Index to Volume 112

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COMPILED BY GENEVIEVE M. TVRDIK

Abundance, Calliope Hummingbird, 517-521 phrey,A. Alycin Hayes,and CynthiaC. Laukert, Accipitercooperii, 1004-1023; gentilis, 1004-1023; nisus, Color, size, and location of artificial fruits affect 1004-1023 sucroseavoidance by Cedar Waxwingsand Eu- Acrocephalusvaughani taiti, 77-86 ropean Starlings,436-444 Adams, William, see Heinrich, Bernd, et al. Aythyaamericana, 192-200; valisneria, 192-200 Adoption of chicks,Thick-billed Murre, 508-510 Aebischer, Nicholas J., see Poulsen,John Grynderup, Baker,Allan J., review by, 268-269 and -- Baker, Mitchell, Environmental component of lati- Aegoliusacadicus, 1004-1023; funereus, 1004-1023 tudinal clutch-size variation in House Sparrows Aerial feeding, American Redstart,310-325 (Passerdomesticus), 249-252 Agelaiusphoeniceus, 364-374, 720-730 Ballou, JonathanD., see Haig, SusanM., and -- Ainley, David G., Nadav Nur, and Eric J. Woehler, Baltz, Michael, E., First recordsof the Shiny Cowbird Factorsaffecting the distribution and size of py- (Molothrusbonariensis) in the BahamaArchipela- goscelidpenguin coloniesin the Antarctic, 171- go, 1039-1041 182 Bananaquit,503-507 Ajaia ajaja,613-632 Bandingrecovery rates, Great Horned Owl, 44-59 Akepa, 402-414 Banks, Richard C., and M. Ralph Browning, Com- Alauda arvensis, 1070-1073 ments on the status of revived old names for some Albano, Daniel J., see Kroodsma, Donald E., et al. North American birds, 633-648 Alien, Paul E., see Winkler, David W., and -- Baptista,Luis F., In memoriam:Robert T. Orr, 1908- Allozymes,Diglossa, 156-170; Mexican Jay, 464-472; 1994, 1032-1033 sapsucker,547-563; Scrub Jay, 464-472 Barrowclough,George F., review by, 524 Alsop, Fred J., lII, review by, 807-808 Bart, Jonathan, Matthias Hofschen, and Bruce G. Pe- Amazilia saucerottei,118-132; tzacatl, 118-132 terjohn,Reliability of the breedingbird survey: American Ornithologists' Union, William Brewster Effectsof restrictingsurveys to roads,758-761 Memorial Award, 1994: Frank McKinney, 265- Bartramialongicauda, 720-730 266;Elliot CouesAward, 1994:Wolfgang Wiltsch- Behavior, Black-throated Blue Warbler, 931-946; ko, 266-267; Fortieth supplement to the Ameri- Common Murre, 947-957 can Ornithologists' Union Check-listof North Behavior,display, hummingbird, 1064-1066 American birds, 819-830 Behavior,social, Mexican Jay, Scrub Jay, 464-472 Ammodramus henslowii, 720-730; savannarum, 720-730 Bennett,Darin C., Philip E. Whitehead,and LeslieE. Amundsen, Trond, see Smiseth, Per T., and -- Hart, Growth and energy requirementsof hand- Anas, 87-97; acura,192-200; platyrhynchos,192-200, reared Great Blue Heron (Ardea herodias)chicks, 782-785; strepera,429-435 201-209 Anastomus oscitans,257-260 Bennett,Darin C., see Hughes,Maryanne R., et al. Anderson, David J., The role of parents in siblicidal Best, Louis B., see Gionfriddo, JamesP., et al. brood reduction of two booby species,860-869 Bicudo, JoseEduardo P. W., see Chaui-Berlinck, Jose Anous minutus, 1073-1077; stolidus,326-334 Guilherme, and -- Anumbius anumbi, 800-804 Biologicalspecies concept, 701-719 Aphelocomacoerulescens, 464-472; ultramarina,464-472 Bittern, American, 613-632; Least, 613-632, 672-679; Apteryx australismantelli, 680-689 White-crested, 672-679 Aquilachrysaetos, 1004-1023 Blackbird,Red-winged, 364-374, 720-730; Yellow- Ardea herodias,201-209, 613-632 headed, 183-191 Area requirement, minimum, Ovenbird, 98-106 Bleiweiss, Robert, John A. W. Kirsch, and Naveed Arendt, Wayne J., see Faaborg,John, and -- Shaft, Confirmationof a portion of the Sibley- Asiofiammeus, 1004-1023; otus, 1004-1023 Ahlquist "tapestry," 87-97 Athene noctua, 1004-1023 Bloodparasites, Pied Flycatcher,1041-1043 Ariaperesrufinucha, 210-224; schistaceus,210-224; tri- Bluebird, Western, 1062-1064 color, 210-224 Bluethroat, 1049-1053 Auklet, Rhinoceros, 60-66 Bobolink, 720-730 Automolusleucophthalmus, 800-804 Bodycomposition, Grey-breasted Silvereyes, 421-428; Avery, Michael L., David G. Decker, John S. Hum- neonate, 192-200

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Bodycondition, Blue Petrel, 964-972;migrants, 690- Buarremonbrunneinuchus, 225-236; torquatus,225-236 700 Bubo,87-97; bubo,1004-1023; virginianus, 44-59, 1004- Bodylipids, shorebird,590-602 1023 Boerstoa, P. Dee, see Fowler, Gene S., et al. Bubulcusibis, 613-632 Bollinger,Eric K., Successionalchanges and habitat Buckley,Nell J., reviewsby, 811-812, 812-813 selectionin hayfield bird communities,720-730 Bullfinch, Puerto Rican, 503-507 Bombycillacedrorum, 436-444 Bunting, Orange-breasted,1-19 Booby,Blue-footed, 860-869; Masked,860-869 Burley, Nancy Tyler, see Fenske,Benjamin, and Bosman, Ruth M., see Lombardo, Michael P., et al. Botauruslentiginosus, 613-632 Buteobuteo , 1004-1023; jamaicensis, 1004-1023; lagopus, Bozinovic, Francisco,see Lopez-Calleja,M. Victoria, 1004-1023;platypterus, 1004-1023; regalis, 1004- and -- 1023; swainsoni,1004-1023 Brandt, Charles A., Julia K. Parrish, and Cathleen N. Butorides striatus, 613-632 Hodges,Predictive approaches to habitat quan- Buzzard, Common, 1004-1023 tiffcation: Dark-rumped Petrels on Haleakala, Maul, 571-579 Cachingfood, NorthwesternCrow, 778-779 Brant, Black, 904-919 Calder, Lorene L., see Calder, William A., and Brantabernicla nigrans, 904-919; canadensis,192-200 Braun,Eldon J., seeHughes, Maryanne R., et al. Calder, William A., and Lorene L. Calder, Size and Brawn, JeffreyD., review by, 272-274 abundance:Breeding population density of the Breeding,Brown Noddy, 326-334 Calliope Hummingbird, 517-521 Breedingarea, EmperorGoose, 1037-1038 Calidrisalpina, 192-200, 590-602; mauri,920-930; min- Breedingbird survey,reliability, 758-761 utilla, 192-200; pusilia,192-200, 590-602 Breeding, cooperative,Henderson Reed-Warbler, Calonectris diomedea,785-790 77-86 Calypteanna, 1064-1066 Breeding,first-time, Lesser