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Fig. 69. Map showing- the distribution in Iowa of the Sparrow Hawk. 



Falco sparverius Linnaeus. 



*Say, Thomas, in Major S. H. Long's Account of an Expedition from 

 Pittsburgh to the Rocky Mts., 1819-20, p. 370. (Engineers Canton- 

 ment, Pottawattamie County.) 



*Allen, J. A., Notes on the Birds Observed in Western Iowa in the 

 months of July, August and September: Memoir of the Boston 

 Society of Natural History, Vol. 1, p. 499, 1868. 

 *Allen, J. A., Catalogue of the Birds of Iowa: Geology of Iowa, White, 



Vol. 2, App. B, p. 424, 1870. 

 DeWitt, Allison T., Iowa Anecdote of the Sparrow Hawk: American 



Naturalist, Vol. 4, p. 53, 1870. 



*Trippe, T. M., Notes on the Birds of Southern Iowa: Proceedings of the 

 Boston Society of Natural History, Vol. 15, p. 232, 1872. (Decatur and 

 Mahaska Counties.) 



*Whitcomb, S. L., Interesting Notes on Horned Lark, Sparrow Hawk, 

 etc., from Iowa: The Young Oologist, Vol. 1, No. 8, p. 118, 1884. 

 (Grinnell.) 



*Jones, L., and Parker, H. W., in W. W. Cooke's Bird Migration in the 

 Mississippi Valley, 1884-85: U. S. Department of Agriculture, Division 

 of Economic Ornithology, Bull. 2, pp. 119-20. (Grinnell.) 

 Keyes, Charles Rollin, and Williams, H. S., M. D., Preliminary Annotated 

 Catalogue of the Birds of Iowa: Proceedings of the Davenport 

 Academy of Natural Sciences, Vol. 5, p. 128, 1888. 

 Warren, B. H., Birds of Pennsylvania, p. 101, 1888. 



*Jones, Lynds, A List of Birds found in Eastern Jasper and Western 

 Poweshiek Counties, Iowa: The Curlew, Vol. 1, No. 6, p. 52, March, 

 1889. 



