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Contents

Peregrine Falcon Recovery Along the West Central Coast of the Baja
CALIFORNIA Peninsula, Mexico. Aradit Castellanos, Fernando Jaramillo, Federico
Salinas, Alfredo Ortega-Rubio and Cerafina Arguelles 1
Winter Bald Eagle Distribution is Inversely Correlated with Human
Activity Along the Colorado River, Arizona. Bryan t. Brown and Lawrence e.
Stevens 7

Population Status of the Endangered Hawaiian Hawk. Linnea s. Hall, Michael
L. Morrison and Peter H. Bloom 11
Nest-Site Selection by Four Sympatric Forest Raptors in Southern

Norway. Vidar Selas 16
Distribution and Species Richness of a Forest Raptor Community in
Relation to Urbanization. Thomas Bosakowski and Dwight g. Smith 26
Does Vegetation Structure Limit the Distribution of Northern

Goshawks in the Oregon Coast Ranges? Stephen DeStefano and Jon McCioskey. ... 34
Food Habits of the Lanner Falcon (Falco biarmicus feldeggii) in Central
Italy. Federico Morimando, Francesco Pezzo and Alessandro Draghi 40

Nesting Distribution and Population Status of U.S. Ospre\s 1994. Lawrence
M. Houghton and Larry M. Rymon..., 44
The Delaware Bayshore of New Jersey: A Raptor Migration and Wintering
Site of Hemispheric Significance, clay Sutton and Paul Keriinger 54

Food Habits of Common Barn-owls along an Elevational Gradient in
Andean Argentine Patagonia. Alejandro Travaini, Jose A. Donazar, Olga Ceballos,
Alejandro Rodriguez, Fernando Hiraldo and Miguel Delibes 59
Indicators of Male Quality in the Hoots of Tawny Owls (Strix aluco)
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Bridget M. Appleby and Stephen M. Redpath 65
Role of Refuse as Food for Migrant, Floater and Breeding Black Kites
MlLVUS MIGRANS . Guillermo Blanco 71
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Short Communications
Interspecific and Intraspecific Aggression Among Grifton and Cinereous Vultures at
Nesting and Foraging Sites. Guillermo Blanco, Jose M. Traverse, Javier Marchamalo and
Felix Martinez 77

Hunting Synchrony in White-tailed Kites. Molly F. Skonieczny and Jeffrey R. Dunk 79
Blood Parasites of Nestling Goshawks. E.P. Toyne and R.W. Ashford 81

Migration of Flocks of Honey Buzzards in Southern Italy and Malta. Nicolantonio
Agostini, Daniela Logozzo and Charles Colero 84
Nesting-Tree Preference and Nesting Success of Japanese Lesser Sparrowhawks in Japan.
Mutsuyuki Ueta 86
Letters 89
BOOK Review. Edited by Jeffrey S. Marks 90

Manuscript Referees 91

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