Migration of Birds (1950)

by Frederick Charles Lincoln

Index

[ [A] ] [ [B] ] [ [C] ] [ [D] ] [ [E] ] [ [F] ] [ [G] ] [ [H] ] [ [I] ] [ [J] ] [ [K] ] [ [L] ]
[ [M] ] [ [N] ] [ [O] ] [ [P] ] [ [Q] ] [ [R] ] [ [S] ] [ [T] ] [ [V] ] [ [W] ] [ [Y] ]

Advantages of migration, [6]
Aerial obstructions, [76]
Altitudes of travel, [26]
Ancestral home theory, [8]
Arctic route, [68]
Aristotle, [2], [4], [5]
Atlantic coast route, [53]
Atlantic oceanic route, [48]
Baldpate, [62]
Banding studies, [81], [92]
Blackbird, [32], [33], [60]
Brewer's, [32]
European, [4]
red-winged, [22], [32], [33], [35], [37]
rusty, [70]
yellow-headed, [32]
Bluebird, [9], [34], [37], [81]
Bluethroat, [19]
Bobolink, [32], [55], [56 (map)], [69], [70], [71]
Bobwhite, [32], [34], [82], [83]
Brant, [57], [58]
Atlantic, [57]
Black, [68]
Bullbat, [32]
Bunting, snow, [34]
Canvasback, [58]
Cardinal, [34], [82]
Chickadee, [7], [72]
black-capped, [83]
Carolina, [83]
Chuck-wills-widow, [55]
Clarke, W. E., [4], [6]
Compsothlypidae, [32]
Conclusions, [85]
Continental drift, theory of, [11]
Coot, [55]
Coues, Elliott, [4]
Cowbird, [29]
Crane, [2], [4], [6], [16], [26], [27], [28]
Creeper, brown, [75]
Crossbill, [7], [32], [74]
Crow, [20], [22], [32]
Clark's, [73]
Cuckoo, black-billed, [55]
yellow-billed, [55]
Diurnal migration, [15]
Diving birds, [16]
Dove, [4]
mourning, [19]
turtle, [2], [6]
Duck, [2], [15], [16], [19], [20], [21], [32], [33], [37], [42], [58], [60], [61], [62], [68]
black, [20], [33], [58], [61]
eider, [68]
scaup, [58]
sea, [59], [63]
Eel, [29]
Egret, [73]
Eider, [68]
Evolution of migration routes, [70]
Exhaustion, [78]
Falcon, peregrine, [19]
Fall flights, [37]
Finch, [43]
house, [82]
purple, [74]
rosy, [72]
Fishes, [29]
Flicker, [70]
Flight speed, [18]
Flycatcher, [15], [19], [31]
Fly ways, [46]
Atlantic, [49 (map)], [58]
Mississippi, [50 (map)]
Central, [51 (map)]
Pacific, [52 (map)]
Gätke, Heinrich, [19]
Goose, [2], [4], [15], [16], [19], [20], [21], [33], [59], [60], [61], [62]
blue, [22], [32], [61], [62]
cackling, [63]
Canada, [15], [21], [22 (map)], [32], [58], [59], [81]
emperor, [68]
Ross's, [64 (map)]
snow, [32], [72]
Gordon, Donald A., [30]
Goshawk, [12]
Grackle, [37]
bronzed, [32]
Great Lakes route, [60]
Grebe, [34]
Grosbeak, [45], [74]
black-headed, [37]
evening, [74]
pine, [72]
rose-breasted, [33], [45], [46 (map)]
Gross, Alfred O., [74]
Groups, movements of, [12]
Grouse, ruffed, [82]
Gull, [16], [68], [73], [78]
herring, [73]
Ross's, [68]
Hawk, [2], [16], [19], [26], [34], [42]
broad-winged, [16]
Cooper's, [16]
duck, [19], [20]
red-tailed, [16]
rough-legged, [16]
sharp-shinned, [16]
Swainson's, [16]
Herodotus, [2]
Heron, [19], [20], [73]
black-crowned night, [73]
little blue, [73]
snowy, [73]
Hesiod, [2]
Hesperornis, [11]
Hibernation, [4]
Homer, [2]
Homing instinct, [30]
Hummingbird, ruby-throated, [79]
Ichthyornis, [11]
Influence of weather, [80]
Insects, [29]
Jacksnipe, [37]
Jaeger, Edmund C., [5]
Jaeger, parasitic, [68]
Jay, blue, [34], [83]
Junco, [10], [34], [72]
slate-colored, [37], [70], [75]
Kingbird, [32], [42], [55]
Kingfisher, belted, [34]
Kinglet, [77]
golden-crowned, [75]
Kite, [4]
Kittiwake, red-legged, [68]
Knot, [11], [42]
Lapwing, [28]
Lark, horned, [19]
meadow, [34], [76]
Lewis, Harrison F., [57]
Lincoln, Frederick C., [5]
Long distance migrations, [38]
Longspur, [34], [76]
Lapland, [37], [75]
Loon, [16]
yellow-billed, [84], [85]
Mackenzie Valley route, [60]
Magnetic sense, [30]
Magnus, Olaus, [4]
Mallard, [22], [31], [33], [58]
Man-o'-war bird, [30]
Martin, purple, [12]
Migration, advantages of, [6]
altitudes, [26]
distances, [38]
diurnal, [15]
fall, [37]
historical accounts, [4]
long distance, [38]
mystery of, [4]
nocturnal, [15]
origin, [7]
perils, [75]
problems, [81]
routes, [41]
segregation during, [31]
short, [34]
species and groups, [12]
speed, [18]
theories of causes, [7]
undetermined, [34]
vagrant, [73]
variable, [35]
vertical, [72]
weather, [80]
Mississippi Valley route, [60]
Mockingbird, [83]
Movements of residents, [82]
Movements of species and groups, [12]
Murre, [29]
Mystery of migration, [4]
Nighthawk, [9], [16], [32], [38], [55], [60], [70]
