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Migration and population dynamics of hummingbirds

Authors: Calder, W. A.

Year: 1984

Journal: National Geographic Society Research Reports, Vol. 21, pp. 53-57

Publisher: UNKNOWN

Keywords: ANIMAL BEHAVIOR, APODIFORMES, ORNITHOLOGY, POPULATION BIOLOGY, RMBL, TROCHILIDAE

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