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Notornis Vol 14 (3), September 1967

Notornis, 14 (3), 107-164

(1967)

Article Type: Notornis Full Journal Issue

Broad-billed roller in Southland

Notornis, 14 (2), 82-83

M. Barlow (1967)

Article Type: Short Note

Nature walkabout (by V. Serventy)

Notornis, 15 (1), 45-45

R.B. Sibson (1967)

Article Type: Book Review

Ecological observations on Stanley and Green Islands, Mercury group

Notornis, 14 (4), 182-200

A.C. Thoresen (1967)

Article Type: Paper

Birds of the Heaphy River area

Notornis, 14 (1), 31-33

R.J. Scarlett (1967)

Article Type: Paper

An Auckland Island rail

Notornis, 14 (3), 107-113

R.A. Falla (1967)

Article Type: Paper

Population studies of birds (by D. Lack)

Notornis, 14 (3), 162-163

G.R. Williams (1967)

Article Type: Book Review

Yellowhammer attacking its own reflection

Notornis, 14 (4), 225-225

P. Grant (1967)

Article Type: Short Note

Notornis Vol 14 (4), December 1967

Notornis, 14 (4), 167-228

(1967)

Article Type: Notornis Full Journal Issue

Sanderlings at Lake Waituna (Southland)

Notornis, 14 (2), 83-83

R.R. Sutton (1967)

Article Type: Short Note

Distribution of the McCormick skua (Catharacta maccormicki)

Notornis, 14 (4), 201-207

I.F. Spellerberg (1967)

Article Type: Paper

Pacific golden plovers at Lake Rerewhakaitu

Notornis, 14 (1), 33-33

R.W. Jackson (1967)

Article Type: Short Note

Sightings of Kermadec petrels at sea

Notornis, 14 (3), 113-113

J. Jenkins (1967)

Article Type: Short Note

A brief survey of Cuvier Island

Notornis, 14 (1), 3-8

A. Blackburn (1967)

Article Type: Paper

The present state of the vegetation on the island is recorded and the vigorous regeneration of the undergrowth since the extermination of goats and the exclusion of cattle is noted. Birds observed in June, 1966, and those recorded previously, are listed. The history of the eradication of goats, the exclusion of live stock, and the extermination of wild cats is summarised. The potential value of the island for the future is indicated.