Migration of Birds

Able, K. P.
     1970. A radar study of the altitude of nocturnal passerine migration. 
       Bird-Banding 41(4): 282-290.

Aldrich, J. W.
     1949. Migration of some North American waterfowl. U.S. Fish and Wildl. 
       Serv., Spec. Sci. Rep. Wildl. 1.49 p.

Aldrich, J. W.
     1952. The source of migrant mourning doves in southern Florida. J. Wildl. 
       Manage. 16: 447-456.
       
Aldrich, J. W., A. J. Duvall and A. D. Geis.
     1958. Racial determination of origin of mourning doves in hunters' bags.
       J. Wildl. Manage. 22: 71-75.
Alexander, J. R., and W. T. Keeton.
     1972. The effect of directional training on initial orientation in 
       pigeons. Auk 89: 280-298.
       
Allard, H. A.
     1928. Bird migration from the point of light and length of day changes. 
       Am. Nat.62: 385-408.
       
American Ornithologists' Union.
     1957. The Check-list of North American birds. 5th edition. American 
       Ornithologists' Union. 691 p.
       
Anderson, K. S., E. J. Randall, A. J. Main and R. J. Tonn.
     1967. Recoveries of birds banded by encephalitis field stations, 
       1957-1965. Bird-Banding 38(2): 135-138.
       
Annan, O.
     1962. Sequence of migration by sex, age, and species of thrushes of the 
       genus Hylochichla through Chicago. Bird-Banding 33(3): 130-137.
       
Anonymous.
     1972. Population ecology of migratory birds. A symposium. Wildl. Res. Rep. 
       2. U.S. Fish and Wildl. Serv. 278 p.
       
Austin, O. L., Jr.
     1928. Migration routes of the Arctic Tern (Sterna paradisaea Brunnich). 
       Northeast Bird Banding Assoc. 4(4): 121-125.
     1929. Some Labrador bandingrecords. Northeast Bird Banding Assoc. 5(1): 35-36.
       Bagg, A. M.
     1967. Factors affecting the occurrence of the Eurasian Lapwing in eastern North 
       America. Living Bird 6: 87-121.
       
Bagg. A. M., W. W. H. (Dunn, D. S. Miller,J. T. Nichols, W. Smith and F. P. Wolfarth.
     1950. Barometric pressure patterns and spring bird migration. Wilson Bull.62: 
       5-19.
       
Baird, J., C. S. Robbins, A. M. Bagg and J. V. Dennis.
     1958. "Operation Recovery" the Atlantic coastal netting project. Bird-Banding 
       29(3): 137-168.
       
Baird, J., A. M. Bagg, I. C..J. Nisbet and C. S. Robbins.
     1959. Operation Recovery report of mist-netting along the Atlantic coast in
       1958. Bird-Banding 30: 143-171.
       
Ball, S. C.
     1952. Fall bird migration of the Gaspe Peninsula. Peabody Mus. Nat. Hist. 
       Yale Univ. Bull. 7. 211p.
       
Behle, W. H.
     1958. The bird life of Great Salt I,ake. Univ. of Utah Press, Salt Lake City. 
       203 p.
       
Bellrose, F. C.
     1967. Radar in orientation research. Proc. XIX Int. Ornithol. Congr.: 281-309.

Bellrose, F. C.
     1968. Waterfowl migration corridors east of the Rocky Mountains in the 
       United States. Biol. Notes 61, I11. Nat. Hist. Surv., Urbana, 11124 p.
     1971. The distribution of nocturnal migration in the air space. Auk 
       88(2): 397-424.
     1972a. Possible steps in the evolutionary development of bird navigation 
       p. 223-257. In: Galler, S. R. et al. ed. Animal orientation and 
       navigation symp. N.A.S.A. Wash., D.C. 606 p.
     1972b. Mallard migration corridors as revealed by population distribution, 
       banding, and radar. In: Population ecology of migratory birds: A Symp. 
         Wildl. Res. Rep. 2. U.S. Fish and Wildl. Serv. p. 1-26.

