Raptors in Urban Landscapes:<$> T. Cade, M. Martell, P. Redig, G.A. Septon, and H.B. Tordoff,<$> Peregrine Falcons in Urban North America. D.A. Bell, D.P. Gregoire, and B.J. Walton,<$> Bridge Use by Peregrine Falcons in the San Francisco Bay Area. G.A. Septon and J.B. Marks,<$> Eggshell Thickness and Contaminant Analysis of Reintroduced, Urban Nesting Peregrine Falcons in Wisconsin. P.H. Bloom and M.D. McCrary,<$> The Urban Buteo: Red-Shouldered Hawks in SouthernCalifornia. R.N. Rosenfield, J. Bielefeldt, J.L. Affeldt, and D.J. Beckmann,<$> Urban Nesting Biology of Cooper's Hawks in Wisconsin. J.W. Parker,<$> Urban Ecology of the Mississippi Kite. J.L. Tella, F. Hiraldo, J.A. Donazar-Sancho, and J.J. Negro,<$> Costs and Benefits of Urban Nesting in the Lesser Kestrel. E.S. Botelho and P.C. Arrowood,<$> Nesting Success of Western Burrowing Owls in Natural and Human-Altered Environments. F.R. Gehlbach,<$> Eastern Screech-Owls in Suburbia: A Model ofRaptor Urbanization. Raptors and Artificial Nest Structures:<$> W.E. Stout, R.K. Anderson, and J.M. Papp,<$> Red-Tailed Hawks Nesting on Man-Made and Natural Structures in Southeast Wisconsin. R. Blue,<$> Documentation of Raptor Nests on Electric Utility Facilities through a Mail Survey. C.J. Henny and J.L. Kaiser,<$> Osprey Population Increase along the Willamette River, Oregon, and the Role of Utility Structures, 1976–1993. P.J. Ewins,<$> The Use of Artificial Nest-Sites by an Increasing Population of Ospreys in the Canadian Great Lakes Basin. B.-U. Meyburg, O. Manowsky, and C. Meyburg,<$> The Osprey in Germany: Its Adaptation to Environments Altered by Man. J.R. Tigner, M.W. Call, and M. Kochert,<$> Effectiveness of Artificial Nesting Structures for Ferruginous Hawks in Wyoming. G.A. Septon, J. Bielefeldt, T. Ellestad, J.B. Marks, and R.N. Rosenfield,<$> Peregrine Falcons: Power Plant Nest Structures and Shoreline Movements. M.J. Bechard and J.M. Bechard,<$> Competitionfor Nest Boxes Between American Kestrels and European Starlings in an Agricultural Area of Southern Idaho. Raptors in Cultivated Landscapes:<$> A.L. Erichsen, S.K. Smallwood, A.M. Commandatore, B.W. Wilson, and M.D. Fry,<$> White-tailed Kite Movement and Nesting Patterns in an Agricultural Landscape. S.K. Smallwood, B.J. Nakamoto, and S. Geng,<$> Association Analysis of Raptors in a Farming Landscape. I. Newton,<$> Sparrowhawks in Conifer Plantations. S.J. Petty,<$> Adaptations of Raptorsto Man-Made Spruce Forests in the Uplands of Britain. S.P. Horton,<$> Spotted Owls in Managed Forests of Western Oregon and Washington. R.E. Kenward,<$> Goshawk Adaptation to Deforestation: Does Europe Differ from North America? J.-M. Thiollay,<$> Rain Forest Raptor Communties in Sumatra: The Conservation Value of Traditional Agroforests. E. Alvarez, D.H. Ellis, D.G. Smith, and C.T. Larue,<$> Diurnal Raptors in the Fragmented Rain Forest of the Sierra Imataca, Venezuela. N.J. Mooney and R.J. Taylor,<$> Value of Nest Site Protection in Ameliorating the Effects of Forestry Operations on Wedge-Tailed Eagles in Tasmania. Raptors in Industrial Landscapes:<$> A.L. Bryan Jr., T.M. Murphy, K.L. Bildstein, I.L. Brishin, Jr., and J.J. Mayer,<$>Use of Reservoirs and Other Artificial Impoundments by Bald Eagles in South Carolina. R.D. Brown,<$> Attractions of Bald Eagles to Habitats just Below Dams in Piedmont North and South Carolina. R.W. Rohrbaugh, Jr., and R.H. Yahner,<$> Reclaimed Surface Mines: An Important Nesting Habitat for Northern Harriers in Pennsylvania. S.M. Satheeson,<$> Raptors Associated with Airports and Aircraft. Raptors at Large:<$> D.C. Houston,<$> The Effects of Altered Environments on Vultures. R.R. Hartley, K. Hustler, and P.J. Mundy,<$> The Impact of Man on Raptors in Zimbabwe. R. Rodriguez-Estrella,<$> Response of Common Black Hawks and Crested Caracaras to Human Activities in Mexico. C.R. Preston and R.D. Beane,<$> Occurrence and Distribution ofDiurnal Raptors in Relation to Human Activity and Other Factors at Rocky Mountain Arsenal, Colorado. Appendix: List of Species. Index.