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THE CONDOR.

Bulletin of the Cooper Ornithological Club.

A Bi-monthly Exponent of Californian Ornithology.

Vol. 2. No. 1.

Santa Clara, Cal., January-February, 1900.

$1.00 a Year.

Contents

  • A Part of My Experience in Collecting
  • The Varied Thrush in Summer
  • Officers Northern Division
  • Officers Southern Division
  • Casual Observations on a Colony of Black-crowned Night Herons
  • Capture of a Condor in El Dorado Co. Cal. in 1854
  • A Neglected Point Concerning the Picidae
  • Avifauna of a 100-Acre Ranch
  • Echoes from the Field
    • Notes from Alameda, Cal.
    • Odd Nesting Sites of Samuel's Song Sparrow
    • Queer Antics of a Western Redtail
    • Discoloration of Plumage in Certain Birds
    • Brewer's Blackbird Nesting in Cavities
    • Sierran Crossbill in El Dorado Co., Cal.
    • Occurrence of the American Scaup Duck in Los Angeles Co., Cal.
    • Early Nesting of the Pasadena Thrasher
    • An Unusually High Nest of Audubon's Hermit Thrush
    • Notes from Haywards, Cal.
  • Communications
    • Against the General Use of Scientific Names
  • Book Reviews
  • The A. O. U. Meeting
  • Editorial Notes
  • Dr. Elliott Coues
  • Official Minutes of Northern Division
  • Official Minutes of Southern Division
  • Publications Received

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