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Cover drawing of a female Brown-headed Cowbird and Bell's Vireo by Jason Meigs

A Brown-headed Cowbird and a Bell's Vireo resting on branches, drawn by Jason Meigs, published by Studies in Avian Biology (1999), vol. 18

Cover drawing of female Mountain White-crowned Sparrow (Zonotrichia leucophrys oriantha) attending her nest.

A female Mountain White-crowned Sparrow tending to her nest, drawn by Maria Elena Pereyra, published by Studies in Avian Biology (2002), vol. 24

Cover drawing of Murres at sea by John Schmitt

A flock of Auks out at sea, drawn by John Schmitt, published by Studies in Avian Biology (1987), vol. 14

Cover drawing of Northern Goshawk and snowshoe hare by John Schmitt

A Northern Goshawk hunting a snowshoe, drawn by John Schmitt, published by Studies in Avian Biology (1994), vol. 16

Cover drawing of Northern Spotted Owl by Viktor Bahktin

A Northern Spotted Owl resting on a branch, drawn by Viktor Bahktin, published by Studies in Avian Biology (1996), vol. 17

Cover painting (Saltmarsh Sharp-tailed Sparrow) and black-and-white drawings by Julie Zickefoose

Three Saltmarsh Sharp-tailed Sparrows perching near a river, painted by Julie Zickefoose, published by Studies in Avian Biology (2006), vol. 32

Cover photo of a Southwestern Willow Flycatcher (Empidonax traillii extimus) by Bob Steele

A Southwestern Willow Flycatcher resting on a branch, photographed by Bob Steele, published by Studies in Avian Biology (2003), vol. 26

Cover photograph of “Ipswich” Savannah Sparrow (Passerculus sandwichensis princeps) on beach grass

An Ipswich Savannah Sparrow looking out from a piece of beach grass, photographed by Michael D. Stubblefield, published by Studies in Avian Biology…

Cover photograph of Greater Rheas (Rhea americana) in the Pampas of Argentina by Juan Carlos Rehoreda.

A group of Greater Rheas in the Pampas of Argentina, photographed by Juan Carlos Rehoreda, published by Studies in Avian Biology (1999), vol. 19

Cover watercolor painting of a Varied Thrush (Ixoreus nuevius) in a naturally fragmented western landscape and a Kentucky Warbler (Oporornis formosus) in an anthropogenically fragmented eastern landscape, by Wendell Minor

Watercolor painting of a Varied Thrush and Kentucky Warbler, painted by Wendell Minor, published by Studies in Avian Biology (2002), vol. 25