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Black-tailed godwits at Invercargill

Notornis, 12 (2), 106-106

M.L. Barlow (1965)

Article Type: Short Note

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

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

Notornis, 13 (2), 106-108

R.B. Sibson (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

Little egrets at Greymouth

Notornis, 11 (2), 135-135

P. Grant (1964)

Article Type: Short Note

Caspian terns in the lower Waikato

Notornis, 10 (8), 413-414

R.B. Sibson (1964)

Article Type: Short Note

Suspected common sandpiper near New Plymouth

Notornis, 12 (2), 107-108

W.J. Pengelly; R.W. Macdonald; D.V. Merton (1964)

Article Type: Short Note

A little whimbrel in Manukau Harbour

Notornis, 11 (2), 99-99

J. Urquhart; H.R. McKenzie (1964)

Article Type: Short Note

Sea birds found dead in New Zealand in 1962

Notornis, 10 (8), 404-411

B.W. Boeson (1964)

Article Type: Paper

Beach Patrols during 1962 covered a total distance of 731 miles and produced 1367 birds (55 species). Species are tabulated by month of occurrence and by the coastal zones in which they were found. Unusual species include Pygoscelis adeliae (first record), Pterodroma longirostris (third record), P. inexpectata, P. cooki, Procellaria cinerea, Puffinus pacificus (first record), Pelagodroma marina and Phoebetria palpebrata. The number of storm killed petrels was considerably less than in 1961.