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• In Memoriam: Henry Augustus Purdie. Born December 16, 1840-Died March 29, 1911
  Vol 29, Page 1

• Some Reminiscences of the Late Professor C. O. Whitman
  Vol 29, Page 15

• Notes on the Summer Birds of the St. John Valley, New Brunswick
  Vol 29, Page 16

• A Name for the Hawaiian Linnet
  Vol 29, Page 24

• A List of the Birds of Sedgwick County, Kansas
  Vol 29, Page 25

• Notes on Recognition Marks in Certain Species of Birds
  Vol 29, Page 44

• Observations on the Yellow-Billed Tropic-Bird (Phaëthon americanus Grant) at the Bermuda Islands
  Vol 29, Page 49

• A Short Summer Outing in Newfoundland, 1911
  Vol 29, Page 72

• Notes on Birds Breeding in the Mountains of Virginia
  Vol 29, Page 79

• Notes on the Flight of Gulls
  Vol 29, Page 85

• Twenty-Ninth Stated Meeting of the American Ornithologists' Union
  Vol 29, Page 92

• Franklin's Gull (Larus franklini) at Philadelphia
  Vol 29, Page 99

• Yellow Rail (Coturnicops noveboracensis)
  Vol 29, Page 100

• The Semipalmated Sandpiper in Philadelphia County, Pa
  Vol 29, Page 101

• Duck Hawk (Falco peregrinus anatum)
  Vol 29, Page 102

• The Seaside Sparrow (Passerherbulus maritimus maritimus) Breeding on the Coast of Georgia near Savannah
  Vol 29, Page 103

• The Bohemian Waxwing in Vermont in Summer
  Vol 29, Page 104

• Dendroica æstiva Captured by a Spider
  Vol 29, Page 105

• Capture of the Carolina Wren at Portland, Maine
  Vol 29, Page 106

• Waterfowl Nearly Drowned
  Vol 29, Page 107

• Shore-Bird Notes
  Vol 29, Page 108

• Two New Birds for Greenland
  Vol 29, Page 109

• Additions to a List of the Birds of Harding County, Northwestern South Dakota
  Vol 29, Page 110

• Notes from West Virginia. Empidonax trailli alnorum
  Vol 29, Page 111

• New Records from Arkansas
  Vol 29, Page 112

• Bird Enemies of the Chinese Cotton Scale
  Vol 29, Page 113

• McAtee's 'Woodpeckers in Relation to Trees and Wood Products' [review]
  Vol 29, Page 114

• Strong on the Olfactory Organs and the Sense of Smell in Birds
  Vol 29, Page 115

• Riley on Three New Birds from Canada
  Vol 29, Page 117

• Report of the Meriden Bird Club
  Vol 29, Page 118

• Cooke on the Distribution of the American Egrets
  Vol 29, Page 119

• Todd and Worthington's ' A Contribution to the Ornithology of the Bahama Islands '
  Vol 29, Page 123

• Mathews's ' The Birds of Australia '
  Vol 29, Page 124

• Publications Received
  Vol 29, Page 125

• Cooke's ' Distribution and Migration of North American Shorebirds '
  Vol 29, Page 128

• Mathews's Notes on Nomenclature
  Vol 29, Page 131

• Notes and News
  Vol 29, Page 136

• Birds of the Paramo of Central Ecuador
  Vol 29, Page 141

• Notes on Whip-Poor-Wills and Owls
  Vol 29, Page 150

• The Relation of Genera to Faunal Areas
  Vol 29, Page 159

• Notes on the Laysan Finch
  Vol 29, Page 166

• A Last Word on the Passenger Pigeon
  Vol 29, Page 169

• The Validity of the Red-Legged Subspecies of Black Duck
  Vol 29, Page 176

• Birds in the Markets of Southern Europe
  Vol 29, Page 179

• Additions to the Known Ornithological Publications of C. S. Rafinesque
  Vol 29, Page 191

• Notes on the Spring Migration at Timber Line, North of Great Slave Lake
  Vol 29, Page 198

• Vroeg's Catalogue
  Vol 29, Page 205

• Great Auk Eggs in the Thayer Museum
  Vol 29, Page 208

• The Least Sandpiper during the Nesting Season in the Magdalen Islands
  Vol 29, Page 210

• Further Notes on the Fruit-Eating Habits of the Sage Thrasher in the Yakima Valley, Washington
  Vol 29, Page 224

• Certain Phases of the Theory of Recognition Marks
  Vol 29, Page 226

• An Apparently Unrecognized Race of the Red-Shouldered Hawk
  Vol 29, Page 232

• The Forked-Tailed Gull (Xema furcatum)
  Vol 29, Page 233

• Black Ducks Which became Very Tame
  Vol 29, Page 234

• The Pintail Duck (Dafila acuta) in Winter near Portland, Maine
  Vol 29, Page 235

