MU03047When DNA throws a spanner in the taxonomic works: testing for monophyly in the Dusky-capped Flycatcher, Myiarchus tuberculifer, and its South American subspecies, M. t. atriceps

Leo Joseph and Thomas Wilke

pp. 197-204

MU03047 Abstract

MU03062Establishment of a colony of Common Diving Petrels (Pelecanoides urinatrix) by chick transfers and acoustic attraction

Colin M. Miskelly and Graeme A. Taylor

pp. 205-211

MU03062 Abstract

MU03029The breeding biology of the White-faced Storm Petrel (Pelagodroma marina) on Mud Islands, Port Phillip Bay, Victoria

Megan Underwood and Ashley Bunce

pp. 213-220

MU03029 Abstract

MU03037Breeding biology of the Atlantic Petrel, Pterodroma incerta, and a population estimate of this and other burrowing petrels on Gough Island, South Atlantic Ocean

Richard Cuthbert

pp. 221-228

MU03037 Abstract

MU03022Habitat selection of the Western Yellow Robin (Eopsaltria griseogularis) in a Wandoo woodland, Western Australia

Jarrad A. Cousin

pp. 229-234

MU03022 Abstract

MU03038Habitat use and foraging behaviour of Mohua (Mohoua ochrocephala) in the podocarp forest of Ulva Island, New Zealand

Steffen Oppel and Brent M. Beaven

pp. 235-240

MU03038 Abstract

MU03056Microhabitat selection by Kelp Gulls, Larus dominicanus, in Patagonia, Argentina

Pablo García-Borboroglu and Pablo Yorio

pp. 241-249

MU03056 Abstract

MU02046Long-term persistence of the Australian Magpie, Gymnorhina tibicen, in Kings Park, Perth

Peter Wood and Harry F. Recher

pp. 251-259

MU02046 Abstract

MU04035Determining the sex of Little Penguins (Eudyptula minor) in northern Bass Strait using morphometric measurements

J. P. Y. Arnould, P. Dann and J. M. Cullen

pp. 261-265

MU04035 Abstract

MU03033A study of the species-confidence hypothesis with Spiny-cheeked Honeyeaters (Acanthagenys rufogularis)

Molly L. Gould, Lauri Green, Brie Altenau and Daniel T. Blumstein

pp. 267-271

MU03033 Abstract

MU03051The singing behaviour of the Noisy Scrub-bird, Atrichornis clamosus: congeneric comparisons and the feasibility of using individual variation in song as a census tool

Dean J. Portelli

pp. 273-281

MU03051 Abstract

MU03020Abundance patterns across months and locations, and their differences between migrant and resident landbirds in lowland subtropical eucalypt forest

Debbie Farmer, Carla P. Catterall and Scott D. Piper

pp. 283-296

MU03020 Abstract  | MU03020PDF (360 KB)

MU04904D. L. Serventy Medal 2004: Citation – Andrew Cockburn

Penny Olsen

pp. 297-298

MU04904PDF (100 KB)

MUv104n3_BR1 Shorebirds of the Yellow Sea: Importance, Threats and Conservation Status by M. Barter

Phil Battley

pp. 299-299

MUv104n3_BR1 Abstract  | MUv104n3_BR1Book Review (107 KB)

MUv104n3_BR2 Seabird Atlas of South-eastern Australian Waters by Tim A. Reid, Mark A. Hindell, David W. Eades and Mike Newman

Philip Moors

pp. 299-300

MUv104n3_BR2 Abstract  | MUv104n3_BR2Book Review (107 KB)

MUv104n3_BR3 Penguins by Lloyd Spencer Davis and Martin Renner

Barbara Wienecke

pp. 300-301

MUv104n3_BR3 Abstract  | MUv104n3_BR3Book Review (107 KB)

MUv104n3_BR4 The Birds of Groote Eylandt by Richard Noske and Graham Brennan

Donald C. Franklin

pp. 301-302

MUv104n3_BR4 Abstract  | MUv104n3_BR4Book Review (107 KB)

MUv104n3_BR5 Whose Bird? Men and Women Commemorated in the Common Names of Birds by Bo Beolens and Michael Watkins

Clifford B. Frith

pp. 302-303

MUv104n3_BR5 Abstract  | MUv104n3_BR5Book Review (107 KB)

MUv104n3_BR6 The Whooper Swan by Mark Brazil

Clifford B. Frith

pp. 303-304

MUv104n3_BR6 Abstract  | MUv104n3_BR6Book Review (107 KB)