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Abbot, John Albums, Manuscripts etc. #1, p.5 Elsa Allen's work on him. #2, p. 3; #5, p. 3 Agapornis Ethology of Dilger's study #4, p. 4. Akagi, Mr. Akio Mr. Akio of Japan Broadcasting presents collections of Japanese recordings. #30 p. 4. Alaska Cade expedition to Colville River. #45, p. 2. Cade and Spofford' s return. #49, p. 1. Cade back from 1969 trip - disturbing report. #54, p. 2. Albatross, Laysan Studies of air strikes on Midway by Pettingill and others. #31, p. 8. Allaben-Confer, Karen Photo of Wood Duck she painted for Waterfowl Exhibit #87, p. 8. Allen, A. A. Audubon Screen Tour 1955-56. #1, p. 6. Audubon Screen Tour fall, 1956. #3, pp. 2 & 3. Other lectures, and his series on "Biology of Waterfowl." #4, p. 3. Gift of 230 slides to match records. #7, p. 4. Photographic Trip January - March 1958. #8, p. 2. Entertains his 50th reunion class. #9, p.1 Revising Book of Bird Life. #9, p. 3. Articles on Sapsucker Woods - Plantations and Cornell Alumni News. #10, p. 7. Recording and lecturing in California. #12, p. 2; #13, p. 3 Display of Pacific Coast photos. #14, p. 2. Gift of more slides. #15, p. 10. His biography is in January 1962 Current Biography. #19, p. 3.
Mention of recordings of Coppery Tailed Trogon (first recordings ever of species) in 1939.
#21, p. 5. New edition of Book of Bird Life. #22, p. 4. Obituary and last newsletter report. #31, pp. 1-2. Allen Memorial Fund. #33, pp. 5-6. Status of memorial fund. #33, pp. 5-6, #36, p. 4. Status, plus medal to be awarded. #37, p. 5. More contributors to Memorial Fund. #42, p. 4. Photo of medal, statement of stipulations for award. #43, P. 3. Papers. #89, p. 5. 1st medal to go to R.T. Peterson. #45, p. 1. Allen, Arthur A. Award 1st - Peterson, R.T. #45, P. 1; #46, p. 1. 2nd - Fisher, James. #49, p. 1; #50, p. 3. 3rd - George Sutton. #53, p. 1; #54, pp. 4-5. 4th - Alexander Wetmore. #57, pp. 1, 3; #58, pp. 2-4. 5th - Peter Scott. #61, pp. 1, 3. 6th - Cruickshank. #65, p. 1; #66, p. 2. 7th - Austins. #69, p. 1; #70, pp. 1-2. 8th - Pettingill. #72, pp. 1, 45; #74, pp. 1, 2, 8 9th - Breckenridge Walter P. #77, pp. 2-3. 10th - J. J. Hickey. #81, pp. 4-5; #82, pp. 1-2, 7. 11th - Jean Delacour. #85, p. 6; #86, pp. 1-2. 12th - Karl Maslowski. #89, p. 3; #90, pp. 1-2. 13th - Chan Robbins. #93, p. 3, #94, pp. 1-3. Allen, David G. Recording and photo expedition to Texas. #1, p. 4. Documentary film. #2, p. 1. Working on shelter. #2, p. 2. Build early American feeder. #3, p. 2. Grouse picture in Outdoor Life. #3, p. 3. Photograph of diving birds in tank. East catwalk. #4, p. 1; #4, pp. 2-3.
In Mexico with W. Wimsatt. #10, p. 3. Fixing up trails in woods. #24, p. 2. Allen, Elsa G.
Investigations on History of Ornithology. #1, p. 4. Working with John Abbot. #2, p. 3. Grant by National Academy of Sciences. #3, p. 3. Instrumental in getting Elephant Folio for Cornell University Library Rare Book Room. #4, p. 9. To Savannah - gave annual address to Georgia Historical Society, unveiled monument. #5, p. 3. Completes Abbot manuscript. #17, p. 4. Research in Europe. #19, p. 4. Dies. #51, p. 2. Gifts in her memory. #53, p. 3. Her History of Ornithology being reprinted. #55, p. 6. Alumni visits to Sanctuary & Observatory. #33, p. 1. 50th reunion class - without A. A. Allen. #33, p. 1. Visiting lab in 1965. #37, p. 2. Alvarez, Humberto Studies of Green Jay in Colombia.
#72 pp.6-7. Amadon, Dean Activities. #16, p. 4. Amchitka Studies there by Cade and White - regarding effect of underground tests of nuclear devices. #62, pp. 5-6. Bald eagle studies. #81, p. 7. American Ornithologist Union
Meetings attended by Lab staff. #10, p. 6. Makes name changes #71, p. 1. Conference on Lab concerning role of amateur #87, p. 3. Aqua-therm Agitator. #31, p. 2. One also installed at Art Lane's pond Lake Roylena. #32, p. 1. Amplifier Corp. of America Developing sound recording equipment. #1, p. 8. Anderson, Hans Paintings exhibited. #35, p. 3 Account of bird-funding in N. Europe. #37, pp. 6-7. Angell, Tony Exhibit at Lab, account of his work, photo of painting. #61, pp 3-4. Antarctica Trip to by John Henry Dick. #47, pp. 3-4. Lindblad tour, Olin Sewall Pettingill, Jr. #56, pp. 1, 6. Sounds of. #69, p. 4. Pettingill cruising the area. #93, pp. 1-2. Arcadia Foundation Gift for Sanctuary. #1, p. 7. Craig tells about Foundation and its pleasure in presenting the Laboratory to Cornell. #5, p. 2 Finances copying of sound library. #33, p. 4. Funds for storage building. #79, p. 7. Archeopteryx and new fossil species. #88, p. 1. Archibald, George Crane studies. #52, pp. 3-4. Rare cranes breed #61, pp. 4-5. International Crane Foundation #87, pp 4-5. Archives, Cornell University. (See also under Allen papers.)
Starting Ornithological Archives. #41, p. 7. Well underway, with Allen collection as foundation. #88, p. 5. A. A. Allen papers. #89, p. 5. Argentina Lancaster's work there on Tinamous. #32, pp. 10-12. Arizona Recording trip planned to Chiricahuas. #79, p. 2. Recording trip postponed, to be held next year. #82, p. 6. Recording project completed in Chiricahuas. #85, pp 2-3. Eared Trogon write-up by Spoffords #87, pp. 1-2. Articles About Lab In Audubon magazine. #7, p. 2. In Junior Scholastic. #16, p. 9. Artists Contributors To The Living Bird. #50, p. 6. gathered at Lab for occasion of Allen Award to Sutton. #54, p. 4. (photo) Atlas, Breeding Bird What is it? #94, pp 4-5. Audubon Magazine Article on Lab by Dick Fisher. #7, p. 2. Audubon, J. J.
Brief summary of life, as Olin Sewall Pettingill speaks at dedication of school in Rochester. #50, pp. 4-5 The Double Elephant Folio - account by Waldemar Fries. #74, p. 7. Austins, Oliver, Jr. & Elizabeth To receive Allen award. #69, pp. 1, 3. Receive Award. #70, pp. 1-2. Aviary Being divided into smaller compartments. #19, p. 3. Baharini Sanctuary, proposed by John Hopcroft #52, p.6
Baptornis advenus Being reconstructed by J. Tate. #67, P. 3. Bart, Jonathan Studies Robin Clutch Size. #76, p. 8. Batik Birds, by Girta Fatland. #81, P‑4. Bebb, Maurice
Colored etchings on display #39 p. 1. Beck, Robert Studies on Wood Thrush songs #62, p. 6. Berger, Andrew Tells of trip to Nihoa, Hawaii. #43, pp 3-4. Bioacoustics Bulletin Proposal for it: #18, p. 5. 1st issue #20, p. 3. 2nd issue #21, p. 4. 4th issue #23, p. 4. mention #24, p. 4.; #27, p. 2 Vol. III #1; #28, p. 3. #2; #29 p. 4 contents Vol. III, 3 & 4 #31, p. 3 contents April 1964 issue #32, p. 6. #35, p. 5. Listed in "Basic List of Ornithological Serials" appearing in Biological Abstracts. #35, p. 8. Bioacoustics Seminar Launched in fall 1963. #30, p. 3. Birds At feeders #8, p. 1. #12, p. 1. #20 pp. 1-2. At feeders - amount grain used. #48, p. 1 Hearing in #87, p. 5. Discovery of new #90, pp. 6-7. Bird Migration Research in Illinois. #37, pp. 8-9. Bird Skin Collection of Cornell History. #59, p. 4. Bird Sounds and Their Meanings Review of book by Rosemary Jellis. #91 pp. 4-5. Bird Watchers How many? #44, p. 2. Bishop, Dick Shows Queeny's film at dedication. #5, p. 3. Gift of 117 etchings and copies of 3 books. #9, p. 10. Exhibit of his art, including glass, china. #13, p. 2. Gifts from his estate. #79, p. 7. Blackshaw, Susan Reese Exhibit of paintings. #85, p. 5. Blanchard, Sally Exhibit of carvings, photo. #80, pp 6-7. Blatchley, Myrtice Brand Fellowship. #2, p. 4. Death. #7, p. 3. Gift of her Library by her parents. #9, p. 10. Blizzard of 1958 #8, p. 1-2 Jan. 59 coot fed upon by screech owl #11, p. 1 April, 1959 #12, p. 1 blizzard of 19661 #40, p. Bloomer, Wilson Gift. #1, p. 7. Has Golden-winged Warbler nest for Allen to photograph.
#13, p. 7. Bloomer, Mrs. Wilson Serving trays for kitchen. #7, p. 4. Board, Administrative New members. #33, pp. 6-7. Photo of 1964 #34, p. 8. New members #41, pp. 4-5
Amadon, Lowman, Taylor, McChesney Photo of 1966. #42, p. 4. New members, Lewin & Mayfield #45, pp. 3-4 New members, Kennedy, Conway, R. T. Peterson, Sutton. #49, pp. 3-4 New members Royse A. Murphy #50, p. 6 and Jonnie Fisk,(Erma J. ) #53, p. 1. V. Scheetz, K. Parkes and S. Stackpole join. #57, p. 2. Photos of O'Brian and Hewitt Photo in 1970. #58, p. 6. New members: Keeton, O'Brien, Dunning, O'Brien chairman. #61, p. 3. New members: Enders, Mills, Morton, Treman. #69, p. 6. New members: Eckelberry, Dickerman, Knight. #73, p. 2. Photo. #77, p. 4. New members, Gaylord and Conway. #77, p. 4. New members, Emlen and Kent. #81, pp. 1-2 Photo in 1976 #81, p. 8. New members, Franz, Kixmiller, Hickey, Sprunt. #85, p. 1. New members Barry, Morgens, Short. #89, p. 1.
New members Burtt, Stauffer, Stettenheim.
#90, p. 4. New members Spencer, Engel, Treman. #93, pp. 2-3. Bobolinks Studied in Argentina by Olin Sewall Pettingill, Jr. #51, p. 2. Bobwhites From O'Brien. #5 p. 1 - 1957 At feeders using new shelter. #19, p. 1. Still at feeders in 1961. #20, p. 1. Absent then returned January 1963. #27, p. 1. Most disappeared, new flock given by Reynolds. #28, p. 2. Fall of 1963 - calling. #30, p. 1. Boersma, Dr. Dee Studies of Gal pagos Penguin. #84, pp. 5-6. Bogan, Samuel Persuaded Brewster to leave Fuertes paintings to lab at Cornell #35, p. 2. Bond, James Origin of name. #49, p. 2. Bondesen, Dr. Poul (Denmark) Working on sound-book at Lab of Ornithology. #25, p. 7.
His additional work. #30, p. 3. Gives more recordings (Danish). #35, p. 4. Book Gifts (in part-only special ones) #9, p. 10.