Snow Goose,67-76 Campylorhamphustrochilirostris, 800-804 Breedingsuccess, Blue Petrel, 964-972; Crow Tit, 831- Canvasback, 192-200 839; Lesser Snow Goose, 67-76; Tree Swallow, Cardinal, Northern, 1054-1057 973-981; Wood Stork, 237-243 Cardinalis cardinalis, 1054-1057 Breedingsystems, Asian Openbill, 257-260;Hender- Carmi, Nurit, Berry Pinshow,Warren P. Porter, and son Reed-Warbler, 77-86 Jim Jaeger,Reply to Klaassen'scommentary con- Bretagnolle, Vincent, and Jean-ClaudeThibault, cerningwater and energy limitationson flight Method for sexing fledglings in Cory's Shear- range, 263 waters and comments on sex-ratio variation, 785- Carotenoidpigments, 1054-1057; House Finch, 1057- 790 1061 Brett-Surman, Michael K., see Elzanowski, Andrzej, Carpodacusmexicanus, 1054-1057, 1057-1061 and -- Casmerodiusalbus, 613-632 Brewer, Gwenda L., review by, 1086-1087 Catbird, Gray, 690-700 Brewster Memorial Award, 1994: Frank McKinney, Catharusfuscescens, 794-797; mustelinus, see Hylocichla 265-266 Cerorhinca monocerata,60-66 Brilliant, Green-fronted, 118-132 Certhiaxiscinnamomea, 800-804; sulfurifera, 800-804 Brittingham,Margaret C., see Hoover, JeffreyP., et Chalyburaurochrysia, 118-132 al. Chan, Ken, Comparativestudy of winter body com- Broodparasite, 343-363; Cameroon Indigobird, 649- positionof residentand migrantGrey-breasted 658; Shiny Cowbird, 335-342 Silvereyes,421-428 Broodparasite, intraspecific, Zebra Finch, 415-420 Charadriussemipalmatus, 192-200 Broodreduction, booby, 860-869 Chardine, John W., see Morris, Ralph D., and Brooke, M. de L., and Ian R. Hartley, Nesting Hen- derson Reed-Warblers(Acrocephalus vaughani tai- Chastel, Olivier, Henri Weimerskirch, and Pierre Jou- ti) studiedby DNA fingerprinting:Unrelated co- ventin, Influence of body condition on repro- alitions in a stable habitat? 77-86 ductive decisionand reproductivesuccess in the Brown, JerramL., and Shou-HsienLi, Phylogenyof Blue Petrel, 964-972 socialbehavior in Aphelocomajays: A role for hy- Chaui-Berlinck, JoseGuilherme, and Jose Eduardo P. bridization? 464-472 W. Bicudo, Unusual metabolic shifts in fasting Browning, M. Ralph, see Banks,Richard C., and hummingbirds,774-778 Chen caerulescenscaerulescens, 67-76, 731-736,790-794; Brush-finch,Rufous-naped, 210-224 canagica,1037-1038 Bryan,A. Lawrence,Jr., see Coulter, Malcolm C., and Chesser,R. Terry, review by, 269-270 Chick period, Common Murre, 982-993 October1995] Indexto Volume112 1091

Chickadee, Black-capped,29-43, 603-612, 840-846; Cowbird, Brown-headed, 146-155; Shiny, 335-342, Carolina, 29-43, 1054-1057 1039-1041 Chilia melanura, 800-804 Cowie, Richard J., see Kern, Michael D., and -- Christian, John J., In memoriam: David E. Davis, 1913- Crane, Whooping, 1045-1049 1994, 491-492 Cranioleucasulfurifera, see Certhiaxis Christidis, Les, review by, 536-538 Crayfish aquaculture,613-632 Cicero, Carla, and Ned K. Johnson,Speciation in sap- Crow, Northwestern, 390-401,778-779 suckers(Sphyrapicus): III. Mitochondrial-DNA se- Cuthbert, FrancescaJ., review by, 526 quencedivergence at the cytochrome-blocus, 547- Cyanocittacristata, 1054-1057 563 Cytochromeb, Diglossa,156-170; sapsucker, 547-563 Cicero, Carla, review by, 530-533 Circusaeruginosus, 1004-1023; cyaneus,1004-1023 Datta, Tanmay, and B.C. Pal, Polygyny in the Asian Cistot horus palustris, 183-191 Openbill (Anastomusoscitans), 257-260 Clangulahyemalis, 192-200 Davis, David E., 1913-1994, in memoriam, 491-492 Clark, Anne Barrett, Gapes of sexually dimorphic Decker, David G., see Avery, Michael L., et al. blackbird nestlings do not show sexually dimor- Deconychuralongicauda, 800-804 phic growth, 364-374 del Nevo, Adrian J., see Ramos, Jaime A., and Clark, Larry, see Mason, J. Russell,and -- Clemmons, Janine R., Vocalizations and other stimuli Dendrocinclaanabatina, 800-804; tyranina,800-804 that elicit gapingin nestling Black-cappedChick- Dendrocolaptescerthia, 800-804 adees (Parusatricapillus), 603-612 Dendrocolaptidae, 800-804 Clench, Mary Heimerdinger, Body pterylosis of Dendroicaadelaidae, 503-507; caerulescens,931-946; dis- woodcreepersand ovenbirds (Dendrocolaptidae color,343-363, 770-774;magnolia, 690-700; tigrina, and Furnariidae), 800-804 510-511 Clutch size, House Sparrow, 249-252; Snow Goose, Dickinson, Janis L., see Leonard, Marty L., et al. 790-794; Stonechat, 748-755; Tree Swallow, 737- Diet, Falconiformes,1004-1023; Strigiformes, 1004- 747 1023 Cochlearius cochlearius,672-679 Diet determinationtechnique, 780-782; Skylark, 1070- Cockrem, J. F., and J. R. Rounce, Non-invasive as- 1073 sessmentof the annual gonadal cycle in free- Diglossaalbilat era, 156-170; baritula, 156-170; carbonaria living Kakapo (Strigopshabroptilus) using fecal ste- brunneiventris, 156-170; carbonaria carbonaria, 156- roid measurements, 253-257 170; duidae,156-170; glauca, 156-170; humeralis Coerebafiaveola, 503-507 aterrima,156-170; lafresnayii,156-170; mystacalis Cohn-Haft, Mario, review by, 535-536 albilinea,156-170; mystacalismystacalis, 156-170; Colaptesauratus, 1054-1057; rupicola,547-563 mystacalispectoralis, 156-170; mystacalisunicincta, Colius, 87-97 156-170; plumbea,156-170; sittoides,156-170 Colony size, penguin, 171-182 Dimorphism, sexual,Red-winged Blackbird,364-374 Color preference, Cedar Waxwing, 436-444; Euro- Distance from cover, White-crowned Sparrow, 107- pean Starling, 436-444 117 Columba, 87-97 Distribution, colony, penguin, 171-182 Competition, interspecific,Atlapetes, 210-224; Buar- Distribution patterns, Atlapetes,210-224; Buarremon, remon, 225-236 225-236 Conebill, Tamarugo,797-800 DNA fingerprinting, Henderson Reed-Warbler, 77- Conirostrumtamarugense, 797-800 86; Leach's Storm-Petrel, 473-482; Montezuma Cooke, Fred, see Viallefont, Anne, et al. Oropendola, 659-671 Cooperativebreeding, White-winged Trumpeter, 296- DNA, mitochondrial,Diglossa, 156-170; sapsucker, 547- 309 563 Coot, American, 192-200, 429-435 DNA-DNA hybridization, 87-97; White-crestedBit- Copulationfrequency, Tree Swallow,1077-1079, 1079- tern, 672-679; Zigzag Heron, 672-679 1080 Dolichonyxoryzivorus, 720-730 Corapipogutturalis, 133-145 Dominance, Common Raven, 499-503; White-crowned Corvuscaurinus, 390-401,778-779; corax,499-503, 994- Sparrow, 107-117; White-throated Sparrow, 878- 1003 889 Coturnix, 87-97 Dove, Mourning, 1054-1057 Coues Award, Wolfgang Wiltschko, 266-267 Dowitcher, Short-billed, 590-602 Coulter, Malcolm C., and A. Lawrence Bryan, Jr., Fac- Drennan, Susan R., see Sennet, Stanley E., and -- torsaffecting reproductive success of WoodStorks Drymornisbridgesii, 800-804 (Mycteria americana)in east-centralGeorgia, 237- Duck, Pekin, 782-785 243 Dudley, Robert, see Latimer, JamesL., and -- 1092 Indexto Volume112 [Auk,Vol. 112

