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Creator:: Sapon-White, Richard
Abstract:: Remote-access computer file serials, often referred to simply as electronic serials, possess characteristics that challenge our definition of the term “serial” and our ability to catalog them according to the established cataloging code. These challenges are reflected in the library science literature, where cataloging and indexing issues have generated thoughtful...
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Full Text:: CATALOGING AND INDEXING OF ELECTRONIC SERIALS

Creator:: Bayer, Range D., 1947-
Abstract:: This article is an introduction to the purpose and structure of the Journal of Oregon Ornithology.
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Full Text:: Journal of Oregon Ornithology Introduction JOURNAL OF

Creator:: Bayer, Range D., 1947-
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Full Text:: MERRIFIELD (1994 JOO 3:237-242) On p. 239-242 of 1994 Journal of Oregon Ornithology No. 3, the oft-repeated

Creator:: Bayer, Range D., 1947-
Abstract:: The monthly occurrence of subspecies for 18 terrestrial species are given. The greatest differences in seasonal status appear to be among subspecies of the American Robin, Yellow-rumped Warbler, Savannah Sparrow, Song Sparrow, and Dark-eyed Junco.
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Full Text:: selected terrestrial birds collected along the northern and central coasts of Oregon. Journal of Oregon

Creator:: Contreras, Alan
Abstract:: John H. Wampole's list of the birds of the Coos Bay area from 1958-59 is one of few such compilations from that region, and the only reasonably accessible one from its era except for Giesler (1952), which covered only the Cape Arago region. Wampole's list has been circulating informally as...
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Full Text:: 1957-1959 annotated checklist of birds of Coos Bay, Oregon. Journal of Oregon Ornithology 5:545-557

Creator:: Wetzel, David J.
Abstract:: Black Brant (Branta bernicla nigricans) distribution was monitored and eelgrass beds (Zostera marina) were mapped during the spring migration of 1976. Brant used eelgrass areas significantly, and human disturbance and tide height were important factors influencing Brant distribution and activity.
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Full Text:: , Lincoln County, Oregon in the spring of 1976. Journal of Oregon Ornithology 6:715-722. ABSTRACT.--Black

Creator:: Faxon, Darrel and Bayer, Range D., 1947-
Abstract:: This is a continuation of Faxon and Bayer (1991), which summarized Faxon's 1973-1990 observations. In 1991, Faxon made observations during 168 days and recorded 111 species. Monthly frequencies of occurrence are given for each species.
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Full Text:: . Journal of Oregon Ornithology 1: 71-80. ABSTRACT.--This is a continuation of Faxon and Bayer (1991

Creator:: Bayer, Range D., 1947-
Abstract:: The impetus for this Project began in 1968-1973 with birders at the Marine Science Center (MSC). But in the past 10 or so years the focus has shifted to a county group, Yaquina Birders & Naturalists. 120 individuals or couples have each contributed 100 or more records with 51% of...
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Full Text:: Lincoln County Project and recommendations for others planning similar projects. Journal of Oregon

Creator:: Lamberson, Janet
Abstract:: Janet Lamberson noted the presence of birds around her home during 1985-1990. She noted 10-33 species each month, 48-57 species each year, and a total of 72 species overall. 63 species were terrestrial birds, most of which were observed in all six years of her observations. The semimonthly occurrence for...
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Full Text:: : Lamberson, J. and R. D. Bayer. 1996. Birds of Hudson Loop on Newton Hill, Lincoln County, Oregon. Journal of

Creator:: Merrifield, Kathy
Abstract:: From 25 April through 30 October 1992, I conducted 14 waterbird and raptor censuses at Cabell Marsh. I observed 33 waterbird taxa and seven raptor species, including hatch-year individuals of five waterbird species. The records for each census are given.
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Full Text:: records for Cabell Marsh, William L. Finley National Wildlife Refuge, Benton County. Journal of Oregon

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