Bellrose, F. C. and R. R. Graber.
     1963. A radar study of the flight directions of nocturnal migrants. Proc. 
       XIII Int. Ornithol. Congr: 362-389.

Bellrose, F. C. and J. G. Sieh.
     1960. Massed waterfowl flights in the Mississippi flyway 1956 and 1957. 
       Wilson Bull. 72: 29-59.

Bennett, H. R.
     1952. Fall migration of birds at Chicago. Wilson Bull. 64: 197-220.

Bergman, G. and K. O. Donner.
     1964. An analysis of spring migration of the Common Scoter and Longtailed 
       Duck in southern Finland. Acta Zool. Fenn. 105: 1-59.

Bergtold, W. H.
     1926. Avian gonads and migration. Condor 28: 114-120.

Bissonette, T. H.
     1936. Normal progressive changes in the ovary of the starling (Sturnus 
       vulgaris) from December to April. Auk 53: 31-50.
     1939. Sexual photoperiodicity in the blue jay (Cyanocilta cristata). 
       Wilson Bull. 51: 227-232.

Bogert, C.
     1937. The distribution and the migration of the Long-tailed Cuckoo 
       (Urodynamis taitensis Sparrman). Am. Mus. Novit. 933. pp 1-12.

Bourne, W. R. P.
     1956. Migrations of the sooty shearwater. Sea Swallow 9: 23-25.

Bray, O. E. and (G. W. Corner.
     1972. A tail clip for attaching transmitters to birds. J. Wildl. Manage. 
       36(2): 640-642.

Broley, C. L.
     1947. Migration and nesting of Florida bald eagles. Wilson Bull. 59: 3-20.

Bruderer, B. and P. Steidinger.
     1972. Methods of quantitative and qualitative analysis of bird migration 
       with a tracking radar. p. 151-167. In: Galler, S. R., et al ed. Animal 
       orientation and navigation symp. N.A.S.A. Wash., D.C. 606 p.

Clarke, W. E.
     1912. Studies in bird migration. 2 vol. London. Coffey, B. B., Jr.
     1944. Winter home of chimney swifts discovered in northeastern Peru. 
       Migrant 15(3): 37-38.

Cooch, G.
     1955. Observations on the autumn migration of blue geese. Wilson Bull. 
       67(3): 171-174. Cooke, M. T.
     1937. Flight speed of birds. U.S. Dept. Agr. Cir. 428. 13 p.
     1945. Transoceanic recoveries of banded birds. Bird-Banding 16(4): 
       123-129.

Cooke, W. W.
     1888. Report of bird migration in the Mississippi Valley in the years 
       1884 and 1885. U.S. Dept. Agr. Div. Econ. Ornithol. Bull. 2.313 p.
     1904a. Distribution and migration of North American warblers. U.S. 
       Dept. Agr. Div. Biol. Surv. Bull. 18.142 p.
     1904b. The effect of altitude on bird migration. Auk 21: 338-341.

Cooke, W. W.
     1905a. Routes of bird migration. Auk 22: 1-11.
     1905b. The winter ranges of the warblers (Mniotiltidae). Auk 22: 296-299.
     1906. Distribution and migration of North American ducks, geese, and swans. 
       U.S. Dept. Agr. Burl Biol. Surv. Bull. 26.90 p.
     1908. Averaging migration dates. Auk 25: 485-486.
     1910. Distribution and migration of North American shore birds. U.S. Dept. 
       Agr. Burl Biol. Surv. Bull. 35. 100 p.
     1913a. Distribution and migration of North American herons and their 
       allies. U.S. Dept. Agr. Burl Biol. Surv. Bull. 45.70 p.
     1313b. The relation of bird migration to the weather. Auk 30: 205-221.
     1914. Distribution and migration of North American rails and their allies. 
       U.S. Dept. Agr. Bull. 128.50 p.
     1915a. Bird migration. U.S. Dept. Agr. Bull. 185.48 p.
     1915b. Bird migration in the Mackenzie Valley. Auk 32: 442-459.
     1915e. Distribution and migration of North American gulls and their allies. 
       U.S. Dept. Agr. Bull. 292.70 p.
     1915b. The Yellow-billed loon: a problem in migration. Condor 17: 213-214. 
       Cortopassi, A. J. and L. R. Mewaldt.
     1965. The circumannual distribution of white-crowned sparrows. Bird-Banding 
       36(3): 141-169.

