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Notice – Storm wrecked sea birds

Notornis, 12 (4), 252-252

Department of Internal Affairs (1965)

Article Type: Article

Records of rare waders with reports on sightings of three species hitherto unknown in New Zealand

Notornis, 12 (2), 106-111

M.L. Barlow; W.J. Pengelly; R.W. Macdonald; D.V. Merton; N.B. Mackenzie; H.R. McKenzie; A. Blackburn; B.D. Bell; A. Wright (1965)

Article Type: Paper

A subspecific revision of the Australasian blue penguin (Eudyptula minor) in the New Zealand area (by F.C. Kinsky & R.A. Falla)

Notornis, 23 (3), 265-265

Anonymous (1965)

Article Type: Book Review

Plumage of black fantail

Notornis, 12 (3), 187-187

F.C. Kinsky (1965)

Article Type: Short Note

Fledging of silvereyes

Notornis, 12 (1), 52-52

A. Blackburn (1965)

Article Type: Short Note

Some notes on birds of the Fiji Islands

Notornis, 12 (3), 158-168

B. Morgan; J. Morgan (1965)

Article Type: Paper

Black-tailed godwits at Invercargill

Notornis, 12 (2), 106-106

M.L. Barlow (1965)

Article Type: Short Note

An inattentive blackbird

Notornis, 12 (1), 53-53

A. Blackburn (1965)

Article Type: Short Note

More New Zealand bird portraits (by M.F. Soper)

Notornis, 13 (2), 106-108

R.B. Sibson (1965)

Article Type: Book Review

Muttonbird islands diary

Notornis, 12 (4), 191-207

A. Blackburn (1965)

Article Type: Paper

This diary records a visit to nine islands, eight of them lying to the south and west of Stewart Island, during February and March 1965. The measure of success achieved in transferring saddleback and bush wren in September, 1964, to vermin-free islands is reported on, and an assessment made of the damage by rats on Big South Cape Island. The importance of Codfish Island is discussed, and the bird-life on seldom visited Bird Island described. In appendices are given the results of a census taken by the party, and compared with a census similarly taken in April, 1964; also lists of the birds recorded on the various islands, and compared, where applicable, with lists made by Dr. R. A. Falla in June, 1955, and May, 1956, and by B. D. Bell and party in April, 1961, and August, 1964.

Sea birds found dead in New Zealand in 1963

Notornis, 12 (3), 169-175

B.W. Boeson (1965)

Article Type: Paper

Beach Patrols during 1963 covered a total distance of 852 miles and produced 1535 birds (64 species). Species are tabulated by month of occurrence and by the coastal zones in which they were found. Unusual species include Eudyptes pachyrhynchus atratus, Procellaria cinerea, P. parkinsoni, P. westlandica, Pterodroma hypoleuca nigripennis, Oceanites oceanicus, Fregetta tropica (Campbell Island), Phaethon rubricauda, Sterna vittata bethunei (Campbell Island), and S. paradisaea.