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Sunbird Journal Volume 49

Home Research The Sunbird Sunbird Journal Volume 49

In July 2021 Birds Queensland published issue 1 of volume 49 of The Sunbird journal.

You can now read the full issue online.

Contents

  • Allan Briggs and Richard A. Noske
    The avifauna of Rockhampton revisited after 45 years: additions, deletions and a checklist covering 135 years – Read the article.
  • Andrew Ley and Chris Mitchell
    Additions to the avifauna of Diamantina National Park, Queensland – Read the article.
  • Jonathan T. Coleman, Stephen Macdonald & Ross McMillan
    Survival, movements and breeding success of Bush Stone-curlews – Read the article.
  • Andrew Ley
    The status of the White-fronted Honeyeater in central-western Queensland – Read the article.

We would be interested to hear your feedback on The Sunbird Vol 49, no 1 and comments can be emailed to the Secretary.<

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