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Volume
45, Number 2, December 1998:
Feral Pigeons
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ABOUT
THIS ISSUE
- about KSN
- about the author
IN THIS ISSUE
- introduction
- origin of feral
pigeons
- basic plumages
- mate choice
and plumages
- advantages
of different plumages
- advantages
of choosing different mates
- breeding
seasons
- reproducative
data
- brood reduction
- living in
colonies
- commuter
pigeons
- relationships
with people
- reference
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Feral
Pigeons
by Richard
F. Johnston
ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
 Richard
F. Johnston
is Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Emeritus
at The University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS 66047-2906. His
professional area of study is the ecology of birds with
a focus on English sparrows and feral pigeons. Bob Gress
and Mike Blair, along with Richard Johnston
and John Richard Schrock, provided the photographs
for this issue. Robert Clarke, editor emeritus of
the KSN, provided the line illustration.
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