Dumetella carolinensis, 690-700 Feedingpreference, ontogeny, Common Raven, 499- Dunlin, 192-200, 590-602 503 Dunn, Peter O., seeWhittingham, Linda A., et al. Fenske, Benjamin, and Nancy Tyler Burley, Re- sponsesof Zebra Finches(Taeniopygia guttara) to Eagle,Bald, 390-401;Golden, 1004-1023 experimentalintraspecific brood parasitism,415- Eagle-Owl,Eurasian, 1004-1023 420 Eberl, Christine, see Gaston,Anthony J., et al. Ficedulahypoleuca, 564-570, 1041-1043 Ecology,Black-throated Blue Warbler, 931-946 Finch, House, 1054-1057, 1057-1061; Zebra, 415-420 Ectoparasites,Black Noddy, 1073-1077 Fledging age, RhinocerosAuklet, 60-66 Edge effect,Ovenbird, 98-106 Fledging success,Wood Stork, 237-243 Egg-colordimorphism, Crow Tit, 831-839 Fleury, BruceE., and ThomasW. Sherry, Long-term Egg energy content,Shiny Cowbird, 335-342 populationtrends of colonialwading birdsin the Egg laying, termination,Red Junglefowl,483-488 southern United States:The impact of crayfish Egret,Cattle, 613-632;Great, 613-632;Reddish, 613- aquacultureon Louisianapopulations, 613-632 632; Snowy, 613-632, 672-679 Flicker, Andean, 547-563; Northern, 1054-1057 Egrettacaerulea, 613-632; rufescens, 613-632; thula, 613- Flight range limitations,260-262, 263 632, 672-679; tricolor, 613-632 Flowerpiercers,156-170 Eider, Common, 192-200 Fluorescent-powdertracking technique, American Elaenia, Caribbean, 503-507 Woodcock, 1043-1045 Elaenia martinica, 503-507 Flycatcher,Pied, 564-570, 1041-1043; Puerto Rican, Electricalconductivity, total-body, shorebird, 590-602 503-507 Elvira cupreiceps,118-132 Folivory, Hoatzin, 20-28 Elzanowski, Andrzej, and Michael K. Brett-Surman, Food stealing,Kelp Gull, 847-859 Avian premaxilla and tarsometatarsusfrom the Foragingbehavior, Northwestern Crow, 778-779 uppermostCretaceous of Montana, 762-767 Foraging strategy,Gadwall, 429-435 Emerald, Coppery-headed,118-132 Foregut fermentation, Hoatzin, 20-28 Endemic species,445-455 Fossilraptors, 890-903 Energetics,Rufous Hummingbird, 456-463 Fossils, 762-767 Energy metabolism,hummingbird, 1034-1036 Fotheringham,James R., see Martin, Paul R., et al. Energy requirements,Great Blue Heron chicks,201- Fowler,Gene S.,John C. Wingfield, and P. Dee Boers- 209 ma, Hormonal and reproductive effects of low Estades,Cristian F., and Maria V. Lopez-Calleja,First levels of petroleum fouling in Magellanic Pen- nesting record of the TamarugoConebill (Coni- guins (Spheniscusmagellanicus), 382-389 rostrumtamarugense), 797-800 Fragmentation,forest, 146-155,767-770 Eudocimusalbus, 613-632 Francis, Charles M., see Houston, C. Stuart, and Eupetomenamacroura, 774-778 Eupherusanigriventris, 118-132 Franklin, Donald C., Helmeted Honeyeatersbuild Eustichospizadybowskii, 649-658 bulkier nests in cold weather, 247-248 Extrapair copulations,Bluethroat, 1049-1053 Freed, Leonard A., see Lepson,Jaan K., and -- Fulica americana, 192-200, 429-435 Faaborg,John, and Wayne J. Arendt, Survival rates Fulmar, Northern, 493-498 of PuertoRican birds: Are islandsreally that dif- Fulmarusglacialis, 493-498 ferent? 503-507 Furnariidae, 800-804 Faaborg,John, see Van Horn, Michele A., et al. Furnariusrufus, 800-804 Falco columbarius,1004-1023; mexicanus,1004-1023; Furhess, Robert W., see Thompson, David R., and peregrinus,390-401, 1004-1023;rusticolus, 1004- 1023;sparverius, 1004-1023; tinnunculus, 1004-1023 Falcon,Peregrine, 390-401, 1004-1023; Prairie, 1004- Gadwall, 429-435 1023 Gallus,87-97; gallus,483-488 Faro, Christine A., see Lombardo, Michael P., et al. Gape growth rate, Red-winged Blackbird,364-374 Farrand, John, Jr., 1937-1994, in memoriam, 756-757 Gaping, Black-cappedChickadee, 603-612 Feather gathering, Tree Swallow, 1077-1079, 1079- Gaston,Anthony J., Christine Eberl, Mark Hipfner, 1080 and Kara Lefevre, Adoption of chicks among Featherisotopes, indicate diet shift,Northern Fulmar, Thick-billed Murres, 508-510 493-498 Genetic diversity, Guam Rail, 445-455; Micronesian Fecal analysis,Skylark, 1070-1073 Kingfisher, 445-455 Fecundity,calculating seasonal, 343-363 Gentry, RobertM., seeVan Horn, Michele A., et al. Feedingbehavior, American Redstart, 310-325; rap- Geographictrends in diet, raptors, 1004-1023 tor, 890-903; Rufous Hummingbird, 456-463; Geosittacunicularia, 800-804 White-crownedSparrow, 1024-1031 Geothlypis trichas, 1054-1057 October1995] Indexto Volume112 1093

