp. nov., 413-414 Webster, Michael, A new guideto the birdsof Hong Zonotrichia albicollis, 152-155 Kong (rev.), 801 Vuilleumier, Fran•;ois, reviews by, 178-180, 180- Weeks, Jr., Harmon P., Abnormal nest building in 181, 801-804 the Eastern Phoebe, 367-369 Vulture, Black, 149, 392 Weights and measurementsof, Accipiter gentilis, Turkey, 584 655 Aix galericulata, 608-612 Walker, Wayman, Chlorinated hydrocarbonpol- Carpodacus mexicanus , 779 lutants in Alaskan Gyrfalcons and their prey, Cerorhincamonocerata, 541 442-447 Chen caerulescens,278-281 Wallace, G. J. and H. D. Mahan, An introduction Chlorura chlorura, 779 to ornithology(rev.), 396-399 Chondestesgrammacus, 779 Waller, David W., seeMyers, Gerald R., and Cistothorusplatensis, 361 Warbler, Audubon's 779 Contopussordidulus, 779 Black and White, 320-330, 380-383 Dendroica coronata, 779 Blackpoll, 47,320-330 D. petechia, 779 Blue-winged, 588-590 Diomedea nigripes, 541 Golden-winged, 588-590 Empidonax oberholseri, 779 Kentucky, 387 Eudocimus alba, 164-167 Kirtland's, 4DD, 14DD Fulmarus glacialis, 541 MacGillivray's 779 Gayla arctica, 541 Magnolia, 320-330 Henicorhina leucoptera, 196 Orange-crowned, 779 Hirundo rustica, 779-780 Pine, 387 Hypocnemiscantator, 284-286 Prairie, 387,393 Iridoprocne bicolor, 779-780 Prothonotary, 387 Junco caniceps,779 Swainson's,387 Larus californicus, 541 Virginia's, 779 L. canus, 541 Wilson's, 320-330 L. glaucescens,541 Yellow-rumped, 320-330, 362 L. heermanni, 541 Warham, John, Bruce R. Keeley, and Graham J. L. occidentalis, 541 Wilson, Breeding of the Mottled Petrel, 1-17 L. philadelphia, 541 Waser, Nickolas M., and David W. Inouye, Impli- Myiarchus cinerascens,779 cations of recaptures of Broad-tailed Hum- Myrmotherula axillaris , 284-286 mingbirds banded in Colorado, 393-395 M. brachyura, 284-286 Washington, 375 M. erythrura, 284-286 Waterthrush, Northern, 320-330 M. hauxwelli, 284-286 Watson, George E., Proceedings of the ninety- M. menetriesii, 284-286 fourth stated meeting of the American Or- M. ornata, 284-286 nithologists'Union, 123-139 Oporornistolmiei, 779 Waxwing, Cedar, 455-468 Passerina amoena, 779 Weaver, Grey-capped, 50-63 Petrochelidonpyrrhonota, 779 Sociable, 50-63 Phalacrocoraxpenicillatus , 541 White-browed Sparrow, 50-63 Pheucticusmelanocephalus , 779 Weather, influenceon, Anthusspinoletta, 362 Pipilo erythrophthalmus,779 Catharus guttatus, 362 Piranga ludoviciana, 779 Contopussordidulus, 362 Pterodromainexpectata, 4 Dendroica coronata, 362 Ptychoramphusaleutica, 541 Diomedea immutabilis, 272-273 Puffinus creatopus,541 Empidonax oberholseri,362 P. griseus, 541 E. traillii, 362 P. tenuirostris, 541 Junco caniceps,362 Riparia riparia, 779 Melospiza lincolnii , 362 Rissa tridactyla, 541 826 Index to Volume 94 [Auk, Vol. 94

Rynchops niger, 713 Red-bellied, 455-468 Seiurus aurocapillus, 142 Red-cockaded,160-163,376-377, 12DD-14DD Spizella passerina, 779 Red-headed, 231-239 S. pusilia, 316-317 Wren, Bewick's, 701-708 Sternafuscata, 72-76 Black-bellied, 46 Sturnus vulgaris, 167-168 Carolina, 387 Tachycineta thalassina, 779 Gray-barred, 594-596 Uria aalge, 541 Gray-mantled, 46 Vermivora celata, 779 House, 380-383, 455-468 V. virginiae, 779 Short-billed Marsh, 359-362 Vireo gilvus, 779 Wyoming, 65-71 Zonotrichia leucophrys, 677-688 Wystrach, V. P., Survival of a Blue Jay with a Weller, Milton W., reviews by, 173-177,618-619 malformed bill, 781-782 Welty, J. C., The life of birds (rev.), 396-399 Whimbrel, 222-230 Xenoglaux loweryi sp. nov., 409-4 16 White, Clayton M., and William M. Baird, First Xiphorhynchus guttatus , 242 North American record of the Asian Needle- tailed Swift, Hirundapuscaudacutus, 389 Yamashina, Yoshimaro (ed.), Save these birds White-eye, Japanese, 646-651 (rev.), 404 Whitetip, 48 Yeatman, Laurent, Atlas des oiseauxnicheurs de Whitemore, Robert C., JamesA. Mosher, and Her- France (rev.), 803-804 bert H. Frost, Spring migrant mortality during Yellowlegs, Greater, 743-758 unseasonableweather, 778-781 Lesser, 743-758 Whittow, G. Cansey, seeMacMillen, Richard E., et Yellowthroat, Common, 320-330, 455-468 al. Yunick, R. P., A Caribbean Barn Swallow recov- Wiens,John A., reviewsby, 177-178, 792-794 ery, 149-150 Wigeon, American, 790 Willard, David E., seeFitzpatrick, John W., et al. Zaccagnini,Ronald, see McCallurn, D. Archibald, Willet, 743-758 et al. Wilsonia pusilia, 320-330 Zach, Retoand J. BruceFalls, Ejectionof pelletsby Winkler, Hans, review by, 400--401 captive Ovenbirds, 145-146 Wisconsin, 489-493 Zarhynchus wagleri , 242 Withers, Philip C., Energetic aspectsof reproduc- Zenaida macoura, 158, 350-356,455-468 tion by the Cliff Swallow, 718-725 Zink, Robert M., Winter observationsof Brown Witkin, SteveR., seeFicken, Millicent S., and Pelicansin Veracruz, Mexico, 588 Wood-Wren, Bar-winged, 195-201 Zipko, StephenJ., and John Kennington,A Woodcock, American, 489-493 ground-nestingWood Duck, 159 Woodpecker, Downy, 369-370, 380-383,455-468 Zonotrichia albicollis, 152-155,320-330 Hairy, 369-370, 380-383 Z. leucophrys, 169-171,320-330, 677-688 Pale-billed, 773-775 Zosteropsjaponica, 646-651 Pileated, 369-370

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