Notornis, 25 (1), 91-94
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Breeding of the Australian Little Grebe
Notornis, 25 (3), 251-252
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Notornis. Volume 25 (2), June 1978 – Cover & Contents
Notornis, 25 (2), 1-3 (Cover & Contents)
Article Type: Index
Australian Pelicans in Canterbury
Notornis, 25 (4), 353-354
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Talon-grappling by New Zealand Falcons and Australasian Harriers
Notornis, 25 (2), 160-162
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Biological observations from Black Island, Antarctica
Notornis, 25 (2), 150-153
Article Type: Short Note
Yellowhead not entirely insectivorous
Notornis, 25 (3), 252-253
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Deformed feet of Spur-winged Plovers and Pied Stilt in Southland sheep country
Notornis, 25 (2), 150-150
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AN ANALYSIS OF NANKEEN KESTREL PELLETS
Notornis, 25 (1), 94-95
Article Type: Short Note
Welcome Swallow in mid Tasman Sea
Notornis, 25 (3), 212-212
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Banded dotterel at the Auckland Islands: description of a new sub-species
Notornis, 25 (2), 101-108
Article Type: Paper
Asiatic Whimbrel catching crabs
Notornis, 25 (4), 355-355
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Spur-winged Plover: Broadlands
Notornis, 25 (2), 162-162
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New nesting site for Little Black Shag
Notornis, 25 (2), 153-154
Article Type: Short Note
OSNZ News Volume 9 – a Supplement to Notornis Volume 25 (4), December 1978
OSNZ News, 9 (),
Article Type: Magazine
Common Sandpiper in Manukau Harbour
Notornis, 25 (3), 253-254
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Biological observations from Black Island, Antarctica
Notornis, 25 (2), 150-153
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BANDED DOTTERELS ON THE VILLAGE GREEN
Notornis, 25 (1), 95-96
Article Type: Short Note
Incubation temperatures of the North Island Brown Kiwi ( Apteryx australis mantelli )
Notornis, 25 (3), 213-217
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Observations on the naturalised distribution of the Red-vented bulbul in the Pacific, with special reference to the Fiji Islands
Notornis, 25 (2), 109-117
Article Type: Paper
The present and past naturalized distribution of the Red-vented Bulbul, Pycnonotus cafer, in the Pacific is described. The species was first recorded in Fiji at the turn of the century and probably arrived with indentured Indian labour. Its restricted distribution in the Fiji lslands coincides with that of several weed species which constitute its main food supply and probably limit its spread.