Coues, E.
     1878. Birds of the Colorado Valley: a repository of scientific and popular 
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     1969. Spring migration and weather at Madison, Wisconsin. Wilson Bull. 
       81(3): 235-245. Delaeour, J.
     1947. Birds of Malaysia. Maemillan Co. N.Y. 382 p.
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DeLury, R. E.
     1938. Sunspot influences. J. R. Anstron. Soe. of Can. pt.1, Mareh 1938, 
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Dennis, J. V.
     1967. Fall departure of the Yellow-breasted Chat (Ieteria rirens) 
       in eastern North America. Bird-banding 38 (2): 130-135.

De Sehauensee, R. M.
     1970. A guide to the birds of South America. Livingston Pub. Co. Wynnewood, 
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Diem, K. L. and D. D. Condon.
     1967. Banding studies of water birds on the Molly Islands, Yellowstone 
       Lake, Wyoming. Yellowstone Lib. and Mus. Assoc., Yellowstone Nat. 
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Dixon, J.
     1916. Migration of the Yellow-billed Loon. Auk 33 (4): 370-376.

Dixon, K. L. and J. D. Gilbert.
     1964. Altitudinal migration in the Mountain Chickadee. Condor 66: 61-64.

Dorst, J.
     1963. The migration of birds. Houghton Mifflin Co. (Am. ed), Boston. 476 p.

Drury, W. H. Jr.
     1960. Radar and bird migration a second glance. Mass. Audubon 44(4): 
       173-178.

Drury, W. H. Jr., I. C. T. Nisbet and R. E. Richardson.
     1961. The migration of angels. Nat. Hist. 70(8): 10-17.

Eastwood, E.
     1967. Radar ornithology. Methuen, London. 278 p.

Eastwood, E. and G. C. Rider.
     1965. Some radar measurements of the altitude of bird flight. Br. Birds 
       58: 393-426.

Eaton, R. J.
     1933. The migratory movements of certain colonies of Herring Gulls 
       (Laws argentatus smithsonianus Coues) in eastern North 
       America. Part I. Bird-Banding 4(4): 165-176.

Eaton, R. J.
     1934. The migratory movements of certain colonies of Herring Gulls in 
       eastern North America. Part II. Bird-Banding 5(1): 1-19.
     1934. The migratory movements of certain colonies of Herring Gulls in 
       eastern North America. Part III. Bird-Banding 5(2): 70-84.

Emlen, S. T.
     1967. Migratory orientation in the Indigo Bunting (Passerina cyanea). 
       Part II:  Meehanism of celestial orientation. Auk 84: 463-489. 
     1969. Bird migration: influence of physiological state upon celestial 
       orientation. Seienee (Wash., D.C.) 165 (3894): 716-718.
     1970. The influence of magnetic information on the orientation of the Indigo 
       Bunting (Passerina eyanea). Anim. Behav. 18(2): 215-224.

Farner, D. S.
     1945. The return of Robins to their birthplaces. Bird-Banding 16(3): 81-99.
     1950. The annual stimulus for migration. Condor 52(3): 104-122.
     1955. The annual stimulus for migration: experimental and physiologic aspects. 
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     1960. Metabolie adaptations in migration. Proe. XII Int. Ornithol. Cong.: 
       197-208.

Farner, D. S. and L. R. Mewaldt.
     1953. The relative roles of diurnal periods of activity and diurnal photoperiods 
       in gonadal activation in male Zonatrichia leucophrys gambelli Experimentia 9: 
       219-221.

Fisher, H. I. and J. R. Fisher.
     1972. The oceanic distribution of the Laysan Albatross (Diomedea 
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Fisher, J. and R. M. Lockley.
     1954. Sea-birds. Houghton Mifflin, Boston. XVI + 320 p.

