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Australian bird calls. Series Two: Western Australia, by John N. Hutchinson

Notornis, 26 (1), 104

L.B. McPherson (1979)

Article Type: Book Review

Available from author, Balingu 6253, Western Australia

White-faced heron nesting on South East Island, Chatham Islands

Notornis, 26 (4), 348

A. Wright (1979)

Article Type: Short Note

Notornis Vol 26 (1), March 1979

Notornis, 26 (1), 1-104

(1979)

Article Type: Notornis Full Journal Issue

An interesting band recovery

Notornis, 26 (1), 46

H.A. Robertson (1979)

Article Type: Short Note

Golden plovers settling on roofs

Notornis, 26 (2), 184

J.A.F. Jenkins; R.B. Sibson (1979)

Article Type: Short Note

Plate I – Auckland Islands banded dotterel

Notornis, 26 (3), 311

M.F. Soper (1979)

Article Type: Article

Breeding of the Chatham Island fantail

Notornis, 26 (4), 392-395

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

Article Type: Short Note

Establishment of a new gannetry

Notornis, 26 (1), 89-93

S. Reed (1979)

Article Type: Paper

Endangered birds – management techniques for preserving threatened species

Notornis, 26 (2), 211-212

R.H.D. Stidolph (1979)

Article Type: Book Review

Edited by Stanley R. Temple. 466 pp. University of Wisconsin Press. 1978.

Are birds strategists?

Notornis, 26 (3), 321

R.B. Sibson (1979)

Article Type: Letter

Letter to the Editor, 15 June 1979

Tuis flying with bills open

Notornis, 26 (1), 104

R. Stidolph (1979)

Article Type: Short Note

Homing behaviour in the yellow-eyed penguin

Notornis, 26 (3), 287-288

G.A. Tunnicliffe (1979)

Article Type: Short Note

The effect of storms on the breeding success of South Polar skuas at Cape Bird, Antarctica

Notornis, 26 (4), 349-352

P.H. Ensor (1979)

Article Type: Paper

Notornis Vol 26 (2), June 1979

Notornis, 26 (2), 105-212

(1979)

Article Type: Notornis Full Journal Issue

Notes on the behaviour of variable oystercatchers

Notornis, 26 (1), 47-52

A.B. Jones (1979)

Article Type: Short Note

The whiskered tern in New Zealand – first records

Notornis, 26 (2), 185-195

B.D. Heather; E.B. Jones (1979)

Article Type: Paper

The circumstances are given of the first recorded whiskered terns (Chlidonias hybridus) in New Zealand, at Lake Horowhenua, Levin in 1977 and 1978. Reasons are given why the birds were probably from Australia (C. h. javanicus). The field characters of the non-breeding adult plumage of the whiskered tern, black tern (C. niger), white-winged black tern (C. leucopterus) and black-fronted tern (C. albostriatus) are compared. The nomenclature of Mees (1977) is used, at species level.