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INDEX TO IOWA BIRD LIFE'
VOLS. XVI-XX- 1946-1950

COMPILED BY FRED J. FIERCE
CHECKED BY WM. YOUNGWORTH

A

Agelaius phoeniceus phoeniceus, X\ II, 56.

AllerT, 0. P. Snowy Owls in Clayton
County* XX, 23 ; Migrant Shrike Attacks
Robin* XX, 6 3.

Anderson’, Dr. Rudolph Martin. Letter by
quoted, XVII, 20; review of his "Meth-
ods of Collecting and Preserving Verte-
brate Animals”, XIX, 38.

Anhinga, XIX, 24; XX, 32, 66.

Ani, Groove-billed, XV III, 70.

Asio otus wilsonianus, XIX, 70.

Astur atricapillus atricapillus, XVI, 2.

Atlantic Bird Clue. Report on work of,
XVII, 74.

Auk, Razor-billed, XVII, 43; XIX, 50,

Austin, Carl E. The Crow is Resourceful,
XVII* 18-19.

Avocet, XVI, 66; XVII, 47, 50; XVIII, 50;

XX, 31, 61, 63, 67.

Ayres, C. C., Sr. "Birdology”, XV 1 11, 31-
32; photograph of, XVIII, 31.

Ayres, Charles C., Jr. President's Letter,

XVI, 32-33; photograph of, XVI, 32;
Our 1947 Convention at Cedar Falls,

XVII, 16; President’s letter, XVII, 32-
33; The Mirror as an Aid in Bird
Study, XVIII, 35.

B

Baeolophus bicolor, XVII, 34.

Bailey, Alfred M. Photographs by, XX II,
26; XVIII, 42; photograph of, XX, 43.

Bailey, Bert H. The Mount Vernon Con-
vention in 1896, XVI, 33-34.

Bailey* John H. Obituary of, XVIII, 39.

Bald pate, XVI. 43, 44, 45, 46, 52; XVII,

68; XVIII, 43. 44, 45; XIX, 24;

XX, 9, 18, 51, 63.

Barlow, Mrs. John. Report on local bird
club, XIX, 79.

Baskett, Thomas S. See Scott, Thomas G.

B att ell* Mrs. F. L. (Harriett C.) Eve-
ning Grosbeaks at Ames, XVI, 17 ; Notes
from an Ames Yard, XlX, 78.

Bekkowitz, Albert C. Pacific Loon and
other Water Birds at Des Moines Im-
pounding Reservoir, XIX, 19.

Birk eland, Henry. Notes on the Birds of
Norway, XX, 51-52.

Bittern, American, XVI, 8, 31, 40, 52;

XVII, 6, 32, 72; XVIII, 30, 44. 45,

52; XIX, 65; XX, 9, 30, 47, 49,
Least, XVI, 31 , 36; XVII. 37, 72;

XIX, 74; XX, 8, 45, 61. Eastern,

XVI, 52.

Blackbird, Brewer's, XVI, 56, 57, 66;

XVII, 49; XVIII, 50; XIX, 33, 51;

XX, 63.

Giant Red-wing, XVII, 73 ; XVIII, 63.

Red-winged, XVI, 15, 32, 37, 40* 56;
XVII, 6, 15* 32, 56; XVIIi, 7, 30,
66; XlX, 33, 34, 47, 65, 71, 73; XX,
27, 30. 44, 48, 57, 64.

Rusty, XVI, 15* 36, 55; XVII* 11* 15,
35; N VIII, 7, 34, 63 ; XlX, 7, 9, 10;
XX, 19.

Yellow-headed, XVI, 32, 56* 66; XVII,
32, 47, 73; XVIII, 30, 50, 52, 63 ;
XIX, 29, 50; XX, 30, 63.

Blif.se* John C. W. Mockingbirds in Black
Hawk County, XX L 57; A Cardinal’s
Unusual Singing Perch, XVI, 67; In-
formation, Please! XIX, 76; Bewick’s
Wren at Mount Vernon, XX, 24; An
Aid in Counting Birds in Flight, XX,
24.

Bluebird, XVI, 15* 31; XVII* 15, 32* 73;
XVIII, 7, 1 3, 30, 37, 63 ; XIX, 9, 33,
34* 67; XX, 19, 47. Eastern* XVJ
55; XVII, 46.

Mountain, XVI, 20. 66 ; XVII 47 48
49; XVIII, 50, 70; XIX, 50, 52.

Western, XIX, 51.

Bobolink, XVI* 32, 55, 67; XVII, 6. 23* 32,
73; XVIII, 63; XIX, 33; XX IQ*
40, 48.

Bob-white, XVI, 14* 31* 53; XVII, 9, 14,
32, 51-52, drawing 51, 72; XVIII.
6, 62; XIX, 8, 19, 33; XX, 2-7,
photograph 5, 18, 21, 23, 47.

Florida, XX* 66.

Boron er. Mrs. Robert I. Observations in
Southwest Iowa, XX. 63.

Broun. Maurice. Review of his “Hawks
Aloft: The Story of Hawk Mountain”,
XIX, 80.

Brown* Mrs. Helen M. A Sight Record
of the Scissor-tailed Flycatcher lit Wright
County, XVI* 68.

Brown, Woodward H. Water-thrushes in
Iowa in Midsummer, XIX, 56; Grin-
ned \ Water-thrush in Midsummer, XX,
62; On the Relative Abundance of
Cuckoos, XX* 63-64.

Buffi e-head, XVI* 43, 45, 46; XVIII, 38,
62; XIX, 19, 34; XX* drawing 25.

Bunting, Indigo, XVI* 32, 56; XVII* 23,
32, 73 ; XVIII, 30, 64, 71 ; XIX, 33,
77 ; XX, 40, 48, 60.

Lark, XVI, 66; XVII, 3, 45, 49;

XVIII, 49, 50, 52; XIX, 55.

Lazuli, VIIII, 30, 55; XIX, 50, 51, 52
73; XX, 67.

Painted, XIX, 53.

Snow, XVI, 15; XIX, 7, 9, 16; XX.
19* 2L Eastern, XIX, 16.

VOLS, XVI-XX, 1946*1950 71

BurroughSi Julian. Spring Carnival,
XVIII, 58-60; drawings by, XVIII, 59-
60.

Bnteo lineatus lineatus, XIX, 27.

Swainsoni, XIX, 58.

c

Canvas-back, XVI, 31, 43, 44, 46; X\ III,
45, 56, 62, 65-66; XIX, 34.

Caracara, Audubon’s, XX, 66.

Cardinal, XVI, 1 5, 23, 32, 67 ; XVII, 8. 15,
32, 73; XVIII, 4, 7. 17, 30, 35, 64,
70; XIX, 9, 16, 28, 33, 71, 78; XX,
19, 21, 23, 24, 48, 59. Eastern, XVI,
56.

Carter, Dennis. Migrant Shrike, XVII,
56; Feeding Winter Birds, XV11I, 17.
Casmerodius alhus egretta, XIX, 2, 27.
Catbird, XVI, 31, 54; XVII, 8, 32, 47, 54,
72; XVIII, 30, 33, 63, 71 ; XIX, 33,
76, 77, 78 ; XX, 47, 59, 60.

Cedar Falls Audubon Club. Report on
work of, XVII, 74-75.

Cedar Rapids Bird Club. Report on work
of, XVII, 19, 75-76; XIX, 59.

Chaffinch, XX, 52.

Chat, Long-tailed, XIX, 53.

Vel low-breasted, XVI, 55; XIII, 73;

XIX, 28, 33, 49, 78,

Chickadee, XVI, 15, 31, 35, 73; XVII, 15,
19, 32, 34, 35, 46, 72; XVIII, 4, 7,
17, 30, 63; XIX, 6, 9, 15, 17, 19, 33 ;

XX, 8, 14, 23, 25. 40, 47. 48-49, 60.
Black-capped, XVI, 54; XVII, S;

XVIII, 35; XLX, 6, 21, 67, 68; XX,
19, 21, 24, 38, 39.

Carolina, XX, 38.

Chestnut-backed, XVIII, 20, 50; XIX,
55.

Long-tailed, XIX, 6, 68; XX, 38.
Mountain, XVII, 49; XIX, 51.
Plumbeous, XIX, 53.

Chicken, Prairie, XVI. 69; XVII, 3, 7;

XIX, 52, 55 ; XX, 57.

Chuck-will s-w idow - , XIX, 53.

Clark, Mrs. Ella I.. Bald Eagles at
Burlington, XVII, 17,

Coe, Rev. Albert E. Notes on Woodcock
and Pileated Woodpecker, XVII, 56.
Colmus Virginia nus mexicanus, XX, 2 .
Condor, California, XVI, 20, 28.

Coot, American, XVI, 31, 40, 53; XI II,
14, 32, 58, 72; XVIII, 6, 30, 38, 43,
45, 46, 52, 35, 62; XIX, 8, 24, 3 5,
67; XX, IS. 22, 47, 49.

Cgpp, C, Esther. Bird Notes from Wheat-
land, XVIII, 34; December Notes, XX,
22 .

Cormorant, Double-crested, XVI, 31, 52;
XVII, 1 8, 32, 35, 43, 72; XVIII, 44,
45, 47, 62; XIX, 32, 49; XX, 18, 41,
47.

Cow bird, XVI, 32, 37, 65 ; XVII, 6, 8, 9,
32, 73 ; XVIII, 30, 64; XIX, 16, 33,

35, 53; XX, 44, 48. Eastern, XVI,
56.

Crane, Florida, XX, 66.

Sandhill, XVII, 47, 48, drawing 62,
63; XVIII, 45, 46, 68,

Whooping, XVI, 10; XX, 11, 56.

Credit Island, Davenport, photograph of,
XX, 9, 10, 11.

Creeper, Brown, XVI, 15, 35, 47, 54; XVII,
15, 19; XVIII, 7; XIX, 9, 15, 16,
77; XX, 19, 21, 23, 24.

Sierra, XIX, 55.

Crossbill, American, XVIII, 51.

Red, XVIII, 17; XIX, 50.

White-winged, XVIII, 48; XIX, 7, 9.

Crosslev, Frieda and George. Carolina
Wren at Burlington, XIX, 21.

Crossley, George E. Evening Grosbeaks
at Dubuque, XVI, 3 5.

Crow’, XV], 15, 31, 36, 64, 73 ; XVII, 15,
18-19, 22, 32, 72, 79; XVIII, 4, 7,
8, 24, 30, 35, 63, 65, 66 ; XIX, 9, 16,
18, 33 ; XX, 14, 19, 21, 23, 24, 25, 47.
Eastern, XVI, 54.

Fish, XX, 66.

Hooded, XX, 52,

Cruickshank, Allan D. Review of bis
"Wings in the Wilderness’’, XV 11, 77.

Cuckoo, Black-billed, XVII, 32, 72; XVIII,
30, 71 ; XIX, 3 3 ; XX, 6 3-64.

Yellow-billed, XVII, 72; XVIII, 30,
68, 71 ; XIX, 33, 77; XX, 47, 63-64.

Curlew, Eskimo, XX, 11, 26, 57.

Hudsonian, XVI, 20 ; XIX, 54.

Long-billed, XVI, 20, 40, 66; XVII,
47, 50; XIX, 52.

Cygnus buccinator, XVII, 58.

Columbians, XVII, 58.

I)

Davis, Verna M. Report on local bird
club, XVII, 74-75.

DeLong, Mrs. W. C. Bird Notes Made on
a Census Trip, XVI, 36; An Afternoon
with the Birds, XVI, 47-50; A Song
Sparrow’s Nest, XVII, 23-25; The Fall
Parade, XVII, 53-56; Field Ornithology
in Colorado, XX, 66-67.

Dendroica townsendi, XX, 61.

