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Volume 3, Issue 4, 1 July 1901
Original Articles
Breeding of Hesperocichla naevia in California
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The Santa Cruz Song Sparrow, with Notes on the Salt Marsh Song Sparrow
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Two Years with Mexican Birds. III. Some Plantation Birds
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Scott’s Oriole at San Diego, Cal.
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An Exceptional Set of Eggs of the Wood Duck
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A New Species of Geospiza Collected by the Hopkins-Stanford Expedition to the Galapagos Islands
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An Outing for Owls’ Eggs
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The Bullock's and Arizona Hooded Orioles
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Notes on Some Little-Known Birds of Southern California
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Two Amusing Incidents
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Harpy Eagle. (Thrasaetus harpyia.)
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A Study of the Birds of Santiago Canyon
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Echoes from the Field
Western Evening Grosbeak Again
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Early Nesting of the Red-bellied Hawk
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Parasites in Birds
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Curious Nest of Anna’s Hummingbird
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Breeding of the Western Robin in Lake Co., Cal.
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Notes on the Loon, Evening Grosbeak and Broad-tailed Hummingbird
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Pacific Coast Changes in the Check-List
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Communications
A Boon for Oologists
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Use of Collodion to Prevent Arsenical Poisoning
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Original Articles
General News Notes
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Editorial Notes
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Save the Birds’ Stomachs
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Query Column
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A Suggestion for Forming Club Chapters
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Publications Received
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Official Minutes of Northern Division
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"Snap Shots at Prominent Ornithologists. No. IV."
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The American Ornithologists's Union
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