Historical review of water bird populations and annotated list of water birds associated with Burlington Bay, Lake Ontario, 1857-1990

Historical review of water bird populations and annotated list of water birds associated with Burlington Bay, Lake Ontario, 1857-1990

by Martin B. Gebauer

Part of Occasional paper / Canadian Wildlife Service -- no. 78.

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