Among the Birds in the Grand Canyon Country (United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service)

xiii, 211 pp. Illustrated with black-and-white photographs. CONTENTS: Foreword; Introduction; Acknowledgements; Between Views on the South Rim; From the Top to the Bottom of the Grand Canyon; In the Canyon of the Bright Angel: Birds of the Cactus and Mesquite; Birds of Phantom Ranch; The Harvey House Ash-Throat; Camping Under the Stars on the Way Up; Following the Tonto Trail to Indian Gardens; On Top Among the Nut Pines and Junipers; Joys and Sorrows of a Pinon Nest; Sauntering Through the Yellow Pines; Four-Footed Treasure Hunters; Feeding Stations in the Semiarid Region; Bird Banding in the Grand Canyon; Translplanted Neighbors; In Camp at a Ranger Station; Rain Tanks as Bird Centers; From Rim to Rim; Jacob Lake; V T Park; Along the Rims of the Kaibab: Walhalla, Plateau Camp; Cape Royal, Point Imperial, and Point Sublime; The East Rim of the Kaibab; Bright Angel Point Camp; Remote Corners and Canyon Bottoms by Vernon Bailey; Field COlor Key to Some of the Adult Make Perching Birds Found in Spring or Summer in the Grand Canyon Country; List of Birds Already Recorded from the Grand Canyon Region; Index.