#12, p. 8. ornithology library of late Mrs. Herbert Hirsh #13, p. 9. #19, p.2 #21, p. 6. Margaret Morse Nice Library #56, p. 4. Book Sale At Lab First one in 1970. #59, p. 5. Every year - 1976 photo. #79, p. 8. Booth, Dr. Ernest Recordings of N.W. Crow-sized edited by I. Davis. Borror, Don Alexander Insect record #1, p. 5. Appointed as Research Associate. #41, p. 7. Boswell, Jeffery Visits lab to arrange exchange with British Broadcasting Corporation. #18, p. 5. Analysis of McChesney tapes. #28, p. 3. At Cornell again, material for British Broadcasting Corporation #29, p. 3. Boudreau, Gordon
Works on sound barrier to save Albatross - aircraft strikes on Midway. #31, p. 8. Boulder, Memorial Newsletter. #1, p. 1. Boulton, Rudyard Gives some South Rhodesian recordings. #18, p. 5. Bowes, Anne La Bastille see also La Bastille Studies of Giant Pied-billed Grebe. #41, p. 6. Boynton, Mary Fuertes Book on Fuertes. #2, p. 6. Brand, Albert Summary of his assistance in recording. #20, p. 2. At American Ornithologists Union played first recordings (1931) #20, p. 2. Anniversary of first publication using Cornell songs - by Brand. #24, p. 3. Brand, Mrs. Albert Assisting with membership mailings, etc #3, p. 5. Translations from French for P.P. Kellogg and Sound Lab. #13, p. 7-8. More French translations. #15, p. 8. Brand, Charles Death of in 1964. #34, p.4. List of his recording projects Brand Fellowship Award to R. Stein in 1956. #1, p. 5. Award to M. Blatchley 1957. #2, p. 4. Breckenridge, Walter To receive 9th Allen Award. #77, pp. 2-3. Receives it. #78, pp. 1-2. Brereton, Dr. John (Australia) working at Lab in 1962. #24, pp. 5-6 Brewster, Frederick Wills 24 Fuertes paintings to Cornell University; Laboratory requests them. #10, p. 3. Announcement of the bequest, and story behind it. #35, pp. 1-3. Brewster Wing Construction starts 1967. #44, p. 1. Construction well along. #45, p. 1. Picture of architect's drawing. #45, p. 2. Opens November 22, 1967. #47, pp. 1-2. Briggs, Stephen Completes film of Goonies. Gives Lab picture of albatrosses #2, p. 3. Picture of exhibit. #19, p. 2. Brown, John Warner Story regarding Lyman Stuart's Life Magazine, prize. #1, p. 7. Gift of hummingbird display. #26, p. 3. Brown, Leslie Studies with Hopcroft of pesticides at Lake Naivasha, Kenya. #60, pp. 5-6. Photo of Fish Eagle Brown, Walter His estate: $34,000 Buchen, Walther Finances early work of M. North #33, p. 4 Building Photo from air in 1968. #51, p. 3 Bunting, Indigo Orientation experiments by Stephen Emlen #59, p. 23 Burdock Chickadee caught in, dies. #55, p. 4. Burglary Allen cameras and Hoyt radio stolen $3,000 #21, p. 2. Burhans, Ruth Gift of case of 22 mounted birds dated 1849. #27, p. 6. Burpee Seed Co. Mynah being trained for #7, p. 2. Sends check to lab for training #8, p. 2. Burtt, Benjamin Weekly column. Account of Bittern sent to lab. #4, p. 3. Sends Snowy Owl and Barn Owls. #19, p. 1. Butts, Tim Cade, Tom J. Appointed to Cornell, and as Research Director of Lab. #43, p. 1. Leads Alaska expedition in 1967 #45, p. 2. Comments on Research at Cornell and the Lab. #46, pp. 1-2. Sandgrouse research with Gordon Maclean in South Africa. #46, p. 4. Details of 1967 Alaskan expedition. #48, pp. 3-4. His 1969 trip report. #54, p. 2. Starting Peregrine breeding project. #58, pp. 4-5. Studies in Amchitka. #62, pp. 5-6. Cahow, Bermuda Studies by David Wingate. #31, p. 4. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Program on Lab with interviews and recordings 5 December 1963. #31, p. 5. Cape Clear Bird Observatory Account of it by R. Gilimor. #30, pp. 5-6. Cardinal Flowers Gift of Dorothy Mcllroy. #9, p 10. Carnes, Betty Gift. #1, p. 7. Life Income Endowment. #19, p. 2. Gift of lunch trays. #35, p. 9. Carver, John and Constance Vice President, Mohawk Airlines, moving to Utica. #4, p. 5 Gift of Cranes for fireplace #5, p. 2 Cassettes First one by Lab - Thrushes of North America. #62, p. 1. Second one: Cuckoos and caprimulgids. #64, p. 4. "Field Guides to Bird Songs" put on cassettes #76, p. 2. Catalogue of Sound Recordings History, methods, results by B. Kellogg. #4, pp 7-8. Analyzed in 1958 to see what species needed. #9, p. 8. Latest recordings catalogued, and are in new card catalog cabinet. #15, p. 5 Put on microfilm (18,000 recordings listed) through gift by McChesney in 1964. #34, p. 6. Catalogue's make-up described. #34, p. 6. Census, Breeding Bird, Sapsucker Woods Sanctuary
#5, p. 4. #9, p. 2. #13, p. 2. #17, p. 1. #21, p. 2. #33, p. 1. taken by Ransons and Mcllroy. #37, p. 2 totals, etc. 1966. #41, pp. 1-2 final totals, etc. 1966. #42, p. 1 history of it and comparisons in 10 years. #45, p. 1 #49, pp. 1-2. Census,Cayuga Basin, Spring
#9, p. 2. #13, p. 1. #17, p. 2. #21, p. 2. #29, p. 1 #33, p. 2. Census, Christmas Bird (New Year's) #4, p. 2. #7, p. 1. #11, p. 2. #15, p. 2. #19, p. 2.
(has been held for 50 years) this is 1st one by Audubon rules - January 1963 #27, pp. 1-2 #31, p.2. #35, p.3. #39, p.1. #62, p.6. #67, p.5. #70, p.2. Chapin, James Kellogg records his observations of birds in Congo. #19, p. 7. Death in 1964. Lab has tape of conversation with A.A. Allen and other Chapin conversations. #33, p. 4. Chickadees, Black-capped Studied by Jon Glase. #64, pp. 5-6. Studied (cold tolerance) by Susan Chaplin. #91, p. 7. Chickadee, Carolina Voice studied by Rodman Ward. #31, p. 4. Chiricahua Mountains, Arizona Recording expedition there in 1977. #85, pp. 4-5. Chubb, Hendon Gift. #1, p. 7. Chuck-wills-widow Observed fly-catching from perch. #32, p. 9. Clark, Richard J. Study of Short-eared owl under Dr. Douglas Lancaster #56, p.5. Coe, Mrs. William R. Presents Elephant Folio to Cornell University Library #4, p.9. Cohelach, Guy Upcoming exhibit of paintings. #89, p. 6. Photo and account. #90, p. 5. Colombia Birding areas, by D. A. Lancaster. #53, pp. 2-3. Studies of Green Jay by Humberto Alvarez. #72, pp. 6-7. Studies of migrant warblers by Chipley #73, pp. 3-4. Colonial Bird Survey (Register) Begins with grant from NAS under McCrimmon. #77, p. 2. Data desired on listed species. #79, p. 1. Activities and accomplishments. #83, p. 5. Computer Terminal Acquired for Lab programs in 1976. #80, p. 4. Mini-computer at Lab. #82, p. 1. Control Methods (pest birds) #23, p. 4. Cook, Arthur Repairing dike. #2, p. 2. Article on muskrat control, based partly on Sanctuary dike. #10, p. 7. Cooley, Mrs. Charles (formerly Mrs. R. H. Treman) Gift of rug for sound room. #4, p. 10. Formally presented. #8, p. 8. Corbus, June Arranges exhibit of feather uses. #76, p. 1. Cornell University Ornithology at Cornell. #68, p. 4. Cornell University Press takes over record production. #4, p. 7. Series of radio ads on WQXR on recordings. #12, p. 4. Appreciation for assistance as Houghton Mifflin takes over. #23, p. 5. Corson, Dale Replaces Atwood as Council Chairman in fall 1963. #30, p. 2. Costa Rica Studies by Peter Feinsinger. #7, pp. 4-5. Council members (see also Administrative Board) Activities of. #3, p. 4 #4, p. 4 #6, p.4. New - Syme, John. #10, pp. 2-3. New - Amadon and Bice. #11, p. 2. Meeting with Malott. #15, p. 2. Fall meeting 1960. #18, p. 2. New members Knight and Westgate. #18, p.2. New members Carnes, Peterson and Read. #21, p. 2. New members Parkes, Street. #25, p. 7. New members Mark, Scheetz. #29, p. 6. Meeting 11 January 1964. #31, p. 2. New members Severinghaus, Stout, Swanson,Treman. Now called Administrative Board #33, pp. 6-7 Crabapples, Hybrid Gift of William Scudder. #9, p. 10. Craig, W. R. Gift. #1, p. 7 Represents Arcadia Foundation at Dedication. #5, p. 2. Cranes Brass figures for fireplace - Gift of Carvers. #5, p. 2. Crane studies by George Archibald. #52, pp. 3-4. Breeding of cranes. #61, pp. 4-5. International Crane Foundation founded. #87, pp. 4-5. Crane, Sandhill Injured bird, from Montezuma. #5, pp. 1-2. Painting of Cranes by Jacques. #57, p. 4. Crane, Whooping Reviews of 2 books. #46, p. 3. Status in 1976. #82, p. 5. Status in 1977. #86, p. 3. Two almost shot at Bosque Del Apache, hunter sentenced. Photo by Truslow. #88, p. 3. Creeper, Brown First nesting in Sapsucker Woods. #9, p. 2. Crockett, Allen Studies of Williamson's Sapsuckers. #85, p. 5. Crossbills, White-winged invasion. #31, p. 2. Cruickshank, Allan D. To receive Allen Award. #65, p. 14 photos Receives Award. #66, pp. 1-2. Cyclotron at Berkley Effect on flying geese as noted in 1962 by Helmut Dost. #34, pp. 6-7. Czech, Jerry Exhibit at Lab. #67, p. 4. Darrah, Elizabeth Assisting Byrl Kellogg in cataloging sound collection. #4, P. 7. Davis, Irby Mexican recordings for proposed record. #1, p. 4. Robbery. #2, p. 4. Seminar. #4, p. 2. Editing songs for Mexican record. #4, p. 7. In Mexico again. #5, p. 3. Return from Mexico. #6, p. 6. Guggenheim Fellowship. #6, p. 6. Misfortunes in Mexico. #8, p. 4. New recordings. #11, p. 4. More new recordings. #14, p. 4. More new recordings, British Honduras. #15, p. 5. Interpretation of audio-spectrographs. #18, p. 3. Back to Mexico. #24, p. 4. "Dead Bird" Take-off on Living Bird. #54, p. 3. Dedication Ceremonies of Sanctuary. #2, p. 1. Of building.exhibits, etc. #5, p. 1 speeches. #5, p. 2. Named for Lyman Stuart. #32, p. 1. Delacour, Jean Review of his autobiography. #44, pp. 2-3. To receive Allen Award. #85, p. 4. Receives it. #86, pp . 1-2. Deschamps, Mike Exhibit of carvings. #86, p. 6. Dick, John Henry Trip to Antarctica. Dickcissel #47, pp. 3-4. On census January 1, 1963. #27, p. 2. Dickerman, Robert and Scherer, William Studies at Cornell Medical School. #57, p. 4. Dilger, W. C. Coming to Lab. #1, p. 3. Supported by French Co. #2, p. 1. Papers at two meetings. #2, p. 5. Paper on thrushes in July 1956 Auk. #2, p.6. Moves into building. #3, p. 1. Has a son. #3, p. 3. More published papers. #3, p. 6. Parakeet work. #4, p. 1. Ethology of Agapornis. #4, p. 4. Article in Auk on loss of teeth in birds. #4, p. 9. Winter water requirements of birds. #8, p. 3. Design for jackets of recordings. #9, p. 7. Teaching Comparative Vertebrate Ethology. #10, p. 3. Research studies. #10, p. 5. Serving on AOU Committee. #12, p. 3. Display of his classification paintings. #14, p. 2. To England for International Ethological Congress. #14, P. 5. Resuscitates peacock #16, p. 2. More publications. #16, p. 6. Trips, conferences. #17, p. 7. Lectures in 1962. #24, p. 7. Activities and graduate students. #28, p. 4. Research projects, his and students. #32, pp. 7-8. Dilger's appointments on Cornell faculty. #32, p. 8. 2 year grant, to study gallinaceous birds, tinamous and ratites. #39, p. 1. Dominica Description of this unique island visited by Pettingill and Dana in 1970. #60, p. 3. Dorn, Robert Becomes Director of Development (Assistant to Director) #93, p. 3. (photo) Downey, William Art work on exhibit. #79, p. 2. DuBois, A. D. Gift of "ornithological materials" (nests and eggs). #20, p. 7. Exhibit of photographs. #85, pp. 4-5. Duck, Mexican Status in 1978. #88, p. 3. Dunning, John S. Account of him, and his work. #55, p. 5. His first book, Portraits of Tropical Birds 1970. #59, p. 6. Appointed to Board. #61, p. 3. Eagle, Bald Beginning of film by Bayard Read. #16, pp. 2-3. Photos of Eagles, Alaska. #19, p. 7. Allen photos in Florida. #20, p. 1. Painting by R.V. Clem, gift of Read #20, p. 7. Film by B. Read and Allen available #23, p. 5. Perches in tree at Lab at summer seminar #26, p. 3. Eagle film revised. #59, p. 4. On Amchitka. #81, p. 7. Status in N.Y. State. #82, pp. 4-5. Eagle, Golden Rescued at Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge, rehabilitated and released in N. Carolina by Spoffords. #59, p. 1.
East Africa Exhibit of Barrett Gallagher's photos. #80, p. 6. EBBA Meets at Cornell Lab, photo. #64, pp. 5-6. Eckelberry, Don R. Exhibit of paintings. #85, p. 5. Eclipse Bird behavior during eclipse of sun. Studies by Kellogg, in 1963. #56, p. 5. More studies by various observers in 1970. #56, p. 5. Economics How much is a naturalist worth? #50, pp. 2-3. Edinburgh, Duke of Gives Lab four autographed photos. #31, p. 9. Edwards, Ernest (Buck) Leading Mexican trips. #4, p. 6. Publications. #16, p. 8. Elms 1/2 of big dead elm falls. #3, p. 2. Rest of it crashes in full view of Board members at lunch Sept. 18, 1965. #38, p. 1. Dying - where do Orioles nest now? #61, p. 4. El Salvador Walter Thurber records there. #64, p. 4. Walter Thurber records there again. #76, p.3. Emlen, Stephen Joins Cornell Faculty. #40, p. 3. Experiments with Indigo Buntings in Planetarium. #59, pp. 2-3. Joins Administrative Board. #81, pp. 1-2. Endowments, Life Income Carnes and Tyson. #19, p. 2. Engelhard, Virginia Joins staff in acoustics. #46, p. 1. Picture, at work in sound library. #51, p. 4. Epstein, Ira Repairing sound equipment. #2, p. 5. Estes, Richard Graduate student studying in Ngorongoro Crater. #41, p. 5. Europe, Bird-finding in Northern Article by Hans Anderson. #37, pp. 6-7. "Evening in Sapsucker Woods"
recording being played for visitors. #9, p. 1., p. 7. Exhibits At dedication: shots from early lab expeditions. #5, p. 1. Case showing pioneering by lab. #5, p. 2. Others. #5, p. 2.
Others. #17, p. 2. Greenewalt photos #18, p. 2. Others. #19, p. 2. Mounted birds. #27, p. 6. Hummingbird case. #26, p. 3.
