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Wood On The Nest Of The Indian Tailor Bird, W. S.
Harper On A New Marsh Wren From Alberta, W. S.
Friedmann On Three New African Birds, W. S.
Recent Publications By Kuroda, W. S.
Kennard On The Snow Geese, W. S.
Gyldenstolpe On The Bird Types In The Stockholm Museum, W. S.
Gyldenstolpe On The Bird Types In The Stockholm Museum, W. S.
The Auk
No abstract provided.
Rowan On Photoperiodism And Migrations, W. S.
Dickey And Van Rossem On New Birds From Salvador, W. S.
Mclellan On The Birds Of Sinaloa And Nayarit, W. S.
Hartert On Types In The Tring Museum, W. S.
Mcatee On The Relation Of Birds To Woodlots, W. S.
Saunders On Birds Of Central New York Marshes, W. S.
Rothschild On The Avifauna Of Yunnan, W. S.
Aves For '1925', W. S.
Danforth's 'Birds Of Cartagena Lagoon, Porto Rico', A. W.
Danforth's 'Birds Of Cartagena Lagoon, Porto Rico', A. W.
The Auk
No abstract provided.
Catalogue Of The Ayer Ornithological Library, W. S.
Meinertzhagen On The Genus Corvus, W. S.
Another Edition Of Beebe's 'Pheasants', W. S.
In Re A Colorado Collector, W. H. Bergtold
On The Usage Of Snake Exuviae As Nesting Material, James Suthard
On The Usage Of Snake Exuviae As Nesting Material, James Suthard
The Auk
No abstract provided.
Birds And Motor Cars, F. B. White
The Role Of The Snake Skin, Charles L. Whittle
Snakes' Sloughs As Nesting Material, Dix Teachenor
Three New Birds For Kansas, W. H. Burt
Notes From Madison, Wisconsin, A. W. Schorger
Notes On Some Uncommon Birds In The Chicago Region, Pierce Brodkorb
Notes On Some Uncommon Birds In The Chicago Region, Pierce Brodkorb
The Auk
No abstract provided.
Notes From Washington, D C, William Howard Ball
Notes From Northwestern Michigan, Joseph Kittredge Jr.
The Catbird (Dumetella Carolinensis) At Washington, D C In Winter, William Howard Ball
The Catbird (Dumetella Carolinensis) At Washington, D C In Winter, William Howard Ball
The Auk
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Records From The Coast Of Maryland, Alexander Wetmore