Publications Archive - Page 237 of 261

The birds of the Motunau River mouth

Notornis, 6 (2), 40-42

D.E. Crockett (1954)

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Spur-winged Plover in Southland

Notornis, 5 (7), 207-207

O. Sansom (1954)

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Australian Pelicans in the Solomon Islands and New Hebrides

Notornis, 6 (1), 11-13

M. Laird (1954)

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Silvereyes as flesh-eaters

Notornis, 5 (7), 240-240

O.R. Cartwright (1954)

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Nesting of Southern Black-backed Gulls

Notornis, 6 (2), 42-42

A.R. Harris (1954)

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Some insect food of nestling Red-billed Gulls ( Larus novaehollandiae scopulinus )

Notornis, 5 (7), 208-209

L. Gurr (1954)

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Birds singing at night

Notornis, 6 (1), 13-13

B.A. Ellis; W.H. Rolston (1954)

Article Type: Short Note

Wet weather and stilts

Notornis, 5 (7), 240-240

J. Johnson (1954)

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White-winged Black Terns near Auckland

Notornis, 6 (2), 43-47

R.B. Sibson (1954)

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The breeding age of the Black-billed Gull: results of ringing

Notornis, 5 (7), 209-209

E.W. Dawson (1954)

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Ringing operations. Summary for the year ended March 31, 1954

Notornis, 6 (1), 14-18

P.C. Bull (1954)

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The Mahuki gannet colony

Notornis, 5 (8), 242-242

R.V. Roberts (1954)

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Three observations of fantails

Notornis, 6 (2), 47-48

J.M. Cunningham (1954)

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Further notes on the distribution of the myna

Notornis, 5 (7), 210-210

J.M. Cunningham (1954)

Article Type: Paper

A few additional records received or published up to mid 1953 show that the expansion is continuing in Auckland and the Bay of Plenty. No important change is noted from Rotorua, Manawatu-Taranaki, or Hawke’s Bay-East Cape, but there are still fewer left in the Wairarapa.