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. (2021). Breeding ecology of a translocated population of great spotted kiwi (Apteryx haastii). Notornis, 68(2), 131-146.
Full article (1.72 MB). (2021). Breeding petrels of northern and central Fiordland, with a summary of petrel populations for the Fiordland region. Notornis, 68(3), 194-207.
Full article (2.05 MB). (2021). Clutch sizes and hatching success of Canada geese nesting in Canterbury, New Zealand. Notornis, 68(1), 13-25.
Full article (642.08 KB). (2021). Clutch sizes and hatching success of Canada geese nesting in Canterbury, New Zealand. Notornis, 68(1), 13-25.
Full article (642.08 KB). (2021). Common starling (Sturnus vulgaris) laying dates, 1970–2019, have not changed in New Zealand, in contrast to those in Denmark. Notornis, 68(2), 161-165.
Short Note (926.48 KB). (2021). Common starling (Sturnus vulgaris) laying dates, 1970–2019, have not changed in New Zealand, in contrast to those in Denmark. Notornis, 68(2), 161-165.
Short Note (926.48 KB). (2021). Decline in common mynas (Acridotheres tristis) between 1971 and 2019 in central Auckland, New Zealand. Notornis, 68(3), 239-244.
Short Note (516.76 KB). (2021). First description of the egg of the enigmatic pied cuckoo-dove, with a literature review on the breeding biology of the congeneric crested and great cuckoo-dove. Notornis, 68(1), 89-91.
Short Note (455.85 KB). (2021). The food and foraging of Collocalia and Aerodramus swiftlets: a review. Notornis, 68(1), 26-36.
Full article (319.67 KB). (2021). Individual long-distance migrant Chrysococcyx cuckoos repeat carbon and nitrogen stable isotope ratios after moulting in non-breeding range on successive migrations. Notornis, 68(1), 65-71.
Short Note (518.95 KB). (2021). Longevity records for Chatham Island pigeon (Hemiphaga chathamensis) and New Zealand pigeon (H. novaeseelandiae). Notornis, 68(1), 86-88.
Short Note (196.97 KB). (2021). Measuring conservation status in New Zealand birds: re-evaluating banded dotterel and black-fronted tern as case studies. Notornis, 68(2), 147-160.
Full article (763.24 KB). (2021). Measuring conservation status in New Zealand birds: re-evaluating banded dotterel and black-fronted tern as case studies. Notornis, 68(2), 147-160.
Full article (763.24 KB). (2021). Northward expansion of the non-breeding range of Otago shag (Leucocarbo chalconotus) along the Canterbury coast towards Banks Peninsula, eastern South Island, New Zealand. Notornis, 68(2), 166-169.
Short Note (838.29 KB). (2021). Vessel survey observations confirm wintering dispersion of northern giant-petrel (Macronectes halli) juveniles in southern-central Perú; what is their origin?. Notornis, 68(1), 76-85.
Short Note (473.33 KB) Full Article (1.85 MB) Short Note (1.32 MB). (2020). Changes in the number and distribution of northern New Zealand dotterels (Charadrius obscurus aquilonius): results of four censuses undertaken between 1989 and 2011. Notornis, 67(4), 717-728.
Full article (1.41 MB). (2020). Changes in the number and distribution of northern New Zealand dotterels (Charadrius obscurus aquilonius): results of four censuses undertaken between 1989 and 2011. Notornis, 67(4), 717-728.
Full article (1.41 MB). (2020). A comparison of spring (November), summer (February), and winter (June) wader counts from Farewell Spit, 1998–2019. Notornis, 67(4), 635-642.
Full article (715.85 KB). (2020). Displaced by riverbed flooding; quantifying numbers and distribution of refugee wrybill (Anarhynchus frontalis) on Canterbury coastal wetlands in October–November 2013. Notornis, 67(4), 765-771.
Full article (1.73 MB) Full article (1.71 MB) Full article (1.71 MB). (2020). Eggs salvaged from an abandoned black-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony on the Ashley/Rakahuri River, North Canterbury. Notornis, 67(3), 583-585.
Short Note (579.96 KB). (2020). Endemic is good, introduced is boring? Biases in bird reporting rates at the Auckland Islands. Notornis, 67(1), 431-434.
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