Giesler, Bret J., see Gionfriddo, JamesP., et al. attendancepatterns and recruitmentin immature Gionfriddo, JamesP., Louis B. Best,and Bret J. Giesler, Common Murres (Uria aalge),947-957 A saline-flushingtechnique for determiningthe Halobaena caerulea, 964-972 diet of seed-eatingbirds, 780-782 Handicapping,Tree Swallow, 737-747 Glaucidiumpasserinum, 1004-1023 Hare, snowshoe, 44-59 Glaucis aenea, 118-132 Harfenist, Anne, Effectsof growth-ratevariation on Glomeruli, Pekin Duck, 782-785 fledging of RhinocerosAuklets (Cerorhincamon- Glyphorhynchusspirurus, 800-804 ocerata), 60-66 Godwit, Black-tailed, 192-200; HudsonJan, 192-200 Harrier, Marsh, 1004-1023; Northern, 1004-1023 Golden-Plover, Lesser, 192-200 Harris, M. P., see Halley, D. J., et al. Goodrich,Laurie J., see Hoover, JeffreyP., et al. Hart, Leslie E., see Bennett, Darin C., et al. Goose,Canada, 192-200; Emperor, 1037-1038;Lesser Hartley, Ian R., seeBrooke, M. de L., and -- Snow, 67-76, 731-736; 790-794 Haskell,David G., Forestfragmentation and nestpre- Goshawk, Northen, 1004-1023 dation:Are experimentswith JapaneseQuail eggs Grackle, Common, 1054-1057 misleading?767-770 Grajal, Alejandro, Structure and function of the di- Hatching asynchrony,Snow Goose,790-794 gestivetract of the Hoatzin (Opisthocomushoazin): Hawk, Broad-winged,1004-1023; Cooper's, 1004-1023; A folivorous bird with foregut fermentation, Ferruginous,1004-1023; Red-tailed, 1004-1023; 20-28 Rough-legged,1004-1023; Swainson's, 1004-1023 Graves,Gary R., review by, 813-814 Hayes,A. Alycin, seeAvery, Michael L., et al. Graves, White Solomon, IV, see Reinsen, J.V., Jr., and Hayes,Floyd E., Definitionsfor migrant birds:What is a Neotropicalmigrant? 521-523 Grebe, Eared, 192-200 Heinrich, Bernd, An experimentalinvestigation of Gregory, Richard D., review by, 1086 insight in Common Ravens (Corvuscorax), 994- Group displays,Akepa, 402-414 1003 Group size, Common Murre, 390-401 Heinrich, Bernd, John Marzluff, and William Adams, Growth rate, Great Blue Heron chicks, 201-209; Rhi- Fearand foodrecognition in naiveCommon Rav- noceros Auklet, 60-66 ens, 499-503 Grus americana, 1045-1049 Heliobletuscontaminatus, see Xenops Grzybowski, JosephA., see Pease, Craig M., and Heliodoxajacula, 118-132 Helmitheros vermivorus, 690-700 Gull,Bonaparte's, 192-200; Glaucous-winged, 390-401; Hematozoa,Pied Flycatcher,1041-1043 Herring, 192-200 Hepp, Gary R., see LeSchack,Craig R., and -- Gwinner, Eberhard,Sibylle Konig, and Chris S. Ha- Herkert, JamesR., Status and habitat area require- ley, Geneticand environmental factorsinfluenc- ments of the Veery in Illinois, 794-797 ing clutchsize in equatorialand TemperateZone Hermit, Bronzy,118-132; Green, 118-132;Little, 118- Stonechats(Saxicola torquata axillaris and S. t. rub- 132; Long-tailed, 118-132 icola):An experimental study, 748-755 Heron, Boat-billed, 672-679; Great Blue, 201-209, 613- Gyrfalcon,1004-1023 632; Green-backed, 613-632; Little Blue, 613-632; Tricolored,613-632; Zigzag, 672-679 Hertel, Fritz, Ecomorphologicalindicators of feeding Habitat, breeding,Tamarugo Conebill, 797-800 behavior in recent and fossil raptors,890-903 Habitat, nesting, Dark-rumped Petrel, 571-579 Hill, GeoffreyE., Interspecificvariation in plasmahue Habitat preferences,Western Sandpiper, 920-930 in relation to carotenoidplumage pigmentation, Habitat requirements,Veery, 794-797 1054-1057 Habitatselection, grassland birds, 720-730; Kentucky Hill, GeoffreyE., Seasonalvariation in circulatingca- Warbler, 375-381 roteholdpigments in the HouseFinch, 1057-1061 Habitat type, Common Murre, 390-401 Hipfner, Mark, seeGaston, Anthony J., et al. Habitat use, Brown Kiwi, 680-689 Hirundo rustica, 515-517 Hackett, ShannonJ., Molecular systematicsand zo- Hoatzin, 20-28 ogeographyof flowerpiercersin the Diglossabar- Hockey, Philip A. R., see Steele, William K., and itula complex, 156-170 Haig, Susan M., and Jonathan D. Ballou, Genetic di- Hodges,Cathleen N., seeBrandt, Charles A., et al. versity in two avian speciesformerly endemicto Hofschen, Matthias, see Bart, Jonathan, et al. Guam, 445-455 Homeothermy, development, 192-200 Haig, SusanM., see Lyons, JamesE., and -- Honeyeater, Helmeted, 247-248 Halcyoncinnamomina cinnamomina, 445-455 Hoover, JeffreyP., Margaret C. Brittingham,and Lau- Haley, Chris S., seeGwinner, Eberhard,et al. rie J. Goodrich, Effects of forest patch size on Haliaeetusleucocephalus, 390-401 nestingsuccess of Wood Thrushes,146-155 Halley, D. J., M.P. Harris,and S. Wanless,Colony Hormone assay,Kakapo, 253-257 1094 Indexto Volume112 [Auk,Vol. 112

Hormone levels,response to petroleumfouling, Mag- levels in Pied Flycatchernests measured using ellanic Penguin, 382-389 capsulehygrometers, 564-570 Horn, Andrew G., see Leonard, Marty L., et al. Kestrel, American, 1004-1023; Eurasian, 1004-1023 Houlihan, Peter W., see Kroodsma, Donald E., et al. Kidney, Pekin duck, 782-785 Houston, C. Stuart, and Charles M. Francis, Survival Kim, Chang-Hoe, SatoshiYamagishi, and Pyong-Oh of Great Horned Owls in relation to the snow- Won, Egg-colordimorphism and breeding suc- shoe hare cycle, 44-59 cessin the Crow Tit (Paradoxorniswebbiana), 831- Houston,C. Stuart,review by, 280-281 839 Houston, C. Stuart, see Palmer, Ralph S., and Kingfisher, Micronesian, 445-455 Kirsch, John A. W., see Bleiweiss, Robert, et al. Houtteman, Stephen G., see Lombardo, Michael P., Kiwi, Brown, 680-689 et al. Klaassen, Marcel, Erratum: Klaassen (1994), 264 Hughes, Maryanne R., Eldon J. Braun, and Darin C. Klaassen,Marcel, Water and energy limitations on Bennett, Intersexual comparisonof plasma os- flight range, 260-262 molytes,kidney size,and glomerularnumber and Kleptoparasitism,Gadwall, 429-435; Kelp Gull, 847- size in Pekin ducks(Anas platyrhynchos), 782-785 859 Hummingbird, Allen's, 1064-1066;Anna's, 1064-1066; Kluisza, Timothy S., see Lombardo,Michael P., et al. Black-bellied, 118-132; Calliope, 517-521; Ru- Koenig, Waiter, see Leonard, Marty L., et al. fous, 456-463; Rufous-tailed, 118-132; Steely- Kondratyev, Alexander V., see Schmutz,Joel A., and vented, 118-132 Humphrey, John S., see Avery, Michael L., et al. Konig, Sibylle, see Gwinner, Eberhard, et al. Hybrid, Seiurusx Dendroica,510-511 Korpimaki, Erkki, and Carl D. Marti, Geographical Hylocichlamustelina, 146-155, 690-700 trends in trophic characteristicsof mammal-eat- ing and bird-eating raptorsin Europeand North America, 1004-1023 Ibis, Glossy,613-632, 672-679;White, 613-632;White- faced, 613-632 Kozma, JeffreyM., and Nancy E. Mathews, Interspe- Immigration, LesserSnow Goose,731-736 cificcooperative nesting between Barn Swallows Incubation behavior, Tree Swallow, 973-981 and Say'sPhoebes in south-centralNew Mexico, 515-517 