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American Birding
THE WINTER SEASON
North American Birds A QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ORNITHOLOGICAL RECORD PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN BIRDING ASSOCIATION
VOLUME 57: NO. 2, 2003 ß DECEMBER 2002 THROUGH FEBRUARY 2003
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The Winter Season: December 2002 through February 2003 BIRDS - AM RICAN BIRDING ASSOCIATION ß VOLUE 57 ß NUBER
The Vagrancy of Gray Kingbird in North America
George t. Armistead and Marshall J. Iliff
Editors' Notebook
The Changing Seasons Stephen J. Dinsmore and Joe Fontaine
First Atlantic Ocean and
Gulf of Mexico specimen of Short-tailed Shearwater Andrew W. Kratter and Oavid W. Steadman
Probable hybridization between Elegant Tern and Sandwich Tern in west-central Florida
Richard T. Paul, Bill Pranty, Ann F. Paul, Ann B. Hodgson, and David J. Powell
172 Atlantic Provinces & St. Pierre et Miquelon Brian Dalzell
175 Quebec Pierre Bannon, Samuel 0enault, Yves Aubry, and Normand David
177 New England Pain Hunt
181 Hudson-Delaware Joseph C. gurgiel, David A. Cutler, Steve Kelling, Robert O. Paxton, and Richard R.Veit
]85 Middle Atlantic Marshall J. Iliff
189 Southern Atlantic Ricky Davis
192 Florida Bruce H.Anderson
195 Ontario Hugh G. Currie
197 Eastern Highlands & Upper Ohio River Valley Robert C. teberman
200 Illinois & Indiana Kenneth J. Brock •
203 Western Great Lakes Jim Granlund
206 Iowa & Missouri Robert Cecil
209 Tennessee & Kentucky Chris 51oan and Brainard Palmer-Ball, Jr.
212 Central Southern C. Dwight Cooley
216 Prairie Provinces Rudolf F. Koes and Peter Taylor
218 Northern Great Plains Ron Martin
219 Southern Great Plains
Joseph A. Grzybowski
222 Texas Mark W. Lockwood
227 Idaho & Western Montana 0avid Ir0chlell
229 Mountain West Brandon K. Percival, Van A. Truan, and Christopher L. Wood
232 Great Basin Rick Fridell and Steve Summers
235 New Mexico Sartor O. Williams III
238 Arizona Gary H. Rosenberg and Mark M. Stevenson
241 Alaska Thede Tobish
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British Columbia & Yukon Donald G. Cecile
Oregon & Washington Steven Mlodinow, David Irons, and Bill Tweit
Middle Pacific Coast
Scott B. Terrill, Thomas ' P. Ryan, Michael M. Rogers, Steven A. Glover, and Luke Cole
Southern Pacific Coast
Guy McCaskie and Kimball L Garrett
Baja California Peninsula Robert A. Hamilton, Richard A. Erickson, Eduardo PalaciDs, and Roberto Carmona
Mexico
H•ctor 66mez de Silva
Central America H. Lee Jones
West Indies & Bermuda
Robert L Norton, Anthony White, and Andrew Dobson
Hawaii
Robert L Pyle and Pete, qonaldson
Pictorial Highlights
ON THE COVER:
A Blue Mockingbird, Texas's second, has been a regular visitor to a feeding station in Pharr, Hidalgo County, Texas. When originally discuve•ed, it was in juvenal plumage, but the bini has since molted into adult plumage, as seen here 17 February 2003. Photograph by Cotmen Torontino.
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