Des Moines Audubon Society. Report on
work of, XVI, 58; XVII, 76.

Dickcissel, XVI, 6, 32, 56; XVII, 32, 73;
XVIII, 30, 64, 71; XIX, 33, 71, 73;
XX, 48.

Dingle, Edward vonS. Draw ing bv, XVI,
63.

Dipper, XX, 66-67.

Dix, Mrs, Ray S. American Egrets in
Black Hawk Countv, XVI 58; Notes
from Cedar Falls, XVIII, 37, Iowa Bird
Students on Vacation: Nebraska and
Western States, XVIII, 50; Notes from
Cedar Falls, XX, 51.

INDEX TO IOWA BIRD LIFE

Dole, J. Wilbur. Obituary and photo-
graph of, XIX* S3,

Dove, Ground, XX, 66.

Mourning, XVI, 14, 31, 5+; XVII, 8,
14, 32, 72; XVIII, 6, 17, 30, 33, 3 3,
62; XIX, 8, 10, IS, 21, 33, 36, 77-78 ;
XX, photograph 16, 17, 21, 23, 27,
34-37, photograph 35, 47, 57-53.
Rock, XIX, 6, S, 10, 22.

Dmvitcher, XVI, 31, 53; XVII, 13, 37, 44;
XVIII, 30, 33; XIX, 54, 75; XX, 8,
47.

Long-billed, XVI, 67; XVIII, 52.

Dow S' into, Glenn R. Iowa Bird Memories,
XX, 39-41.

Drury, Ei eanor. Snow Buntings at Dav-
enport, XIX, 16.

Dubuque Audubon Clue;. Report on work
of, XVII, 76-77 ; XIX, 79.

Duck, Black, XVI, 42, 15, 46; XVII, SO;
XVIII, 52; XIX, S, 15, 24, 32, 34;
XX, IS, 20, 22,

Blue- bill, XX, 39.

Common Eider, XVII, 44.

Lder, XVIII, 47.

Florida, XX, 66.

Greater Scaup, XVI, 37.

Harlequin, XVIII, 20.

Hudson Bay Eider, XIX, 54.

Lesser Scaup, XVI, 31. 43, 44, 46;
XVII, 14, 32, 72; XV11I, 6, 30, 43,
45, 46, 62; XIX, S, IS; XX, 18, 22,
47.

Red-head; XVI, 43, 44, 46, 52; XVII,
6S : XVIII, 6, 30, 52, 56 ; XIX, S.
Red-legged Black, XVII, 14.

Ri g-necked, XVI, 42, 44, 45, 46;

XVII, 14; XVIII, 45; XIX, 8;
XX, S, 51.

Ruddv, XVI, 43, 44, 46, 52 ; XVIII, 30,
45, - L 6, 62; XIX, 8; XX, IS.

Scaup, XVI, 52; XIX, 24, 32, 35; XX,
S, 51.

Wood, XVI, 31, 43, 44, 45, 46, 52;
XVII, 32, 34, 72; XVIII, 6, 30, 34,
43, 45, 62; XIX, 24, 31, 32; XX, S,
47, 54.

DuMont, Janetta A, Necrology by,
XVIII, 72.

DuMont, Philip A, Subspecies and Bird
Watching, XX, 55-57.

E

Eagle, Bald, XVI, 14, 36; XVII, 12, 13, 14,
17, 22; XVIII, 6, 36, 50; XIX, 8, 10,
21, 24, 52, 63 ; XX, 18, 21, 22, 42.
Northern, XIX, 57. Southern, XIX,
57.

Golden, XVI, 66, 69; XVII, 14, 16;

XIX, 52, 57.

Egret, American, XVI, 36, 57, 58, 67, 69 ;
XVII, 16; XVIII, 27, 50, 52, 62, 69,
70; XIX, 2-5, IS, 20, 24, 27, 29, 32;

XX. 8, 41, 47, 54, 66.

Brewster’s, XVI, 66; XVII, 47; XVI II,
50: XIX, 52; XX, 67.

Reddish, XX, 66.

Snowy, XVIII, 69-70; XIX, 5, 24, 29,
74 XX, 21, 54, 55, 66.

Ernpit’onax virescens, XIX, 27.

Ex vis, J. Harold. The Spring Conven-
tion and the Annual Bird Census An-
nounceme: t, XVI, 11-12; Observations
in the White Pine Hollow Reserve, Du-
buque County, XVIII, 35; Iowa Bird
Students on Vacation: Yellowstone, etc.,
XVIII, 51; Interim Report of the Li-
braran, XVIII, 53-54; Predatory Ac-
tivity o. a Clue Jay, XVIII, 67-68 ; Rock
Doves and CRff Swallows at Iowa
Falls, XIX, 22; Unusual Nesting of the
Flicker, XIX, 76; Feral Nesting of the
Rock Dove at Mount Vernon, XIX, 77-78.

Errincton, Dr. Pali. L. Letter by, quot-
ed, XVIII, 56.

F

Falcon, Prairie, XVI, 3, 14, 53, 57; XVII.
17. 35, 48, 49; XVIII, 6; XIX, S,
II, 23, 77 ; XX. 18.

Feeney, Thomas J. On the Status of Cer-
tain Iowa Birds, XIX, 57; On Retain-
ing Our Amateur Status, XIX, 62-63 ;
photograph of, XX, 43 ; Townsend’s
Warbler at Davenport, XX, 61.

Ficne, Mrs. Frances Davison. Obituary
of, XVI, S.

Finch, Black-capped Rosy, XIX, 55.

Brow ri-capp xl Rosy, XVII, 45.
Cassin’s Purple, XVII, 47, 49; XVIII,
43; XIX, 51, 52, 55.,

House, XVI, 19, 66; XIX, 50, 51, 52 ;
XX, 67.

Purple, XVI, 15, 32; XVII, 13, 15,
33, 73 ; XVIII, 7, 48, 64; XIX, 9,
21, 55; XX, 19, 48, 59. Eastern,
XVI, 56.

Fitzsimmons, C. S. Winter Notes from
Sibley, XVI, 35; Crossbills at Sibley
in August, XVIII, 17; Notes from Sib-
lev, XX, 50.

Flicker, XVI. 14, 31, 35, 69; XVII, 8, 9,

14, 19, 32, 72; XVIII, 6, 15, 23,
30, 62; XIX, 8, 15, 16, 21, 33; XX,

15, 21, 24, 25, 47, 59. Northern,
XVI, 54; XIX, 76.

Mearn’s Gilded, XVI, 20.

Red-shafted, XVI, 8, 37; XVII, 13.
14, 48, 49; XVIII, 49, 50, 51 ; XIX,
50, 52.

Flycatcher, Acadian, XVI, 54; XVII, 55.
72; XVIII, 62; XIX, 27.

Alder, XVI, 54; XVII, 55, 72; XVIII,
62; XX, 47.

Black and White, XX, 52.

Crested, XVI, 31, 69; XVII, 8, 25, 32,
72; XVIII, 30, 62; XIX, 12, 33;
XX, 47. Northern, XVI, 54.

VOLS XVI-XX. 1946-1950

Least, XVI, 54; X\ II, 52, 5 5, 72,
XVIII, 30, 62 ; XIX, 33, 77, XX, +7.
Olive-sided, XVI, 54; XVII, 72;

XVIII, 63; XIX, 33; XX, 61.
Szissor-tailed, XVI, 68; XVIII, 27;
XIX, S3.

Vermilion, XVI, 20; XIX, 53.
Western, XVII, 47; XIX, 51.

Vel low-bellied, XVII, 72; XVIII, 30;
XIX, 33; XX, 47.

Frankel, Mrs. Henry. Notice of death,
XVIII, 72.

Franks, Roscoe W., and Hicks, Lawrence
E. Photograph by, XIX, 48.

Fulica americana, XVII, 58.

Fulmar, Atlantic, XX, 51.

G

GacRIELSON, Ira Noel. Biography of, X\ I,
9-11; photograph of. XVI, 9.

Gad. wall, XVI, 43, 44, 46, 52; XVII, 72;
XVIII, 30, 43, 44, 45, 52, 62; XX,

9, 20.

Gallinule, Florida, XVI, 53; X\ II, 18, 32,
37, 72; XVIII, 62,

Purple, XX, 32, 66,

Gan net, XVII. photographs of nesting
sites and flocks of the birds 42, 43-
44; XVIII, +8; XIX, 49.

Gavia arctics pacifica, XIX, 19.

Gessell, Mrs. Jean Pulver. Obituary of,
XVIII, 72.

Glover, Fred A. The 1947 Fall Migra-
tion of Aquatic Birds Through Central
Iowa, XVIII, 43-47.

Gnatcatcher, Blue-gray, X^ I, 31, 55, 68 ;
XVII, 73 ; XVIII, 34, 63 ; XIX, 33 ;

XX, 61, 63.

Western, XVI, 20.

God wit, Hudsonian, XVI, 53; X\ 11, 18;
XVIII, 33; XX, 63.

Marhled, XVI, 20, 53; XVII, IS, 47,
50 ; XVIII, 52; XIX, 52.

Golden-eve, American, XVI, 14, 42, 46;
XVII, 14; XVIII, 6; XIX, 8, 63,
drawing 63; XX, IS, 21, 47, 51.
Barrow's, XVIII, 55; XIX, 52.
Goldfinch, XVI, IS, 32, +8, 65; XVII, 8,
9 15, 32, 45, 73; XVIII, 7, 30, 64;
XIX, 9, 12, 16, 33 71-72; XX, 19,
23 48, 50. Eastern, XVI, 56.
Arkansas, XIX, 51, 53; XX, 67.

Lawrence’s, XVII, 47,

Willow, XIX, 55.

Goodman, John D. American Egrets in
Jefferson County, XVII, 16; Highway
Mortality of the English Sparrow, Some
Common' Birds and Other Vertebrates,
XIX, 12-13; letter by, quoted, XIX,
23 - 21 -.

Gooorjch. Arthur L.. Jr, Review of his
‘BirN in Kansas,” XVII, 18.

Goose, Blue, XVI, 19, 42, 44, 46, 52, 66;

XVII, 18, 29, 63, 64-70; photo-

graph 65, drawing 67, map of con-
cei.trat o.i points 69; XVIII, 6, 9-
13, photograph 10-11, 15, 26, 62;
XIX, 35, 56, 77, 78 ; XX, 30, 41-42,
63.

Canada, XVI, 43, 45. 46; XVII, 14,
37, 47, 66; XVIII, 4, 6, 9, 13-15,
drawing 14, IS, 44, 45, 51, 52, 71 ;
XIX. 8, 18, 35, 77 ; XX, 20.
Hutchins’s, XVII, 66; XIX, 19.

Lesser Snow, XVI, 43, 44, 46.

Snow, XVI, 13, 14, 66; X^ II, 29, 63,
64-70, photograph 65, drawing 67,
map of concentration points 69;
XVIII, 9, photograph 10-11, 15;
XIX, S, 10, 35, 56, 77; XX. 41-42,
63.

White-fronted, XVI, 43, 46; XVII,
66 .

Goshawk, XVI, 12, 14; XVIII, 6; XIX,
8; XX, 20, 23, 57. Eastern, XVI,
drawing 2, 3-4; XVIII, 62.

Grackle, Boat-tailed, XX, 32.

Bronzed, XVI, 1 5, 32, 56; XVII, 9,

1 5, 32, 73; XVIII, 17, 30, 32, 33,
37, 63; XIX. 9, 21, 33, 34, 76 ; XX,
9, 19, 24, 35, 44, 48, 63,

Great-tailed, XIX, 53.

Grant, Martin L. Swans in Butler
County, XV 11 1, 33; Snowy Owls, Warb-
lers and Swallows on the Same Christ-
mas Census, XX, 20-21 ; Snowy Owl
and Bald Eagle Records from 13 lack
Hawk County, XX, 22.

