Notornis, 6 (1), 20-21
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Land birds at sea
Notornis, 5 (8), 248-248
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Two Black-fronted Tern incidents
Notornis, 6 (2), 54-54
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Notornis Vol 5 (8), April 1954
Notornis, 5 (8), 241-256
Article Type: Notornis Full Journal Issue
New Zealand nesting of the White-faced Heron
Notornis, 6 (1), 22-24
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Banded Dotterel and other waders wintering near Dunedin
Notornis, 5 (8), 249-250
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The Myna in the Rotorua-Taupo district
Notornis, 5 (8), 253-253
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Notornis Vol 6 (1), July 1954
Notornis, 6 (1), 1-28
Article Type: Notornis Full Journal Issue
Index: Volume 5, 1952–54
Notornis, 5 (index), 1-7
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A Kea’s nest
Notornis, 6 (1), 24-25
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Banded Rail nesting in Auckland suburb
Notornis, 6 (1), 1-1
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Notornis Vol 6 (2), October 1954
Notornis, 6 (2), 29-56
Article Type: Notornis Full Journal Issue
White Heron robbing Pied Shag
Notornis, 5 (7), 210-210
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Royal albatross A99. (Diomedea epomophora epomophora.)
Notornis, 6 (1), 25-27
Article Type: Paper
Welcome Swallow at Stewart Island
Notornis, 5 (7), 205-205
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Albino Kokako near Paeroa
Notornis, 6 (1), 5-5
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Linnets reported seen in Dunedin
Notornis, 6 (2), 54-54
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Bellbirds in Wellington City
Notornis, 5 (7), 239-239
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Status of godwit in New Zealand
Notornis, 6 (2), 30-39
Article Type: Paper
A preliminary investigation of the status of the godwit in New Zealand suggests that its summer population here does not exceed 200,000. The indications are that its migratory route to and from Siberia and New Zealand are in a much more direct, north to south, movement than has been usually accepted and is not by way of the Malay Peninsula. Considerably more field work is required to make a more accurate assessment of the numbers of godwit in New Zealand.
Three Shining Cuckoos fed by one Grey Warbler
Notornis, 5 (7), 207-207
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