New photos by Herzfeld, Briggs, Lee, and paintings by Hans Anderson. #35, p. 3. Maurice Bebb etchings #39, p. 2. Photos by Howard Lee. #14, p. 2. Gould folios. #50, p. 2. J. Ruthuen paintings - photo. #57, p. 1. Sid Bahrt color photos. #57, p. 1. Tony Angell art. #61, pp. 3-4. Slocum, Perry photographs. #63, p. 2. McVaugh paintings. #64, p. 3. Diana Pierce art. #66, p. 5. Jerry Czech art. #67, p.4. Photos by Joan Black #68, p.4. Paintings by John Wiessinger. #70,p. 3. Paintings by Peter Parnall. #71,p.3. Paintings by Martin Glen Oates. #72, pp. 4-5. Photographs by Les Line. #72, p. 5. Upcoming in fall 1974 Fuertes, Al Gilbert, Sutton, Truslow. #73, p. 6. By Jane Corbins in new display case of uses of bird feathers. #76, p. 1. Photos by Walter Thurber of El Salvador birds. #77, p. 6. Photos by Laura Riley. #77, pp. 6-7. Paintings by R. T. Peterson. #78, p. 6. Carvings by A. Zerginyi. #78, p. 6. Art works by William Downey Photo. #79, p. 2. E. African photos by Barrett Gallagher. #80, p. 6. Carvings by Sally Blanchard #80, pp. 6-7. Fuertes Birds of Prey. #81, p.3. Paintings by Don Malik. #81,p.4. Batik by Anita Fatland. #81,p.4. Paintings by John O'Neill. #83 Photos by Russ Kinne. #84, pp.6-7 photos. Ukrainian Easter eggs. #84, p.7. Decoys by Ira A. and Stanley Benton. #84, p. 7. Photos by Alexander DuBois. #85, pp. 4-5. Decoys by Jim Sprankle. #85, p. 4. Paintings by Susan Blackshaw. #85, p. 5. Paintings by Don Eckelberry. #85, p. 5. Carvings by Mike Deschamp. #86, p. 6. Paintings by Robert Mengel. #87, pp. 2-3 photo. Paintings by Ted Lewin. #88, p. 4. Photos by Eliot Porter. #88, p. 4. Photos by Ken Gardener. #89, p. 6. Photos by Guy Coheleach. #89, p. 6. Photos by Nancy McGowan. #91, p. 4. Paintings by John Tennant. #91, p. 4. Carvings by Sprankle again. #93, p. 4. Photographs by Russ Hansen. #93, p. 4. Photographs by Stuart MacDonald. #93, p. 4. Extension Service A.A. Allen cooperating in loan collection of bird slides.
#10, p. 2. Completes 19 of 20 sets, with script. #12, p. 2. Falcon Studies in Alaska. #48, pp. 3-4. Falconry Books Left by Sargent. #54, p. 2. Fatland, Anita Her birds in batik. #81, p. 4. Federated Garden Clubs of New York State $1,000 for 2 shelters. #1, p. 7; #2, p. 2. Dedication of their gift. #3, p. 2. Gift for rustic benches in shelters and along trails in 1964. #32, p. 3. Presents first bench. #34, p. 2. Funds for construction of spaghnum bog. #34, p. 2. Feeders and Feeding David G. Allen builds "early American feeders" outside Observatory window. #3, p. 2. Art Lane builds suet feeder. #3, p. 7. Pileated visits it. #4, p. 2. McFaddin feeder and Evening Grosbeaks. #16, p. 1. Birds at feeder. #26, p. 3. Filling in bank eroded by ducks. #57, p. 2. New feeder at Sanctuary entrance given by Redmann family. #70, p. 2. Feeding, fact and fiction by Sam Weeks. #79, pp. 3-4. Feinsinger, Peter Studies in Costa Rica photos. #71, pp. 4-5. Fencing The Northeast corner, so now 170 acres enclosed. #17, p. 2. Ferguson, Mrs. J.W. Gives telescope. #7, p. 4. Ficken, Robert Studies of genus Seiurus. #4, p. 4. Fiji Islands Birding by Cameron Kepler. #40, pp. 6-7. Films On building the lab, D.G. Allen. #2, p. 1. Africa by McChesneys. #2, p. 4. Flamingo film by Bayard Read. #42, p. 2. See also Bald Eagle Film on New Zealand by Pettingill and Batts receives award. #55, p. 5. From McChesneys - Birds of Kenya, and the Turkana Country.
#11, p. 8. Serious problem for Lab--few sources of income. #80, pp. 3-4. Finches
See Winter Fischer, Dick Article in Audubon Magazine on Lab. #7, p. 2. Fisher, James To get Allen Award. #49, p. 1. Receives Award. Photos. #50, p. 3. Fisk, Mrs. Bradley (Erma J.) Covers front desk summer of 1968. #49, p. 1. Gift for nest-record program. #50, p. 1. Joins Board, 1969. #53, p. 1. Report on her Least Tern survey. #66 pp. 3-4. Ford, Corey Book Review of his Where the Sea Breaks its Back. #43, pp.2-3 Fox-Movietime News Recordings of bird songs with lab help in 1929. #2, p. 6. Fries, Waldemar His work on the Double Elephant Folio of Audubon's. #74, p. 7. Frigate Birds Studied by J. B. Nelson. #78, p. 5. Fuertes, L.A. Book by his daughter. #2, p. 6. Article on Fuertes in Kingbird by Allen and Boynton. #7, p. 2. Death of Mrs. Fuertes. #13, p. 8. Big mural of Peregrine by Fuertes from Guthrie Estate. #15, p. 2. Granddaughter marries Roger Payne. #16, p. 8. Gift of Underhill of Fuertes wash-drawings on Ruby-throated Hummigbird. #29, p. 7. His Touraco painting (his last) being offered as Christmas note card, 1963. #30, p. 2. Set of postcards from original paintings for Arm & Hammer available at lab, thanks to Bob Lewin. #31, p. 7. Watercolor of Orioles, from Mrs. Carsll Tucker. #32, p. 8. Oldsquaw painting, anonymous donor. #3, p. 8. His paintings for Brewster. #35, p. 1-3. Three drawings given by the Morris Bishops. #36, p. 9. Watercolor of a Tern given by Silas Crouse. #41, p. 8. Fuertes postcards still available - pictures of them. #44, p. 3. Fuertes room - Brewster wing. #47, pp. 1-2. His White Gyrfalcon painting given by Mrs. Mildred Haff. #48, p. 3. Books illustrated by him still needed. #48, p. 3. More books and magazines needed. #55, p. 5. Laid foundation for bird skin collection in 1920s. #59, p. 4. Photo of his snow sculpture of a lion - 1900. #67, p. 1. Biography on centennial of birth. #73, p. 7. Exhibit at lab. #73, #74, pp. 6-7. Fuertes lectureship established by Sutton and Pettingill.
#74, p. 1. Account of his life by daughter (given at a seminar).
#75, pp. 5-6, 8. Paintings of birds of prey exhibited. #81, p. 3. Calendar with his art. #90, p. 4. Second calendar with his art. #94, p. 8. Galapagos Expedition to record birds - Gulledge and Bowman. #89, p. 5, More details. #90, p. 8. Report of trip there (EarthWatch). #92, pp. 2-3. Gallagher, Barrett Exhibit of his E. Africa photos. #80, p. 6. Gardiner, Ken Exhibit of photos. #88, p. 4; #89, p. 6. Geese, Canada Males fighting. #12, p. 2. Wild ones dropping in. #14, p. 3. Gift of 10 Richardson's by MacInnes, plus 2 snow and 2 blue, + 6 goslings. #41, p. 1. Photo of goose and goslings by S. Spofford. #41, p. 2. General Electric Working with Bruce Tadge and P. P. Kellogg on a study of jungle acoustics #32, p. 6. Gifts
Sanctuary -- 110 acres from Stuarts, 20 acres from Heasleys, 20 acres from Cornell University #1, p. 1. Bird feeder gift of V. Scheetz. #1, p. 2. Lyman Stuart - $5000 prize from Life. #1, p. 7. Arcadia Foundation. #1, p. 7. From Bloomer, Carnes, Paul Newton, Scheetz, Knight, Chubb, Northwood, Craig. #1, p. 7. Federated Garden Clubs of NYS #1, p. 7. Requests for specific gifts. #2, p. 7. Deep freeze, L. Grinnell. #3, p. 7. Electric stove, Bill Stuart. #3, p. 7. Five waterfowl paintings, Mason, Roy. #3, p. 7. Whooping Crane paintings. #7, p. 4. McChesney funds for finishing soundroom. #4, p. 1. Refrigerator, Hoyt, Sally. #4, p. 2; #4, p. 1. Lightning Mixer, Gordon, Fred. #4, p. 2 (L. H. Mahoney, through Stuart) Rug for sound room, Cooley, Mrs. Charles. #4, p. 10. Telescope, Ferguson. #7, p. 4. Slides to match records, Allen, A.A. #7, p. 4. Serving trays for kitchen, Bloomer, Mrs. Wilson. #7, p. 4. Cash gifts listed: #7, p. 4. Formal present of rugs, Cooley. #8, p. 8. British Bird subscription, W. R. Spofford. #8, p. 8. Cash gifts listed. #8, p. 8. 117 etchings and 3 books, Dick Bishop. #9, p. 10. Cash gifts listed. #9, p. 10. Oxydendron, hybrid crab, Cardinal flowers. #9, p. 10. Martin houses, Morses. #9, p. 10. Plaque for sound room, C. Hutchinson. #9, p. 10. Ornithology library of Myrtice Blatchley. #9, p. 10. Cash gifts listed. #10, p. 8. McChesney films. #11, p. 8. Projector and slide viewer, Virginia Scheetz. #11, p. 8. 10 x 80 German binocular for Observatory from Reicherts. #11, p.8 Cash gifts. #11, p.8 Cash gifts #12, p.9 2 inch projector lens from Charles Simmons. #12, p. 8. Books. #12, p. 8. Etchings and oils, Dick Bishop. #13, p. 2. Cash gifts. #13, p. 9. Prints and photos. #13, p. 9. Fuertes paintings from Guthrie estate, including the big mural. #15, p. 2. Hirsh ornithological library. #19, p. 2, p. 10. Glass jalousies for outside flights, Stuart and Knight. #15, p. 6. Special book gifts. #15, p. 9. 2nd telescope for observatory. #15, p. 9. Cash gifts listed. #15, p. 9. More Allen slides #15, p. 10. Cash gifts. #16, p. 9. Plantings from Garrard Daughtery. #16, p. 9. Books. #16, p. 9, #17, p. 10. Cash gifts. #17, p. 10. Cash gifts. #19, p. 10. Shelving and display case in observatory - Krebs and Mason. #20, p. 2. Cash gifts. #20, p. 7; #21, p. 6. Cash from Kiggins, classmate of Lyman Stuart. #21, p. 3. Native blow-gun from Ten Houten, Venezuela. #21, p. 3 Two plaques, Marquetry by William Bader, given by F. C. Wood. #22, p. 6 Cash gifts. #22, p. 6; #23, p. 7. Car - Truslow. #23, p. 7. Air-conditioning for darkroom - McAlpins and Carrier Corp. #24, p.2 Cash gifts. #24, p.8. Cash gifts. #25, p.8; #26, p.8 #27, p.6 Hummingbird exhibit.
#26, p.3.
Carousel projector from Severinghaus. #26, p. 8. Cabinet of 22 mounted birds - Ruth Burhans. #27, p. 6. Cash gifts. #28, p. 7; #31, p.9 #29, p.7 #30, p.7 Fuertes hummingbird wash drawing from Underhill. #29, p. 7. Other gifts of prints, filing cabinets, books. #29, p. 7. Other gifts of books, stamps, prints. #30, p. 7. Photo equipment from Stackpole. #31, p. 9. Funds for rustic benches - Fed. N.Y.S. Garden Clubs. #32, p. 3. Cash gifts #32, p.12 #34, p.7 #35, p.8 #36, p.9 #37, pp.9-10 #39, p.4 #40, p.8 #42, p.4 #47, p.2 #44, p.4 Lunch trays from B. Carnes. #35, p.9. Other gifts #36, p. 9; #37, p. 10. New well 1965 - Stuarts and Masons. #38, p. 1. Entrance gates to sanctuary - Knights. #38, p. 1. African skin collection Mrs. Morden. #38, p. 3. Other gifts. #39, p. 4. New turntable for observatory, purchased with gifts as memorial to K. Thorp. #39, p. 4. Howard Lee photos, given by Mynderse Woodruff. #41, p. 8 Crounse, Silas, gives Fuertes original. #41, p. 8. Other gifts. #42, p. 4; #44. Books ("Living World") given by J. K. Terres. #46 p. 2. Cash gifts - In memory Mrs. Charles Stuart. #47, p. 2. Cash gifts #47, p. 3. Other gifts #44, p. 4. Other gifts. #47, p. 3.
Photo equipment - Stackpole. #48, p. 2. Cash gifts. #49, p. 3; #51, p.5; #53, p.3 From Fisk, for N.R.C. program. #50, p. 1. From Mrs. Carll Tucker - 43 folios, Gould's bird. #50, p. 2. From Mrs. Donald Wood - bird stamp collection. #51, p. 2. More Fuertes art. #51, p. 5. Sargent falconry library. #54, p. 2. Cash. #55, p. 6. Other gifts. #55, p. 6. M. M. Nice library. #56, p. 4. Jaques oil painting of cranes given by Mrs. Jaques.