Nocturnal migration, [15]
Northern ancestral home theory, [8]
Nutcracker, Clark's, [73]
Nuthatch, [7]
white-breasted, [83]
Orientation, [28]
Origin of migration, [7]
Oriole, [15]
orchard, [9]
Ovenbird, [70], [78], [80]
Owl, great horned, [34]
screech, [83]
snowy, [12], [74]
Pacific coast route, [63]
Pacific oceanic route, [66]
Passerella iliaca, [35]
Pelican, [4], [16], [26]
Perils, aerial obstructions, [76]
exhaustion, [78]
migration, [75]
storms, [75]
Pewee, western wood, [72]
Phalarope, [33]
northern, [27]
Photoperiodism, theory of, [9]
Pigeon, homing, [30], [31]
Pintail, [22], [55], [62], [79]
Pipit, [73]
Pliny, [4]
Plover, [15]
golden, [11], [19], [48], [49], [51], [54 (map)], [66], [68], [71], [79]
upland, [15]
Poor-will, [5]
Problems, migration, [81]
banding studies, [81]
migration of the white-throated sparrow, [84]
migration of the yellow-billed loon, [84]
movements of residents, [82]
Quail, [2], [34]
California, [82]
migratory, [2]
Rail, [4], [15]
Carolina, [79]
Raven, [19]
Redhead, [58], [62], [85]
Redpoll, [12]
Redstart, [14], [45], [47 (map)], [70], [78]
Residents, movements of, [82]
Robin, [9], [22], [24], [33], [34], [35], [61], [70], [76]
Routes, [41], [53 (map)]
Arctic, [68]
Atlantic coast, [53]
Atlantic oceanic, [48]
"bobolink," [55], [56 (map)]
evolution of, [70]
flyways, [46]
Great Lakes, [60]
Great Plains, [62]
Mackenzie Valley, [60]
Mississippi Valley, [60]
narrow, [42]
Pacific coast, [63]
Pacific oceanic, [66]
Rocky Mountain, [62]
wide, [42]
Rowan, William, [10]
Salmon, [29]
Sanderling, [11], [27]
Sandpiper, [15], [27]
Bartramian, [15]
purple, [42]
Sapsucker, Williamson's, [72]
Scaup, [58]
Scoter, [63]
white-winged, [59], [65]
Segregation, [31]
Shore bird, [9], [11], [12], [32], [33], [38], [42], [48], [50], [55], [57], [60], [61]
Short and undetermined migrations, [34]
Shrike, [19], [34]
loggerhead, [37]
Snipe, [15]
Wilson's, [37]
Snowbird, [10]
Sora, [79]
Southern ancestral home theory, [8]
Sparrow, [15], [31], [32], [34], [60], [76], [77]
chipping, [37], [70]
field, [37]
fox, [35], [36 (map)]
Harris's, [43 (map)], [44], [45]
Ipswich, [43]
song, [33], [34]
swamp, [75]
tree, [34], [37], [75]
vesper, [37]
white-throated, [75], [84]
Species, movements of, [12]
Speed, flight, [18]
migration, [18]
Starling, [4]
Stork, [2], [4], [6], [27]
Storms, [75]
Swallow, [2], [4], [6], [9], [17], [18], [26], [32], [34], [57]
bank, [55]
barn, [20], [38], [60]
cliff, [16], [17 (map)], [26], [38]
hibernating, [4]
Swan, [4]
Swift, [4], [16], [19], [20], [34]
chimney, [4], [32]
Tanager, [55], [66]
scarlet, [33], [44 (map)], [45]
western, [65 (map)], [66], [67 (map)]
Teal, blue-winged, [20], [55], [58], [60]
Tern, arctic, [11], [38], [39 (map)], [40], [41], [68]
common, [40]
Forster's, [40]
noddy, [30]
sooty, [30]
Theories of migration, [7]
Thrush, [4], [15], [19], [21], [27], [31], [38], [60], [77]
gray-cheeked, [21], [23 (map)], [55]
hermit, [75]
wood, [55]
Titlark, [73]
Titmouse, [34]
tufted, [82]
Transmutation, [5]
Turd us migratorius, [35]
Turnstone, [11]
Turtle [dove], [2], [6]
Vagrant migration, [73]
Variable migrations within species, [35]
Vertical migration, [72]
Vireo, [15], [55], [75], [77]
red-eyed, [69 (map)], [70]
Vulture, [26]
turkey, [34]
Warbler, [15], [17], [18], [27], [60], [75], [76]
black and white, [12], [13 (map)], [14 (map)]
blackpolled, [16], [18], [24], [25 (map)], [55], [60], [70]
black-throated blue, [14]
Cape May, [37]
golden-winged, [63]
Kentucky, [63]
myrtle, [61], [70]
palm, [37]
pine, [37]
summer, [21]
wood, [31], [32]
worm-eating, [63]
yellow, [14], [21], [70]
Waterfowl, [20], [47], [55], [58], [59], [61], [64],93
Waxwing, [32], [33]
Bohemian, [12], [74]
Weather, influence of, [80]
Wheatear, Greenland, [11]
Widgeon, [55]
American, [62]
Woodcock, [37]
Woodpecker, [34]
Wren, [15]
Carolina, [34], [82], [83]
long-billed marsh, [33]
rock, [37]
winter, [34], [75]
Wrentit, [82]
Yeagley, Henry L., [30]
Yellowlegs, lesser, [21]
Yellowthroat, Maryland, [35], [78]

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Transcriber Note

Illustrations moved to prevent splitting paragraphs. Minor typos corrected.