Dispersal, Breeding Behavior, and Longevity of Banded Barn Owls in North America

Abstract

sw., Banded Barn Owls tJuly banded in the United States. I am also grateful to Chandler S. Robbins, of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, for giving me access to the manuscript of the forthcoming edition of the American Ornithologists' Union check-list and to the bird distribution files of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The persons responsible for marking these birds and for reporting their recovery to the Fish and Wildlife Service have performed a service essential to this study, but space does not permit mention of their names. CORRECTON Seth $. Low has asked me to record a correction pertaining to the place of recovery of Barn Owl, 38-644785, which was erroneously reported by M. T. Cooke (1941:159