#57, p. 4. Cash. #57, p. 5; #59, p.6; #61, p.5; #63, p.6; #65, p.5; #67, p.5 Other gifts #57, p.5; #59, p.6; #61, p.5; #63, p.6; #65, p.5; #67, p.5 Funds for waterfowl building - Strimming. #60, p. 4. Cash gifts #69, p. 4; #71, p.6 Other gifts. #69, p. 4; #71, p.6
New feeder at Sanctuary entrance by Harlows in honor of Rebman. #70, p. 2. Cash gifts. #73, p. 8; #75, p.7; #77, p.5; #79, p.7; #81, p.6; #83, p.4 Other gifts. #73, p.8; #75, p.7; #77, p.5; #79, p.7; #81, p.6; #83, p.4 Cash gifts including memorials. #85, p.8; #87, p.6 #89, p.8 Other gifts. #85, p.8; #87, p.6 From Stuart Foundation for photography course. #89, p. 2. Gilbert, Albert E. Exhibit of paintings. #74,p.5; #75, pp.2-3 Gilmor, Robert Writes of Bird Observatory at Cape Clear Island. #30, pp. 5-6 Exhibit at Lab. #56, pp.3-4. Photos. Glase, Jon Studies of Black-capped Chickadee. #64, pp. 5-6. Gordon, Eva Her death. #26, p. 7. Gordon, Fred Gift of "Lightning Mixer" for pond. #4, p. 2 Goshawk After Mallards. #23, p.2. After quail. #31, p. 2. Photo of Goshawks by Blivode. #44, p. 4. Gould, John Gift of his 43 folios- by Mrs.Carll Tucker. #50, p. 2. Graber, Jean & Richard Studies of grackles. #83, p. 2. Grackles, Common
Nesting on Interstates Studies by Grabers. #83, p.2 Graduate Student Research Lists of. #4, p. 4. Ficken, Goodwin, Payne, Fink #8, pp. 3-4. Ficken, Fink, Goodwin, Payne, Hartshorne (research and grants) #9, pp. 5-6 Goodwin, Ficken, Payne and Bennett. #10, p. 5. Agapornis work, Ficken, Goodwin, Payne, Hartshorne, Fink, Bennett, Hays. #11, p. 5. Other work - Keeton, Miller, Mundinger, Dunham, Update. #15, p. 6 #17, p. 7 #18, p. 6 #28, p. 4 #46, pp. 1-2 and supplement comments by T. Cade. #50. p. 4. Grebe, Giant Pied-billed Studied by Anna La Bastille Bowes in 1966. #41, pp. 6-7. Grebe, Horned Rescued in blizzard in Dryden, later died. #11, p. 1. Two released on pond April 1959. #13, p. 1. Grebe, Least Studied by Pauline James. #13, p. 7. Greenewalt, Crawford Hummingbird film. #1, p. 6. Trips for speed-flash pictures of hummers #2, p. 3. In Brazil. #3, p. 4. 2000 pictures of 38 species of hummers. #4, p. 5. Exhibits at dedication. #5, p. 2. Program at dedication film. #5, p. 3. Display of high speed photos of hummers #14, pp. 2-3. Photos from his book on exhibit. #18, p. 2. Article on iridescence on hummers. #18, p. 9. Oscillograph studies. #20, p. 5. Separating notes of bird's songs, etc. #28, p. 3. Grinnell, Lawrence and Julia California and Utah. #2, p. 4. Gives freezer to lab #3, p. 7. To New Zealand. #5, p. 3. Australia. #8, p. 4. Australian film at AOU. #14, p. 3. 2nd Australian film trip. #15, p. 4. Photography in Southwest including Trogon in Chiricahuas. #17, p. 5. Julia's death. #19, p. 2. Lawrence goes to Venezuela. #36, p. 6. Grinnell, Lawrence Account of his life, activities and assistance to Lab. #65, p. 3. Griscom, Ludlow His death in 1959. First grad student of A.A. Allen. #13, p. 9. Grosbeaks, Evening Albino captured by Sally Hoyt. (it lived many years in captivity at her house) #31, p. 2. Grosvenor, Gilbert 2 volumes, Shiras' "Hunting Wildlife with Camera and Flashlight". #3, p. 7. Guatemala Tikal recommended for birding. #40, p. 5. Guest register, see also Visitors. #6, p. 1. #9, p. 1. #13, p. 1. #19, p. 1. Gull, Herring 36 year old one, had been banded by O. S. Pettingill. (later found to be an error???) #44 pp. 1-2. Gull, Lesser Black-backed Found by D. McI lroy in March 1964. Back again in 1964-1965. #5, p.3. Gulls, Ring-billed Colony on Lake Ontario. #86, p.6. Gulledge, James L. Joins staff in 1974. #73, p. 1. To lead recording trip to Arizona. #79, p. 2. Postponed one year. #82, p. 6. Leads Arizona project in 1977. #85, pp. 2-3. Gunn, W.W.H. A regional Editor for Audubon Field Notes. Gift of Swainson's Warbler recordings. #7, p. 4. Recording in western Canada. #21, p. 4. Three months at Lab helping edit Field Guide to Western Birds. #22, p. 2. Guthrie, Dr. Donald Died in early 1959. #11, p. 8. His Fuertes paintings willed to Lab. #15, p. 2. Gypsum Co. of America Donated 300 ft. of gypsum - cement board to seal dike. # 2, p. 2. Gyrfalcon White one at Lab in February 1965. #36, pp. 1-3. Studies by J. Platt. #78, p. 6. Haagner, Mr. Clem Potchefstroom, S. Africa. Cooperating with Lab on recordings. #21, pp. 4-5. Sends Ethiopian recordings. #23, p. 3. Visits the Lab. #3, p. 5. Hagar, Joseph Making tape of Rail calls. #29, pl. 2. Hall, Elma Hired as assistant to Sally Hoyt. #18, p. 2. Hall, Leonard Using Cornell sounds synchronized in his film. #16, p. 5. Handbook of North American Birds by Ralph Palmer
Vols. 2 and 3 continued. #80, p. 4. Hansen, Russ Exhibit of photographs. #93, p. 4. Harlow, Mrs. Robert G. Gives new feeder at Sanctuary entrance in honor of G. R. Rebmann. #70, p. 2. Harrison, George His book on R. T. Peterson's best birding spots. #82, pp. 2-3. Hartshorne, Charles Fullbright - Japan, working on best avian singers. #7, p. 3. Meets with Myles North in 1959 #13, p. 4. BBC broadcast, using Cornell sounds. #13, p. 7. Working on Asian bird recordings. #40, p. 2. Trumpeter swans and goldeneyes. #1, p. 4. Teaching and graduate work. #3, p. 5. Audio engineering fair. #3, p. 6. Sound chamber for Bluebirds. #9, p. 6. Sound chamber for Bluebirds. #11, p. 5. Hartshorne, James Trumpeter Swans and Golden-eyes. #1, p. 4. Teaching and grad work. #3, p. 5. Audio-Engineering Fair. #3, p. 6 Sound chamber for blue birds. #9, p. 6; #11, p.5 Hartshorne, Mary M. Hartshorne memorial fund. #29, p. 6. Hawk, Broadwing Unusual migration over Ithaca area 1960. #18, p. 2. Small migration over Lab 1961. #22, p. 2. Hawk, Harris' Studied by W. Mader. #76, p. 7. Hawk Migration John Hough answers questions. #56, p. 2. Hawk, Red-tailed Artificial insemination by Stan Temple. #61, pp. 1-2. Hawksley, Oscar
Working on shelter. #2, p. 2. Haynes, Nat M. Helping with sound recording equipment through Amplifier Corporation. #1, p. 8. Hays, Helen Write-up in Regina newspaper on Ruddy duck work. #14, p. 6. Heasley, Mrs. Walter Through her efforts Federation Garden Clubs gives another gift for sanctuary. #32, p. 3. Hein, Margaret Becomes Administrator of Home Study Course. #75, p. 1. Heron, Great Blue Injured one flown from Lab to Miami. #67, p. 2. Herzfeld, Richard Sends pictures of Blue Jays. #18, p. 7. More photographs. #19, p. 2. Hewitt, Oliver Captures ducks for tank and pond. #3, p. 1. Captures and ear-marks raccoons. #3, p. 2. Pheasant release. #10, p. 2. Hickey, Joseph J. To receive Allen award. #81, pp. 4-5 photos Receives it. #82, pp. 1-2, 7. High School Natural Science Program Kelloggs demonstration lecture - "How Birds Hear". #12, p. 4. Hirsch, Herbert Memorial gift to his wife, and her library to Lab. #19, p. 2, 10. Funds given to acquire books. #78, p. 7. Historical May 29, Fox Movietone News made sound recordings of birds in Ithaca. Copy added to Library Natural Sounds. #2, p. 6 How the Brand records, and first British recordings had same titles. #13, p. 5. History of Stuart and Arcadia connection and how Observatory building came to be. #37, pp. 4-5. Hock, Raymond Student of Dilger's killed by avalanche in Chile in 1965. Memorials to be given to Lab. #38, p. 4. Holden, Fenn M. Observations of Chuck-wills-widow. #32, p. 9. Home Study Course (see also seminars) Bird Biology progress. #64, p. 1. New administrator Margaret Hein. #75, p. 1. Honeycreeper New one discovered. #71, p. 7. Honeyguide, Asiatic Mating system of. #83, p. 4. Hopcroft, John Proposed sanctuary in Kenya. #52, p. 6. Studied of pesticides in Lake Naivasha. #60, pp. 5-6. Hopiak, Michael Joins staff. #73, pp. 1-2. Photos of nesting birds. #78, p. 4. More photos "Signs of Spring." #80, p. 5. Horne, Jennifer At lab in 1972 editing Myles North's Tapes. #66, p. 2. Hough, John Answers to questions on hawk migration. #56, p. 2. Houghton Mifflin To take over publication of all lab's records and book albums. #23, p. 5. Hoyt, Sally (see also Spofford) Radio program, banding, lectures. #1, p. 6. Kingbird. #3, p. 3. Gives refrigerator. #4, p. 2. Campus Club group, and Ecology article on Pileated. #4, p. 4. Gives percolator. #4, p. 10. Pileated article. #5, p. 3. Activities at Lab in Allen absence. #13, p. 3. Speaker at Federation banquet on lab slide sets. #13,p. 8. Mynah Bird. #17, p. 3. Publications in 1961. #23, p. 7 Marries W. R. Spofford in 1964. #35, pp. 5-6; photo p.9 Hummingbird Exhibit. #26, p. 3, 8. Hummingbird, Giant Chapman's observations, painted by Fuertes, commented on by Larry Wolf. #59, p. 3. Hundley, Margaret Joins staff. #46, p. 1. Resigns. #49, p. 1. Hutchinson, Calvin Gift of plaque for sound room. #9, p. 10. Hybrids on Pond Baldpate X Mallard, Black X Mallard, Redhead X Shoveller. #11, p. 1. Insects, Songs of Record released in April 1956. #1, p.5 International Congress XIII at Cornell in 1962
Plans for #24, p. 6. The Congress activities and pictures. #25 International Shorebird Survey Launched in 1979 by Canada and Manomet. #93, p. 7. Italy Good birding area in #28, p.6. Ivory-bill exhibit. #5, p. 2. Jackmin, Lawrence Becomes Lab Business Manager. #69, pp. 1-2. photo James, Pauline Studying Least Grebes. #13, p. 7. Jay, Green Studies in Colombia by Humberto Alvarez photo. #72, pp. 6-7. Jenkins, Art Mounts Ferguson scope on wheels for Observatory. #7, p. 4. Jordan, Nola Joins staff in 1966. #42, p. 1. Keane, Peter Develops first parabola for bird songs with Kellogg. #24, pp. 3-4. Keeton, William
Navigation studies on pigeons. #60, p. 5 Kellogg, Byrl Completing catalogue of recordings. #1, p. 5. 9 fractures slowed up cataloguing of recordings. #2, p. 5. What went into developing catalogue system. #4, p. 7. New recordings catalogued. #11, p. 4. New recordings catalogued. #13, p. 5. Information on cataloguing process and making "work books." #18, p. 4. Her death in January 1966. #9, p. 2. Kellogg, Paul Africa. #1, p. 3. Radio program. #1, p. 6. Conference at Penn State. #1, p. 7. With Byrl and Sally to Federation of NY State Clubs. He is President. #1, p. 7. Paper for Audio Engineering Soc. #2, p. 2; #3, p.6. On "Zoo Parade" TV. #4, p. 3. Installs telephone system & outside lights #32, p. 4 Experimental stereophonic recordings. #8, p. 3. Chapter on recording sounds in nature in Tal l' s books. #8, p. 8. "How Birds Hear" - lecture demonstration developed and used in High School Natural Science program #12, p.4; #15, p.3; #16, p.2. Lecturing various places. #13, p. 3. Made fellow of Rochester Museum, also other activities. #19, p. 3. His article in "Radio Electronics" on getting started in acoustical studies. #23, p. 5. Activities on International Congress #25, p. 3 Saturday A.M. bird walks, various lectures. #33, p. 5. Program on "How Animals Hear" tape copy available. #6, p. 5. Retires from Conservation Dept. Account of some of his work. #41, p. 3. Gives summer course in 1972 #64, p. 5 in 1973 #67, p. 2. Photo - to give summer course in 1974. #71, p. 8. His death in 1975. #75, p. 1. Kepler, Angela Kay Studies on Tody in Puerto Rico #63, p. 4 Kepler, Cameron and Kay Experiences in Fiji. #40, pp. 6-7. Experiences in Puerto Rico #50, p. 4. Discover new species: Elfin Woods Warbler. #71, p. 7. Kessel, Brina Starling paper in American Midland Naturalist. #8, p. 6. Killdeer Roof nesting by K. Maslowski. #53, p. 2. Nesting on a gunnery range. #56, p. 4. Kimball, James In charge of copying whole sound collection. #33, p. 4. Kingbird, Eastern "Piggy-back" nesting situation. #30, p. 2. by Allen for Kingbird - volume 14, #1 Kingbird, Western Visits Sanctuary, in view of Lab windows, first Cayuga Basin record. #26, p. 3. Kinne, Russ Exhibit of photos. #84, pp. 6-7. Klopman, Robert Coming from Cambridge. #13, p. 6. Knight, T. Spencer Gift. #1, p. 7. With Stuart, gift of jalousies for flight cages. #15, p. 6. Gift of bronze cast of Wilson statuette. #26, pp. 6-7. Helping to finance copying sound collection. #33, p. 4. Gifts of new gates and pillars for Sanctuary. #38, p. 1. Begins 3rd term on Board. #45, p. 3. "Know Your Birds" - Kellogg and Hoyt. #3, p. 3. Koepcke, Maria Her book on Peruvian birds translated by E. J. Fisk. #57, p. 5. Killed in plane crash. #63, p. 6. Krebs, Fritz Gift of $1000 for new Nagra (Lab's first) tape recorder. #15, p. 9. Gift with Roy Mason of new shelves and display case, #20, p. 2. Kress, Stephen Work with Puffins in Maine. #74, p. 5. Puffin studies continue. #84, p. 8. Update. #86, p. 4. Krutch, Joseph Wood Commentary on record, "Bird Songs in Literature." #46, p. 2. LaBastille, Anne see also Bowes Lake Eleanor (see Pond) Lake Naivasha Pesticide studies by Hopcroft and L. Brown. #60, pp. 5-6. Lake Roylena (for Roy Mason and Lena Mason) Finished fall of 1962, Mallards nested 1963. #29, p. 2. Lancaster, D. A. Describes work with Tinamous in N.W. Argentina. #32, p. 10-12. Joins Lab staff as Assistant Director. #33, pp. 2-3. Continues Tinamou studies. #40, p. 3. Teaching on main campus. #41, p. 4. Tinamou aviary and continuing research. #45, p. 3. 1968 to South America for the year. #49, p. 1. Writes account from Colombia. #51, p. 5. Birding in Colombia. #53, pp. 2-3. Named Lab Director. #68, pp. 1-2 (photo) Resigns as Executive Director. #94, p.7. Lane, Arthur Feeds ducks at dusk. #3, p. 2. Builds suet feeder. #3, p. 2. Mrs. Lane's death. #4, p. 8. Mrs. Lane's gravestone. #6, p. 2. Deeds property to Lab. #6, p. 2. Photo feeding ducks. #51, p. 4. Article about him 1973. #55, p. 2. His death. #68, p. 6. Lane, Edna (Mrs. Arthur) Dies in 1957 #4, p. 8. Lansdowne, J. F. Exhibit. #50, p. 1. Lapland J. Shepard studies Ruff. #58, p. 5. Lee, Dr. Howard Waterfowl exhibit. #5, p. 2. Gift of more photos. #13, p. 9. Display of his photos. #14, p. 2. Lewin, Robert Did lithography for 1st, 2nd TLB covers. #24, p. 7; #31, p.7. Arranged for Fuertes game-bird postcards #31, p. 7 Gift of chairs for Fuertes room. #47, p. 2. Lewis, Harrison Many activities of. #4, p. 6. Library at Observatory Major collections listed. #76, p. 7. Updating. (moved into old sound library) #92, p. 7. Library, A Reference (6 books should be in every library) #54, p. 3. Library of Natural Sounds (See also recording) Arcadia gives grant to duplicate entire collection, for safety #32, p. 4; #33, p.4. Micro-film of catalogue, thanks to McChesneys #34, p. 6 Library safety copy being made. #38, p. 2. More publications and tapes for programs. Progress under Gulledge #76, p. 3. Receives NSF grant. #91, p. 1. Receives collection of Pacific bird songs. #94, p. 6. Life Income Fund. #78, p. 7. Life Memberships established. #50, p. 4. Lights outside and parking area by Kellogg. #7, p. 2.