• The Bittern (Botaurus lentiginosus) Wintering in New Jersey
  Vol 29, Page 236

• Yellow Rail (Coturnicops noveboracensis) in Massachusetts
  Vol 29, Page 237

• Nesting of the Passenger Pigeon (Ectopistes migratorius) in New York
  Vol 29, Page 238

• Mississippi and Swallow-Tailed Kites in Knox Co., Ind
  Vol 29, Page 239

• Diurnal Activities of the Great Horned Owl (Bubo virginianus virginianus)
  Vol 29, Page 240

• Differences Due to Sex in the Black Swift
  Vol 29, Page 241

• A Crested Flycatcher in December at Cambridge, Mass
  Vol 29, Page 242

• Starling (Sturnus vulgaris) in Chester Co., Pa
  Vol 29, Page 243

• Strange Actions of a Red-Eyed Cowbird
  Vol 29, Page 244

• Crossbills (Loxia curvirostra minor) in Chester Co., Pa., in Summer
  Vol 29, Page 245

• Lapland Longspur (Calcarius lapponicus lapponicus) in Delaware
  Vol 29, Page 246

• Lawrence's Warbler (Vermivora lawrencei) in Chester County, Pa
  Vol 29, Page 247

• Mockingbird Notes from Massachusetts
  Vol 29, Page 249

• Greenland Wheatear Seen in Massachusetts
  Vol 29, Page 250

• Stray Notes from New Brunswick
  Vol 29, Page 251

• Some British Columbia Records
  Vol 29, Page 252

• Eastern Oregon Notes
  Vol 29, Page 253

• Additions to Birds of Kerrville, Texas
  Vol 29, Page 254

• The Names "Purple Finch," "Mavis," and "Highole"
  Vol 29, Page 255

• Ridgway's Birds of North and Middle America. Part V
  Vol 29, Page 256

• Sclater's Birds of Colorado
  Vol 29, Page 258

• Howell's Birds of Arkansas
  Vol 29, Page 259

• Bent on Birds of the Aleutian Islands
  Vol 29, Page 260

• Nelson and Goldman on New Birds from Panama
  Vol 29, Page 261

• Herrick's Nests and Nest-Building in Birds
  Vol 29, Page 262

• Henshaw's Report of the Chief of the Biological Survey for 1911
  Vol 29, Page 263

• Taylor on Birds of Northern Humboldt County, Nevada
  Vol 29, Page 264

• Swarth, on a Collection of Birds from Vancouver Island
  Vol 29, Page 265

• Jacobs' The American Bird House Journal for 1912
  Vol 29, Page 266

• Worcester on Newly Discovered Breeding Places of Philippine Sea Birds
  Vol 29, Page 267

• Hellmayr on the Ornithology of Western Colombia
  Vol 29, Page 268

• Cassinia
  Vol 29, Page 269

• The Ornithological Journals
  Vol 29, Page 270

• Publications Received
  Vol 29, Page 272

• The Photography of Birds' Eggs
  Vol 29, Page 274

• A History of the Birds of Colorado
  Vol 29, Page 277

• Life of Sir William Jardine
  Vol 29, Page 278

• Notes and News
  Vol 29, Page 279

• A Reconsideration of the American Black Ducks with Special Reference to Certain Variations
  Vol 29, Page 295

• Morning Awakening and Even-Song
  Vol 29, Page 307

• October Birds of the Headwaters of the Gila River, New Mexico
  Vol 29, Page 327

• The Hawaiian Linnet, Carpodacus Mutans Grinnell
  Vol 29, Page 336

• The Introduction and Acclimatization of the Yellow Canary on Midway Island
  Vol 29, Page 339

• Early Records of the Carolina Paroquet
  Vol 29, Page 343

• Notes on Palmer's Thrasher (Toxostoma curvirostre palmeri)
  Vol 29, Page 363

• Notes on the Birds Observed on a Trip through the Mountains of Western North Carolina
  Vol 29, Page 368

• A New Subspecies of the Ruffed Grouse
  Vol 29, Page 378

• Sixteenth Supplement to the American Ornithologists' Union Check-List of North American Birds
  Vol 29, Page 380

• The Ancient Murrelet (Synthliboramphus antiquus) in Ontario
  Vol 29, Page 387

• The Brown Pelican on Long Island
  Vol 29, Page 389

• Late Record of the Red-Backed Sandpiper (Pelidna alpina sakhalina) in Massachusetts
  Vol 29, Page 391

