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Nestling diets of red winged and yellow headed blackbirds on playa lakes of west Texas

Fischer, D.H.; Bolen, E.G.

Prairie Naturalist 13(3-4): 81-84

1981

ISSN/ISBN: 0091-0376
Accession: 005965971
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The food habits of nestling red-winged and yellow headed blackbirds on playa lakes encircled by agricultural lands are reported along with the invertebrate diet overlap of the 2 spp.

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