Incubation behavior, initiation, Red Junglefowl, 483- 488 Krajewski, Carey, see Snowbank, Sheri A., and Incubation period, Common Murre, 982-993; Shiny Cowbird, 335-342 Kroodsma, Donald E., Daniel J. Albano, Peter W. Hou- Indigobird, Cameroon, 649-658 lihan, and JudithA. Wells,Song development by Insulation, hummingbird, 1034-1036 Black-cappedChickadees (Parus atricapillus) and Carolina Chickadees (P. carolinensis),29-43 Isabelle, Andre, see Picman, Jaroslav, and -- Isotopes, indicate diet shift, Northern Fulmar, 493- 498 Lamporniscalolaema, 118-132; hemileucus,118-132 Ixobrychusexilis, 613-632, 672-679 Lanyon, Scott M., review by, 1084-1085 Lapwing, Northern, 192-200 Larimer, JamesL., and Robert Dudley, Accelerational Jaeger,Jim, see Carmi, Nurit, et al. implicationsof hummingbirddisplay dives, 1064- James,Frances C., review by, 1085-1086 1066 Jay, Blue, 1054-1057; Mexican, 464-472; Scrub, 464- Larusargentatus, 192-200; dominicanus,847-859; glau- 472 cescens,390-401; philadelphia, 192-200 Johnson, Ned K., see Cicero, Carla, and -- Laukert, Cynthia C., see Avery, Michael L., et al. Johnson,Stephen R., Immigration in a small popu- Learning, Common Raven, 994-1003 lation of Snow Geese, 731-736 Lebreton, Jean-Dominique, see Viallefont, Anne, et Johnston,David W., review by, 1083-1084 al. Jouventin, Pierre, see Chastel, Olivier, et al. Lefevre, Kara, see Gaston,Anthony J., et al. Junglefowl, Red, 483-488 Leks, White-throated Manakin, 133-145 Leonard, Marty L., Janis L. Dickinson, Andrew G. Kakapo, 253-257 Horn, and Waiter Koenig, An experimentaltest Kattan, Gustavo H., Mechanisms of short incubation of offspring recognition in Western Bluebirds, period in brood-parasiticcowbirds, 335-342 1062-1064 Keast, Alien, Laura Pearce, and Sari Saunders, How Lepidocolaptesaffinis, 800-804 convergentis the AmericanRedstart (Setophaga Lepson, Jaan K., and Leonard A. Freed, Variation in ruticilla,Parulinae) with flycatchers(Tyrannidae) male plumageand behaviorof the Hawaii Akepa, in morphology and feeding behavior?310-325 402-414 Kern, Michael D., and Richard J. Cowie, Humidity Lepusamericanus, 44-59 October1995] Indexto Volume112 1095

LeSchack,Craig R., and Gary R. Hepp, Kleptopara- McDonald, M. Victoria, see McShea, William J., et al. sitism of American Coots by Gadwalls and its McKinney, Frank, 1994 BrewsterAward, 265-266 relationshipto socialdominance and food abun- McKinney, Frank, review by, 525 dance, 429-435 McKitrick, Mary C., see Zink, Robert M., and Leu, Matthias, see Thompson, Christopher W., and McShea, William J., M. Victoria McDonald, Eugene Li, Shou-Hsien, see Brown, Jerram L., and -- S. Morton, Rose Meier, and John H. Rappole, Lice, chewing, BlackNoddy, 1073-1077 Long-term trends in habitat selection by Ken- Lichenostomusmelanops cassidix, 247-248 tucky Warblers,375-381 Limnodromusgriseus, 590-602 Meadowlark, Eastern, 720-730 Limosa haemastica, 192-200; limosa, 192-200 Meanley, Brooke,In memoriam:Paul A. Stewart,1909- Lipids, body, shorebird, 590-602 1994, 245-246 Lochmias nematura, 800-804 Meier, Rose, see McShea, William J., et al. Lombardo, Michael P., Within-pair copulations: Are Meijer, Theo, Importanceof tactile and visual stimuli female Tree Swallowsfeathering their own nests? of eggsand nestfor terminationof egg laying of 1077-1079 Red Junglefowl, 483-488 Lombardo, Michael P., Ruth M. Bosman, Christine A. Melanerpescaolinu$, 547-563 Faro, Stephen G. Houtteman, and Timothy S. Mendall, Howard Lewis, 1909-1994, in memoriam, Kluisza, Effect of feathers as nest insulation on 244-245 incubation behavior and reproductive perfor- Merganser, Hooded, 192-200 manceof Tree Swallows (Tachycinetabicolor), 973- Merino, Santiago,and JaimePotti, High prevalence 981 of hematozoain nestlingsof a passefinespecies, Lopez-Calleja,M. Victoria, and FranciscoBozinovic, the Pied Flycatcher(Ficedula hypoleuca), 1041-1043 Maximum metabolic rate, thermal insulation and Merlin, 1004-1023 aerobic scope in a small-sized Chilean hum- Metabolic rate, hummingbird, 1034-1036 mingbird (Sephanoides sephanoides ), 1034-1036 Metabolism, hummingbird, 774-778 Lopez-Calleja,Maria V., see Estades,Cristian F., and Micropalamahimantopus, 192-200 Migrant, definition, 521-523 Lophodytescucullatus, 192-200 Migrants,690-700; Grey-breasted Silvereyes, 421-428 Loxigillaportoricensis, 503-507 Milfoil, water, 429-435 Loxopscoccineus coccineus, 402-414 Mitochondrial DNA, Whooping Crane, 1045-1049 Lu$cinia svecicasvecica, 1049-1053 Mniotilta varia, 503-507 Lyons, JamesE., and SusanM. Haig, Estimationof Molothrus ater, 146-155; bonariensis,335-342; 1039-1041 lean and lipid mass in shorebirds using total- Molt chronology,Black Brant, 904-919 body electricalconductivity, 590-602 Molt pattern,Black Brant, 904-919; hummingbird, 118- 132 Mallard, 192-200 Molts, Orange-breastedBunting, 1-19 Manakin, White-throated, 133-145 Monogamy, Leach's Storm-Petrel, 473-482; Tree Margaropsfuscatus, 503-507 Swallow, 1077-1079 Margarornisbrunnescens, 800-804; rubiginosus,800-804 Mononykus,958-963 Marks,Jeffrey S., review by, 816-817 Moore, William S., review by, 276-278 Marti, Carl D., see Korpimaki, Erkki, and -- Morphology, AmericanRedstart, 310-325 Martin, Paul R., JamesR. Fotheringham,and Raleigh Morphology, skull, raptor, 890-903 J.Robertson, A Prairie Warbler with a conspecific Morris, Ralph D., and JohnW. Chardine, Brown Nod- and heterospecificsong repertoire, 770-774 dieson CayoNoroeste, Culebra, Puerto Rico: What Marzluff, John, see Heinrich, Bernd, et al. happened in 19907 326-334 Mason, J. Russell,and Larry Clark, Mammalian irri- Mortality, possible,Brown Noddy, 326-334 tants as chemicalstimuli for birds: The impor- Morton, Eugene S., see McShea, William J., et al. tance of training, 511-514 Mountain-gem, Purple-throated,118-132; White-bel- Mate choice, White-throated Manakln, 133-145 lied, 118-132 Mathews, Nancy E., see Kozma, Jeffrey M., and Moyer, BrettR., and Gary E. Wagenbach,Sunning by Black Noddies (Anousminutus) may kill chewing Mating success,Montezuma Oropendola, 659-671; lice (Quadracepshopkinsi), 1073-1077 White-throated Manakin, 133-145 Murphy, EdwardC., Seasonaldeclines in durationof Mauck, Robert A., Thomas A. Waite, and Patricia G. incubationand chick periodsof Common Murres, Parker,Monogamy in Leach'sStorm-Petrel: DNA at Bluff, Alaska, in 1987-1991, 982-993 fingerprinting evidence, 473-482 Murre, Common, 390-401, 947-957, 982-993; Thick- McCracken, Kevin G., see Sheldon, Frederick H., et billed, 508-510 al. Mycteria americana,237-243 1096 Indexto Volume112 [Auk,Vol. 112