Line, Les Exhibit of his photos of seabirds. #72, p. 5; #73, pp. 6-7. Little, Randy Joining Stein on recording trip. #12, p. 5. Part-time assistant to Peter Paul. Kellogg. #15, p. 5. Recording in Florida and Keys. #24, p. 5. Recording shorebirds at El Dorado. #26, p. 5. Going to Bell labs in Ohio. #29, p. 3. Helps on Chiricahua recording project. #85, pp. 2-3. Litwin, Tom Photos of Sanctuary. #87, pp. 4-5. Doing sanctuary research study. #94, pp. 3-4. Living Bird, The 1st issue due. #24, p. 6. Published and explanation of its purpose, June 1962. #25, pp. 6-7. 2nd volume. #29, p. 5. Overrun of color prints offered in exchange for $1.00 for bird food (A.A. Allen idea). #30, p. 2. 3rd volume. #33, p. 8. Listed in Basic List of Ornithological Serials. #35, p. 8. 4th volume. #37, pp. 5-6. 5th volume contents. #41, p. 5. 6th volume contents. #45, p. 2. 7th volume contents. #49, p.2. 8th volume contents. #54, p.3. Horror story of illustrative material being thrown into a garbage dump.
#59, p. 5. 10th volume contents. #62, p. 4. 11th volume contents. #66, p. 4. 12th volume to be late. #70, p. 3. 13th volume is published. #72, p., 2 contents. 14th volume delayed, contents. #78, p. 8. 14th volume.
#80, pp. 1-2.
15th volume to be published soon. #84, pp. 2-3. 16th volume, contents. #88, p. 4. Loates, Martin Glen Exhibits paintings at lab. #72, pp. 4-5. Loon, Common Captive after grounded near Freeville. #3, p. 1. One brought in by Kelsey stayed 2 months, calling. #13, p. 1. Loon, Red-throated Rescued at Owego by Pearsall and Weeks. Put on pond, trapped in small hole, photo November 1966. #43, pp. 1-2. Dies, February 1967. #44, p. 1. MacDonald, Stuart Exhibit of photographs of Arctic. #93, p. 4. Maclnnes, Charles Recording in Northwest territories. #19, p. 6. Gift of geese for pond. #23, p. 2. McChesney, Don and Marian Africa. #1, p. 3. African film. #2, p. 4. Editing African films. #3, p. 3. Pan-African Congress. #5, p. 3. With Kellogs in Okefenokee, stereophonic recordings. #8, p. 3. Comes onto board. #9, p. 3 To Arizona, to SWRS. #9, p. 5, 8. Home destroyed by fire, slides, films too. #12, pp 3-4 Off to Guatemala. #12, p. 4. Recording waterfowl with Peter Scott. #24, p. 4. Recordings at Wildfowl Trust analyzed by J. Boswall. #28, p. 3. Recordings at Wildfowl Trust analyzed by Matthews. #31, p. 3. Catalogue of Lab recordings mirofilmed. #34, p. 6. "McCormick Boys" Their assistance at lab. #76, pp. 4-5 photos. McCrimmon, Donald Jr. Joins staff for Colonial Bird Survey (photo) . #77, p. 2. McFaddin Gave, or gave funds for, feeder near Memorial Boulder - mentioned. #16, p. 1. Mcllroy, Malcolm and Dorothy Death of Malcolm in 1956. #2, p. 5. Mcllroy, Dorothy Gift of cardinal flowers. #9, p. 10. Finds Clay-colored Sparrow. #13, p. 2. Finds Lesser Black-backed Gull. #32, p. 2. Describes birding trip to Africa with suggestions and advice. #35, pp. 6-7. McLean, True Working on electrical equipment in Buffalo with D. Allen on photography. #3, p. 4. Plans for sound lab. #4, p. 5. Working on magnetic recorder. #8, p. 5. McVaugh, William Jr. Exhibit of his paintings. #64, p. 3. Photos and account of his life. #76, p. 6. Maclean, Gordon Works with T. Cade on sand grouse #46, p. 4. Mader, William
Studies Harris' Hawks. #76, p. 7. Malick, Don Exhibit in fall 1976. #81, p. 4. Mallards Aliens and Stein photographing and recording courtship. #1, p. 5. "Too many mallards year" 1961-1962. #23, p. 1. Mallard hatching in incubator imprinted on staff. #36, p. 1. Mallard nests in construction area. #45, p. 1. More odd nesting places. #49, p. 2. Malott, Deane Speaking at Sanctuary dedication. #2, p 1. Speaking at Building dedication. #5, p. 2. Manakin, Bronze-wing With grackles in 1962--where from? #26, p. 3. Marcham, Frederick Narrates "Bird Songs in Literature." #46, p. 2. Marquetry Plaques From Frederick Wood in 1961. #22, p. 6. Marsh Bird Recordings Including Black Rail. #17, p. 4. Martin House Gift of Chandler Morses. #9, p. 10. 35 Martins. #10, p. 1. New aluminum house given by Trio Man. Co. Courtesy Musselman. #28, p. 4. Martins, Purple As insect eaters, but mosquitoes not major item. #48, pp. 1-2. Maslowski, Karl Killdeer nesting on roof. #53, p. 2. To receive Allen Award. #89, pp. 3-4. Receives it. #90, pp. 1-2. Mason, Roy Gift of 5 waterfowl paintings. #3, p. 7. Gift of Whooping Crane painting. #7, p. 4. Made Fellow of Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences. #9, p.6. Gift with Krebs of shelving and display case. #20. Gift of pond on east side "Lake Roylena". #22, p. 1. Funds for widening catwalk and observation benches. #22, p.1. Mason, Russ Working on Sooty Terns and endangered species. #13, p. 6. Report on 1960 Tern banding. #18, p. 7. Mayfield, Harold Begins term on board. Photo. #45, p. 4. Comments on decline of Kirtland's Warbler. #63, pp. 2-3. Mayr, Ernst Silver medal of Linnaean Society of London. #11, p. 6. Members Day Initiated in 1977. #86, p. 3. Membership Reaches 793 in 1964. #35, p. 8. Reaches 1206 end of 1965. #39, p. 4. Changes in dues. #70, pp. 4-5. Another dues increase. #94, p. 1. Meng, Heinz Seminar on Goshawk. #17, p. 3. T.V. program in 1960. #17, p. 8. Breeds Peale's Peregrines in captivity (loans to Lab). #65, p.1. Merganser, Hooded Attempts at nesting. #17, p. 1 Chased by starlings. #17, P. 1 Again failed. #21, p. 2. Finally 11 young hatched. #33, P.2 Mexico Review of Field Guides to. #66, p. 6 Michener, Martin With R. Stein on recording trip, as student resident at lab #10, p. 4. Microphones under eaves. #5, p. 1. Mills, Herbert Dies while attending first board meeting. #66, p. 6. Mink Living at back door. #24, p. 2. Activities with waterfowl. #26, p. 1. Mitchell, Harold Paper on the male Prothonotary X female Yellow nesting 1959. #14, p 7. Morden, Mrs. William J. (Irene) Contributes collection of African skins from Sokohe expedition. #38, p. 3. Motmots Studies of 2 Mexican species by Orejuela. #88, pp. 6-7. Murphy, Robert C.
Delegate to Ninth Pacific Congress urging wildlife preserves. #8, pp. 5-6. Muskrats #10, pp. 1-2. Mynah Being trained for Burpee. #7, p. 2. At Philadelphia Flower Show. #8, p. 2. Sally Hoyt's bird in Observatory. #17, p. 2. Its death. #21, p. 2. National Audubon Society Distribution of Eagle film. #23, p. 5. Working with Pettingill and Boudreau to prevent F. W. from killing Albatrosses on Midway. #31, p. 8. Gives grant for Colonial Bird Survey. #77, p. 2. Sponsor of meeting on role of amateurs. #87, p. 3. Proceedings published. #94, p. 7. National Geographic Preparing story on Lab and sanctuary. #23, p. 2. Article appears in April 1962 issue. #24, p. 1. After-effects. #25, p. 2. Records to accompany their book Song and Garden Birds of North America. #32, pp. 3-4. More details #33, p. 5 Preparing next volume on waterfowl, etc. #35, p. 4, #36, p.6. Published in 1965 - Water, Prey and Game Birds #38, p. 2. National Parks Stein works on recordings for parks starting with Great Smokies. #30, pp. 3-4. Navigation by Birds See Emlen, Stephen. Studies of pigeons by William Keeton. #60, p. 5. More studies by Emlen et al. #82, pp. 5-6. Nelson, J. Bryan Studies Frigate Birds #78, p. 5. Nest-record Card Program Started by Peakall. #28, p. 4. Described. #32, pp. 8-9. Well under way in continent-wide basis. #34, p. 5. More information and appeal for participants. #36, p. 5. 1st year a success. #38, pp. 2-3; #40, pp.3-4. 2nd year report. #42, p. 2. Redesigning cards. #50, p. 1-2. Update. #51, p. 3. Progress and photos of Fisk room to house it. #54, p. 6. Receives NSF grant of $55,000. #55, p. 5. Update. #58, p. 4. Update. #63, pp. 4-5 IBM cards. Update. #71, pp. 6-7. Uses of it. #91, pp. 2-3. New Jersey Audubon Society Visits Lab for 2 days, field trips. #9, p. 2. Newsletter - changes in format Double column instead of single. Blue instead of black. (no more Sanctuary news column) #43 Newton, Paul D. Gift. #1, p. 7. New York State Gas & Electric Moves power pole to north in 1974. #74, p. 4. New York Times Article by E. Billmyer. #6, p. 1. Article on July 25, 1965 about Ithaca. Attractions, including Lab. #38, p. 2. New Zealand Birds of, as described by Pettingill. #39, pp. 2-4. Ngorongoro Crater Estes, student of Dilger, there 1963-1965. #41, pp. 5-6. Nice, Margaret Morse Gives large part of her library and field notes, plus correspondence. #56, p. 4. Nihoa Island Account by Berger. #43, pp. 3-4. Nongame Act. #88, p. 1. North, Myles African record. #1, p. 3 #2, p. 5 #8, p. 6 Editing discs of British Birds for BBC recording for Lab. #1, p. 4. President of East African Natural History Society. #9, p. 6. "Voices of African Birds" released. #9, p. 7. Visits U.S. spring of 1959. #13, p. 4. Starting "More Songs of African Birds." #18, p. 4. Working on record album of South African Birds. #23, p. 3. Work in Uganda and at Lake Baringo. #29, p. 4. Large collection of East African recordings donated. #33, p. 4. Receives praise for "More Voices...." #35, p. 7. Dies in 1967. #48, p. 3. His tapes editted by Jennifer Horne. #66, p. 2. Northwood, J. D'arcy Gift. #1, p. 7. O'Brien, Harry Bobwhites. #5, p. 1. Observatory Building 1st plans. #1, p. 2. Dedicated to Lyman Stuart. #37, pp. 4-5. O'Neill, John Exhibit of paintings. #83, p. 3. Onondaga Audubon Society Participating in NRCP. #32, pp. 3-9. Orientation, see also Navigation Studies by Keeton et al. #72, pp. 7-8. Oring, Lewis Studies of polyandry. #80, pp. 7-8. Orioles, Baltimore Loss of elms - effect on nesting. #56, p. 4. Where nesting now? #61, p. 4. Osprey Building nesting platforms in Michigan (photos) . #55, p. 3. Spitzer's work in egg exchange. #73, p. 3. Status in 1976. #82, p. 4. Ostrander, Ed Exhibit of photos. #86, pp. 5-6. Owls Paintings of by Peter Parnall. #71, p. 3 Owls, many of 10 species on Amherst Island. #92, p. 2. Owls, Barn #26, p. 3. Owls, Barred and Great Horned Nesting in Sanctuary. #41, p. 1. Owls, Great Gray Winter sightings in 1978-1979. #92, pp. 1-2. Owl, Screech Plumage differences. #92, p. 1. Owl, Short-eared Studies by R. J. Clark Photo. #56, p. 5. Owl, Snowy Studies of breeding behavior by Philip Taylor. #71, p. 5. Oxydendron Gift of Mrs. Arthur Cowell. #9, p. 10. Palmer, E.L. Elected member of Honour of International Union for Conservation of Nature & Natural Resources. #2, p. 3. With Mrs. Palmer hunting fossils; retires as director of conservation editor of National Wildlife Federation, writing. #3, p. 4. Activities in 1957. #4, p. 4. Latest book Field Book of Mammals. #7, p. 4. Various activities. #9, p. 4. In Canal Zone. #12, p. 3. His book listed among 100 indispensable science books. #14, p. 3. Activities in 1959 and early 1960. #15, p. 4. Activities in 1960 in Poland. #17, p. 4. Gets Hornaday Gold Medal. #23, p. 4. Tribute to him, portrait, Cornell. #27, p. 5.
