The Known Birds of North and Middle America: Part Iby A. R. PhillipsReview by: William E. Davis, Jr. · Journal of Field Ornithology · 1990

The Known Birds of North and Middle America. Part 1by Allan R. PhillipsReview by: George A. Hall · The Wilson Bulletin · 1987

The Known Birds of North and Middle America. Part 2, Bombycillidae, Sylviidae to Sturnidae, Vireonidaeby A. R. PhillipsReview by: John P. Hubbard · The Condor · 1993

The Known Birds of North and Middle America: Distribution and Variation, Migrations, Changes, Hybrids, Etc. Part I, Hirundinidae to Mimidae, Certhiidaeby Allan R. PhillipsReview by: Richard C. Banks · The Auk · 1991

The Birds of North and Middle America. A Descriptive Catalog of the Higher Groups, Genera, Species, and Subspecies of Birds Known to Occur in North America, from the Artic Lands to the Isthmus of Panama, the West Indies and Other Islands of the Caribbean Sea, and the Galapagos Archipelago. Part XI: Family Cathartidae-The American Vultures; Family Accipitridae-The Hawks, Eagles, Kites, Harriers, and Old World Vultures; Family Pandionidae-The Ospreys; Family Falconidae-The Falcons and Caracaras.by Herbert FriedmannReview by: Henri C. Seibert · The Quarterly Review of Biology · 1952

Appendicular Myology of Passerine BirdsAndrew J. Berger · The Wilson Bulletin · 1969

Status and Habits of Megapodius pritchardiiDonald G. Weir · The Wilson Bulletin · 1973

Field Observation in Economic OrnithologyE. R. Kalmbach · The Wilson Bulletin · 1934

Resource Use Strategies of Wading BirdsJames A. Kushlan · The Wilson Bulletin · 1981

Some Views on Exotic WaterfowlEric G. Bolen · The Wilson Bulletin · 1971

Techniques for Study of Avian SyringesPeter F. Cannell · The Wilson Bulletin · 1988

Behavioral Stereotypy in BirdsPeter H. Klopfer · The Wilson Bulletin · 1967

ANIMAL BEHAVIOR: AN EVOLUTIONARY APPROACHMORRIS, SARA R. · The Wilson Bulletin · 2002