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Seabird Islands No. 88: Wattle Island, Wilsons Promontory, Victoria.

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Author(s): Norman, Brown, Deerson, Robertson
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Seabird Islands No. 87: Rabbit Rock, Wilsons Promontory, Victoria.

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Author(s): Harris, Deerson
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Seabird Islands No. 86: Rabbit Island, Wilsons Promontory, Victoria.

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Author(s): Norman, Harris, Brown, Deerson
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Seabird Islands No. 85: Rag Island, Seal Islands Group, Victoria.

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Author(s): Harris, Deerson
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Seabird Islands No. 84: Cliffy Island, Seal Islands Group, Victoria.

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Author(s): Harris, Deerson
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Seabird Islands No. 83: Notch Island, Seal Islands Group, Victoria

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Author(s): Harris, Deerson
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Seabird Islands No. 82: Seal Island, Seal Islands Group, Victoria

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Author(s): Harris, Deerson
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Seabird Islands No. 81: The Skerries Rocks, Victoria

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Author(s): Barton
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Seabird Islands No. 80: Tullaberga Island, Victoria

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Author(s): Harris, Brown, Deerson
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Facial colour as a sex difference in the Black-capped (Varied) Sitella.

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Author(s): Boles
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Birds of Maclennan Cay, Great Barrier Reef

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Author(s): Limpus
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Alleviating the impact of human disturbance on the breeding Peregrine Falcon II. Public and recreational lands

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Author(s): Olsen
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Some potential sources of breeding disruption to Peregrine Falcons are outlined. Though adequate legislation exists and there are many opportunities to protect eyries, little is being done at present. Research, education and planning can help to minimise disruption.