To Nairobi for meetings of International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources. #30, p. 4. Palmer, Ralph S. Volumes 2 and 3 of Handbook of North American Birds. #80, p. 4. Panama Sound studies continued. #32, p. 6 #3, p. 4. Parabola Reynard develops collapsible. #63, p. 5. Gibson's for sale. #79, p. 6. Parakeets (lovebirds) Agapornis #4, p. 1 Dilger's research #5, p. 2 raising young Parkes, Kenneth To Phillipines #2, p. 4 Parking Lot One across from lab established in 1965. #38, p. 2. Parnall, Peter Exhibit of his paintings mostly owls. #71, p. 3. Account of him. #77, p. 8. Parrot, Puerto Rican Status in 1976. #82, p. 5 Parsonson, Robert 10 years old, acted as assistant at Lab, made sound recordings, returns now to Australia. #57, p. 5. Pass, James and Fay Africa. #1, p. 3. Payne, Roger Owls. #5, p. 2 #9, p. 9. Marries Katie Boynton. #16, p. 8. Receives NIH grant for owl studies. #18, p. 6. Peacock Dilger resuscitates one from Stewart Park. #16, p. 2. Peakall, David Starts nest-record card program here. #28, p. 4. Describes program. #32, pp. 8-9. More comments on program. #34, p. 5. More discoveries on egg-shell thinning. #72, pp. 1-2. Takes new position in Ottawa. #77, p. 2. Pearsall, Lewis Joined lab staff (1960) #16, p. 5. Designs box to carry Nagras (1960). #16, p. 5. Arranges lights for hummingbird exhibit. #26, p. 3. Plantings along northern boundary. #42, p. 1. Account of his long Lab connection Volume 26. #1 Penguin Galapagos, studied by Boersma. #84, pp. 5-6. Peregrine Breeding project started under Cade. #58, pp. 4-5. Account of project and Peregrine Fund. #60, pp. 1-2. Aerial photo of building. #60, pp. 1-2. Donors to Peregrine Fund. #67, p. 5. Progress. #69, p. 2. Donors to fund. #71, p. 6. Thin eggshells. #72, pp. 1-2. More donors. #73, p. 8. Progress in breeding, #74, pp. 3-4. Program expands West. #75, p. 1. Gifts to Fund. #75, p. 7. Prints of Peter Parnall's painting of Peregrine for sale to benefit Lab. #77, pp. 1, 7. Gifts to fund in 1975. #77, p. 5. Reintroductions. #78, p. 3. Parnall's Peregrine painting. #78, p. 3. Gifts to Fund. #79, p.7. Progress. #82,p.4. Gifts to. #83,p.4. Gifts to. #85,p.8. Update on releases. #86, p. 4. Progress. #91, p. 3. In Washington. #93, p. 4. Peruvian Birds
Book on by M. Koepcke. Translated by E. J. Fisk, published by Livingston. #57, p. 5. Koepcke killed in crash. #63, p. 6. Peterson, Roger Tory Finished photographing flamingoes of world. #8, p. 5. Awarded St. Hilaire Golden Medal. #9, p. 7. Finishes Texas Guide, working on illustration for Mexican Guide. #11, p. 6. Audubon Screen Tour lecture at Cornell. #15, p. 7. At Lab in March 1960 to work on songs for Western Guide. #16,p. 2. More travels and honors. #19, p. 7. Cover for 1st Living Bird. #24, p. 7. Photo with O.S. Pettingill. #35,p.9. To receive first Allen Award. #45,p.1 Receives first Allen Award (photo). #46, p. 1. Exhibit of flower paintings. #78, p. 6. Pettingill, O.S., Jr. & Eleanor Hired as "Director of Development." #17, p. 3. Arrives for brief time, fall '60. #18, p. 2. Takes over editorship of newsletter. #20, p. 2. Eleanor's "Penguin Summer." #22, p. 4. Trip to Britain. #26, p. 7. Gives "tele-lecture." #27, p. 5-6. Works with Albatross on Midway. #31, p. 8. Receives award in Detroit. #35, p. 4. Photo with R. T. Peterson. #35, p. 9. To New Zealand - writes from there. #39, pp. 2-4. Teaching at University of Michigan Biological Station again. #41, pp. 2-3.
His 36 year-old Herring Gull. (later found to be an error?) #44, pp. 1-2. Editor-in-chief, with Reilly, of Audubon Illustrated #50, p. 2. Speaks at the dedication of Rochester School. #50, pp. 4-5. To Argentina - Bobolink studies. #51, p. 2. To Antarctica. #56, p. 1. Visits Dominica with Dana. #60, p. 3 Return to Falklands. #63, pp. 1-2. Return to Falklands #64, pp. 1-2. To retire, photo #68, p. 1. To receive Allen Award. #73, pp. 1, 4-5. Receives Allen Award, Photo, remarks by Lancaster. #74, pp. 1, 2, 8. With Sutton, establishes Fuertes lectureship. #74, p. 1. Death of Eleanor Pettingill (photo) . #84, p. 2. His Eastern Guide to Bird Finding revised. #84, p. 3. Account of writing his Eastern Guide. #85, pp. 6-7. Describes cruise in Antarctic (photo) . #93, pp. 1-2. Pheasants Studies of rare species by Sheldon Severinghaus. #70, pp. 5-6. At lab feeder. #10, p. 2 #11, p. 2. More studies by Severinghaus. #88, p. 5. Competition in Illinois with Greater Prairie Chicken. #88, p. 6. Survival in harsh winters. #91, p. 3. In Pakistan. #92, p. 6. Phillips, Dick Banding Tree Sparrows. #4, p. 2. Phoebe, Eastern
Account by J. J. Audubon. #93, p. 8. Photographic Exhibits At dedication. #5, p. 1. Greenewalt's. #5, p. 2. Photographic Dark Room Gets air-conditioning from McAlpins & Carrier Corp. #24, p. 2. Photographic Equipment
Gift by Stackpole. #48, p. 2. Photography, Home Study Course Started in 1978 with grant from Stuart Foundation. #89, p. 2. Pierce, Diana Exhibit of art at Lab. #66, p. 5. Pigeons, control of Study by Dr. R.R. Graber in Ill. #51, p. 3. Pigeons Navigation studies by Keeton. #60, p. 5. "Ultra-vision" in pigeons Plantings New ones around feeding area as A. A. Allen had wanted. #39, p. 1. Summer of 1966 plantings along northern side by L. Pearsall to shield from Rte. 13. #42, p. 1. Platt, Joseph Studies Gyrfalcons in Arctic winter. #78, p. 6. Polyandry Studies of by L. Oring. #80, pp. 7-8. Pond (and pond birds) see also waterfowl Lightning mixer. #4, p. 2. Pond in blizzard of 1958. #8, p. 1. Pond birds. #9, p. 2 (Herons) #10. p. 1 Dike damage. #12, p. 1. Pond kept open most of 1959-60. #16, p. 1. Lowering level for shorebirds and repairs. #18, p. 1. New ponds bulldozed in 1961. #22, p. 1. 1/2 big dead elm falls in pond in 1964. #33, p. 2. Serious drought, pond low. #35, p. 1. Pond (Lake Eleanor) Being drained in 1971 to deepen it, plans for observation towers. #61, p. 2. Photos and description of draining and work. #62, pp. 3-4. Refilled fall of 1971. #63, p. 5. Pounai, Niranjan Visiting lab. #35, p. 4. Porter, Eliot Exhibit of photos. #88, p. 4 #89, p. 6. Postcard sets Series I. #24, pp. 2-3. Fuertes cards. #31, p. 7 #44, p. 3. Postupalsky, Sergei Working on Osprey nesting platforms. #55, p. 3. Power Line Moved to north. #74, p. 4. Prairie Chicken, Greater Competition with pheasants studied. #88, p. 6. Prey, Birds of Conference at Cornell. #55, p. 1 photo. Projector, Carousel Gift of Severinghaus. #26, p. 8. Prothonotary x Yellow Warbler.
#2, p. 2. Publications by staff and Cornell members #2, p. 6 #3, p. 7 #4, p. 9 and 10 #6, p. 6, 7 #7, p. 4 #8, pp.6-7 #7, p. 4 #8, pp. 6-7 #9, pp. 9, 10 #10, pp. 7, 8
#11, pp. 7, 8 #1, pp. 7, 8 #13, pp. 8-9 #14, p .8 #15, p. 8 Dilger #16, p. 6 #16, pp. 8-9 #17, pp. 9-10 #18, pp. 8-9 #19, pp. 9 #20, p. 6-7 #23, pp. 6-7 #24, p. 8. Enjoying Birds in Upstate New York. #28, p. 5. Revised in 1968.48, p. 1 #29, p. 6. "Song and Garden Birds of North America" by National Geographic Lab's sounds in records Album photos. #34, p. 6. "Birds of Black Hills,” Pettingill and Whitney. #37, p. 6. Water Prey and Game Bids, 1965. (National Geographic). #38, p. 2 Top Flight. #39, p. 2. Enjoyinq Birds Around New York City. #42, p. 3. Jigsaw puzzle by Dilger. #50, p. 1. Birdinq in the Cayuga Lake Basin to be published.
#74, p.3. Puerto Rican whip-poor-will Discovery by Reynard supplement to. #24. Puffins Reintroduced in Maine by Kress. #74, p. 5. Update in program. #86, p.4. Update in program. #90, p.6. Queeny, Edgar To Alaska. #2, p. 4. Call of Honeyguide. #2, p. 5. His film shown at dedication. #5, p. 3. Rails, Black & Yellow Voice controversy. #27, p.2 #29, p.2. Ranson, Dr. & Mrs. Fred First summer at Lab Seminar. #29, p. 3. Studying "Piggyback Kingbird." #30, p. 2. Return for second summer. #33, p. 1 Return for third summer. #37, p. 2. Raptor Ground broken for breeding facility, especially for peregrines under Cade. #58, pp. 4-5. Captive falcons breed in 1971. #65, p. 1. Ratite Studies. #52, pp. 4-5. Read, Bayard Beginning work on Bald Eagle film. #16, pp. 2- 3. Alaska eagle work. #19, p. 7. #20, p. 4. The film released by NAS. #23, p. 5. Flamingo film. #42, p. 2. Rebmann, G. Ruhland, Jr. under Cade. #58, pp. 4-5. Captive falcons breed in 1971. #65, p. 1. Ratite Studies. #52, pp. 4-5. Feeder given in his honor by his daughter, Mrs. Harlow. #70, p. 2. Recordings
(see also under names of cooperating recording people--Reynard, North, Ward, Little) Bird Songs of South Carolina. #63, p. 1. New in 1956. #2, p. 4-5. African by Myles North. #1, p. 3; #2, p. 5; #8, p. 6. Historical Fox Movietone News. #2, p. 6. New in 1957. #3, p. 5-6; #4, p. 7. New, Mexican recordings. #6, p. 6 Davis From Booth, Gunn, Reynard. #7, p. 4. Experimental stereophonic. #8, p. 3. "Evening in Sapsucker Woods." #8, p. 6. "Songbirds of America." #8, p. 6. Two Books with techniques recommended. #8, p. 7-8. G. Bump - Francolin in Palestine. #8, p. 8. "Voices of African Birds" - released. #9, p. 7. 500 cuts of 100 new species. #11, p. 4.
