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Presentation to H.M.N.Z.S. Lachlan

Notornis, 13 (4), 222-222

R.B. Sibson (1966)

Article Type: Article

Pectoral sandpipers in Hawke’s Bay

Notornis, 13 (3), 171-172

R.B. Sibson (1966)

Article Type: Short Note

Feeding stations and food of North Island saddleback in May

Notornis, 13 (1), 7-11

I.A.E. Atkinson (1966)

Article Type: Paper

“Paddling” in red-billed and black-billed gulls

Notornis, 13 (2), 97-97

D.G. Dawson (1966)

Article Type: Short Note

Volume 13 (3), September 1966, cover and contents

Notornis, 13 (3), Cover & contents

(1966)

Article Type: Index

Notes on breeding behaviour of the North Island saddleback

Notornis, 13 (4), 185-188

A. Blackburn (1966)

Article Type: Paper

Canterbury Museum Expedition to Dusky Sound (1965)

Notornis, 13 (2), 90-93

J. Hall-Jones (1966)

Article Type: Paper

Pukeko diet

Notornis, 13 (4), 222-222

M.E. Fitzgerald (1966)

Article Type: Letter

Foods and feeding behaviour of some forest birds on Hen Island in May

Notornis, 13 (4), 179-184

D.V. Merton (1966)

Article Type: Paper

Strong homing instinct in a spotless crake

Notornis, 13 (1), 11-11

J. Kendrick (1966)

Article Type: Short Note

Birds of the Atlantic Islands, Vol. II (by D.A. Bannerman)

Notornis, 13 (2), 108-109

R.B. Sibson (1966)

Article Type: Book Review

A note on the food of New Zealand gannets

Notornis, 13 (2), 98-99

K. Wodzicki; J. Moreland (1966)

Article Type: Paper

Instructions to young ornithologists IV; sea-birds (by M.E. Gillham)

Notornis, 13 (3), 172-173

K. Wodzicki (1966)

Article Type: Book Review

Some further observations on the nesting of the North Island fantail

Notornis, 13 (4), 189-196

A. Blackburn (1966)

Article Type: Paper

A record of the nesting sequence of two pairs of N.I. fantails (Rhipidura fuliginosa placabilis) is given, seven nests being built by one pair, and six by the other. The effects of weather conditions on nesting, and of clutch size on the fledging period, are further discussed. The inhibiting effect of cold weather on nest-building and laying is demonstrated.