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Magpies at Marakopa

Notornis, 6 (4), 131-131

R.E.W. Fordham (1955)

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Membership of the Society

Notornis, 6 (6), 161-161

H.R. McKenzie (1955)

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Notes on two rare petrels ( H. caerulea and Pt. brevirostris )

Notornis, 6 (4), 115-117

J.C. Davenport; R.B. Sibson (1955)

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A breeding record of the kiwi in North Auckland

Notornis, 6 (5), 150-152

E.G. Turbott; G.C. Wightman (1955)

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The birds of the Chatham Islands 1954 expedition

Notornis, 6 (3), 78-82 & 4 plates

E.W. Dawson (1955)

Article Type: Paper

Fairy prion, sharp-tailed sandpiper [photos only]

Notornis, 6 (5), 141-141

D.A. Urquhart (1955)

Article Type: Article

A new bird for New Zealand; gull-billed terns (Gelochelidon nilotica) near Invercargill

Notornis, 6 (6), 163-164

H.R. McKenzie (1955)

Article Type: Paper

White heron (Egretta alba) at New Plymouth

Notornis, 6 (4), 117-117

D. Medway (1955)

Article Type: Short Note

Notes on the Hen and Chickens Islands

Notornis, 6 (5), 152-157

B.S. Chambers; S. Chambers; R.B. Sibson (1955)

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Notornis Vol 6 (3), January 1955

Notornis, 6 (3), 57-108

(1955)

Article Type: Notornis Full Journal Issue

Obituary – Rev. F.H. Robertson

Notornis, 6 (5), 144-145

K. Wodzicki (1955)

Article Type: Obituary

Takahe research 1954-1955 season: a summary

Notornis, 6 (6), 164-166

J.G. Kennedy (1955)

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Brown Booby in the Hauraki Gulf

Notornis, 6 (5), 157-159

P.A.S. Stein (1955)

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Notornis Vol 6 (4), April 1955

Notornis, 6 (4), 109-132

(1955)

Article Type: Notornis Full Journal Issue

Sharp-tailed (Siberian Pectoral) Sandpiper near Invercargill in May

Notornis, 6 (6), 178-179

R.B. Sibson; D.A. Urquhart (1955)

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Waders on Ahuriri Lagoon, Napier

Notornis, 6 (5), 145-150

D.H. Brathwaite (1955)

Article Type: Paper

During five years (1950–55) seventeen species of waders have been recorded on Ahuriri Lagoon, evidence has been obtained for the occurrence of an eighteenth, probably since the earthquake, and there are literary records of two or three others in the last century. The records include the first New Zealand record of the black-fronted dotterel, the second of the least sandpiper, and what is presumably the fourth of the Japanese snipe. It is to be hoped that projected development on the lagoon do not result in such changes that this interesting and attractive group of birds will cease visiting Napier.