ANSERIFORMES

	Snow Goose (both morphs, adult and immature!) (17, 23)
	Canada Goose (19, 23)
	Mallard (male and female) (27, 42)
	American Black Duck (27, 42)
	Northern Pintail (male) (27, 40)
	American Wigeon (male) (25, 40)
	Northern Shoveler (male) (29, 40)
	Green-winged Teal (male) (29, 40)
	Canvasback (male and female) (31, 46)
	Greater Scaup (male and female) (31, 46)
	Bufflehead (mael and female) (33, 46)
	Surf Scoter (male) (37, 44)
	Black Scoter (male) (37, 44)
	Long-tailed Duck (male) (35, 44)

GAVIIFORMES

	Common Loon (winter plumage) (59)
	Red-throated Loon (winter plumage) (59)

PODICIPEDIFORMES

	Pied-billed Grebe (61)

PELICANIFORMES

	Double-crested Cormorant (75)

CICONIIFORMES

	Great Blue Heron (adult and immature) (77)
	Great Egret (79)

ACCIPITRIFORMES (read pages 90-91 first)

	Turkey Vulture (89)
	Sharp-shinned Hawk (97, 107)
	Red-tailed Hawk (adult and young) (103, 111)
	Northern Harrier (97, 109)
	
FALCONIFOMRES

	American Kestrel (105, 107)

GRUIFORMES

	American Coot (117) LOOKS LIKE A DUCK BUT ISN'T 

CHARADRIIFORMES (read pages 158-159 first)
	
	GULLS ACQUIRE THEIR ADULT PLUMAGE IN THEIR
		SECOND, THIRD, OR FOURTH WINTER OF LIFE
	Bonaparte's is a 2-year gull, Ring-bill is a 3-year, and Herring
		and Greater Black-backs are 4-year gulls
	Bonaparte's Gull (all ages in winter) (161, 167)
	Ring-billed Gull (all ages in winter) (163, 167)
	Herring Gull (all ages in winter) (163, 169)
	Greater Black-backed Gull (all ages in winter) (165, 169)