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1.	Another piece in an Australian ornithological puzzle – a second Night Parrot is found dead in Queensland Emu 109(3) Andrew McDougall, Gary Porter, Maree Mostert, Robert Cupitt, Sue Cupitt, Leo Joseph, Stephen Murphy, Heather Janetzki, Adrian Gallagher and Allan Burbidge Published 8 September 2009
2.	Australian research on bird pests: impact, management and future directions Emu 102(1) Mary Bomford and Ron Sinclair Published 22 April 2002
3.	Nesting, foraging and aggression of Noisy Miners relative to road edges in an extensive Queensland forest Emu 109(1) Martine Maron Published 10 March 2009
4.	Towards a set of priorities for bird conservation and research in Australia: the perceptions of ornithologists Emu 109(1) Kelly K. Miller and Michael A. Weston Published 10 March 2009
5.	Where exactly do ground-foraging woodland birds forage? Foraging sites and microhabitat selection in temperate woodlands of southern Australia Emu 108(3) Mark J. Antos, Andrew F. Bennett and John G. White Published 2 September 2008
6.	The use and misuse of the coefficient of variation in analysing geographical variation in birds Emu 76(1) DD Dow Published 1 March 1976
7.	Dispersal of the environmental weed Bridal Creeper, Asparagus asparagoides, by Silvereyes, Zosterops lateralis, in south-western Australia Emu 101(1) C. D. Stansbury Published 4 April 2001
8.	Do observer differences in bird detection affect inferences from large-scale ecological studies? Emu 109(2) David B. Lindenmayer, Jeff T. Wood and Christopher MacGregor Published 10 June 2009
9.	*The vegetation requirements of Superb Fairy-wrens (Malurus cyaneus) in non-urban edge and urbanised habitats* Emu 108(4) Holly Parsons, Kristine French and Richard E. Major Published 9 December 2008
10.	A new audio-visual technique for effectively monitoring nest predation and the behaviour of nesting birds Emu 109(1) Diane Colombelli-Négrel, Jeremy Robertson and Sonia Kleindorfer Published 10 March 2009
11.	Establishment of a colony of Common Diving Petrels (Pelecanoides urinatrix) by chick transfers and acoustic attraction Emu 104(3) Colin M. Miskelly and Graeme A. Taylor Published 29 September 2004
12.	*Subspeciation in the Short-tailed Grasswren (Amytornis merrotsyi, Maluridae)* Emu 108(4) Les Christidis, Philippa Horton and Janette A. Norman Published 9 December 2008
13.	*The Night Parrot (Pezoporus occidentalis) in northern Western Australia: a recent sighting from the Pilbara region* Emu 108(3) Robert A. Davis and Brenden M. Metcalf Published 2 September 2008
14.	Valuing coastal habitats: predicting high-tide roosts of non-breeding migratory shorebirds from landscape composition Emu 109(2) Yuri Zharikov and David A. Milton Published 10 June 2009
15.	*Do Palm Cockatoos (Probosciger aterrimus) have long enough lifespans to support their low reproductive success?* Emu 109(3) Robert Heinsohn, Tanya Zeriga, Stephen Murphy, Paul Igag, Sarah Legge and Andrew L. Mack Published 8 September 2009
16.	Does the presence of grevilleas and eucalypts in urban gardens influence the distribution and foraging ecology of Noisy Miners? Emu 109(2) Lisa C. Ashley, Richard E. Major and Charlotte E. Taylor Published 10 June 2009
17.	The Ecology of the Common Myna in Urban Nature Reserves in the Australian Capital Territory Emu 97(2) A.S. Pell and C.R. Tidemann Published 9 July 2001
18.	*Use of nest-boxes by the Zebra Finch (Taeniopygia guttata): implications for reproductive success and research* Emu 108(4) Simon C. Griffith, Sarah R. Pryke and Mylene Mariette Published 9 December 2008
19.	*A survey of Fairy Tern (Sterna nereis) breeding colonies in the Southern Lagoon, New Caledonia* Emu 109(1) Marleen Baling, Darryl Jeffries, Nicolas Barré and Dianne H. Brunton Published 10 March 2009
20.	The Australo-Papuan bird migration system: another consequence of Wallace's Line Emu 104(2) Hugh Dingle Published 23 June 2004