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Bird in the Hand: Noisy Friarbird Philemon corniculatus

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Author(s): Longmore
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BOOK REVIEW: South American Birds – a photographic aid to indentification

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Author(s): Leo Joseph
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Multiple brood family unit of the Dusky Moorhen in Canberra.

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Author(s): Lenz
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BOOK REVIEW: Private Lives: Ages, mates, movements of some Australian birds

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Author(s): Hardy
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Methods for attaching patagial tags, and a description of a new method.

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Author(s): Claridge
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A note on the breeding of the Little Eagle Hieraeetus morphnoides and other raptors in the Mt Mugga Mugga area, ACT

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Author(s): David Mallinson, Penny Olsen and Jerry Olsen
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Sedentary Welcome Swallows Hirundo neoxena in the south-west of Western Australia.

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Author(s): Brown, Brown and Pessotto
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The incidence of albinism and melanism in Australian birds: a review of the literature.

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Author(s): Brendan Lepschi
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Computerised banding records: data storage, management and analysis.

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Author(s): Brian Foreman
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Recently bird banding data from several locations of long-term study have been stored into a computer program from a card system. The process of this new system, along with its advantages and problems, are presented.

BOOK REVIEW: Australian Cockatoos: experiences in the field and aviary

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Author(s): Hardy
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Survival of four species of passerine in Karri forests in southwestern Australia.

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Author(s): Brown, Brown and Russell
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Estimates for survival for four species of passerine resident in Karri forest near Manjimup, south- western Australia were made from recapture (to April 1988) of birds banded between 1976 and 1986. Mean annual survival rates of adults were calculated for Golden Whistlers (78%), White-browed Scrub-wrens (77%), White-breasted Robins (72%) and Red-winged Fairy-wrens (67%). For White-breasted […]

Seabird islands No. 202: Spences Reef, Furneaux Group, Tasmania

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Author(s): Brothers and Skira
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