Furlong, W. R.
     1933. Land-birds in a gale at sea. Bird Lore 35(5): 263-265.

GatLe, H.
     1895. Heligoland as an ornithological observatory: the results of fifty 
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Gauthreaux, S. A. Jr.
     1970. Weather radar quantification of bird migration. Bioscience 20(1): 17-20.
     1971. A radar and direct visual study of passerine spring migration in 
       southern Louisiana. Auk 88: 343-365.
     1972a. Flight directions of passerine migrants in daylight and darkness: a 
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       Animal orientation and navigation symp. N.A.S.A. Wash., D.C. 606 p.
     1972b. Behavioral responses of migrating birds to daylight and darkness: a 
       radar and direct visual study. Wilson Bull. 84: 136-148.

Geroudet, P.
     1954. Des oiseaux migrateurs trouvés sur la glacier de Khumbu dans 
       l'Himalaya. Nos Oiseaux 22: 254.

Godfrey, W. E.
     1966. The birds of Canada. Natl. Mus. Can. Bull. 203, Biol Series No. 73.
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Gordon, D. A.
     1948 Some considerations of bird migration: continental drift and bird 
       migration. Science (Wash., D.C.) 108: 705-711.

Graber, R. R.
     1965. Night flight with a thrush. Audubon 67: 368-374.
     1968. Nocturnal migration in Illinois different points of view. Wilson  
       Bull. 80(1): 36-7 1.

Graber, R. R. and W. W. Cochrane.
     1959. An audio technique for the study of nocturnal migration of birds. 
       Wilson Bull. 71: 220-236.

Griffin, Dr. R.
     1940. Homing experiments with Leach's Petrels. Auk 57(1): 61-74.
     1943. Homing experiments with Herring Gulls and Common Terns. Bird-
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Griffin. D. R.
     1958 Listening in the dark. Yale Univ. Press, New Haven. 413 p.
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Griffin, D. R. and R. J. Hock.
     1948. Experiments on bird navigation. Science (Wash., D.C.) 107(2779): 
       347-349.
     1949. Airplane observations of homing birds. Ecology 30: 176-198.

Grinnell, J.
     1931. Some angles in the problem of bird migration. Auk 48: 22-32.

Gross, A. O.
     1927. The Snowy Owl migration of 1926-27. Auk 44: 479-493.
     1947. Cyclic invasions of the Snowy Owl and the migration of 1945-46. 
       Auk 64(4): 584-601.

Gwynn, A. M.
     1968. The migration of the Arctic Tern. Aust. Bird Bander 6(4): 71-75.

Haartman, L. van.
     1968. The evolution of resident vs. migratory habit in birds: some 
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Hagar, J. A.
     1966. Nesting of the Hudsonian Godwit at Churchill, Manitoba. Living 
       Bird 5: 5-43.

Hamilton, W. J. III.
     1962a. Bobolink migratory pathways and their experimental analysis under 
       night skies. Auk 79(2): 208-233.
     1962b. Celestial orientation in juvenile waterfowl. Condor 64(1):19-23.

Harrisson, T. H.
     1931. On the normal flight speed of birds. Br. Birds 25: 86-96.

Hassler, S. S., R. R. Graber and F. C. Bellrose.
     1963. Fall migration and weather: a radar study. Wilson Bull. 75: 56-77.

Haugh, J. R. and T. J. Cade.
     1966. The spring hawk migration around the southeastern shore of Lake 
       Ontario. Wilson Bull. 78(1): 88-110.

Hebrard, J. J.
     1971. The nightly initiation of passerine migration in spring: a direct 
       visual study. Ibis 113(1): 8-18.

Hochbaum, H. A.
     1955. Travels and traditions of waterfowl. Univ. of Minn. Press, Minneapolis. 301 p.

Hofslund, P. B.
     1965. Hawks above Duluth. In: The bird watcher's America. ed. O. s. 
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     1966. Hawk migration over the western tip of Lake Superior. Wilson Bull. 
       78: 79-87.