Grebe, Eared, XVII, 37, 72.

HolboeH’s, XVIII, 52.

Horned, XVII, 37; XVIII, 30, 62, 68;
XIX, 19.

Pied-billed, XVI. 3L 52; XVII, 32;
XVIII, 6, 30, photographs 42, 43-
4’. 45. 52, 62; XIX, 8, 29, 32, 34,
77; XX. 47.

Western, XVI, 66; X^ II, 47; X\ III,
52.

Greer, Ri; l . Edw\rd C. Red-backed Sand-
piper near Muscatine, XIX, 17-18;
American Egrets in Spring at Daven-
port, XIX, 13.

Grin nell Bird Club. Report on work
of, XIX, 79.

Griscom, Lud. ow. Review of his ‘Mod-
ern Bird Study”, XVI, 59.

Griscom, Ludlow, and Foi.cer, Edith V.
Review of their “The Birds of Nan-
tucket’’, XVIII, 40.

Grosbeak, Black-headed, XVI, 66; XIX,
51, 52; XX, 67.

Blue, XVII, 73; XIX, 1 5-16, 33, 53.
Western, XVI, 65.

Evening, XVI, 17, 35, 36; II, '2,
15, 36; XVIII, 17 ; XX, 49, 67.
Pine, XVI, 66; XVII, 34, 55 ; XIX.
55; XX, 67.

Rocky Mountain Pine, XIX, 52.

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INDEX TO IOWA B1KD LIFE

Rose-breasted, XVI, 32, 36, 56, 69;
XVII, 8, 32, 55, 57, 73 ; XVIII, 30,
+9, 64, 71; XIX, 33, 62, 77; XX,
48, 59,

Grouse, Blue, XX, 57,

Franklin's XVII, 47; XVIII, 48.
Gray Ruffed, XVII, 47.

Prairie Sharp-tailed, XVII, 48.
Ruffed, XVII, 6, 58-59; XVIII, 49;

XIX, 14, 31, 33 ; XX, 41.

Sage, XIX, 54.

Sharp-tailed, XVII, 49.

Guillemot, Black, XVII, 43; XV1I1, 48;
XIX, 50.

Gull, Bonaparte's, XVII, 18, 47; XIX, 54.
California, XVII, 47, 49; XVIII, 50,
51.

Franklin’s, XVI, 53; XVII, 47, 49;
XVIII, 18, 30, 45, 46 ; XIX, 29, 75,
77; XX, 27, 30, 58, 63.

Great Black-backed, XVII, 43, 44, 80;

XVIII, 47; XIX, 49; XX, 20, 52.
Heerman, XVIII, 20.

Herring, XVI, 53; XVII, 14, 22-23,
43, 44, 46, 47; XVIII, 6, 47; XIX,
S, 24, 34, 49; XX, 9, 18, 20, 21, 22,
41.

Laughing, XIX, 24; XX, 32, 66.
Ring-billed, XVI, 14, 53; XVII, 14,
47; XVIII, 30, 34; XIX, 8, 24; XX,
9, 18, 20, 27, 47.

Short-tailed, XX, 52.

Western, XVIII, 48-
Gyrfalcon, XIX, 22-23.

H

H decker, F, W., and Moser, R. Allyk,
Swenx, Jane R. Review of their Check-
list of the Birds of Nebraska”, XVI,
1S-19.

Haight, Cecil P. See Scott, Thomas G,
Hall, Fred. Photographs of, XX, +3.
Haxsman, Robert II. The American Eg-
ret as a Late Summer Migrant in Iowa,
XVIII, 69.

Harlan, James R. Eagles Concentrate
Along the Mississippi River, XVII, 17.
Hart, Rodney, and Hazard, Norwood.

Notes from Davenport, XVIII, 70.
Haskell, Mrs. Lester W. Report on local
bird club, XVII, 76.

Hathorn, Glen M. An Albino Robin,
XVI, 38.

Hausman, Leon Augustus. Review of
his “Field Book of Eastern Birds,” XVI,
59-60.

Hawk, American Rough-legged, XVI, 14,
36, 69; XVII, 14, 16, 17, 35, 72;
XVIII, 3, 6, 18, 22 23, drawing 23,
62; XIX, 8, 15, 20; XX, 18, 23, 24,
25-26, 27-28.

Broad-w'inged, XVI, 13, 14, 31, 53;
XVII, 19, 32, .72; XVIII, 6, 22, 55;
XIX, 8, 20, 33 ; XX, 18.

Cooper’s, XVI, 3, 14, 31, 53; XVII,
8, 14, 17, 32, 72; XVIII, 6, 22, 24,
62, 71; XIX, 8, 32, 77; XX, 18, 25,
47.

Duck, XVI, 3, 37, 53, 69; XIX, 14, 23,

31, 33, 53, 74.

Ferruginous Rough-leg, XVI, 65 ;

XVII, 17, 18; XIX, 54.

Harlan’s, XVII, 12, 14; XVIII,

photograph 2, 3 ; XX, 28.

Krider’s, XVI, 8; XVIII, 3; XX, 63.
Marsh, XVI, 14, 31, 40, S3; XVII,
14, 17, 22, 3 5, 72; XVIII, 6, IS,

drawing 25, 30, 62; XIX, 8, 54, 66,
77; XX, 18, 20, 24, 25, 27, 54.
Pigeon, XVI, 31; XVII, 17; XX, 66.
Red-shouldered, XVI, 14, 31, 53;

XVII, 14, 32, 72; XVIII, 6, 22-23,
drawing 22, 27, 38, 62; XIX, 8, 27,

32, 34; XX, 8, 10, IS, 21, 47, 54.
Florida, XX, 66.

Red-tailed, XVI, 14, 31, 53, 69; XVII,
12, 14, 16, 17, 32, 72; XVIII,

photograph 2, 3, 6, IS, 22-23, draw-
ing 24, 30, 62, 71; XIX, S, 16, 20,

32, 54, 77; XX, 10, 18, 23, 24, 25,

27, 47. Western, XVIII, 3, 6.
Richardson’s Pigeon, XVI, 37.
Sharp-shinned, XVI, 14, 31, 53; XVII,
14, 22, 72; XVIII, 6, IS, 22, 24, 62,
71 ; XIX, 8, 32; XX, IS.

Sparrow, XVI, 14, 31 ; XVII, 12, 14,
17, 32, 3 5, 72; XVIII, 6, 30, 62, 71.
XIX, 8, 15, 34, 77; XX, 9, 18, 20,
21, 25, 27, 47. Eastern, XVI, 53.
Swalnson’s, XVII, 37; XVIII, 3, 27,
38, 49; XIX, 58.

Hays, Russell M. Woodcock in Black
Hawk County, XVI, 35; Wood Ducks
at Close Range, XVII, 34; Swainson’s
Hawk and either Birds near Waterloo,
XVIII, 38; The American Egret as a
Late Summer Migrant in Iowa, XVIII,
69 ; Shorebirds, XIX, 3 5 ; Brown Thrash-
er Winter Record, XX, 21.

Hazard, Norwood. Pileated Woodpecker
in Southeastern Iowa, XIX, 18.

Hazard, Norwood. See Hart, Rodney.
Headstrom, Richard. Review of his
“Birds’ Nests: A Field Guide’ 1 , XIX
59-60.

Hemsley, Ethan Allen, Obituary and
photograph of, XVII, 33.

Hendrickson, George O. Book review by
XVI, 18; Iowa Bird Students on Vaca-
tion: North Carolina, New Jersey, XVII,
46; Hermit Thrush Looks In, XVIII, 67.
Hendrickson, George O. See Lattin, John
D.

Hen, Heath, XVI, 10.

Sage, XVII, 47, 48,

Heron, Black-crowned Night, XVI, 52-
XVIII, 44, 45, 62; XX, 8, 23, 47, 54
55.

VOLS. XVTXX, 1946-1950

Great Blue, XVI, 8, 31, 52, 67; XVII,

16 32 44, 47, 72; XVIII, 6, 30, 44,
45, 62; XIX, 4, 5, 32; XX, 8, 40, 47,

54, 55, 67.

Great White, XX, 66.

Green, XVI, 31 ; XVII, 32, 72; X\ III,
30, 62; XIX, 32; XX, 39, 47, 54,

55, Eastern, XVI, 52; X\ 111, 44, 45.
Little Blue, XVI, 36, 67; XVIII, 70;

XIX, 5, 24, 74; XX, 54, 55, 66,
Louisiana, XIX, 24; XX, 66.
Treganza’s, XVI, 66; XVII, 47,
Ward’s, XIX, 24.

Yellow-crowned Night, XIX, 24.
Heuser, Ed, The Bob-white Whistles,
XVII, 51-52.

Hodges James. Bird Notes from Scott
County, XVI, 36; Bicycle Ornithology,

XVII 9-11 ; Arkansas Kingbird at Dav-
enport, XVII, 17; Habits of Herring
Gulls, XVII, 22-23; necrology by, X\ II,
33 Pileated Woodpecker in Clinton
Countv, XVII, 35; Barred Owl Eating
Fish XVII, 36; Agelaius phoeniceus m
Scott County, XVII, 56; Bird Mortality
in a Cvclone, XVII, 57; Mighthawk on a
Loftv Perch. XVI11, 17; Red Crossbill
in Scott County, XVIII, 17; Banding
Birds, XVIII, 32-33 ; A Summer Record
of the Ring-billed Gull in Scott Count},

XVI II 34; necrology by, XVIII, 39;
book review In. XVIII, ^0; report on
local bird club, XVI II, 54; Comment on
the Bird Counts, XVIII, 65-67; On the
Decrease of Birds of Prey in Iowa, XIX,
9 Q ■ Use of Deserted Nests by Other
Birds XIX 21-22; On the Placing of
Nesting Material, XIX, 33-34; The Blue
Jay as a Predator, XIX, 34 ; The Vireos
and Warblers in the Mississippi Valley,

XIX, 47-49; The Davenport Academy
of Sciences: Us Contribution to Iowa
Ornithology, XX, 12-13; Carolina Wren
Breeding in Clinton County, XX, 21;
Snowy Egret in Scott County, XX, 21 ;
Wilson's Nesting Record of the Brown
Creeper in Iowa, XX, 23 ; A Record of
the Passenger Pigeon for the Scott
Countv Area, XX, 26; Specimen of the
Eskimo Curlew for Iowa Discovered,

XX, 26; photograph of, XX, 43.
Hummingbird, Alien's, XVIII, 50.

Black-chinned, XIX, 53.

Broad-tailed, XVII, 47 ; XIX, 51.
Ruby-throated, XVI, 31, 54; X\ II,
g " 10, 32, 55, 72; XVIII, 62, 71;
XIX, 33, 77, 78; XX, 47.

Rufous, XVIII, 55; XIX, 51, 55,

Hylatomus pileatus, XIX, 27.

Hvlociehla fuscescens salicicnla, XIX, 57.

1

Ibis, Glossy, XX, 66.

Whitei XIX, 24; XX, 66.

id

White- faced Glossy, XVI, 66; XVII,

47.

Wood, XIX, 24; XX, 66.

Icteria virens virens, XIX, 28.

Independence Bird Clue, Report on
work of, XVI, 59,

Iowa Academy of Science. Review of its
"Report of the Conservation Committee
of Iowa Academy of Science: Present
Status and Outlook of Conservation in
Iowa," XVI, 39-40.

Iowa Ornithologists' Union. Photograph
taken at 1946 convention, XVI, 29; list
of the annual meetings of, XIX, 40.

J

J AGUES, H. E. David L. Savage: Nat-
uralist and Botanist, XVII, 4-7; review
of his ‘ How to Know the Land Birds,"
XVII, 38.

