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THE OOLOGIST 



Yellow Rail's Eggs 181 



Destruction of Lapland Ltong 



Spurs 134 



New Index l"iS 



Crows 164 



Birds Amon.n; the Buttes 170 



Paulson, M. C. 



List of Breeding Birds, Story 



County, Iowa l!0 



The Great Horned Owl, Story 



County, Iowa 37 



The Hairy Woodpecker 13S 



Pember, K. A. 



Duck Hawks Eggs 84 



Potter, A. J. 



The Passenger Pigeon S7 



Pilquist, G. E. 



Arkansas Notes 156 



Pidioccetis 



Altona Farm, Christmas Day, 

 1919 178 



Prill, Dr. A. G. 

 Pelecanus erythrorhynchos .... 



Band-tailed Pigeon 93 



Birds of Harney Valley and 

 Lake Region. Oregon l''G 



Price, H. F. 



The Marsh Hawk 61 



Notes on the Hungarian Par,- 

 ridge 154 



Reed, S. W. 



Horned Owl and Red-tail? 1 

 Hawk S7 



Redick, L. L. 



The Little Blue Pensuln 10 ! 



Reger, H. S. 



An Appreciation of W. H. 

 Werner S!l-o 



Short, E. H. 



Salvage of Bones 53 



Strong, W. A. 



Bird Names 83 



The Geese and the Eagle 96 



Courting Birds 110 



The Cat Question Ill 



A Bird Market That is a "Par- 

 adise" 163 



Sikken, E. A. 



Eagle Dope 42 



Sutton, G. M. 



Speed An Asset In the Making 

 of Bird Skins 5 



Thayer, J. E. 



Ivory-billed Woodpecker's Eggs 29 



Vosburgh, G. W. H. 



Tragedy; From Drift Week, 



1879 , 117 



Bob White 139 



Marsh Hawk 155 



Wisconsin Field Notes 159 



Wilkowski, Wm. 



The Cardinal at Kalamazoo .... 18 



Wheeler, E. A. 



An Extraordinary Experience . . 139 



Williams, R. W. 



Birds Observed at East Leake, 

 Goochland Co., Va., June, 1921 62 



Wolf, L. R., Lieut. 



Summer Residents of Camp 

 Meade, Maryland 92 



Wood, James 

 Winter Observations in Texas.. 20 



NOTE — The two supplements for 

 the year 1922 are indexed in the fore- 

 going index SI- and Sll- etc. 



