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FOREWORDS MAP OF TOP END MAP OF DARWIN AND HINTERLAND PLATE LIST DEDICATION ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTION USING THIS CONTENTS OF THE TEXT ABORIGINAL LANGUAGE/ IN FORMATION WHEN TO WATCH BIRDS WHERE TO WATCH BIRDS ATTRACTING BIRDS TO YOUR GARDEN CONSERVATION BIRDWATCHING TOURISM SAFETY BIRD FIRST AID EVOLUTION OF BIRDS AUSTRALIAN BIRDS BIRD PHSYIOLOGY PARTS OF THE BIRD PLATES (28 separate plates)
FIELDGUIDE Emu Scrubfowl Quail Geese and Ducks Grebes Petrels and Shearwaters Booby Darter Cormorants Pelican Frigatebirds Herons and Egrets Ibis and Spoonbills Stork Diurnal Birds of Prey Cranes Crakes, Rails and Moorhens Bustard Button-quails Sandpipers Snipe, Painted Jacana Stone-curlew Oyster-catcher Stilt and Avocet Plovers Pratincoles Gulls and Terns Pigeons and Doves Cockatoos and Parrots Owls and Allies Swift Kingfishers, Bee-eaters and Rollers Perching birds True Songbirds
FURTHER READING INDEX OF SCIENTIFIC NAMES INDEX OF COMMON NAMES
PLATE LIST 01. Brolga, emu, crane, bustard, stork, Great-billed heron 02. Quail and button-quail 03. Ducks and magpie-goose 04. Tube-nosed seabirds, cormorants, grebes 05. Herons, ibis 06. Accipitrid birds of prey 07. Accipitrids and falcons 08. Crakes and rails 09. Wading-birds 10. Wading-birds 11. Snipe, stone-curlew, oyster-catchers, pratincoles, wading-birds 12. Gulls and terns 13. Pigeons, doves and pitta 14. Cockatoos and parrots 15. Cuckoos 16. Owl and allies 17. Kingfishers and allies 18. Fairy-wrens and grasswrens 19. Weebill, gerygones, pardalotes and mistletoebird 20. Friarbirds, honeyeaters and chats 21. Honeyeaters 22. Robins, whistlers and shrike-tit 23. Flycatchers and fantails 24. Orioles, figbird, treecreeper, sh ri ke-th rushes, apostle-bird, babbler and bowerbird 25. Trillers, cuckoo-shrikes, cicadabird and butcherbirds 26. Martins, swallows, swifts and woodswallows 27. Finches 28. Cisticolas, grassbirds, wagtails, larks and pipit |
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