Jay, Blue, XVI, 1 5, 31, 3 5, 36, 69, 73 ;
XVII, 8, 15, 19, 32, 72; XVIII, 7,
17, 23, 30, 35, 63, 67-6S ; XIX, 9,
15, 16, 33, 34, 66, 67 ; XX, 14, 19,
21, 23, 24, 37-38, 47, 57. Northern,
XVI, 54; XIX, 67; XX, 38. Wes-
tern, XIX, 67 ; XX, 38.

Canada, XVII, 46; XVIII, 50.
Long-crested, XVII, 47; XIX, 51.
Oregon, XVIII, 48,

Rocky Mountain, XVII, +5, 47 ; XVIII,
51; XIX, 51 , XX, 67.

Steller's, XVI, 20; XVIII, 50; XIX,
51, 52.

Texas, XIX, 53.

JOHNSON, Mrs. R. W. Report on local
bird club, XVI, 59; Whistling Swans
in Hamilton County, XIX, 35; Iowa
Bird Students on Vacation: Nebraska,
Utah, Yellowstone, Western States, XIX,
52. ,

Johnson, Ralph W. President’s letter,

XIX, 31-32; photograph of, XIX, 31;
Bird Photography Contest, XIX, 73.

Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Myrle L, Red-
shafted Flicker Near Guthrie Center,
XVI, 37.

Jones, Myrle L. Gasoline Ornithology
XVI, 4-K; Winter Record of Lincoln’s
Sparrow, XVII, 35; Evening Grosbeak
and Other Birds at Ledges State Park,

XX, 49.

Jones, Myrle and Margaret. The Fourth
Annual Iowa Spring Bird Count, XVI,
50-57.

Junco hyemalis cismontanus, XVIII, 36, 37.
Junco oreganus montanus, XV 1 1 1, 36, 37.
Junco, Cassiar Slate-colored, XVIII, 36-37.
Gray-headed, XVI, 66; XVII, 45;

XIX, 50; XX, 56.

Montana, XVIII, 36-37; XIX, 72;

XX, 56.

Oregon, XVI, 12, 15; XVIII, 48, 51;
XIX, 72; XX, 51, 56.

INDEX TO IOWA BIRD LIFE

t G

Pink-sided, XVII, 47, 49; XVIII. 37;
XIX, 72; XX, 56.

Shufeldt’s, XIX, 72-73; XX, 50-51, 56.

Slate-colored, XVI, 15, 35, 37, 49, 50,
56, 69; XVI], 15, 19, 34, 35; XVIII,
4, 7, 17, IS, 30, 36, 37, 48, 64, 71 ;

XIX, 9, 16, 46, 71, 72-73, 77 ; XX,
14, 19, 21, 23, 24, 50-51, 56.

White-winged, XVII, 17; XX, 56.

K

Keck, Warren N, The Mockingbird in
Iowa, XVI, 23-27.

Kent, Fred W. Photographs by, XX, 43,
45, 62; Nesting Rewicks Wren near
Iow a City, XX, 62.

Kent, Tom. Photographs of XX, 43, 62.

Killdeer, XVI, 3 1, 37, 53; XVII, 6, 17,
photographs 26, 29, 32, 72; XVIII,
30, 45, 46, 62; XIX, 7, 8, 29, 33,
photograph 64, 66, 78 ; XX, 27, 47,

Kingbird, XVI II, 71 ; XIX, 77; XX, 9, 58.
Eastern. XVI, 31, 54; XVII, 32, 72;
XVIII, 30, 62; XIX, 33; XX, 47.

Arkansas, XVI, 54, 69; XVII, 17, 47,
48, 72; XVIII, 30, 34; XIX, 50, 77;

XX, 63.

Cray, XX, 66.

Western, XVII, 47, 48; XVIII, 50;
XIX, 27, 52,

Kingfisher, Belted, XVI, 14, 31; XVII, 6,
12, 14, 32, 72; XVIII, 6, 30, 62, 66 ;
XIX, 8, 33; XX, 18, 23, 40, 47.
Eastern, XVI, 54.

Kinglet, Golden-crowned, XVI, 15, 48, 69;
XVII, 15, 43; XVIII, 7, 20, 71;
XIX, 9, 77; XX, 19, 21, 27.

Ruby-crowned, XVI, 31, 47, draw-
ing 47, 48, 49, 55, 69; XVII, 12, 15,
19, 32, 73; XVIII, 18, 55, 63, 71;
XIX, 77; XX, 39-40, 67.

King, Mrs. J. Ray. Feeding-station Notes,
XIX, 16; A January Bird List, XX, 23.

Kite, Swallow -tailed, XX, 66.

White-tailed, XVI, 20.

Kittiwake, XVIII, 48; XIX, 50.

Klimstra, W. D, Notes on Bob-white
Nesting Behavior, XX, 2-7.

K n OOP, Pevrl. A Bird Report from
Marble Rock, XVI, 37; Observations at
Marble Rock During 1946, XVII, 19;
Bird Observations at Marble Rock,
XVIII, 34; The Iowa Bird List, XIX,
78. t

Klrtij, Ernest A. Iowa Bird Students nn
Vacation: California and the West,
XVII, 44-45; A Domesticated Canada
Goose, XIX, 18; report on local bird
club, XIX, 79; photograph and obituarv
o', XX, 48.

L

Lapwing, XX. 52.

Lark, Desert Horned, XVII, 49; XVI H,
50; XIX, SO; XX, 29.

Horned. XVI, 14; XVH. 3, 15, 16;
XVII l, 4; XIX, 6, 9, 15, 51, 54, 68 ;
XX, 10, 19, 20, 24, 25, 28-29, 50.

Hoyt’s, XIX, 6, 54, 68 ; XX, 29.

Northern Horned, XIX, 6, 68; XX,

29.

Pra ric Horned, XVI, 31, 3 5, 54 ;

XVH, 32, 72; XVIII, 50, 63 ; XIX,
33; XX, 29, 47,

Larus argentatus, XVII, 22.

Lattin, John D., and Hendkictson,
George O. Breeding Bird Census of
Pammel Woods, Iowa State College,
1945, XVII, 7-9.

Laude, P, P, Iowa Bird Students on Va-
cation: Maine, Massachusetts, etc.,

XVIII, 50; Whistling Swans, XX, 49.

Lee, Zell C. Blue-gray Gnatcatcher in
the Sioux City Area, XVI, 68; report
on local bird club, XX, 29-30.

Lemmon, Robert S. Review of his "How
to Attract Birds: Planting, Feeding,

Housing”, XVIII, 19.

Limpkin, XIX, 21; XX, 32, 66.

Linnet, X VIII, 50.

LimNCOTT, Joseph Wharton. Review of
his "Black Wings, the Unbeatable
Crow,” XVII, 79.

Logan, Myra and Lucil e. Iowa Bird
Students on Vacation: Iowa, Black Hills,
Yellowstone, Western States, XVIII,
49-50.

Longspun Chestnut-collared, XVII, 3, 47.

Lapland, XVI, 15, 35, 36, 69; XVII,
1 6 , 17, 19, 35; XVIII, 7, 18; XIX,
16, 54 ; XX, 25, 27, 28.

McCown s, XIX, 55.

Smith's, XX, 28.

Loon, XVI, 31; XVII, 46; XVIII, 52, 62.

Lesser, XVI, 52.

Pacific, XIX, 19.

Lunk, William A. Another Look at
Subspecies, XX, 37-39.

M

Mac Martin, Mrs, W. G. Iowa Bird
Students on Vacation: Rocky Mountain
National Park, XVII, 46-47 ; Ronaven-
ture Island and Perce Rock, XIX, 49-50.

Magpie, American, XVII, 45, 47, 48;

XVIII, 27, 49, 50, 51 ; XIX, 50, 52;
XX, 19, 52.

Yellow-billed, XVII, 20, 45; XVIII,
20 .

Mallard, XVI, 14, 19, 31, 42, 43, 44, 46, 52;
XVII, 14, 32, 68, 72; XVIII, 6, IS,

30, 33, 43, 44, 45, 52. 62, 66, 68;
XTX, 7, 8, 15, IS, 19, 21 , 32, 34, 77;
XX, 9, 18, 20, 42, 47, 54.

Martin, Purple, XVI, 31, 54, 69; XVII, 32,
72; XVIII, 30, 63, 71 ; XIX, 3 3, 7 5,
77 ; XX, 39, 47.

VOLS. XVI-XX. 1946-1950

McAtee, W. L. Review of bis '‘The Ring-
necked Pheasant and Its Management in
North America,” XVI, IS.

McCartnev, Mrs. R. C. An Oddly Mark-
ed Red-winged Blackbird, XVI, 37.
McDonald, Malcolm. A Note on Ducks,
XVIII, 68.

McGregor Region, photograph of, XIX,
L4 ; description of XIX, IS.

McKe.yney, MArGARET. Review of her
Birds n the Garden and How to At-
tract Them”, XVII, 37-38.

Mea 'owl ark, XVI, 6, 35 36: XVII, 3 IS;
XVIII, 7. 13, IS; XIX, 9, 34; XX,
L4, 25, 27, 40.

eastern, XVI, 32, 56- XVII, 32. 73;
XVIII, 63; XIX, 23, 33; XX, 9, 10,

Western, XVI. IS, 32, 56, 66: XVII,
32 73 ; XVIII, 30, 63 ; XIX, 9, 28,
33'; XX, 10, 48.

Merganser, American, XVI, 14, 43, 45, 46,
52; XVI I, 14, 68; XVIII, 6, 58-60,
drawings 59 & 60; XIX, 8; XX,
IS, 21 ,22.

Hooded, XVI, 42, 46, 52; XVII, 14,
36; XVIII, 45, 46; XIX, IS, 34;
XX, 18, 22.

Red-brcrwted, XVI, 43, 44, 46; XVII,
14; XVIII, 6, 58, 62; XIX, 8; XX,

20, 47.

Mimus polygl ottos polvglottos, XIX, 28.

M. melodia cuphnnia, XIX, 57.
Mockingbird, XVI, 8, 23-27, distribution
nan 21, 57; XVIII, 35, 50, 71 ; XIX,

21, ‘23 ,52, 53, 78 ; XX, 10. 63.

Eastern XVI, drawing 22, 54,

Western, XVII, 45, 47.

Moore, John Pau . Mockingbird n Jas-
per Countv, XIX, 21; Lazuli Bunting

at Newton, XIX, 73; photograph hv,

XIX, 75; report on local bird club, XIX,
78.

Morrissey, Thomas. The Wb ter Fond of
Some Long-eared Owls, XIX, 70-71;
Our Davenport Field T rip m May, XX,

8-11.

Murray, Joseph James. Review of his
Wild Wings”, XVIII, 18-19.

MuscftOVE, Jack W. The Eastern Gos-
hawk in Iowa, XVI, 3-4; Iowa Speci-
mens Taken During the Fall Migration,
XVI, 37; Records of the Montana Junco
and the Cassiar Slate-colored Junco for
Iowa, XVIII, 36-37; Snowy Egrets m
Pclk County, XVIII, 69-70; The Groove-
\ \ ' c 1 Ani and Mountain Bluebird,
Soce mens in Iowa Collection, XV HI,
70: Snow Buntings in Hamilton County,
t X, 16; Pacific Loon in Polk County,
XIX, 19; A 1946 Record of the Gry-
falcon in Emmet County, XIX, 22-23;
review of his “Check-list of Iowa Birds”,

XIX, 38.

t 1

Musgrove, Jack W. and Mary R. Thr
Goose Flight of Western Iowa, XVII,
64-70; review of their “Waterfowl in
Iowa”, XVII, 78,

Muscrove, Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. t and
Reece, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard F. Shore
Birds in the Spirit Lake Area, XVII,
17-18.