Myiarchusantillarum, 503-507 Parrish, Julia K., Influence of group size and habitat Myriophyllumspicatum, 429-435 type on reproductive successin Common Murres (Uria aalge),390-401 National BiologicalSurvey, commentary, 804-806 Parrish, Julia K., see Brandt, Charles A., et al. Nest humidity, Pied Flycatcher,564-570 Parusatricapillus, 29-43, 603-612, 840-846;bicolor, 1054- Nest insulation, Tree Swallow, 973-981 1057; carolinensis,29-43, 1054-1057 Nest predation, 343-363; Yellow-headed Blackbird, Passer domesticus,249-252 183-191 Passerculussandwichensis, 720-730 Nest predation, measurement,767-770 Passerina leclancherii, 1-19 Nest site, Common Tern, 580-589; Roseate Tern, 580- Payne, Laura L., see Payne, Robert B., and -- 589 Payne, Robert B., and Laura L. Payne, Song mimicry Nest structure,Helmeted Honeyeater, 247-248 and associationof brood parasitic indigobirds Nesting, HendersonReed-Warbler, 77-86 (Vidua) with Dybowski's Twinspot (Eustichospiza Nesting, cooperative,515-517 dybowskii),649-658 Nesting habitat, Dark-rumped Petrel, 571-579 Pearce, Laura, see Keast, Allen, et al. Nesting record, TamarugoConebill, 797-800 Pearson,Oliver P., In memoriam:Wilbur BrooksQuay, Nesting success,Common Murre, 390-401; Wood 1927-1994, 489-491 Thrush, 146-155; Yellow-headed Blackbird, 183- Pease,Craig M., and JosephA. Grzybowski,Assessing 191 the consequencesof brood parasitismand nest Nestling growth, Tree Swallow, 973-981 predationon seasonalfecundity in passefinebirds, Night-Heron, Black-crowned, 613-632; Yellow- 343-363 crowned, 613-632 Penguin, Adelie, 171-182;Chinstrap, 171-182;Gen- Noddy, Black, 1073-1077; Brown, 326-334 too, 171-182; Magellanic, 382-389 Numeniusphaeopus, 192-200 Peterjohn,Bruce G., see Bart, Jonathan,et al. Nut, Nadav, see Ainley, David G., et al. Petersen, Peter C., In memoriam: Fred J. Pierce, 1902- Nyctea scandiaca,1004-1023 1992, 756 Nycticoraxnycticorax, 613-632; violaceus,613-632 Peterson,A. Townsend, review by, 811 Petrel, Blue, 964-972; Dark-rumped, 571-579 Oceanodromaleucorhoa, 473-482 Petroleum fouling, 382-389 Oldsquaw, 192-200 Phacellodomusrufifrons, 800-804 Olson, Storrs L., review by, 539-546 Phaethornisguy, 118-132; longuemareus,118-132; su- Openbill, Asian, 257-260 perciliosus,118-132 Opisthocomushoazin, 20-28 Phalarope,Red-necked, 192-200 Oporornisformosus, 375-381, 690-700 Phalaropuslobatus, 192-200 Oropendola, Montezuma, 659-671 Phenology, nesting, Common Murre, 390-401 Orr, Robert T., 1908-1994, in memoriam, 1032-1033 Philopatty, Akepa, 402-414 Ovenbird, 98-106, 503-507, 690-700 Philydorrufus, 800-804 Owen, Megan A., see Robertson,Gregory J., et al. Phleocryptesmelanops, 800-804 Owl, Barn,1004-1023; Barred, 1004-1023; Burrowing, Phoebe, Eastern, 1054-1057; Say's,515-517 1004-1023;Great Grey, 1004-1023;Great Horned, Phylogeneticspecies concept, 701-719 44-59, 1004-1023;Little, 1004-1023;Long-eared, Phylogeny, avian, 87-97; Diglossa,156-170; Mexican 1004-1023; Northern Hawk, 1004-1023; North- Jay,464-472; sapsucker,547-563; ScrubJay, 464- ern Saw-whet, 1004-1023; Pygmy, 1004-1023; 472;White-crested Bittern, 672-679;Zigzag Her- Short-eared,1004-1023; Snowy, 1004-1023; Spot- on, 672-679 ted, 1004-1023;Tawny, 1004-1023;Tengmalm's, Picman, Jaroslav,and Andre Isabelle, Sourcesof nest- 1004-1023; Ural, 1004-1023 ing mortality and correlatesof nestingsuccess in Yellow-headed Blackbirds, 183-191 Pairing success,Ovenbird, 98-106 Pierce, Fred J., 1902-1992, in memoriam, 756 Pal, B.C., see Datta, Tanmay, and • Pietz, Pamela J., review by, 815-816 Palmer, Ralph S., and C. Stuart Houston, In memo- Pinshow, Berry, see Carmi, Nurit, et al. riam: Howard Lewis Mendall, 1909-1994, 244- Pintail, Northern, 192-200 245 Piper, Walter H., Socialdominance in young White- Paradoxorniswebbiana, 831-839 throated Sparrows:Effects of early social expe- Parental care, Tree Swallow, 737-747 rience and the unstable period, 878-889 Parker, Patricia, G., see Mauck, Robert A., et al. Pipiloerythrophthalmus, 1054-1057 Parkes,Kenneth C., Reinterpretationof the probable Plasma hue, 1054-1057 parentage of a hybrid wood-warbler (Seiurusx Plasma osmolytes,Pekin duck, 782-785 Dendroica),510-511 Plegadischihi, 613-632; falcinellus,613-632, 672-679 Parkes, Kenneth C., reviews by, 527-528; 808-810 Plover, Semipalmated, 192-200 October 1995] Indexto Volume112 1097

Plumagematuration, Akepa, 402-414; (Emberizinae) and interspecific competition in Plumagematuration, delayed, Orange-breasted Bun- Andean birds, 225-236 ting, 1-19 Ricklefs, Robert E., see Visser, G. Henk, and -- Plumages,Orange-breasted Bunting, 1-19 Rising, J. D., review by, 526-527 Plumeleteer, Red-footed, 118-132 Roberts,W. Mark, Hummingbird licking behaviorand Pluvialis dominica,192-200 the energeticsof nectar feeding, 456-463 Podicepsnigricollis, 192-200 Robertson,Gregory J., Megan A. Owen, and R. F. Polyandry,White-winged Trumpeter,285-295, 296- Rockwell,Responses of SnowGeese to artificially 309 induced hatching asynchrony and increased Polygyny,Asian Openbill, 257-260;Montezuma Or- clutch size, 790-794 opendola, 659-671 Robertson,Raleigh J., seeMartin, Paul R., et al. Populationbiology, Brown Noddy, 326-334 Robertson,Raleigh J., see Whittingham, Linda A., et Population cycles,Great Horned Owl, 44-59 