The March edition of Birds New Zealand's acclaimed scientific journal 'Notornis' is now online. It includes new papers on the Birds of Te Araroa Trail – Aotearoa New Zealand’s long pathway; Aspects of the biology and ecology of variable oystercatchers on the east coast of North Auckland; Sightings and dispersal of black-billed gulls banded at North Canterbury, 1958–1974 and 1983; and Breeding seabird assemblage of Rapa, Austral Islands, Eastern Polynesia.
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