Muscrove, Jack W., and Reece, May-
nard, Observations of the Hudsonian
Godwit in Northern town, XVIII, 33,
Murre, XVIII, 48.

California, XVIII, 4S.

Common, XIX, 50.

Murre let, Ancient, XVII J, 20.

Mviarchus crinitus, XIX, 12.

N

N eagle, Jons. Photograph by, XVI, 29.
Newton Bird and Nature Club. Report
on work of, XIX, 78.

Nighthawk, XVI, 69; XVII, 29, 32, 72;
XVIII, 17, IS, 62; XIX, 33, 77;
XX, 47, 58. Eastern, XVI, 54.
Howell’s, XVII, 47.

Nomland, Knute J. Photograph by,
XIX, 37.

Nutcracker, Clark’s, XVII, 45, 48; XV III,
50, 51; XIX, 50, 51, 52 ; XX, 67.
Nuthatch, Black-eared, XIX, 50.
Brown-headed, XIX, 24,

Red-breasted, XVI, 13, 15, 47, 54, 69;
XVII, 15, 32. 47, 72; XVIII, 7;

XIX. 9, 16 ; XX, 19, 23, 49,

White- breasted, XVI, IS, 31, 35, 47,

+ 8 , 54, 73; XVII, 8, 15, 19, 32, 72;
XVIll, 4, 7, 30, 35, 63, 70 ; XIX,
9, 15, 16, 19, 33; XX, 19, 21, 23
24, 47.

O

Old-squaw, XV III, 5, 6; XIX, 19, 54.
Ollivikk, Rqy. Golden Plover in Lee
Countv, XVI, 65; Pine Grosbeak at Mt.
Pleasant, XVII, 34; Snowy Owl at Mt.
Pleasant, XX, 22.

Oriole, Baltimore, XVI, 8, 32, 56, 69 ;

XVII, 32, 55, drawing 55, 73 ;

XVIII, 23, 30, 63, 71 ; XIX, 33, 77 ;

XX, 48, 59.

Bullock's, XVIII, 50; XIX, 52; XX,
67.

Hooded, XVII, 47.

Orchard, XVI, 8, 56, 64, 65, 66 ;
XVIll, 30, 63, 71 ; XIX, 31, 33, 50,
53; XX, 48.

Scott’s, XVII, 47.

Orr, Ellison. A Ruffed Grouse Nest,
XVII, 58-59 ; Recollections of the Mi-
gration of Waterfowl, XVIll, 13-15.
Osprey, XVI, 31, 53, 66, 69 ; XVII. 19. 32.
35, 47, 48, 49, 72, 80- XVITT, 18.
22, 34, 38, +8, 51, 62; XIX, 29, 33;
XX, 41,

78

INDEX TO IOWA BIRD LIFE

Otus asio, XIX, 12.

Ouzel, Water, XVII, +7; XIX, 52, 55.
Oven-bird, XVI, 32, 49, 55 ; XVII, 32, 55-
56, 71 ; XVIII, 30, 38, 63 ; XIX, 33,
49; XX, 48, 65.

Owl, Arctic Horned, XVI, 3, 37.

Barred, XVI, 14, 31, 61-64, drawing
63; XVII. 8, 14, 32, 72; XVIII,
6, 62; XIX, 8, 19, 31; XX, 8, 10,
IS, 21, 21, 47, 54, 55, Northern,

XVI, 54; XVII, 16.

Burrowing, XVI, 8; XVII, 48; XVIII,

49, 50; XIX, 52.

Great Grav, XVIII, 20.

Great Horned, XVI, 14, 27, 31, 54, 64;

XVII, 14, 12, 72; XVIII, 6, 10;
XIX, 8, 33; XX, 10, 18, 23, 64,
photograph 64.

Long-eared, XVI, 14; XVII, 14; XIX,
70-71 ; XX, 18, 27.

Pvgmv, XVIII, 20.

Saw-whet, XVI, 14, 64; XVIII, 6;

XIX, 8, 36, photographs 37; XX,
18,

Screech, XVI, 14, 62-63 ; XVII, 12, 14;
XVIII, 6; XIX, 8, 12; XX, 18, 23.
Eastern, XVI, 54.

Short-eared, XVI, 14, 35, 64; XVII,
14, 16; XVIII, 6; XIX, 8; XX, 18,
27.

Snowy, XVI, 3, 37; XIX, 54; XX, 14,
20, 21, 22, 23.

Oyster-catcher, American, XX, 32,

P

Paroquet, Carolina, XX, 11, 56.

Parsons, Mrs. Robert. Notes on a Gold-
finch Nest, XVI, 65.

Partridge, Hungarian, XVI, 3 5.

Pams bicolor, XIX, 27.

Passer domesticus, XIX, 12.

Peahl, Arlen W. American Egrets in
Clinton County, XVI, 57 ; A Bird Trip
on the Mississippi, XIX, 34; Evening
Grosbeaks at DeWitt, XX, 49.

Peasley, Dr. Harold R, Photographs by,
XVII, 42.

Peasley, Mrs. Harold R. Iowa Bird
Students on Vacation: Bonaventure

Island and Perce Rock, XVII, 43-44,
Pelican, Brown, XX, 32.

White, XVI, 52; XVII, 18, 37, 47,
48, 49; XVIII, 30, 51; XIX, 19;

XX, 27, 30, 63.

Peterson, Roger Tory, Review of his
' A Field Guide to the Birds, 3rd Edi-
tion'’, XVII, 59 ; review of his ‘ Birds
Over America”, XVIII, 54-55.

Petrel, Storm, XX, 51.

Pettingill, Oun Seweix, Jr. Review of
his “A Laboratory and Field Manual of
Ornithology”, XVI, 38-39.

Pewee, Wood, XVI, 31; XVII, 8, 32, 55,
72; XVIII, 62; XIX, 33, 77; XX,
47. Eastern, XVI, 54.

Phalarope, Northern, XIX, 15, 54.

Wilson’s, XVI, S3, 66, 67; XVII, 37;
XVIII, 30, 62; XX, 10, 47.

Phasianus c. torquatus, XIX, 12,

Pheasant, Ring- necked, XVI, photograph
5, 14, IS, 31, 53; XVII, 14, 17, 32,
72, 79-80; XVIII, 6, 17, 30, 62;
XIX, 8, 12, 15, 19, 33; XX, 18, 21,
23, 24, 25, 2S, 40, 47.

Phcucticus ludovicianus, XIX, 62.

Phoebe, XVI, 31; XVII, 8, 32, 72; XVIII,
30, 32, 62; XIX, 33, 77 ; XX, 47.
Eastern, XVI, 54.

Say’s, XX, 67.

Pickering, Mrs. Lawrence J., and
EdCERTON, Ramona C, Notes from a
Feeding Station at Red Oak, XIX, 16-17.

Pierce, Fred J. The 1945 Christmas Bird
Census in Iowa, XVI, 12-17; The 1946
Christmas Bird Census in Iowa, XVII,
J 1-16 ; A Monument to the Passenger
Pigeon, XVII, 27-28; Iowa Bird Stu-
dents on Vacation: Yellowstone Park,

XVII, 48-49; Informal “Convention” at
Winthrop Indicates Need for Regular
Fall Meetings, XVII, 52-53; The 1947
Christmas Bird Census in Iowa, XVIII,
4-9; Iowa Bird Students on Vacation:
Yellowstone, Montana, North Dakota,
XVIII, 51-52; The Second Fall Meeting
at Winthrop, XVIII, 52-53; The 1948
Christmas Bird Census in Iowa, XIX,
6-11; Iowa Bird Students on Vacation:
Denver Region, Rocky Mountain
National Park, XIX, 51 ; The Fall
Meeting at Winthrop, XIX, 55-56; The
1949 Christmas Bird Census in Iowa,
XX, 14-19; The Goose Flight on the
Missouri, XX, 41-42; photograph of,
XX, -13; Pileated Woodpecker in Bu-
chanan County, XX, 51; The Fall
Meeting at Ledges State Park, XX, 59-
61 ; Kentucky Bibliography, XX, 68,
Editorial notes, book reviews, member-
ship news and obituaries bv, XVI, 8,
18-20, 34, 38-40, 58, 59-60, 71-7 3 ; XVII,
IS, 19, 20, 37-39, 59, 71, 77-80; XVIII,
16-17, 18-20, 31, 39, 40, 54-56, 61, 69,
71-72; XIX, 5, 1 3-14, 33, 38-39, 58,
59-60, SO; XX, 21, 31-32, 51, 52, 68.

Pierce, Paul. Photographs by, XIX, 37;
XX, 64; A Great Horned Owl in
Trouble, XX, 64.

Pigeon, Band-tailed, XVIII, 48.

Passenger, XVII, 27-28, 38-39; XIX,
51 ; XX, 11, 26, 56.

Pike, Mrs. Helen G. Mockingbird and
Winter Birds at Coggon, XVIII, 35.

Pike, Mrs. Walter E. Saw- whet Owl at
Coggon, XIX, 36,

Pike, Robert G. House Wren Stories,
XVI, 35 ; photograph of, XIX, 37.

Pintail, American, XVI, 31, 42, 43, 44, 46,
52; XVII, 14, 32, 66; XVIII, 6, 3 3,

VOLS, XVI-XX, 1946-1950

43, 4+j 4s ; XIX, 8, 24; XX, 9, IS,
20, 22, 42.

Pipit, American, XVI, 55, (56; XVII, 37;
XIX, 34, >4; XX, 47.

Sprague's, XVII, drawing 2, 3-4;

XIX, 34.

Plover, American Golden, XVI, 65; XVII,
18, 19; XVIII, 33, 62; XIX, 74,
77; XX, 10, 47.

Black-bellied, XVI, 20, 53, 66; XVII,
18, 44; XVIII, 50, 62; XIX, 74;
XX 8

Piping, XVI, 36, 66 ; XVII, 17, 44;
XVIII, 26.

Semipalmated, XVI, 31, 53, 66; XVII,
32, 44; XVIII, 30, 50, 62; XIX, 54;
XX 47

Upland, XVI, 31, 36, 53 ; XVII, IS,
49-50; XVIII, 26, 62; XIX, 52, 74-
75; XX, 10-61.

Wilson’s, XX, 66.

Polderboer, Emmett B, The Use of the
Common Bull Thistle as a Nesting
Plant by Songbirds, XIX, 71-72.
PqlderbgeRj Emmett B. and Edith H. A
Nesting Record of the Pileated Wood-
pecker in Dubuque County, XVIII, 15-
16; December Notes from Eastern Iowa,
XIX, 18-19.

Pouch, Richard H. Review of his 'Audu-
bon Bird Guide: Eastern Land Birds”,
XVI, 71-72.

Protonotaria citrea, XIX, 28.

Provost, Maurice W. Spring Waterfowl
Migration in the Ruthven Area of Iowa:
Comparative Data for 1934, 1938 and
1942, XVI, 42-46.

Puffin, Atlantic, XIX, 50.

Q

Quail (see Bob- white)

California, XVIII, 50; XIX, 52.
Gamhel's, XVI, 66.

Querquedula cyanoptera, XVII, 57.

Disco rs, XVII, 57,

R

Rail, King, XVI, 53 ; XVII, 37, 72 ; XVIII,
68; XX, 8, 47.

Sora, XVI, 31, 53; XVII, 32, 37, 72;
XVIII, 30, 62; XIX, 33, photo-
graph 66 ; XX, 8, 47.

Virginia, XVI, 31, S3; XVII, 32, 37,
72; XVIII, 30, 34, 45, 46, 62; XIX,
74; XX, 47.

Yellow, XVII, 32.

Raven, XVII, 47, 48, 49 ; XVIII, 50, 51,
55; XIX, 51, 55.

Redhead {see Duck }

Redpoll, XVI, 15; XIX, 54; XX, 50.