• Pigeons Do Not Carry Their Eggs
  Vol 29, Page 392

• Note on the Bald Eagle and Osprey
  Vol 29, Page 393

• A Case of Cannibalism among Blackbirds
  Vol 29, Page 394

• Unusual Nest Site of the Cardinal
  Vol 29, Page 395

• Two Interesting Records for Canada
  Vol 29, Page 396

• Some Erroneous Wisconsin Bird Records
  Vol 29, Page 397

• Rare Virginia Birds
  Vol 29, Page 399

• Birds and the Cotton Scale
  Vol 29, Page 400

• Ornithological Notes of Rafinesque in the Western Review and Miscellaneous Magazine, Lexington, Ky
  Vol 29, Page 401

• Chapman's Handbook
  Vol 29, Page 402

• Eagle Clarke's 'Studies in Bird Migration'
  Vol 29, Page 403

• Howard's British Warblers. Part VI
  Vol 29, Page 406

• A Hand-List of British Birds
  Vol 29, Page 407

• Horsbrugh's 'The Game-Birds and Water-Fowl of South Africa'
  Vol 29, Page 410

• Oberholser on the Edible-Nest Swiftlets
  Vol 29, Page 411

• Dill and Bryan on Laysan Island
  Vol 29, Page 412

• The Food of Birds in India
  Vol 29, Page 413

• Economic Ornithology in Recent Entomological Publications
  Vol 29, Page 416

• The Food of Birds in Scotland
  Vol 29, Page 417

• Bragg's Supplement to the Birds of South Carolina
  Vol 29, Page 418

• Coward's 'The Migration of Birds'
  Vol 29, Page 419

• Morse's 'A Pocket List of Birds of Eastern Massachusetts
  Vol 29, Page 420

• Ornithological Articles in Other Journals
  Vol 29, Page 426

• Sclater's Contour Map of Colorado
  Vol 29, Page 429

• Concealing Coloration
  Vol 29, Page 430

• Notes and News
  Vol 29, Page 431

• The Freezing of Cayuga Lake in Its Relation to Bird Life
  Vol 29, Page 437

• The Niagara Swan Trap
  Vol 29, Page 445

• Methods of Estimating the Contents of Bird Stomachs
  Vol 29, Page 449

• The Breeding Birds of Southern Center County, Pennsylvania
  Vol 29, Page 465

• Some Observations on the Life-History of the Red-Breasted Merganser, Mergus Serrator, Linn
  Vol 29, Page 479

• Remarks on the Case of Roosevelt vs. Thayer, with a Few Independent Suggestions on the Concealing Coloration Question
  Vol 29, Page 489

• Birds Observed in Montgomery County, Virginia
  Vol 29, Page 508

• The Man-o'-War-Bird (Fregata aquila) on the Coast of Georgia
  Vol 29, Page 531

• Mallard and Black Ducks at Currituck, N. C
  Vol 29, Page 533

• Dispersal of the Australian Duck (Anas superciliosa)
  Vol 29, Page 534

• The European Teal (Nettion crecca) Again Returning to Wenham, Mass
  Vol 29, Page 535

• Records from Nippinickett Pond, Bridgewater, Mass
  Vol 29, Page 536

• Uncommon Shore-Birds Seen in Essex County, Massachusetts
  Vol 29, Page 537

• Ocracoke Water Bird Notes
  Vol 29, Page 538

• Passenger Pigeon (Ectopistes migratorius) in Alberta
  Vol 29, Page 539

• On the Alleged Egg-Carrying Habit of the Band-Tailed Pigeon
  Vol 29, Page 540

• Red-Headed Woodpecker at Newburyport, Mass
  Vol 29, Page 541

• The Case of a Crow and a Ruffed Grouse
  Vol 29, Page 542

• The Acadian Sharp-Tailed Sparrow and Other Birds at Plymouth, Mass
  Vol 29, Page 543

• Notes on the Dickcissel in Colorado
  Vol 29, Page 544

• Proper Name for the Nashville Warbler
  Vol 29, Page 545

• A Third Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher in Maine
  Vol 29, Page 546

• Barrows' Michigan Bird Life
  Vol 29, Page 547

• Willett's Birds of the Pacific Slope of Southern California
  Vol 29, Page 548

• Mathews' Birds of Australia
  Vol 29, Page 549

• Grinnell's Systematic List of the Birds of California
  Vol 29, Page 551

• Richmond on New Birds from the West Coast of Sumatra
  Vol 29, Page 552

• Gladstone's the Vertebrate Fauna of Dumfriesshire
  Vol 29, Page 553

• The Ornithological Journals
  Vol 29, Page 554

• Ornithological Articles in Other Journals
  Vol 29, Page 558

• Publications Received
  Vol 29, Page 559

• The Functions of the A. O. U. Committee on Nomenclature
  Vol 29, Page 561

• Aves in the International Catalogue of Scientific Literature
  Vol 29, Page 568

• Notes and News
  Vol 29, Page 571

• Errata
  Vol 29, Page 605

The Auk

Washington, D.C, American Ornithologists' Union, etc, 1884-

1884

Smithsonian

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