"Voices of African Birds" - reviewed in Sat. Review for Nov. 1958. #11, p. 5. Mexican Bird record. #11, p. 7. New Venezuela ones by Schwartz. #12, p. 5. Recordings in Adirondacks. #13, p. 5. "Field Guide to Bird Songs" released. #14, p. 4. Receives award. #15, p. 4-5. "Dawn in a Duck Blind." #16, p. 5; #19, p. 6. New edition. #27, p. 2. #31, p. 9. New ones in Florida. #17, p. 6. Many additions in 1960. #18, p. 4. Rudyard Boulton 1960 #18, p. 5. Now 12,000 cuts. Summary of geographical scope of recording in past. #19, p. 5-6. Recordings of personal experiences of ornithologists. #19 p. 6. 30th aniversary of first recording. #20, p. 2. History of recording work. #20, p. 2. First played at AOU (1931) . #20, p. 2. Additions by several researchers. #20, p. 4. (Recordings booklet) Bird Songs in Your Garden. #21, p. 2. Kellogg and Paul Schwartz recording in Venezuela. #21, p. 3. Expeditions getting western bird songs for Guide. #21, pp. 3-4. Working on Western Guide. #21, pp. 3-4. Banner year of additions to collection. #22, p. 2. List of contributions of recordings from those who attended International Congress. #25, p. 6. Gift of recordings by Dr. David Snow. #25, p. 6. "More Voices of African Birds" released. #27, p. 2; Published in 1964. #34, p. 5; New edition. #36, pp. 4-5. Recording projects under way. #27, p. 3. "Listen to the Marshes" (never completed). #29, p. 2. "Whale and Porpoise Voices" - given to Lab by Scheville and Watkins. #29, p. 4. Donations of new recordings. #29, p. 5. Students and projects. #30, p. 3. Japanese recordings from Akagi. #30, p. 4. "Birds of the Tropics" by Schwartz. #30, pp. 6-7; 1964; #32, p. 6; continuing. #3, p. 4. Many additions. List of recordists. #31, p. 3. See also Sutherland. Working with National Geographic. #32, pp. 3-4. Work in 1964 Kimball, Edwards, Stein, Sutherland, Davis, etc. #34, p. 2-4. List of contributors of recordings in 1965. #37, p. 3-4. 80% of recordings duplicated and stored in Olin Library. #40, p. 2. Library has 1/4 of species of world. #40, p. 2. Additions and contributions. #41, p. 2. "Bird Songs in Literature" published. #46, pp. 2-3. Completion of duplicating of all tapes. #47, p. 2. "Caribbean Bird Songs." #51, p. 5. Proposed "World's Best Songsters." #76, pp. 3-4. Recording Equipment and Analyzing Nagra Pearsall makes carrying cases. #16, p. 5. Problems developing (magnetic, Nagras, etc.). #17, p. 5. Earliest. #20, p. 2. At International Congress. #25, p. 3. Ward working on folding parabola. #28, p. 4. More on folding parabola. #29, p. 4. All equipment finally moved from Fernow to Stuart Observatory. #42, p. 2. New Parabola by Reynard. #63, p. 5. Reicherts (Mirakel) Gift of German 10 X 80 for Observatory. #11, p. 8. Reilly, Ed., Jr. Author with Olin Sewall Pettingill as editor-in-chief of Audubon Illustrated Handbook of North American Birds. #50, p. 2. Research Projects See also grad students and Dilger. Song Thrush x Wood Thrush. #5, p. 2. List of lab projects -- accompanying. #22, #32, p. 7-8. At rest of Cornell too. #55, p 4. Reynard, George Gift of recordings. #7, p. 4. Gift of recordings. #9, p. 10.
To Haiti to get sound recordings, etc. #17, p. 6. Haitian results. #18, p. 6. Many more recordings. #23, p. 4. And Puerto Rican Whip-poor-will, supplement to. #24, Recordings of Caribbean birds. #29, p. 5. Recordings of West Indian Birds. #37, pp. 2-3. Caribbean Bird Songs record. #51, p. 5. Develops new collapsible parabola. #63, p. 5. Rhea, Greater Studies by Bruning. #74, p. 7. Riley, Laura Exhibit of photos. #77, pp. 6-7. Roadrunner Studies by Martha Whitson. #79, pp. 7-8. Robbins, Chandler Fuertes lecture on forest fragmentation. #92, pp. 5-6. To receive 13th Allen Award. #93, pp. 3, 5. Receives it. #94, pp. 1-3. Robin, American Radio transmitters used to check daily activity. #45, pp. 2-3. Studies by Jon Bart. #76, p. 8. Robin, Black Saving it in New Zealand. #88, p. 8. Robinson, Bob Gannet calls. #3, p . 6. New position in Cornell Administration. #9, p. 6. Ross, Dr. George Volunteers services as avian veterinarian. #89, p. 3. Route 13 Threatens to bisect pond. #4, p. 3. Puff Studies by J. Shepard in Lappland. #58, p. 5. More on her studies. #68, pp. 5-6. Ruschi, Augusto Assists Greenewalt in Brazil. #3, p. 4. His aviary in Brazil. #4, p. 5. Visits Lab with Greenewalts. #18, p. 1. Works with Rodman Ward. #26, p. 5. Sabine, Winifred Died in 1956. Her work in bird behavior, especially juncoes. #2, p. 6. Sanctuary, Sapsucker Woods Land gifts. #1, p. 1. Memorial Boulder. #1, p. 1. Gateposts. #1, p. 1. Dedication, June 10, 1956. #1, p. 2; #2, p.1. Bird feeder, V. Scheetz. #1, p. 2. Plantings. #1. p. 2. Shelters. #1 p. 7; #2, p. 2. East catwalk. #4, p. 2-3. Nesting birds in 1957. #5, p. 4. Nesting birds in 1958. #9, p. 1. Northeast area fenced in 1960. #17, p. 2. Fire in south east area. #17, p. 3. Closed for first time because of fire danger. #30, p. 2. Gift of funds for rustic benches -- Federation Garden Clubs #32, p. 3. First of rustic benches dedicated. #34, p. 1. Funds for sphagnum bog. #34, p. 2. Funds for widening catwalks. #34, p. 2. Changes in breeding birds. #45, p. 1. Hole nesting birds on west catwalk trail in 1970. #57, p. 2. Gift of Rebmann feeder at entrance. #70, p. 2. Photo of trillium. #72, p. 8. New gate, trail, ponds; closing of old dike trail. #74, p. 4. Removal of old power poles. #74, p. 4. Photos of Sanctuary by Ostrander. #86, pp. 5-6. Sanctuary research study by Tom Litwin. #94, pp. 3-4. Sapsucker, Williamson's Study by Allen Crockett. #85, p. 3. Sargent, William D. Leaves his falconry library to Lab. #54, p. 2. Scheetz, Virginia Gift of feeder. #1, p. 2, p. 7. Lectures - gifts to Lab. #1, p. 6. Gift of projector and slide viewer. #11, p. 8. Using records at Valley Forge Hospital. #10, p. 3. Scherer, Dr. William Studies at Cornell Med. School with R. Dickerman. #57, p. 4. Schwartz, Paul Recording in Venezuela. #1, p. 4. Instituto Neotropical. #2, p. 4. Recordings of Antbirds. #10, p. 6. Many new recordings Venezuela Birds. #12, p. 5. Other activities. #12, p. 6. Proposes records of Venezuela birds. #18, p. 4. With Kellogg in Venezuela. #21, p. 3. Photography too. #23, p. 2-3. New recordings. #30, p. 4. Bird songs from tropics and photos. #32, pp. 6-7. The Schwartz collection. #83, pp. 1-2. Scott, Peter To receive Allen Award. #61, p. 1. Photo and write-up. #61, p. 3. Receives award, Pettingill's remarks. #62, pp. 1. Seminars #3, p. 1 starting in new building #4, p. 2 (Irby Davis) #7, pp. 1, 2.
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#39, p.4. #40, p.8. #42, p.3. #44, p.3. #46, p.4. #57, p.6. #61, p.6. #65, p.6. #81, p.2. #89, p.8. #93, p.6. Seminar, Summer First in August of 1959. #14, p. 1. 4th in August 1963 #30, p. 2. 5th in August 1964 #34, p. 2. 6th in August 1965 #38, p. 1. Seminars, Summer Field #64, p. 5. #67, p. 2. #71, p. 8. #75, p. 8. #81, p. 1 Smith and Edwards. #83, p. 6. #87, p. 8. #91, p. 8. Seminars in Ornithology A Home Study Course launched. #64, p. 1. Progress and Comments. #67, p. 5. Progress and comments #72, p. 5 New fees. #84, p. 1. Severinghaus, L. R. Gift of carousel projector. #26, p. 8. Severinghaus, Sheldon Recording in Asia, comments on Ornithology in Taiwan. #34, p.4 Reports on conservation in the Phillippines. #36, pp. 6-8. Receives recording equipment after 3 months. #40, p. 2. Pheasant studies in Taiwan. #70, pp. 5-6. More pheasant studies in Himalayas. #88, p. 5. Studies in Pakistan. #92, pp. 6-7. Shepard, Julie (Wentworth) Studies Ruff in Lapland. #58, p. 5. More on her work and photography. #68, pp. 5-6. Shrubs Gift of G. Dougherty. #16, p. 9. Sibley, Charles G. S. America collecting. #2, p. 4. Sabbatic at Oxford. #13, p. 7. Adds to bird skin collection. #59, p. 4. Singer, Arthur Gives copy of British Edition of Birds of the World by Singer and Austin. #29, p. 7. Exhibit of paintings at Lab.
#58, p.1. Sladen, William Lecture at Olin Hall. #1, p. 7. More activities. #11, p. 6. More activities (Arctic) . #15, p. 7. In Pribilofs. #17, p. 5. Sleeper, Jane Subs for Sally Hoyt in 1960. #17, p. 5. Slides Request for slides for Lab collection. #47, p.2. Donors of slides. #52, p. 5. Specific needs for collection. #79, p. 6. Request needs for collection. #89, p. 2. Slides available of frogs and toads. #92, p. 8. Slide sets To match records, gift of Arthur A. Allen. #7, p.4. New sets, waterfowl, coloration and classification. #9. p 3. Warblers, shorebirds, life zones by Allen and Dilger. #16, p. 3. Smith, Charles Joins staff in 1977. #86, p. 3. Smith, Ruby Green Death. #17, p. 9. Snow Big storms in January - February 1958. #8, pp. 1-2. Late one 9 May 1966, its effect on birds. #41, p. 2. Snow, Dr. David of Edward Grey Institute Gift of recordings from British West Indies. #25, p. 6. Snyder, Helen Assists in study of Eared Trogon. #87, p. 2. Sokoke Expedition #38, pp. 3-4. Songbirds of America Taken over by Cornell University Press. #4, p. 7. Successful. #8, p. 6. Sound Laboratory A gift from McChesney. #4, p. 1. Rug for. #4, p. 10. Exhibits at dedication, and demonstration of a stereophonic sound production. #5, pp. 1-2. Plaque for listing gifts to - Hutchinson. #9, p. 10. Sparrow, Clay-colored Found by Dorothy Mcllroy. #13, p. 2. Sharing Chipping Sparrow nest. #17, p. 2. Sphagnum Bog Funds given by Federation Garden Clubs of New York State. #34, p. 2. Spitzer, Paul
Worked with Osprey, similar work now by Fish & Wildlife on Bald Eagle. Spofford, Sally Hoyt (see also Hoyt) Texas experiences with Walter, in Golden Eagle studies. #40, p. 4. Retires. #52, pp. 1-2 photo. Write-up of Eared Trogan. #87, pp. 1-2. Spofford, Walter R. Gift of British Birds subscription. renewed each year #8, p. 8. Work with Golden Eagles in Eastern North America. #18, p. 7. Spots Bald Eagle at lab summer seminar. #26, p. 3. Speaker at National Audubon Convention in Tucson, November 1964 on eagles. #35, p. 4. Marries Sally Hoyt in 1964. #35, pp. 5-6, photo p. 9. Rescues, rehabs, transports and releases immature Golden Eagle. #59, p. 1. Sprankle, Jim Exhibit of carvings. #85, p. 4. 2nd exhibit of carvings. #93, p. 4. Stackpole, Stephen Gift of photo equipment in 1963. #31, p. 9. Gift of more photo equipment in 1968. #48, p. 2. Assists Postupalsky's Osprey work. #55, p. 3 photos. Staff Dilger, W. C. #1, p. 3. Activities of staff members - see each early issue. Staff, photos of. #84, pp. 4-5. Stamp Collection, Birds Gift of Mrs. Donald Wood. #51, p. 2. More stamps added. #80, p 3. photos. Stein, Meyer Cash gift for a 2nd telescope for observatory. #15, p. 9. Stein, Robert Recording Mallard courtship. #1, p. 5. Recipient of Brand Fellowship. #1, p. 5. F. Chapman grant. #1, p. 5. Passes doctoral exams. #4, p. 6. Grant from American Philosophicial Society to study Empidonax trailii. #8, p. 5. Goes to Northwest to record in 1958. #9, p. 8. Recordings being edited. #11, p. 4. 