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THE DIET OF THE MOUNTAIN OWLET-NIGHTJAR Aegotheles albertisi

Posted:	15/09/2021
Author(s):	Martin Schulz

Faeces were obtained from six known roost sites and 18 individuals captured in mistnets between October and December 1986 at Mt Missim, Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea. Both stomach flushing and faecal analysis techniques showed Coleoptera to be the dominant prey item. No vertebrate remains were found.

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