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Brown booby in the Hauraki Gulf

Notornis, 5 (5), 165-165

P.A.S. Stein (1953)

Article Type: Paper

Introduction into New Zealand of the Australian blue wren in 1923

Notornis, 5 (3), 106-107

K.E. Westerskov (1953)

Article Type: Paper

Volume 5 (6), October 1953, cover and contents

Notornis, 5 (6), Cover & contents

(1953)

Article Type: Index

New Zealand wrens

Notornis, 5 (6), 196-196

I. Tily (1953)

Article Type: Short Note

Reactions of Diomedea exulans to other bird species

Notornis, 5 (4), 132-132

H.L. Secker (1953)

Article Type:

Notornis reported seen in 1910

Notornis, 5 (4), 128-128

W.A. Cumming (1953)

Article Type: Correction

Notes on habitat and behaviour of the rock wren subspecies Xenicus gilviventris rineyi Falla

Notornis, 5 (6), 186-188

T. Riney (1953)

Article Type: Paper

Stilts nesting at Ardmore, 1951-52

Notornis, 5 (4), 120-120

A.F. Stokes (1953)

Article Type: Short Note

Annual meeting; Annual report

Notornis, 5 (5), 134-138

Various (1953)

Article Type: Article

Notes on the immature plumages of Larus bulleri and L. novaehollandiae

Notornis, 5 (5), 166-167

J.M. Cunningham (1953)

Article Type: Paper

Ringed giant petrels

Notornis, 5 (6), 184-184

M.C. Downes (1953)

Article Type: Short Note

An oriental cuckoo in Northland

Notornis, 5 (6), 196-196

A.H. Watt (1953)

Article Type: Short Note

Description of a new form of New Zealand wren

Notornis, 5 (5), 142-143

R.A. Falla (1953)

Article Type: Paper

Classified notes

Notornis, 5 (4), 128-128

Editor (1953)

Article Type: Correction

Taxonomic status of the redpoll in N.Z.

Notornis, 5 (6), 189-191

K. Westerskov (1953)

Article Type: Paper

The redpolls introduced to New Zealand and now found commonly over most of the country, belong to the British subspecies, the lesser redpoll, Carduelis flammea cabaret. Thirty-six specimens from various parts of the Dominion have been examined. The names formerly used, Acanthis cabaret and Carduelis cabaret are not in accordance with the internationally accepted ornithological nomenclature and should be displaced by Carduelis flammea, or when subspecific determination is desired, by Carduelis flammea cabaret (P.L.S. Mull).