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The Waterbird Society Scientific Study and Conservation of the World's Waterbirds |
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COLONIAL
WATERBIRDS
JOURNAL OF THE COLONIAL WATERBIRD SOCIETY Volume 21, Number 2 June 1998 Pages 125-300 ARTICLES
Key Areas for Wintering North American Herons T. Mikuska, J. A. Kushlan and S. Hartley..........................125-134 Phenology and Reproductive Success of the Maguari Stork in the Southern Llanos of Venezuela J. A. González.................................................................................................................................................................135-142 Long-term Trends in Population and Community Measures
of Colonial-nesting Waterbirds in Food of Nestling Wood Storks in Coastal Georgia A. L. Bryan, Jr. and J. C. Gariboldi..................................152-158 Impact of Water Diversions on Colonially-nesting Waterbirds
in the Macquarie Marshes of Arid Intra-colony Variation in Breeding Performance of Atlantic Puffins J. W. Chardine and W. A. Montevecchi..........................................................................................................................................................171-184 Waterbird Communities in Rice Fields Subjected to Different Post-harvest Treatments J. H Day and M. A. Colwell..................................................................................................................................................................185-197 Breeding Cycle and Nestling Growth of Bulwer's Petrel on the Desertas Islands, Portugal M. Nunes and L. Vicente..................................................................................................................................................................198-204 The Breeding Ecology of Magellanic Penguins at Cabo
Virgenes, Argentina: What Factors Potential Food Availability and Flamingo Use of Commercial
Salt Impoundments in the Ría Lagartos Population Changes and Demography of the Northern
Rockhopper Penguin on Amsterdam and Saint NOTES Observations of Nocturnal Foraging in the Double-crested Cormorant D. T. King, J. B. Harrel, B. Dorr and D. Reinhold...............................................................................................................................................................234-235 Estimating the Abundance of Eared Grebes on Mono Lake,
California, by Aerial Photography W. S. Boyd Hermit Crabs in the Diet of Pigeon Guillemots at Kachemak Bay, Alaska M. A. Litzow, J. F. Piatt and J. D. Figurski...............................................................................................................................................................242-244 Foraging Site Preferences of Brandt's Cormorants off the Santa Cruz, California Coast A. Hebshi..........245-250 Another Look at Courtship Feeding and Copulation Behavior in the Common Tern L. Blanchard and R. D. Morris.................................................................................................................................................................251-255 A New Nesting Site Record for the Jabiru in Costa Rica J. Villarreal Orias...............................................256-257 Two Capture Techniques for American White Pelicans
and Great Blue Herons D. T. King, J. D. Paulson, Clumped Arrivals at an Atlantic Puffin Colony F. R. Merkel, N. K. Nielsen and B. Olsen............................261-267 Reproduction of Least Bitterns in a Managed Wetland W. Post..................................................................268-273 Human Activity May Benefit White-faced Ibises Overwintering
in Baja California Sur, Mexico G. Blanco James Flamingo Foraging Behavior in Argentina V. Mascitti.......................................................................277-280 Noteworthy Publications Edited by: David N. Nettleship................................................................................281-296 Instructions for Contributors.................................................................................................................................297-298 Editorial Staff.......................................................................................................................................................299-300 |