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Great skua mobbed by a grey-faced petrel

Notornis, 26 (1), 72

J. Jenkins (1979)

Article Type: Short Note

Small glossy cuckoos; names

Notornis, 26 (2), 208-210

R.B. Sibson (1979)

Article Type: Letter

Sharp-tailed sandpiper displays

Notornis, 26 (3), 319

M.D. Dennison (1979)

Article Type: Short Note

Plate II – Wandering tattler in non-breeding plumage at Rarotonga in July

Notornis, 26 (3), 315

M.F. Soper (1979)

Article Type: Article

Sounds of New Zealand birds, Vol. 8

Notornis, 26 (1), 103-104

C.A. Fleming (1979)

Article Type: Book Review

1977. McPherson Natural History Unit, P.O. Box 21083, Edgeware, Christchurch

Sight record of Egretta intermedia in New Zealand

Notornis, 26 (4), 330

J.H. Seddon; B.H. Seddon (1979)

Article Type: Short Note

White-faced herons on Chatham Island

Notornis, 26 (1), 46

A. Gordon (1979)

Article Type: Short Note

Notes on the ma’o (Gymnomyza samoensis), a rare Samoan honeyeater

Notornis, 26 (2), 181-184

R.I. Orenstein (1979)

Article Type: Short Note

Multiple clutches by welcome swallows in the Wairarapa

Notornis, 26 (3), 309-310

G. Crouchley; D. Crouchley (1979)

Article Type: Short Note

Observations on the Chatham Island pigeon in Cascades Gorge

Notornis, 26 (4), 390-392

R. Morris (1979)

Article Type: Short Note

Feeding and roosting behaviour of some waders at Farewell Spit

Notornis, 26 (1), 73-88

H.A. Robertson; M.D. Dennison (1979)

Article Type: Paper

The feeding and roosting of the banded dotterel (Charadrius bicinctus), turnstone (Arenaria interpres), eastern golden plover (Pluvialis dominica fulva) and far-eastern curlew (Numenius madagascariensis) were studied for six days on Farewell Spit. Five habitat zones are defined and the use of these zones by the four species and their behaviour in them are given.