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Volume 16 (1), March 1969, cover and contents

Notornis, 16 (1), Cover & contents

(1969)

Article Type: Index

Nankeen kestrels in New Zealand

Notornis, 16 (4), 288-298

A.T. Edgar; P. Grant (1969)

Article Type: Paper

Occurrences of the nankeen kestrel in New Zealand are listed; field notes on kestrels seen in 1969 are given in some detail.

Hook grass kills silvereyes

Notornis, 16 (2), 144-145

W. Merilees (1969)

Article Type: Short Note

Notornis Vol 16 (2), June 1969

Notornis, 16 (2), 71-160

(1969)

Article Type: Full Journal Issue

Volume 16 (2), June 1969, cover and contents

Notornis, 16 (2), Cover & contents

(1969)

Article Type: Index

Banding recovery – red-tailed tropic bird

Notornis, 16 (3), 211-211

J. Jenkins; C.J.R. Robertson (1969)

Article Type: Short Note

Glossy ibis in Central Otago

Notornis, 16 (1), 62-62

P. Child (1969)

Article Type: Short Note

Letter [Rats and moa extinction]

Notornis, 16 (4), 299-300

R. Scarlett (1969)

Article Type: Letter

The future of ornithology in New Zealand

Notornis, 16 (3), 206-209

J. Hamel (1969)

Article Type: Paper

Breeding biology of rifleman at Dunedin

Notornis, 16 (1), 5-22

R.S. Gray (1969)

Article Type: Paper

Nest boxes were used to study the nesting cycle of rifleman (Acanthisitta chloris) in second-growth bush near Dunedin city. During three nesting seasons, two to five territories were studied. It was found that the incubation period was 20–21 days; the nestling period was about 24 days; there was an interval of about 48 hours between successive eggs of a clutch; and clutches known to be complete varied from 2–4 eggs.