Common, XVII, 35; XIX, 9; XX, 19.
Redstart, American, VI, 32, 55 ; XVII,
32, 73; XVIII, 30, 63; XIX, 33, 49,
77; XX, 8, 23, 40, 48, 66.

79

Reece, Maynard F. Drawing by, XVII,
67.

Reece, Maynard F. See Musgrove, Jack
W.

Reece, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard F. See
Musgrove, Mr. and Mrs. Jack W.
Richmondena cardinal is, XIX, 28.
Roadrunner, XIX, 53.

Roberts, Dr, F. L. R. Sprague’s Pipit in
Northwest Iowa, XIX, 34; Suggestions
for Future Conventions, XIX, 45-47 ;
Color and Pattern, XIX, 64-67 ; photo-
graphs by, XIX, 64-66.

Roberts. Dks, Frank and Mary. Christ-
mas Census at Spirit Lake, Iowa, XIX,
15; Cardinals at Spirit Lake, XX, 21;
Long-eared Owl, White Pelicans and
Franklin’s Gulls at Spirit Lake, XX, 27.
Roberts, Dr. Thomas Sadler. Obituary
of, XVI, 34.

Robin, XVI, 1 5, 31, 37, 38 ; XVII, 8, 10,
15, 32, 57, 72 ; XVIII, 7, 13, 27,
30, 34, 63 ; XIX, 9, 12, 16, 17, 21,
24, 33, 34, 63, 67, 75, photographs,
75, 76, 78 ; XX, 19, 44, 47, 63.
Eastern, XVI, 55.

European, XX, 52,

Rosene, Walter, Jr. Nesting Doves in
Iowa, XX, 34-37.

Rosene, W. M, Photograph by, XX, 35.
Ruegnitz, Mrs. R, S. Iowa Bird Students
on Vacation: Colorado, XIX, 50-51.

s

Sanderling, XVI, 20, 53; XVII, IS.
Sandpiper, Baird’s, XVI, 53; XVIII, 30;

XIX, 35 ; XX, 61.

Buff-breasted, XVI, 53.

Least, XVI, S3; XVII, 32, 44, 72;

XVIII, 30, 62; XIX, 18, 35, 54;

XX, 47.

Pectoral, XVI, 31, 53; XVII, 32, +4,
72; XVIII, 30, 43, 45, 46, 62; XX,
47.

Purple, XVI, 70-

Red-backed, XVI, 53; XVII, IS, 37;
XIX, 17-18, 29, 75 ; XX, 8.
Semipalmated, XVI, 53; XVII, 44;

XVIII, 30, 62; XIX, 35, 54.

Solitary, XVI, 31; XVII, 23, 32, 72;
XVIII, 30, 62; XIX, 33; XX, 47,
54, 62. Eastern, XVI, 53,

Spotted, XVI, 31, 53; XVII, 23, 32,
72; XVIII, 30, 62; XIX, 29, 33,
65; XX, 47, 54.

Stilt, XVI, 53, 66, 67; XVII, 18;

XVIII, 30; XIX, 54; XX, 47.
White- r umped, XVI, 53; XVIII, 30,
Sapsucker, Natalie’s, XVI, 66.

Red-naped, XVI, 66; XIX, 50, 55.
Williamson's, XVII, 49.
Yellow-bellied. XVI, 13, 47, draw-
ing 48; XVII, 14, 32; XVIII, 7, 18;
XIX, 9, 63; XX, 19, 40.

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INDEX TO IOWA BIRD LIFE

Savage, David L. Biography of, XVII,
4-7; photograph of, XVII, 5.

Schaefer, Richard. Osprey and Arkan-
sas Kingbird, XVIII, 34; Observations
in Southeast Iowa, XVIII, 6S-69 ; The
American Egret as a Late Summer Mi-
grant in Iowa, XVIII, 69; Ob ervat ons
in Scott County in 1949; XIX, 74-75; I
The Davenport Museum Collections,
XX, 11-12.

Schramm, Fran:; H. Iowa Eir T Students
on Vacation: Southwest, California,

Jackson Hole, XVIII, 51,

Scoter, American, XVI, 23; X\ II, SO.

Surf, XVI, 23; XVIII. 68.

Scott, Thomas G, Review of his “Com-
parative Analysis of Red Fox Feeding
Trends on Two Central Iowa Areas,'
XVII, 79-80.

Scott, Thomas G. and Margaret J,
Whistling Swans at Goose Lake, X3 II,
57-5$.

Scott, Thomas G., Haight, Cecil P., and
Basket! , Thomas S. Cinnamon Teal at
Wall Lake, XVII, 57.

Scott, Walter E, Review of his “Silent
Wings: A Memorial to the Passenger
Pigeon”, XVII, 38-39.

SeRbousek, Lillian. The Twenty- fourth
Annual Meeting, XVI, 27- 2; Orchard
Orioles in Allamakee County, XVI, 64;
Interesting Observations near Cedar
Rapids, XVI, 66-67; The Report on the
Cedar Falls Convention, XVII, 23-32;
Iowa Bird Students on Vacation: Utah's
Bear River Bird Refuge, XVII, 47; Re-
port on local bird club, XVII, 75-76 ;
The Sioux City Convent on, XVIII, 2 >-
30; The McGregor Convention, XIX,
28-30, 32-33; Iowa Bird Students on
Vacation: Texas and Churchill, Mani-
toba, XIX, 52-54; book review by, XIX,
60 ; A Report on the Davenport Con-
vent on, XX, 42-48; Avoeet and other
Birds in the Davenport Region, XX, 61;
Florida Vacation, XX, 66.

Serrpusek, Lillian, See Willis, M ra.

Seton, Ernest Thompson. Notice of
death, XVI, 72-73.

Shearwater, Sooty, XVI, 20.

Sherman, Jim. Photographs by, XX, 5, 16,

Shirk, Richard O. Evening Grosbeaks
at Oelwei , XX, +9.

Shoveller, XVI. 31, 42, 44, 46, 52; XVII,
32; XVIII, 30, 33, 43, 44, 45, 62;
XIX, 32, 35; XX, 9, 20, 47, 51.

Shrike, Loggerhead, XX, 66.

Migrant, XVI, 31, 55; XVII, 29, 32,
56, 73; XVIII, 7, 30, 63; XIX, 66,
photograph 66, 68; XX, 40, 47. 63.
Northern. XVI, 15; XVII, 15; XVIII,
18; XIX, 9; XX, 19, 21, 23, 2k
YVhite-rumped, XIX, 68.

Sioux Cm Bird Club, Report on work
o . XVI, 70-71.

Siskin, Pi- e, XVI, 15; XVII, 15, 19, +5;
XVIII, 7, 30, 35, 48, 51 ; XIX, 9,

16, 52; XX, 19, 50. Northern, XVI,
56.

Skimmer, Black, XX, 66.

Skylark, XX, 52.

Snipe, Wilson's, XVI, 14, 16, 31, 53 ; XVII,
12, 14; XVIII, 6, S, 30, 45, 46, 62;

XIX, R, 18, 19; XX, 18, 40, 47.
Solitaire, Townsends, XVI, 66; XVIII,

51; XIX, 50.

Sora ( see Rail ) ,

Soth, Mrs. E\r’. Evening Grosbeak at
Tama, XVI, 36.

Sparrow, Baird s, XVII, 3, 46,
Black-throated, XIX, 53.

Brewer’s, XVII, 46; XVIII, 37-38.
Chipping, XVI, 32; XVII, 8, 32, 73;
XVIII, 30, 64; XIX, 33, 71, 77; XX,
4S. Eastern, XVI, 56.

Clay-colored, XVI, 32. 56; XVII, 3,
32; XVIII. 30, 37-38, 71 ; XIX, 33;

XX, 48.

English, XVI, 1 1, 1 5, 32, 35, 55 ;

XVII, 8, 1 5, 32, 57, 73 ; XVIII, 7,

17, 30, 34, 63, 67; XIX, 9, 12, 13,
17, 21, 22, 23, 34; XX, 19, 21, 23,
39, 44. 48, 51.

Field, XVI, 32, 56; XVII, 32, 46, 73;
XVIII, 30, 34. 64; XIX, 33; XX,
10, 48.

Fox, XVI, 50; XVII, 15; XVIII, 34;

XIX, 34, Eastern, XVI, 56,
Gambel’s, XVI, 56; XVII, 32; XVIII,
30, 64; XIX, 68.

Grasshopper, XVI, 32, 56, 67; XVII,
73; XVIII, 64; XIX, 33; XX, 10,

48.

Harris’s, XVI, 15, 32, 49, 50, 56 ;
XVII, 32, 73; XVIII, 7, 18, 26, 30,
64, 71; XIX, 9, 11, 33, 54, photo-
graph 65. 66, 77; XX. 19. 27, 50.
Henslow’s, XVI, 67; XVIII* 34, 64;

XIX, 33. Western, XVI, 5 4
Lark, XVI, 32; XVH. 29, 32 73;

XVIII, 38, 64: XIX, 52, 53 ; XX, 10,
48. Eastern, XVI, 56.

Leconte’s, XVI, 56; XVII, 32.
Lincoln’s, XVI, 32, 50. 56, 67: XVII.

32, 35, 73; XVIII, 30, 64, 71; XIX,

33, 77; XX, 61, 67.

Mississippi Song, XIX, 57.

Nelson's, XVIII. 64; XX, 8, 48, 49.
NuttaN's, XVIII, 50.

Pine-woods, XX, 32, 66.

Rock, XIX, 5 3.

Sage, XVII, 70.

Savannah, XVI, 67 ; XVII, 3 32, 73 :
XVIII, 30, 48. 64: XIX, 33; XX,
10, 48. Eastern, XVI, 56.

Song, XVI, 1 5, 32, 36, 50. 56 ; XVII,
15, 23-25, drawing 2t-, 32, 73 ;

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81

XVIII, 7, 17, 48. 64; XIX, 9, 21,
33, 57, 63, 69; XX, 19, 20, 21, 27,

48.

Swamp, XVI, 32, 56; XVII, 12, 15, 32,
73; XVIII, 64, 71; XIX, 33, 34 ;
XX, 48, 49,

Tree, XVI, 1 5, 35, 50, 56, 57; XVII,
15, 19, 35; XVIII, 7, 17, 18; XIX,
9, 17, 71, 77; XX, 14, 19, 20, 21,
24, 25,

Vesper, XVI, 15, 16, 32, 69; XVII,

32, 73; XVIII, 38, 64, 68-69 ; XIX,

33, 78; XX, 15, 19, 40. Eastern,
XVI, 56.

White-crowned, XVI, 32, 56 ; XVII,
12, 1 5, 32, 73; XVIII, 50, 50, 64,
71 ; XIX, 68; XX, 67.

White-throated, XVI, 32, drawing 49,
50, 56; XVII, 32, 43, 73; XVIII,
7, 17, 48, 64, 71 ; XIX, 24, 33, 63 ;
XX, 48, 49.

Spike*, Cm as. j. Book reviews by, XVI,
39-40, >9; T. C. Stephens — An Apprecia-
tion, XIX, 11-12,

Spin us tristis, XIX, 12.

Spoonbill, Roseate, XX, 66.

Sprunt, Alexander, Jr,, and Chamber-
i mn, E. Durham. Review of their
"South Carolina Bird Life, 1 ’ XX, 30-31.

Stanford, T. K. Review of his "The Awl-
Birds”, XX, 31.

Starling, XVI, 1 5, 31, 35, 36, 55, 73 ; X\ IT,
15, 32, 73 ; XVIII, 7, 17, 30, 34, 63 ;
XIX, 9, 16, 21, 33; XX, 19, 20, 21,
23, 24, 25, 39, 44, 47.

