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Emu Volume 60 Number 1 1960

Bird notes from the Carnarvon Ranges, Queensland

J. Warham

pp. 1-7

PDF (260 KB) - $25.00

Observations on the habits of bower-birds in captivity

H.L. Bell

pp. 8-10

PDF (63 KB)

Sea-bird log — Sydney to Cape Town and Panama to Sydney

J.D. Gibson

pp. 11-19

PDF (195 KB) - $25.00

Extinct Dromaius species

R.H. Green

pp. 19-19

PDF (23 KB)

Some notes on the Lewin Rail

M. Leicester

pp. 20-24

PDF (327 KB) - $25.00

Nests in termite mounds — and a query

N. Nash

pp. 24-24

PDF (21 KB)

Proceedings of the Annual Congress of the RAOU, 1959

G. Binns

pp. 25-33

PDF (181 KB) - $25.00

Brightly-coloured wren

J. Bradley

pp. 33-33

PDF (20 KB)

Report of Hon. General Secretary to the 1959 Congress

G. Binns

pp. 34-38

PDF (100 KB)

Square-tailed Kite at Coomboona, Vic.

G.W. Bedggood

pp. 38-38

PDF (19 KB)

Parrots of the genus Neophema in New South Wales

A R. McGill

pp. 39-46

PDF (272 KB) - $25.00

A note on the Powerful Owl

R. J. Edge

pp. 46-46

PDF (20 KB)

Some aspects of conservation in South Australia

B.C. and Condon H.T. Newland

pp. 47-49

PDF (62 KB)

Some erroneous and doubtful records for north-west Queensland

J. Liddy

pp. 50-52

PDF (54 KB)

Queensland collectors of the Godeffroy Museum

E. Mayr

pp. 52-52

PDF (19 KB)

Some further notes on the nesting of birds in termites' nests

F. Haverschmidt

pp. 53-54

PDF (43 KB)

Grey Falcon records from northern Victoria

V.T. Lowe

pp. 54-54

PDF (21 KB)

Notes on Tasmanian Birds I: Migration of the Tree Martin

B.C. Mollison

pp. 55-56

PDF (41 KB)

Comparison of Marsh-Sandpiper and Wood-Sandpiper

E.F. Boehm

pp. 56-56

PDF (21 KB)

Spur-winged and Masked Plover in south-western Australia

J. Ford

pp. 57-60

PDF (471 KB)

Hawks bathing

E.F. Boehm

pp. 60-60

PDF (14 KB)

The Spur-winged Plover in north Queensland

J. Warham

pp. 61-63

PDF (59 KB)

Nesting notes of the Mangrove Kingfisher

H.L. Bell

pp. 64-65

PDF (419 KB)

A sight record of the White-winged Black Tern in Victoria

P.A. and Lowe V.T. Bourke

pp. 65-66

PDF (419 KB)

Grey Thrush taking tree frog

J.N. Hobbs

pp. 66-67

PDF (419 KB)

Little Corella in southern South Australia

E.F. Boehm

pp. 67-68

PDF (419 KB)

A record of the Pectoral Sandpiper in Western Australia

D.L. Serventy

pp. 68-69

PDF (419 KB)

Observation on a Storm-Petrel

D.S. Stringfellow

pp. 69-69

PDF (419 KB)

Bill abnormality of a White-fronted Tern

K.G. Simpson

pp. 70-71

PDF (419 KB)

The Swamp Harrier in north-west Queensland

J. Liddy

pp. 71-71

PDF (419 KB)

Little Friar-bird in South Australia

E.F. Boehm

pp. 71-72

PDF (419 KB)

Letter-winged Kite record from the Murray Valley

V.T. Lowe

pp. 72-72

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News and Notes

pp. 73-73

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Reviews

pp. 74-74

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