al. Populations,winter, wading bird, 613-632 Robinson, William L., see Steketee, Ann K., and Porter, Warren P., see Carmi, Nurit, et al. Potti, Jaime,see Merino, Santiago,and -- Rockwell, R. F., see Robertson,Gregory J., et al. Poulsen,John Grynderup, and NicholasJ. Aebischer, Rothstein, Stephen I., see Slotow, Robert, and Quantitative comparisonof two methods of as- sessingdiet of nestlingSkylarks (Alauda arvensis), Rounce, J. R., see Cockrem, J. F., and -- 1070-1073 Rubega,Margaret A., reviews by, 274, 274-275 Pratt, H. Douglas,review by, 533-535 Premnoplexbrunnescens, see Margarornis Sandpiper, Least, 192-200; Semipalmated, 192-200, Prey preference,raptor, 890-903 590-602; Stilt, 192-200; Upland, 720-730; West- Problem solving, Common Raven, 994-1003 ern, 920-930 Procambarus,613-632 Sapsucker,Red-breasted, 547-563; Red-naped, 547- Pruett-Jones,Stephen, review by, 538-539 563; Williamson's, 547-563; Yellow-bellied, 547- Psarocoliusmontezuma, 659-671 563 Pseudoseisuralophotes, 800-804 Saunders, Sari, see Keast, Allen, et al. Psophialeucoptera, 285-295; 296-309 Saunders,Tanya, and Ron Ydenberg, Consumption Pterodromaphaeopygia sandwichensis, 571-579 and cachingof food in the NorthwesternCrow Pygarrhichasalbogularis, 800-804 (Corvuscaurinus), 778-779 Pygoscelisadeliae, 171-182; antarctica,171-182; papua, Saxicolatorquata axillaris, 748-755; torquata rubicola, 748- 171-182 755 Sayornisphoebe, 1054-1057; saya, 515-517 Quadracepshopk insi, 1073-1077 Schmutz,Joel A., and AlexanderV. Kondratyev,Ev- Quay, Wilbur Brooks,1927-1994, in memoriam,489- idence of Emperor Geesebreeding in Russiaand 491 staging in Alaska, 1037-1038 Quiscalusquiscula, 1054-1057 Schroeder,Michael A., review by, 271-272 Sclerurusmexicanus, 800-804 Radiotelemetry, Brown Kiwi, 680-689 Scolopaxminor, 1043-1045 Rail, Guam 445-455 Seiurusaurocapillus, 98-106, 503-507, 690-700; nove- Railus owstoni, 445-455 boracensis,510-511 Ramos, Jaime A., and Adrian J. del Nevo, Nest-site Selasphorusrufus, 456-463; sasin,1064-1066 selectionby RoseateTerns and Common Terns Senner, Stanley E., and SusanR. Drennan, Conser- in the Azores, 580-589 vation commentary: Ornithology and the Na- Rappole,John H., review by, 278-280 tional BiologicalSurvey, 804-806 Rappole, John H., see McShea, William J., et al. Sensitivity, chemical, European Starling, 511-514 Rasmussen,Pamela C., review by, 270-271 Sephanoidessephanoides, 1034-1036 Raven, Common, 499-503, 994-1003 Setophagaruticilla, 310-325, 503-507, 690-700 Recognitionof offspring,Western Bluebird, 1062-1064 Sex ratio, Cory's Shearwater,785-790 Redhead, 192-200 Shaft, Naveed, see Bleiweiss, Robert, et al. Redstart, American, 310-325, 503-507, 690-700 Shearwater,Cory's, 785-790 Reed-Warbler, Henderson, 77-86 Sheldon, Frederick H., Kevin G. McCracken, and Kee- Remsen, J.V., Jr., and White Solomon Graves IV, Dis- ley D. Stuebing, Phylogeneticrelationships of tribution patternsand zoogeographyof Atlapetes the Zigzag Heron (Zebrilusundulatus) and White- brush-finches(Emberizinae) of the Andes, 210- crested Bittern (Tigriornisleucolophus) estimated 224 by DNA-DNA hybridization, 672-679 Remsen, J.V., Jr., and White Solomon Graves IV, Dis- Sherman,Peter T., Breedingbiology of White-winged tribution patterns of Buarremonbrush-ftnches Trumpeters (Psophialeucoptera) in Peru, 285-295 1098 Indexto Volume112 [Auk, Vol. 112

Sherman, Peter T., Social organizationof coopera- fluorescentpowder for trackingAmerican Wood- tively polyandrousWhite-winged Trumpeters cock broods, 1043-1045 (Psophialeucoptera), 296-309 Stellulacalliope, 517-521 Sherry, ThomasW., see Fleury, BruceE., and -- Sternadougallii, 580-589; hirundo,580-589; paradisaea, Sialia mexicana, 1062-1064 192-200 Sibley-Ahlquist"tapestry," 87-97 Stewart, Paul A., 1909-1994, in memoriam, 245-246 Siblicide, booby, 860-869 Stiles,F. Gary,Intraspecific and interspecificvariation Silvereyes,Grey-breasted, 421-428 in molt patternsof sometropical hummingbirds, Sittasomusgriseicapillus, 800-804 118-132 Skylark, 1070-1073 Stonechat, 748-755 Slotow,Robert, and StephenI. Rothstein,Importance Stork,Asian Openbill, 257-260;Wood, 237-243 of dominance status and distance from cover to Storm-Petrel, Leach's, 473-482 foraging White-crownedSparrows: An experi- Strigopshabroptilus, 253-257 mental analysis, 107-117 Strix aluco,1004-1023; nebulosa,1004-1023; occidentalis, Slotow, Robert, and Stephen I. Rothstein, Influence 1004-1023; uralensis,1004-1023; varia, 1004-1023 of socialstatus, distance from cover,and group Stuebing,Keeley D., seeSheldon, Frederick H., et al. size on feeding and vigilance in White-crowned Sturnellamagna, 720-730 Sparrows,1024-1031 Sturnusvulgaris, 436-444, 511-514 Smiseth, Per T., and Trond Amundsen, Female Succession,hayfield, 720-730 Bluethroats(Luscinia s. svecica)regularly visit ter- Sugar-type preference, Cedar Waxwing, European ritoriesof extrapairmales before egg laying, 1049- Starling, 436-444 1053 Suladactylatra, 860-869; nebouxii,860-869 Smith, Susan M., Age-specificsurvival in breeding Sunning, BlackNoddy, 1073-1077 Black-cappedChickadees (Parus atricapillus), 840- Surnia ulula, 1004-1023 846 Survival, Akepa, 402-414; Black-cappedChickadee, Snowbank, Sheri A., and Carey Krajewski, Lack of 840-846; Great Horned Owl, 44-59 restriction-site variation in mitochondrial-DNA Survivorship,island, 503-507 control region of Whooping Cranes(Grus ameri- Swallow, Barn, 515-517; Tree, 737-747, 973-981, 1077- cana), 1045-1049 1079, 1079-1080 Somateriamollisima, 192-200 Swanson,David L., Seasonalvariation in thermogenic Song development,Black-capped Chickadee, 29-43; capacityof migratoryWarbling Vireos,870-877 Carolina. Chickadee, 29-43 Synallaxisalbescens, 800-804; cinnamomea, 800-804; er- Song, heterospecific,770-774 ythrothorax,800-804 Songlearning, 770-774; Black-capped Chickadee, 29- 43; Carolina Chickadee, 29-43 Taborsky,Barbara, and MichaelTaborsky, Habitat use Song