Steffen, Earnest W. Drawings by, XVI,
22, 47-49; Birds Seen on a Vacation Trip
in the West, XVI, 66; drawings by,
XVII, 2, 2!-; Iowa Bird Students on
Vacation: Mammoth Cave, Smoky

Mountains, Lake Superior, XVIT, 45-46;
drawings by, XVII, 51, 53-55 ; drawings
bv, XVIII, 22-25 ; Iowa Bird Students
on Vacation: California and Pacific

Northwest, XVIII, 48-49; drawing by,
XIX, 17; Birds at My Studio Window,
XIX, 42-45; drawings by, XIX, 42-44;
Iowa Bird Students on Vacation: Wes-
tern United States, XIX, 54-55; drawing
by, XIX, 63; drawings by, XX, 25, 60;
book review by, XX, 30-31.

Steffen, Miss Emily. Notice of death,
XVIII, 39.

Stephens, Thomas Calderwood, Review
of his "Annotated Bibliography of
South Dakota Ornithology”, XVI, 19;
photograph by, XVII, 5; notice of death,
XVIII, 71-72; photograph of, XIX, 11.

Stewart, Chari.es A. Observations on the
American Egret in Allamakee County,
XVI, 67; A Sight Record of the Purple
Sandpiper in Iowa, XVI, 70; Status of
the Tufted Titmouse in Northern Al-
lamakee County, XVII, 34-3 5: Are the

Hawks Following the Passenger Pigeon
to Extinction?, XVIII, 22-25; Observa-
tions on the American Egret in Iowa,
XIX, 2-5; Some Recent Changes in Bird
Ranges in the State of Iowa, XIX, 26-
28, 58; Catbird and Timber Rattle-
snake, XIX, 76-77 ; The End of a Per-
fect Birding Day, XX, 54-5 5.

S tiles, Bruce F. Ferruginous Rough-leg
in Polk County, XVI, 65; The Blue
Goose: Is It Changing Its Migration
Through Iowa?, XVIII, 9-13; photo-
graph by, XIX, 11.

Stiles, Bruce F., and Speaker, Everett B.,
Bailey, Reeve M., Hendrickson, Georce
O. Review of their "Wildlife Resources
of Iowa,” XVI, 72.

Stilt, Black-necked, XVII, 47.

Stoner, Emerson A. Early Notes on Iowa
Owls, XVI, 62-64; An Underground
Nest of the Western Ilou'-e Wren; XVII,
36- Large "Sets” of Cowbird Eggs,
XIX, 35; Mourning Doves Nesting on
Oi l Squirrel Nests, XIX, 36.

Struck, Dr. Iyung H. Obituary of, XVII,
33.

Sturnella magna, XIX, 28.

neglecta, XIX. 28.

Surf-bird, XVII, 20.

Sutton. Georce Mixsch. Drawings by,
XVI, 2; XVIII, 14.

Swallow Bank, XVI, 31, 54. 69; XVII.
32, 72; XVIII, 30, 63, 71 ; XIX, 33.
53-54, 7 5, 77,

Barn, XVI. 31, 38, 54, 69; XVII, 32,
72; XVIII, 18, 30, 63, 71 ; XIX, 22,
33 ; XX, 47, 52.

Cliff, XVI, 31, 67, 69 ; XVII, 29, 72;
XVII T, 30, 49, 50. 63 ; XIX. 22, 75 ;
XX, 47, 52. Northern, XVI, 54.

Rough-winged. XVI, 31, 54, 69;

XVII, 32, 72; XVIII, 30, 63; XIX,
22, 33; XX, 47.

Tree. XVI, 31, 54, 69; XVII, 32 ,72;
XVIII, 30, 38, 63 ; XIX, 57; XX,
9, 20, 47.

Violet-green, XVI, 66; XVII, 49;
XVIII, 50, 51 ; XIX, 50, 52.

Swa T \ Mute, XVII, 80.

Trumpeter, XVI. 10, 66; XVII, 47,
48, 58; XVIII, 50, 51; XIX, 52;
XX, 57.

Wh stling, XVI, 37, 46; XVII, 57-58;
XVIII, 33, 48. 55 ; XIX, 35 ; XX, 49.

Swift, Chimnev, XVI, 30, 31, 54, 69 ; XVII,
32, 72; XVIII, 18, 30, 62, 71 ; XIX,
14, 33, 77 ; XX, 47, 58.

White-throated, XVI, 66; XVII, 47;

XIX, 51.

T

Tanager, Scarlet, XVI, 56; XVII, 9, 32,
73 ; XVIII, 30, 49, 55, 64; XIX, 33 ;

XX, 10, 48.

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INDEX TO IOWA BIRD LIFE

Summer, XVI, 8, 36, 56, 65; XIX, 53;
XX, 63.

Western, XVI, 66; XVII, 46, 47, 48,
49; XVIII, 50, 55; XIX, 50, 52;
XX, 67.

Taylor, Mrs. H. J. Iowa Ornithologists
of Other Days: Ira Noel Gabrielson,

XVI, 9-IL

Teal, Rlue-winged, XVI, 14, 31, +3, 44, +6,
52; XVII, 14, 23, 32, 57, 72; XVIII,
30, 38, 43, 44, 45, 46, 52, 62; XIX,
32; XX, 9, 47, 51, 54.

Cinnamon, XVI, 66; XVII, 47, 57.
Green- winged, XX I, 43, 45, 46; XX II,
66; XVIII, 30, 43, 44, 45; XIX, 19,
52 ; XX, 20.

Tern, Arctic, XIX, 54.

Black, XVI, 31. 54; XVII, 32, 72;
XVIII, 30, 43, 45, 47, 52, 62; XX,
9, 47.

Cabot’s, XIX, 24,

Caspian, XVII, 18, 72; XVIII, 45, 47;

XIX, 29; XX, 9.

Common, XVI, 31, 53; XVII, / 2;

XVIII, 30, 62; XIX, 33, 50; XX, 47.
Forster's, XVI, 31, 53; XVII, 47;
XVIII, 30, 45, 47, 52, 62; XIX, 24,
33; XX, 47.

Gull-billed, XX, 66.

Royal, XIX, 24; XX, 32, 66.
Thornburg, Mrs. Ross J. Iowa Bird
Students on Vacation: Western United
States, XVII, 47.

Thrasher, Brown, XVI, 31, 50, 55, 57 ;
XVII, 8, 32, 54, 72; XVIII, 30, 63,
71* XIX, 33, +2-45, drawings,

42-44, 68, 76, 77, 78; XX, 19, 21, 47.
Western, XIX, 68.

LeConte’s, XVI, 20.

Sage, XVII, 49; XVIII, 48; XIX, 55.
Thrush, Grav-cheeked, XVI, 55; X\ 11,
32, 73 ; XVII 1. 10, 63; XIX, 33, 57 ;

XX, 47.

Hermit, XVI, 49; XVIII, 30, 67;

XIX, 34, 50, 63; XX, 47, 67. East-
ern, XVI, 55; XIX, 57.

Olive-backed, XVI, 55, 69; XVII,
32, 55, drawing 55, 73 ; XVIII, 30,
63; XIX, 33, 57, 68 ; XX, 47.

Western, XIX, 68.

Russet-hacked, XV III. 48.

Varied, XVI, 20; XVIII, 48.

Willow, XVI, 55; XVII, 32, 73;

XVIII, 30, 63; XIX, 57; XX, 47.
Wood, XVI, 31, 55; XVII, 8, 32, 46,
73; XVIII, 30, 63 ; XIX, 33, 35 ;

XX, 31, 40, 47,

Thryothorus ludovicianus, XIX, 27.
Titmouse, Black-crested, XIX, 53.

Tufted, XVI, 15, 31, 54, 73; XVII,
15 19, 32, 34-35, 72; XVIII, 7, 27,
34, 37, 49; XVIII, 63; XIX, 9, 17,
27, 33, 36, 78; XX, 8, 19, 21, 47.

Towhee, Arctic, XVII, 12, 15; XIX, 9, 11.
Brown, XVIII, 50.

California Brown, XIX, 55.
Green-tailed, XVI, 66; XVIII, 55;
XIX, 50.

Nevada Spotted, XIX, 55.

Red-eved, XVI, 32, 56; XVII, 8,

32/ 73 ; XVIII, 30, 64; XIX, 33,
35; XX, 48.

Spotted, XIX, 51 ; XX, 67.

White-eyed, XX, 66.

Toxostoma rufum, XIX, 42.

Tri-City Bird Club, Report on work of,
XVIII, 54.

Turdus migratorius, XIX, 12, 63,

Turkey, Wild, XVII, 7; XX, 56.
Turnstone, Ruddy, XVI, 53; XVII, 18,
44; XIX, 54.

Tyrannus vertical/ XIX, 27.

u

Ulrich, Mrs. Vernon. Crossbills and
Evening Grosbeaks at Clarksville,
XVIII, 17.

V

Vane, Robert F. Observations in the
Cedar Rapids Region, XVII, 36-37 ;
Iowa Bird Students on Vacation: Yel-
lowstone and the Tetons, XVII, 47-48;
King Rail Nests in Benton County,
XVIII, 68; Iowa Bird Students on
Vacation: Minnesota, XIX, 51-52;

Prairie Marsh Wren Nests at Swan
Lake, Johnson County, XIX, 57 ; report
on local bird club, XIX, 59; Least Bit-
tern Nests in Johnson County, XIX, 74;
Snowv Owl Records, XX, 22.

Veery, XIX, 57; XX, 51.

Verdin, XVI, 20,

Vermivora pious, XIX, 28.

Vireo, Bell’s, XVI, 31, 55, 69: XVII, 73;
XV11I, 30, 63, 71 ; XIX, 33, 47, 52,

53, 77; XX, 63.

Blue-headed, XVJ, 31, 55, 69 ; XVII,
25, 32, 53, 54, drawing 53, 73 ;
XVII I. 63; XIX, 33, 47; XX, 47.
Philadelphia, XVI, 55, 57; XVII, 73;

XVIII, 63 ; XIX, 33, 47; XX, 47.
Plumbeous, XIX, 51, 52.

Red-eved, XVI, 31, 55, 69; XVII, 8,
32, 46. 54, 73; XVIII, 30, 55, 63;
XIX, 3 3, 47, 57, 77; XX, 8, 47.
Solitary, XJX, 51; XX, 67.

Warbling, XVI, 31, 55, 69; XVII,
32, 55, 73 ; XVIII, 30, 63 ; XIX, 33,
47, 77; XX, 8, 47. Eastern, XIX,
68. Western, XIX, 68.

White-eved, XVI, 55; XVIII, 63;
XIX, +7, 53.

Yellow-throated, XVI, 55; XVII, 32,

54, 73; XVIII, 30, 63 ; XIX, 3 3,
47, 57; XX, 10, 47.

VOLS. XVI-XX, 1946-1950 83

Vulture, Black, XIX, 53 ; XX, 32*

Turkev, XVI, 52; XVIII, 62; XIX,

32, 53; XX, 54, 63,

w

Wagtail, White, XX, 51.

Walker, Pearl e C. The Fifth Annual
Iowa Spring Bird Census, XVII, 71-74;
The Sixth Annual Iowa Spring Bird
Census, XVIII, 61*64,

Warbler, Audubon’s, XVI, 66; XVII, 49;
XV11I, 51 ; XX, 67.

Bav-breasted, XVII, 73; XVIII, 55,
63; XIX, 33, 48; XX, 48, 65*

Black and White, XVI, 31, 55; X\ II,
20, 32, 54, drawing 54, 73; XVIII,
30, 63; XIX, 24, 33, 47, 55 ; XX,
47, 6 5.

Blackburnian, XVII, 20, 32, 55. 73 ;
XVIII, 55, 63 ; XIX, 33, 48, 55;
XX, 48, 65.

Black-poll, XVI, 32, 55; XVII, 25, 32,
73; XVIII, 30, 63; XIX, 33, 48, 55;
XX, 48, 65.

