Living Bird Autumn 2014—Table of Contents
October 15, 2014
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Feature Articles
Rescuing the Orange-breasted Falcon, Icon of the Rainforest
By Robert B. Berry
From the Autumn 2014 issue of Living Bird magazine.
Orange-breasted Falcon. Photo by Chris Wood.Moneyball for Shorebirds: How Precision Analytics Are Changing Habitat Conservation
By Gustave Axelson
From the Autumn 2014 issue of Living Bird magazine.
Long-billed Dowitcher by Brian Sullivan40 Years Later, a Return to Audubon’s Hog Island in Maine
By Mel White
From the Autumn 2014 issue of Living Bird magazine.
Like Chasing Tornadoes: the Fun and Challenge of Mixed Species Flocks
By Jack Connor
From the Autumn 2014 issue of Living Bird magazine.
Columns & Departments
View From Sapsucker Woods: Lessons From the Passenger Pigeon
By John W. Fitzpatrick
From the Autumn 2014 issue of Living Bird magazine.
When Dams and Dredging Alter an Ecosystem, Blame It on Cormorants
By Richard King
From the Autumn 2014 issue of Living Bird magazine.
Saving the Wood Thrush: Q&A With Ron Rohrbaugh
By Pat Leonard
From the Autumn 2014 issue of Living Bird magazine.
Birding Escapes: Kearney, Nebraska
By Bobby Harrison
From the Autumn 2014 issue of Living Bird magazine.
Naturalist’s Notebook: Northern Pygmy-Owl Brings Out the Birds
By John Schmitt
From the Autumn 2014 issue of Living Bird magazine.
The Catbird Seat: The Gift of Binocular Vision
By Pete Dunne; Illustration by Jeff Sipple
From the Autumn 2014 issue of Living Bird magazine.
Zeiss Victory SF 8×42 Binoculars: Our Review
From the Autumn 2014 issue of Living Bird magazine.
Book Review: H Is For Hawk, by Helen Macdonald
Review by Stephen J. Bodio
From the Autumn 2014 issue of Living Bird magazine.
Book Review: Looking for the Goshawk, by Conor Mark Jameson
Review by Stephen J. Bodio
From the Autumn 2014 issue of Living Bird magazine.
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