mimicry, CameroonIndigobird, 649-658 and selectivityby the Brown Kiwi (Apteryxaus- Songstereotypy, Black-capped Chickadee, 29-43; Car- tralismantelli) in a patch environment,680-689 olina Chickadee, 29-43 Taborsky, Michael, see Taborsky, Barbara, and Sparrow,Grasshopper, 720-730; Henslow's, 720-730; House, 249-252; Savannah, 720-730; White- Tachycinetabicolor, 737-747, 973-981, 1077-1079, 1079- crowned, 107-117, 1024-1031; White-throated, 1080 878-889 Taeniopygiaguttata, 415-420 Sparrowhawk, 1004-1023 Takekawa, John Y., see Warnock, Sarah E., and Speciesconcept, 701-719 Speotytocunicularia, 1004-1023 Taylor, Eric J., Molt of BlackBrant (Brantabernicla Spheniscusmagellanicus, 382-389 nigrans)on the Arctic CoastalPlain, Alaska,904- Sphyrapicusnuchalis, 547-563; ruberdaggetti, 547-563; 919 thyroideusthyroideus, 547-563; variusvarius, 547- Tern, Arctic, 192-200; Common, 580-589; Roseate,580- 563 589 Territoriality, White-wingedTrumpeter, 285-295 Spoonbill,Roseate, 613-632 Thaiurania columbica,118-132 Stagingarea, Emperor Goose, 1037-1038 Thermogenesis,Warbling Vireo, 870-877 Starling,European, 436-444, 511-514 Thermoregulation,hummingbird, 1034-1036 Steele, William K., and Philip A. R. Hockey, Factors Thery, Marc, and SandraL. Vehrencamp,Light pat- influencingrate and successof intraspecificklep- ternsas cues for matechoice in the lekkingWhite- toparasitismamong Kelp Gulls (Larusdominican- throated Manakin (Corapipogutturalis), 133-145 us), 847-859 Thibault, Jean-Claude,see Bretagnolle,Vincent, and Steketee, Ann K., and William L. Robinson, Use of October1995] Indexto Volume112 1099

Thompson,Christopher W., and Mattbias Leu, Molts Wagenbach, Gary E., see Moyer, Brett R., and and plumagesof Orange breastedBuntings (Pas- serinaleclancherii): Implications for theoriesof de- Waite, Thomas A., see Mauck, Robert A., et al. layed plumage maturation, 1-19 Wanless, S., see Halley, D. J., et al. Thompson,David R., and Robert W. Furness,Stable- Warbler, Adelaide's, 503-507; Black-and-white, 503- isotoperatios of carbonand nitrogenin feathers 507;Black-throated Blue, 931-946; Cape May, 510- indicate seasonaldietary shifts in Northern Ful- 511; Hooded, 690-700; Kentucky, 375-381, 690- mars, 493-498 700, Magnolia, 690-700; Prairie, 343-363, Prairie, Thrasher,Brown, 1054-1057; Pearly-eyed, 503-507 770-774; Wilson's, 690-700; Worm-eating, 690- Thrush, Red-legged,503-507; Wood, 146-155, 690- 700 700 Warnock, Sarah E., and John Y. Takekawa, Habitat Thryothorusludovicianus, 1054-1057 preferencesof wintering shorebirdsin a tem- Tiger-Heron, Rufescent,672-679 porally changing environment: Western Sand- Tigriornisleucolophus, 672-679 pipers in the San FranciscoBay estuary,920-930 Tigrisomalineatum, 672-679 Waterthrush, Northern, 510-511 Tit, Crow, 831-839 Waxwing, Cedar, 436-444 Titmouse, Tufted, 1054-1057 Webster,Michael S., Effectsof female choiceand cop- Todus mexicanus,503-507 ulations away from colony on fertilization suc- Tody, Puerto Rican, 503-507 cessof male MontezumaOropendolas (Psarocolius Tolerance,chemical, European Starling, 511-514 montezuma),659-671 Towbee, Rufous-sided, 1054-1057 Weimerskirch, Henri, see Chastel, Olivier, et al. Toxostomarufum, 1054-1057 Weller, Milton W., review by, 528-529 Tringafiavipes, 192-200 Wells, Judith A., see Kroodsma, Donald E., et al. Trumpeter, White-winged, 285-295, 296-309 Whimbrel, 192-200 Turdusplumbeus, 503-507 Whitehead, Philip E., see Bennett, Darin C., et al. Twinspot, Dybowski's,649-658 Whittingham, Linda A., Peter O. Dunn, and Raleigh Tyro alba, 1004-1023 J.Robertson, Do malesexchange feathers for cop- ulations in Tree Swallows? 1079-1080 Udvardy, Miklos D. F., review by, 1081-1083 Wilsoniacitrina, 690-700; pusilla,690-700 Uria aalge,390-401,947-957, 982-993; lomvia,508-510 Wiltschko, Wolfgang, 1994 CouesAward, 266-267 Wingfield, John C., seeFowler, Gene S., et al. Van Horn, Michele A., Robert M. Gentry, and John Winker, Kevin, Autumn stopover on the Isthmus of Faaborg,Patterns of Ovenbird (Seiurusaurocapil- Tehuantepec by woodland Nearctic-Neotropic lus) pairing successin Missouri forest tracts,98- migrants, 690-700 106 Winker, Kevin, Xiphorhynchusstriatigularis (Dendro- Vanellus vanellus, 192-200 colaptidae): Nomen monstrositatum,1066-1070 Veery, 794-797 Winkler, David W., and Paul E. Allen, Effectsof hand- Vehrencamp, Sandra L., see Thery, Marc, and icapping on female condition and reproduction in Tree Swallows (Tachycinetabicolor), 737-747 Viallefont, Anne, Fred Cooke, and Jean-Dominique Woehler, Eric J., see Ainley, David G., et al. Lebreton,Age-specific costs of first-time breed- Won, Pyong-Oh,see Kim, Chang-Hoe,et al. ing, 67-76 Woodcock, American, 1043-1045 Vidua camerunensis,649-658 Woodnymph, Crowned, 118-132 Vigilance, White-crowned Sparrow, 1024-1031 Woodpecker, Red-bellied, 547-563 Vireoatricapillus, 343-363; gilvus, 870-877; griseus, 1054- Wren, Carolina, 1054-1057; Marsh, 183-191 1057, 690-700; latimeri, 503-507; olivaceus,690-700 Wunderle, JosephM., Jr., Population characteristics Vireo, Black-capped,343-363; Puerto Rican, 503-507; of Black-throatedBlue Warblers wintering in three Red-eyed, 690-700; Warbling, 870-877; White- sites on Puerto Rico, 931-946 eyed, 690-700, 1054-1057 Visser,G. Henk, and Robert E. Ricklefs,Relationship Xanthocephalusxanthocephalus, 183-191 between body compositionand homeothermyin Xenopscontaminatus, 800-804; minutus,800-804 neonates of precocial and semiprecocialbirds, 192-200 Xiphocolaptesmajor, 800-804 Xiphorhynchus fiavigaster saltuarius, 1066-1070; guttatus, Vocalizations,parental, Black-cappedChickadee, 603- 612 800-804; striatigularis,1066-1070 Voelker, Gary, review by, 1087-1088 Vuilleumier, Francois, In memoriam: John Farrand, Yamagishi,Satoshi, see Kim, Chang-Hoe,et al. Jr., 1937-1994, 756-757 Ydenberg,Ron, seeSaunders, Tanya, and -- 1100 Indexto Volume 112 [Auk,Vol. 112

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