The Chat Volume 45 Number 4 (Fall 1981)
Front Matter
Cover:
Bill E. Duyck found and photographed the second Tree Swallow nest known for North Carolina. In Buncombe County the birds nested at or near the southern limit of breeding for the eastern United States (see page 98).
Articles
Autumn Hawk Migrations at Fort Johnson, Charleston, S.C. Pete Laurie, John W. McCord, and Nan C. Jenkins pp 85–90
CBC Roundtable
...with Louis C. Fink pp 91–92
Backyard Birding
...with Gail T. Whitehurst pp 93–95, 103
General Field Notes
Behavior of American Woodcock and Other Birds in Coastal North Carolina During the Blizzard of 1980 H. Lee Stribling pp 96–97
Female Wood Duck Apparently Killed by Black Snake Paul A. Stewart p 97
First South Carolina Specimen of the Black-legged Kittiwake Pris Knight and Jean Pfaff p 98
Range Expansion of Nesting Tree Swallows Bill E. Duyck pp 98–100
Rough-winged Swallow Nesting in Coastal North Carolina Steven P. and Mary Kay Clark Platania pp 100–102
Cliff Swallows Nesting on Fontana Dam, N.C. Jim McConnell p 102
Distraction Display of Chestnut-sided Warbler Jim McConnell p 103
Briefs for the Files
Spring 1981 Harry E. LeGrand, Jr. pp 104–110
Book Reviews
Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Butterflies p 111
Birds of Southern California p 112
Audubon Society Handbook for Birders p 113
Index
Index to Volume 45 (1981) pp 114–119
Back Matter