Hussell, D. J. T., T. Davis and R. D. Montgomerie.
     1967. Differential fall migration of adult and immature Least Flyeatehers. 
       BirdBanding 38(1): 61-66.

Jaeger, E. C.
     1948. Does the Poor-will "hibernate"? Condor 50: 45.
     1949. Further observations on the hibernation of the Poor-will. Condor 
       51:105-109.

Johnson, N. K.
     1963. Comparative molt cycles in the Tyrannid genus Empicionax. Proe. XIII 
       Int. Ornithol. Congr.: 870-883.
     1973. Spring migration of the Western Flyeateher with notes on seasonal 
       changes in sex and age ratios. Bird-Banding 44(3): 205-220.

Keeton, W. T.
     1969. Orientation by pigeons: is the sun necessary? Science (Wash., D. C.) 
       165 (3896): 922-928.

Kenyon, K. W. and D. W. Rice.
     1958. Homing of Laysan Albatrosses. Condor 60: 3-6.

King, J. R.
     1963. Annual migratory-fat deposition in the White-crowned Sparrow. Proc. 
       XIII Int. Ornithol. Congr.: 940-949.

King, J. R., S. Barker and D. S. Farner.
     1963. A comparison of energy reserves during the autumnal and vernal 
       migratory periods in the White-crowned Sparrow (Zonotrichia 
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King, J. R. and D. S. Farner.
     1963. The relationship of fat deposition to Zugunruhe. Condor 65(3): 200-223.

Kipp, F. A.
     1942. Ueber Flugelban and Wanderzug der Vogel. Biol. Zbl. 62: 289-299.
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Kramer, G.
     1952. Experiments on bird orientation. Ibis 94: 265-285.
     1957. Experiments on bird orientation and their interpretation. Ibis 99: 
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Kuroda, N.
     1957. A brief note on the pelagic migration of the Tubinares. Misc. Rep. of 
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Lack, D.
     1959. Migrations across the sea. Ibis 101(3-4): 374-399.
     1960a. The influence of weather on passerine migration. Auk 77: 171-209.

Lack, D.
     1960b. The height of bird migration. Br. Birds 53: 5-10.
     1962. Radar evidence on migratory orientation. Br. Birds 55(4): 139-157.
     1963a. Migration across the southern North Sea studied by radar. Part 4. 
       Autumn. Ibis 105 (1): 1-54.
     1963b. Migration across the southern North Sea studied by radar. Part 5. 
       Movements in August, winter and spring, and conclusion. Ibis 105(4): 
       461-492.

Lewis, H. F.
     1937. Migrations of the American Brant (Branta bernicla hrota). 
       Auk 54: 73-95.

Lincoln, F. C.
     1917. Bohemian Waxwing (Bombycilla garrula) in Colorado. Auk 34: 
       341.
     1922. Trapping ducks for banding purposes: with an account of the results 
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     1924a. Banding notes on the migration of the Pintail. Condor 26: 88-90.
     1924b. Returns from banded birds, 1920 to 1923. U.S. Dept. Agr. Bull. 
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     1926. The migration of the Caekling Goose. Condor 28: 153-157.
     1927a. Notes on the migration of young Common Terns. Northeastern Bird 
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     1928. The migration of young North American Herring Gulls. Auk 45: 49-59.
     1934. Distribution and migration of the Redhead (Nyroca americana). 
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     1935a. The waterfowl flyways of North America. U.S. Dept. Agr. Cir. 
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     1935b. The migration of North American birds. U.S. Dept. Agr. Cir. 
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Lincoln, F. C.
     1937. Our greatest travelers. In: The book of birds. Natl. Geog. Mag. 2: 
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     1939a. The migration of American birds. Doubleday, Doran & Co., N.Y. 
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     1939b. The individual vs. the species in migration studies. Auk 56(3): 
       250-254.
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Lowery, G. H. Jr.
     1945. Trans-gulf spring migration of birds and the coastal hiatus. Wilson 
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     1946. Evidenee of trans-gulf migration. Auk 63(2): 175-211.
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Lowery, G. H., Jr. and R. J. Newman.
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