Black-throated Blue, X3 I h 55; X % II,
20, 73; XVIII, 55; XIX, 48; XX,
47.

Black-throated Green, I, 55; X\ II,
20, 25, 32, 55, 73; XVIII, 48, 55,
63 ; XIX, 33, 48 ; XX, 48, 65.
Blue-winged. XVI, 32, 36, 55 ; XVII,
32, 73; XVIII, 49, 63; XIX, 28, 33,

48 ; XX, 47. ^

Calaveras, XIX, 5 5.

Canada, XVII, 20, 32, 73; XIX, 33,

49 ; XX, 48.

Cape Mav, XVII, 20, 32; XVIII, 63;

XIX, 33, 48; XX, 47,

Cerulean, XVI, 55, 65; XVIII, 49;

XIX, 31, 33, 48; XX, 61.
Chestnut-sided, XVII, 25, 32, 55, 73 ;

XVIII, 63; XIX, 33, 48 ; XX, 47,
65,

Connecticut, XVIII, 30; XIX, 49, 52;

XX, 48*

Garden, XX. 52.

Golden-cheeked, XIX, 53.

Golden- winged, XVI, 55; XVII, 32,
73; XVIII, 63; XIX, 33, 48, photo-
graph 48 ; XX, 47.

Grace’s, XVI, 66,

Hooded, XX, 61.

Kentucky, XVI, 8, 55, 65; XVII, 57;
XVIII, 38; XIX, 14, 31, 33, 46, 49;
XX, 48.

Kirtland, XVIII, 55*

Macgilliv ray’s, XIX, 51.

Magnolia, XVI, 55; XVII. 32, 54,
73; XVI11, 63; XIX, 33, 48 ; XX,
47,. 65.

Mourning, XVII, 73; XVIII, 30;

XIX, 33, 49, 78; XX, 48, 65.

Mvrtle, XVI, 32, 48, 55, 69; XVII,
20, 25, 32, 73; XVIII, 18, 30, 63,

71; XIX, 33, 48, 55, 56, 63, 77;
XX, 20, 48, 65, 67.

Nashville, XVI, 32, 55 ; XVII, 32,
73; XVIII, 30, 55, 63; XIX, 33,
48, 55, 77 ; XX, 47, 65.
Orange-crowned, XVI, 32, 55, 69;

XVII, 32. 73 ; XVIII, IS, 30, 63,

71 ; XIX, 48, 77; XX. 47, 60, 65.
Palm XVI, 32; XVII, 32, 73 ; XVIIl,
IS, 30, 63; XIX. 33, 77 ; XX, 48.
Western, XVI, 55 ; XIX, 48.

Parula, XVII, 32, 73 ; XVIII, 63;

XIX, 48; XX, 47. Northern, XVII,
20.

Pilerdated, XIX, 51. 55; XX, 67.

Pine, XVII, 53; XIX, 24, 52 ; XX,
65. Northern, XVI, 55 ; XIX, 48.
Prairie, XX, 66.

Frothonotarv, XVII, 32, 73 ; XVIIl,
27 ; XIX, 14, 28, 31, 33 ; 47-48 ; XX,

8, 9, 23, 47.

Sycamore, XIX, 53.

Tennessee, XVI, 32, 55 ; XVII, 32,
55, 73; XVIIl, 30, 48, 63; XIX,
33, 48, 78 ; XX, 47, 65.

Townsend’s, XX, 61,

Wilson’s, XVI, 55; XVII, 32, 55, >3,
XVIIl, 30, 63, 71; XIX, 33, 49;

XX, 48, 66,

Worm-eating, XIX, 48; XX, 32, 63.
Yellow, XVI, 32, 69; XVII, 32, 73;
XVIIl, 30, 63 ; XIX, 33, 48, 71 ;
XX, 47, 65. Eastern, XVI, 55.
Yellow-throated, XV 1 1 1, 55.

Waterloo Audubon Society. Report on
work of, XIX, 79.

Water-Thrush, XX, 65.

Grin n ell’s, XVI, 32, 55 ; XVII, 32,
73; XVIIl, 30, 63 ; XIX, 33, 49;
XX, 48, 62.

Louisiana, XVI, 32, 55; X\II. 32, 73 ;
XVIIl, 30, 63; XIX, 33; XX, 48,
65.

Northern, XIX, 56.

Wax wing, Bohemian, X\ I, 17, 37; XVII,
34; XVIIl, 7*

Cedar, XVI, 48, drawing 48, 55 ;

XVII, 12, 1 5, 32, 46, 73; XVIIl, 7,
26, 34, 37, 63; XIX, 9, 33; XX, 19.
Weaver, Gertrude. Blue Grosbeaks' Nest
in South Dakota, XIX, 15-16.

Weber, Alois I. Bald Eagles at Keokuk,
XVIIl, 36.

Weber, Walter A. Drawing by, XVII,
62,

Whip-poor-will, XIII, 72; XVIIl, 62,
XIX, 33; XX, 40. Eastern, XVI,

54,

Willet, Western, XVI, 8, 20, 53; XVII, 18,
37, 50; XVIIl, 30; XIX, 75; XX, 9.
Willis, Myra, and Serbousek, Lillian.
Iowa Bird Students on Vacation: Bona-
venture Island and Eastern Canada,
XVIIl, 47-48.

Wilsonia citrlna, XX, 61.

INDEX TO IOWA BIRD LIFE

84

Wo'hDENj R. O. Mockingbirds at Esther-
ville, XVI. 57; Fall Notes from Em-
met County, XVI, 69 ; Eagles in Emmet
County in 1944; XVII* 16; Cormorants
Pursue Osprey, XVII, 35; Sandhill
Cranes at Estherville, XVIII, 68; Rec-
ords of + he American Egret in the Lake
Region of Iowa, XIX, 20; Towhee as a
Winter Resident in Emmet County,

XIX, 33 ; R'rds at a Feeding Station,

XX, 48-49; What to Call Our Black-
headed J uncos, XX, 50-51.

Woodcock, American, XVI, 35; XVII, 29,
3 7, 56 ; XIX, drawing 17.

Wood., Mary Evelyn - . Ring-necked Pheas-
ants in Wapello County, XVII, 17.
Woodpecker, Arctic Three-toed, XTX, 52 ,
California, XVIIT, 48.

Dow nr, XVI, 4, 14, 31, 35, 73;

XVII, 8, 15, 19, 32, 72; XVIII, 4,
7, 17, 30, 62, 70; XIX, 9, 15, 16,
21, 33, 34; XX, 14, 19, 21, 23, 24,
25, 40, 47, 59. Northern, XVI, 54.
Hairy, XVI, 14, 31, 35, 73; XVII, 14,
19,' 32, 72; XVIII, 7, 30, 62, 66;
XIX ,9, 15, 16, 33, 34; XX, 19, 21,
24, 25, 40, 47. Eastern, XVI, 54.
Harris’s, XIX, 55.

Ivorv-billed, XVI , 10; XVIII, 55;
XX, 12.

Lewis's, XVI, 19; XVII, 48, 49; XX,
67.

Pileated, XVI, 14, 54; XVII, 12, 35,
56; XVIIT, 6, 1 5-16, 19, 20, 27, 34,
35, 49; XIX, 8, 14, 18, 19, 24, 27,
31, 33 ; XX, 9, 18, 22, 40, 41, 51.
Red-bellied, XVI, 14, 31, 54, 73;

XVII, 8, 14, 32. 72; XVIII, 7, 30,
3 5, 62, 70; XIX, 9, 16, 19, 3 3, 34,
XX, 18, 21, 23, 40, 47.

Red-headed, XVI, 14, 28, 31, 54;
XVII, 8, 9, 14, 32, 72; XVIII, 7,
30, 62, 70; XIX, 9, 21, 33, 34;
XX, IS, 21, 23, 40, 47,

Texas, XIX, 53.

Wren, Bewick’s, XVI, 19, 31, 54; XVII,
72; XVIII, 34, 63 ; XIX, 33, 53 ;
XX, 8, 24, 6), 62, photograph 62,
Canvon, XIX, S3.

Carolina, XVI, 65; XVII, 12, 57;
XVIII, 27, 63, 64; XIX, 9, 14, 21,
27, 53. 78; XX ,21.

House, XVI, 31, 35; XVII, 8, 9, 32,
72; XVIII. 30, 63, 71 ; XIX. 21,
33, 69, 77; XX, 47. East rn, XIX,
69. Western, XVI, 54; XVIII, 36;

XIX, 69.

Long-billed Marsh, XIX, 29.

Prairie Marsh, XVI, 31, 54; XVII,
9, 32, 72; XVIII, 30, 63; XIX,
57; XX, 8. 30, 47.

Rock, XVII, 48; XVIII, 20.
Short-billed Marsh, XVI, 31, 54;

XVII, 32; XVIII, 63; XIX, 33;

XX, 8, 47, 49.

Willow, XX, 52.

Winter, XVI, 15; XVII, 15; XVIII,
7, 20, 35; XIX, 9; XX, 14. Eastern,

XVI, 54, Western, XIX, 55,

Wren-tit, XVIII, 20.

Y

Yellow-legs, Greater, XVI, 31, 53; XVII,
IS; XVIII, 30, 45, 46, 52, 62; XIX,
35; XX, 9, 47.

Lesser, XVI, 31, 53; XVII, 32, 72;
XVIII, 30, 38, 43, 45, 46, 62; XIX,
35; XX, 9, 47,

Yellow-throat, Northern, XVI, 32, 55;

XVII, 32, 73; XVIII, 30, 63 ; XIX,
33, 49, 66, 71 ; XX, 48, 65.

Vounc, Mary H. Necrology hv. XVII,
33 ; report on local bird club, XVII,
76-77 ; XIX, 79.

Youngworth, William, Blue Grosbeaks
and Other Birds, XVI, 65; Carolina
Wren and Orchard Oriole in Wood-
bury County; XVI, 65; Notes on the
Fall Migration in Western Iowa, XVI,
69; The Sprague’s Pipit at Home, XVII,
3-4; Fall Notes from Charles Mix
County, South Dakota, XVII, 17 ; De-
cember Notes from South Dakota, XVII,
35; Iowa Bird Stude 'ts on Vacation:
Montana, XVII, 46; Present Status csf
the Upland Plover in the Upper Mis-
souri Valle 1 , XVII, 49-50; Another
Carolina Wren Record from Sioux
City, XVII, 57; Migration of the Sand-
hill Crane in Nebraska, XVII, 63;
Notes on the Color Phases of the Wes-
tern Red-tailed Hawk, XVIII, 3; Fall
Migration Notes from Sioux City,
XVIII, IS ; Brewer's Sparrow in Eas-
tern Montana, XVIII, 37-3S; The Ken-
tucky Warbler in Northwest Iowa,
XVIII, 38 ; Field Notes and Migration
Data from Sioux City, XVIII, 70-71 ;
The Matter of Subspecies: A Protest by
a Field Student of Birds, XIX, 67-69;
Concerning Mongrel State-colored J un-
cos, XIX, 72-73; Early Fall Migration
Notes f rom th? Sioux City Region, XIX,
77 ; Winter Notes from the Rig Sioux
E ver Valley, XX, 24; Further Winter
Notes from the Rig Sioux River Valley,
XX, 25-26; Late Fall Migration Notes
from the Sioux City Region, XX, 27-28;
Observations on Lapland Longspurs
and Horned Larks, XX, 28-29; From
tbe Observer's Notebook, XX, 57-59;
Another Unusual Flight of Warblers
in Western Iowa, XX, 64-66.

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Zenaklura maeroura, XX, 34,

Zim. Herbert S. and Gabrielson, Ira N.
Review of their "Rirds: A Guide to the
Most Familiar Birds’', XIX, 60.