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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

Golfing gulls

Notornis, 25 (4), 352-352

W.M. Jukes (1978)

Article Type: Short Note

New Zealand dotterel banding report number one

Notornis, 25 (3), 186-194

H.R. McKenzie (1978)

Article Type: Paper

Eighty-six New Zealand dotterel (Charadrius obscurus) have been individually banded with metal and colour bands between 1950 and 1977 in the Auckland district. Subsequent sightings of banded birds show that some move considerably within a limited range and that others are fairly sedentary. The recovery history of the most interesting cases is given in outline. The oldest-known bird, a male, is over 26 years. A female was recorded breeding within her first year.

Seabird observations between New Zealand and Fiji

Notornis, 25 (4), 291-298

T.G. Lovegrove (1978)

Article Type: Paper

Seabirds seen during a yacht voyage from Auckland, New Zealand, to Lautoka, Fiji, between 30 April and 7 May 1977, and during the return voyage to Whangarei between 22 May and 1 June are listed. Field characters of Pterodromas and storm petrels are illustrated.

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