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Book Review: New Zealand’s Extinct Birds
Posted: 12/08/2021WHY DO FLAME ROBINS Petroica phoenicea MIGRATE? A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE SOCIAL AND FEEDING ECOLOGIES OF THE FLAME ROBIN AND SCARLET ROBIN P. multicolor
Posted: 12/08/2021Comparisons between the ecology of Flame and Scarlet Robins at a sympatric breeding site suggested that Flame Robins migrated during the winter months because of a decline in the availability of their major prey. During the nine months that Flame Robins were present at the breeding site, they foraged for flying insects twice as often […]
Read MoreRecovery Round-up: Volume 17 – Issue 5
Posted: 12/08/2021Seabird Islands: No. 220 – Tryon Island, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland
Posted: 12/08/2021Seabird Islands: No. 219 – Pelican Rock, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland
Posted: 12/08/2021The Seas Around Us: No. 3 – CORAL SEA CURRENTS
Posted: 12/08/2021The South Equatorial Current brings tropical water westward into the Coral Sea between the Solomon Islands and New Caledonia, then branches near the Queensland Plateau. The East Australian Current branch flows southward along the Great Barrier Reef to enter the Tasman Sea, while the northward-flowing branch forms a clockwise coastal current and partially-closed gyre 1n […]
Read MoreObituary: TERRISS (TERRY) ADRIAN WALKER (1950-1992)
Posted: 12/08/2021Ornithological studies of the Great Barrier Reef have suffered two major losses in the last two years. The death of Brian King, to whom we dedicated Corella 17(3), and then within six months the loss of Terry Walker. We were all aware tha1 Terry Walker had collected and assembled an immense amount of information on […]
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