2nd trip to northwest for Empidonax. #4, pp. 4-5. Coming back to Cornell. #16, p. 4. Working with Borror on Warblers. #24, p. 5. With Gunn in 1963. Paper at Wilson meetings in Charleston. #29, p. 4. Proposes recordings for National Parks. Great Smokies to be first. #30, p. 3-4. Leaves Lab again for Buffalo #37, p. 2. Stimming, William Gift of waterfowl building. #60, p. 4. Stillwell, Jerry and Norma Jerry's death 9/7/59. Article about Jerry in Audubon Magazine. #16, p. 8. Norma's book about their travels and work. #34, p. 4. His collection now available - bequeathed to Kellogg in 1959. #34, p. 4. Stoddard, Herbert Studies of Tower Kill, Fire-ants, Fire ecology. #15, p. 7. Tower kills and time involved. #16, pp. 7-8. Storage Building Across Road Completed summer of 1960. #17, p. 2. New one, funds from Arcadia Foundation. #79, p. 7. Stuart, Mrs. Charles (mother of Lyman) Dies; memorial gifts directed to Lab. #47, p. 2. Stuart, Lyman 1st place in Life photo contest. #1, p. 7. Fellowship in Rochester Academy of Science. #1, p. 7. Other activities. #3, p. 4. Electric stove from his son, Bill. #3, p. 7. Gift of 100 photos, etc. #4, p. 10. Photos in Bausch & Lomb magazine; mention of Lab recordings. #11, p. 4. Gift with Knight of jalousies for outside cages. #15, p. 6. Cover picture in Conservationist - Grouse in Sapsucker Woods. #17, p. 10. Christmas card for sale at Lab. Hooded Warbler. #18, p. 3. 40th reunion. #21, p. 2. Building named in his honor. #32, p. 1. Obituary. #33, p. 6. Observatory dedicated to him. #37, pp. 4-5. Stuart Foundation gives grant for photography course. #89, p. 2. Sunflower Seeds As bird food. #94, p. 8. Sutherland, Charles Studying physiology of avian voice and anatomy. #31, p. 4. Sutton, G. M. Article in Ford Times regarding his work at Oklahoma Biological Station. #11, p. 6. 400 copies of 4 lithographs of Mexican birds given to Lab, to sell. #25, p. 7. Loan of 4 watercolors in 1964. #33, p. 8. Cover painting on Birds of Black Hills. #37, p. 6. Photographs of. #49, p. 4. On administrative board. To get Allen Award. #53, p. 1. Receives award. #54, pp. 4-5 photo His book on "High Arctic." #63, pp. 3-4. Photo of painting of Jaeger. His book "At a Bend in a Mexican River." #66, p. 4. With Pettingill, establishes Fuertes lectureship. #74, p. 1. Exhibit of paintings. #75, p. 2; #76. p 2. Swallows, Barn Nesting on shelf under eaves near microphone. #41, p. 1. Swallows, Cliff Displaced by house sparrows. Studies by Graber. #65, p. 5. Swallows, Tree Improvements in nest boxes. #92, p. 3. Swan, Trumpeters Pair given (lent) to Lab. #22, p. 1. Getting along. #23, pp. 1-2. Top of peck order. #26, p. 1. Nest building in 1963. #29, p. 1. Female killed when bitten on neck by muskrat, January 1966. #40, p. 1. New one from Pittsburgh Zoo. #41, p. 1. Rescue near McLean when female had escaped, Spring 1967. #44, p. 1. Swan, Whistling "Stevie." #3 p. 2. "Smitty." #10, p. 1. Stevie coming into building. #14, p. 2. Swanson, Gustav A. Attending meetings, etc. #2, p. 3. Honors from National Audubon. #3, p. 4. Becomes Executive Director. #9, p. 3. Tree Swallow work at Oneida Lakes' Shakelton Pt. #13, p. 3. Leaving Cornell in Fall 1966. #41, pp. 3-4. Syme, John Appointed to Lab Council. #10, pp. 2-3. Synchronization of Bird Song and Film First time in Leonard Hall film. #16, p. 5. Tates, James, Jr. Joins staff in 1969. #52, p. 1. Gives summer course in 1972. #64, p. 5. Reconstructs Baptornis advenus. #67, p. 3. Taylor, Joseph, Sr. Died in 1956. #2, p. 5. Taylor, Joseph, Jr. Tallies 664 birds. #49, p. 3. Taylor, Phillip S. Studies owl behavior on Bathurst Island. #71, p. 5. Teale, Edwin Way Correspondence with Olin Sewall Pettingill re woodcocks. #3, pp. 7-8. Telephone Communication System By Kellogg. #7, p. 2. (Primitive) 2nd line. #34, p. 2. Telescopes for Observatory Gift from Mrs. J. W. Ferguson. #7, p. 4. Gift from Meyer Stein. #15, p. 9. Temple, Stanley Artifical insemination of Red-tails, photo. #61, pp. 1-2. Goes to Indian Ocean islands for studies of Kestrels (photos) . #72, p 3 Studies of demise of Dodo in Mauritius. #86, pp. 7-8. Tern, Antarctic Studied by Parmelee and Maxon. #73, p. 3. Tern, Arctic On Eastern Egg Rock. #90, p. 6. Tern, Black Noddy New species by Sutherland. #20, p. 4-5. Terns, Least Survey of nesting bird on Atlantic Coast by E. F. Fisk. #66, pp. 3-4. Thistleseed as bird food #87, p. 3. Thorp, Katharine A memorial to her; new record turntable. Thrushes Casette published. #62, p. 1. Beck studies Wood Thrush. #62, p. 6. Orientation studies by Cochran. #67, p. 4; #76, p. 6. Thurber, Walter Recordings from El Salvador. #64, p. 4; #76, p. 3. Exhibit of his photos. #77, p. 6. Tinamou Aviary for: completed for Lancaster in 1967. #45, p. 3. Report on behavior, Lancaster. #60, p. 4. In Northwest Argentina, studied by Lancaster. #32, pp. 10-12. Tinbergen, Dr. Niko Visits Lab and confers with Dilger and students, November 1959. #15, p. 6. Tordoff, Bud (Harrison) Now at University of Kansas. #2, p. 4. Towhee, Green-tailed At Anderson feeder, January 1963. #28, p. 1. Trees, crabapple Gift of Scudder. #9, p. 10. Treman, Charles On Board 1964-1970. Rejoins Board. #65, p. 3 (1972). Fund set up at Cornell; proceeds to go to Lab. #73, p. 2. Trinidad Asa Wright Sanctuary by Eckelberry. #22, p. 3-4. And Tobago as good birding area. Photos #68, pp. 2-4. Account of Tour there. #84, p. 1. Account of another tour there. #88, p. 4. Another trip planned. #93, p. 4. Trogon, Eared In Cave Creek Canyon, Arizona. #87, pp. 1-2. Trogon, Elegant Photograph in Chiricahuas by Grinnell. #17, p. 5. Allen 1939 discovery of nest and Stein recordings. #21, p. 5. Truslow, Fred K. Aliens photographing with. #8, p. 2. Illustrated Gilliard's article in National Geographic magazine. #10, p. 8. Photographing Whooping Cranes and Trumpeters. #13, p. 6. Photographs Condors, then to Lab for a month. #21, p. 1. Gift of car. #23, p.7. With Aliens in Florida and at Lab. #29, p. 2. Spent month at Lab in 1965. #38, p. 1. Photo of ground nesting Great Horned Owl. #40, p. 5. Appointed field associate. #41, p. 8 (photo) . His Bald Eagle photo. #59, p. 4. Becomes Board member. #69, p. 5. Exhibit by. #76, p. 1; #77, pp. 5-6. Bald Eagle prints for sale for Lab. #80, p. 2. His death in 1978. #90, p. 1. Tucker, Mrs. Carll Gift of Fuertes watercolor of orioles. #32, p. 8. Gift of 43 folios of Gould's birds. #50, p.2. Turnstone, Ruddy Studies by Max Thompson in Pacific. #70, p.4. Tyson, Thomas Life income endowment. #19, p. 2. Udall, Morris Visits Cave Creek Canyon and sees Eared Trogon (photo) . #87, pp. 1-2. Underhill, Charles S. Gives Fuertes wash drawing of Ruby-throated Hummingbird. #29, p. 7. Venezuela Trip to, led by Lancaster & Thomas. #92, pp. 4-5. Venezuelan Bird Prints From Paul Schwartz. #41, p. 8. Visitors (see also guest register) 11,500 by January 1959. #11, p. 2. 15,000 by June 1959. #12, p.1. 21,000 by July 1960. #17, p.2. 25,000 by January 1961. #19, p. 1. Visitor's Days October 7, 1978. #89, p. 3; #90, p. 3. October 6, 1979. #93, p. 3. Highlights of. #94, pp. 4-5. Volunteers "Gifts of Time" #71, p. 6; #73, p. 8; #75, p. 7; #79, pp. 4-5; Photos #81, p. 6. Wagner, Philip Article in Harper's says birds must be controlled. #44, p. 2. Wahlstrom, Dr. Stan Visits recording laboratory. #24, p. 3. Walkinshaw, Lawrence Contributes fine collection nest-record cards of Sandhill Cranes with photos of nests. #38, p. 3. Wallen, Cherrill Ratite studies. #52, pp. 4-5. Warblers Stein and Borror working on recordings of. #24, p. 5. Warbler, Elfin Wood Discovered in Puerto Rico by Keplers. #71, p. 7. Another mention. #90, p. 6. Note by S. Spofford, Fritz Scheider discovered this bird, described and sketched it 10 years earlier. Warbler, Kirtland Status in 1976. #82, p. 5. Ward, Rodman and Doris Recording in South America for Lab. #23, p. 3. Recording with Ruschi. #26, p.5.
#28, p.2. Recording and studying song dialects of Carolina Chickadee. #31, p. 4. More studies. #33, p. 4. Ward, William V. Recording Hawaiian birds. #19, p. 7. A loan collection of photos of Hawaiian birds. #23, p. 3. Activities in Hawaii. #24, pp. 4-5. Visiting Lab, with film and recordings. #29, p.3. Waterfowl on Pond Replacements after 1958 blizzard. #8, p.2. Nesting season in 1958. #9, p. 2. Nesting season in 1958. #10, p. 1. Hybrids on pond. #11, p. 1. Green-winged Teal, etc. #12, p. 1. Canada Geese. #12, p. 2. Canada Geese et al. #13, p. 1. Breeding success. #14, p. 1. Brant, Merganser, etc. #17, p. 1. Photos of eclipse plumages. #18, p. 2. Spring of 1961. #20, p. 1. Successful nestings in 1961. #21, p. 1. Fall birds in 1961. #22, p. 1. Richardson' s , Snows and Blues from Maclnnes. #23, p. 1-2. Wood Ducks on Lake Roylena. #24, p. 1. Peck order established. #26, p. 1. Geese - 5 killed by dogs, March 1963. #28, p. 2. Activities of Swans and Mallards, etc. #29, p. 1. Activities of ducks. #31, pp. 1-2. Behavior different when others fed them after Arthur A. Allen's death. #32, p. 1. Spring activities in 1964. #3, p. 2. Fall activities in 1964. #34, p. 1. Spring in 1965. #36, p. 1. Summer in 1965. #36, p. 1. Summer in 1965. #37, p. 1. Winter 1965-1966. #39, p. 1. Photos on pond by Hopiak. #88, p. 7. Waterfowl Building Plans for. #60, p. 4. Weasels Causing problems. #30, p. 1. Week in November 1968 Tree falling on building, injured crane, snow, Goshawk, N.Y. Time reporter etc. #51, pp. 1-2. Weeks, Carnes Recordings. #1, p. 4. To Canary Islands. #15, p. 5. Recording in Canary Islands with Rydzewski. #16, p. 5. A Song Thrush he banded in Canaries is recovered in Germany. #18, p. 8. Weeks, Sam Becomes Assistant Director. #69, pp. 1-2. His account of 1974 Christmas census. #17, p. 2. Article on bird feeding. #79, pp. 3-4. Well 90 ft. deep. #1, p. 2. Wetmore, Alexander To receive Allen Award. #57, p. 1. Photos. #57, p. 3. Receives award, Olin Sewall Pettingill speech. #58, pp. 2-4. Wetmore response (photos). #58, pp. 2-4. Wheeler, Dr. & Mrs. E.P 12th trip to Labrador - geology. #12, p. 6. Whip-poor-wills Letter about their being a nuisance! #30, p. 6.
White - Spunner (see also Wood, Jane) Whitney, Nathaniel "Birds of Black Hills" with O.S. Pettingill. #37, p. 6. Photo, receiving citation for "Birds of the Black Hills." #40, pp. 2-3. Whitson, Martha Studies of Greater Roadrunner. #79, pp. 7-8. Whooping Cranes Painting of gift of Roy Mason. #7, p. 4. Wiessinger, John Exhibit of his paintings. #70, p. 3. Williams, John Praises North's "More Voices of African Birds." #35, p. 7. Wilson, Alexander, Statuette Elsa Allen's account of its history. #26, pp. 6-7. Wilson Ornithological Society. #29, p. 6-7. Lab to host 57th annual meeting. #80, p. 1. Account of meeting. #81, p. 3. Photo. Wimsatt, Bill With Dave Allen in Mexico--Bats. #10, p. 3. Windows as Hazards for Birds #91, p. 4. Wingate, David Studying Bermuda Cahow. #31, p. 4; #31, pp. 5-6. Winstead, Roy L. Study of movements of birds in suburbs. #85, pp. 5-6. Winter Finches Banner Year - 1963-1964. #32, p. 2. Movements of. #87, pp. 6-7. Wolf, Larry Comments on Giant Hummingbird "capturing" a smaller one. #59, p. 3. Wood, Mrs. Donald Gift of stamp collection. #51, p. 2. Follow-up. #80, p. 3. Photos. Wood, Frederick C. Gift of 2 marquetry plaques. #22, p. 6. Wood, Jane (see also White-Spunner) Joins staff in 1966. #42, p. 1. Wood, Dr. Leslie Assisted by Kellogg and McChesney in field recording techniques. #19, p. 4. Woodcock Observations on swimming by Mrs. G. W. Cottrell. #31, pp. 6-7 Observations on sounds by Edwin Way Teale. #33, pp. 7-8 3 young ones raised at lab by Dilger et al. #42, pp. 2-3. Wood Ducks #10, p. 1; #14, p. 1; #34, p. 1. Woodpecker, Pileated At suet feeder. #4, p. 2. Hoyt article in Ecoloqy. #4, p. 4.
At suet feeder. #11, p. 2. Nests in sight of Lab windows in 1965. #37, pp. 1-2. Woodpecker, Arctic 3-toed (Black-backed) West of pond D.G.A. #4, p. 3. Near Beebe Lake. #31, p. 2. Woodruff, Mynderse Gift of Howard Lee photos in 1966. #41, p. 8. Worden, Kermit Surveying possibilities of studies (recording and otherwise) in Caribbean. #31, p. 5. Working again in Caribbean. #37, p. 3. Zergenyi, Andrew Exhibit of his carvings. #78, p. 6.
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