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McCann, C. (1953). The winter food of the Blackbird in N.Z. Notornis, 5(6), 198-199.

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Blundell, M. J., & McKenzie, H. R.. (1963). Winter flocks of finches feeding on redroot. Notornis, 10(4), 182-183.

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Sibson, R. B. (1983). Winter flocking of Chaffinches in northern New Zealand. Notornis, 30(1), 70-72.

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Hursthouse, E. W. (1943). Winter feeding of birds. Notornis, 1(4), 35-36.

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Phillipps, W. J. (1947). Winter diving of gannets. Notornis, 2(3), 33-34.

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Muller, P. M. (1969). Wind and waders: Southland, January, 1969. Notornis, 16(2), 126-138.

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Horning, D. S. (1976). Wilson's Storm Petrel at Kaikoura. Notornis, 23(2), 119-119.

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Sagar, P. M., & Harrison, K. C.. (1984). Wilson's Phalaropes at Lake Ellesmere. Notornis, 31(4), 333-334.

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Moore, J. L., & Moore, M.. (1984). Wilson's Phalarope at Manawatu River estuary - a new bird for New Zealand. Notornis, 31(4), 330-333.

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Adams, G. P. (1971). Wildlife survey of the Moturoa Islands. Notornis, 18(1), 43-49.

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Fleming, C. A. (1947). Wild peafowl in Wanganui district. Notornis, 2(3), 36-36.

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Paul, S. J. W. (1956). Wild ducklings dropping from nest in tree. Notornis, 6(8), 245-246.

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Medway, D. G. (2002). Why were Providence petrels ( Pterodroma solandri ) nocturnal at Norfolk Island?. Notornis, 49(4), 268-270.

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Stahl, J. - C., & Sagar, P.. (2002). Why study the foraging patterns of non-breeding albatrosses?. Notornis, 49(3), 194-194.

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Williams, G. R. (1983). Why is the kiwi so called?. Notornis, 30(2), 108-108.

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Colbourne, R. (1981). Why is the kiwi so called?. Notornis, 28(3), 216-217.

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Sibson, R. B. (1980). Why is the Chatham Island Fantail penitus ?. Notornis, 27(1), 93-94.

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Harker, T. D., & Harker, R. F.. (2010). Why do birds stand on one leg? – A pilot study of exotic and native New Zealand birds. Notornis, 57(4), 173-177.

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Medway, D. G. (2009). Why did bellbirds (Anthornis m. melanura) return to New Plymouth, and why have they gone again?. Notornis, 56(1), 34-39.

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Sibson, R. B. (1954). White-winged Black Terns near Auckland. Notornis, 6(2), 43-47.

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Todd, K. V., & Lloyd, J.. (1980). White-winged Black Terns, Napier 1972. Notornis, 27(1), 91-92.

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McKenzie, H. R., & Sibson, R. B.. (1960). White-winged Black Terns in the Auckland province autumn 1960. Notornis, 9(2), 63-64.

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Harrisson, T. (1957). White-winged Black Terns in Borneo. Notornis, 7(5), 136-136.

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Fleming, C. A. (1955). White-winged Black Terns at Waikanae. Notornis, 6(3), 69-71.

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Andrew, I. G., & Bell, B. D.. (1960). White-winged Black Terns at Himatangi Beach and in Marlborough. Notornis, 8(7), 228-228.

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