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Peer Review: Volume 21 – Issue 1
Posted: 03/08/2021INDIVIDUAL COLOUR BANDING FOR 8 000 BIRDS
Posted: 03/08/2021Individual identification of banded birds is indispensable for behaviour and population studies in the field. By carefully selecting the colours for leg bands and assigning numbers to them, up to 8 000 individuals can be banded uniquely and systematically for easy field identification and record keeping, allowing long-term study of large populations with overlapping generations.
Read MoreBAND DISCOMFORT ON RUFOUS TREECREEPER Climacteris rufa
Posted: 03/08/2021Book Review: The Penguins – Ecology and Management
Posted: 03/08/2021SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE ECOLOGY OF THE RAINBOW LORIKEET Trichoglossus haematodus IN OATLEY, SOUTH SYDNEY
Posted: 03/08/2021The Rainbow Lorikeet was a familiar bird during the early days of settlement of Sydney. It became less common by the 1920s, but is now common again throughout Sydney. A weekly survey conducted during 1993 and 1994 in Oatley, along the Georges River in southern Sydney established that the birds feed, roost and breed in […]
Read MoreAN UNUSUAL PLUMAGE FOR A SOOTY SHEARWATER Puffinus griseus
Posted: 03/08/2021HISTORICAL AND SEASONAL CHANGES IN THE COMMUNITY OF FOREST BIRDS AT LONGNECK LAGOON NATURE RESERVE, SCHEYVILLE, NEW SOUTH WALES
Posted: 03/08/2021Observations dating back to 1937, banding data accumulated from 1965 to 1994 and census data collected from 1992 to 1995 have been used to show the changes in a community of forest birds at Longneck Lagoon Nature Reserve on an historical and seasonal level. Many resident species have disappeared from the site. These include Diamond […]
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