ARTICLES

Biotic and abiotic factors affecting the feeding behavior of the Black-tailed Godwit. J. Dominguez ............... 393-400

An examination of predatory pressures on Piping Plovers nesting at Breezy Point, New York. B. Lauro
and J. Tanacredi ..................................................................................................................................................... 401-409

Distribution, abundance and habitat use of American White Pelicans in the Delta Region of Mississippi
and along the western Gulf of Mexico coast. D. T. King and T. C. Michot ........................................................ 410-416

Diet of the White Stork in Greece in relation to habitat. E. P. Tsachalidis and V. Goutner ............................. 417-423

The food composition of immature and non-breeding White Storks in Poland. M. Antczak,
S. Konwerski, S. Groblney, and P. Tyjanowshi ...................................................................................................... 424-428

Coastal habitat use by Wood Storks during the non-breeding season. A. L. Bryan, K. F. Gaines,
and C. S. Eldridge ................................................................................................................................................... 429-435

Individual foraging strategies of kleptoparasitic Roseate Terns. D. A. Shealer and J. A. Spendelow .............. 436-441

How small Northern Gannet colonies grow faster than big ones. R. Moss, S. Wanless, and M. P. Harris......... 442-448

Use of satellite telemetry to identify Common Loon migration routes, staging areas and wintering
range. K. P. Kenow, M. W. Meyer, D. C. Evers, D. C. Douglas, and J. Hines ..................................................... 449-458

Recovery in Punta Rasa, Argentina of Common Terns banded in the Azores Archipelago, North
Atlantic. V. C. Neves, R. E. Bremer, and H. Hays ................................................................................................. 459-461

Status of the Scaly-sided Merganser wintering in mainland China in the 1990s. H. Fen-Qi, D. Melville,
G. Xiao-Jie, H. Yuan-Hua, and L. Zhi-Yong ........................................................................................................... 462-464

Responses of dabbling ducks to wetland conditions in the Prairie Pothole Region, U.S.A. J. E. Austin .......... 465-473

Relocation of a large Black-crowned Night-Heron colony in southern California. S. Crouch,
C. Paquette and D. Vilas ........................................................................................................................................ 474-478

Determining sex of Magellanic Penguins using molecular procedures and discriminant functions.
M. Bertellotti, J. L. Tella, J. A. Godoy, G. Blanco, M G. Forero, J. A. Donázar, and O. Ceballos ....................... 479-484

Nocturnal egg neglect and prolonged incubation in the Red-necked Grebe. G. L. Nuechterlein
and D. Buitron ........................................................................................................................................................ 485-491

Repercussions of the abandonment of Mediterranean saltpans on waterbird communities.
M. Paracuellos, H. Castro, J. C. Nevado, J. A. Oña, J. J. Matamalu, L. García, and G. Salas ............................ 492-498

Nestling survival of White-faced Ibis in Lahontan Valley, Nevada, USA. E. P. Kelchlin and
V. L. Wright ............................................................................................................................................................ 499-504

Capturing adult American Bitterns. W. L. Brininger, Jr., and D. A. Azure ......................................................... 505-508

Book Review--The Atlantic Gannet, 2nd edition, Edited by S. Emslie ............................................................. 509

Index for Waterbirds Volume 25 .......................................................................................................................... 510-517

Advice to contributors ........................................................................................................................................... 518-519

Editorial Staff ......................................................................................................................................................... 520