AiiPHIBIA.NS AfJD REPTILES; PREDATORS AilD PREYAMPHIBIANS AND BIRDSby Willian-L E. CookColumbia Greene Community CollegeBIBLIOGRAPHY OF HERPETOLOG ICAL REFERENCESIN AUSTRALIAN ORNITHOLOGICAL JOURNALS r-sT^^^TViY)by Glenn M. Shea <cC^\-\"\ 1University of Sydney ^
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- 1 -Despite being ornithological journals, The Emu, the Australian BirdBander, the Australian Bird Watcher, Birds, Australian Birds, Corelia,the South Australian Ornithologist and the Sunbird all contain numerousvaluable observations on reptiles an(i frogs. These are mostly hjildenamongst orni thologic:al observations, and are, for the most part,inacessible to herpetologists by normal data-retrieval methods. Threespecies indices have been published to the Emu, covering volumes to 1960(Wells, 1922; McGiU, 1953, 1962) and one to the South AustralianOrnithologist (Condon et a_l. , 1975), covering volumes to 197L, but thoseonly covered birds. Individual volume indices to the other journals aresimilarly restricted in scope. The following bibliography included mostof the herpetological citations in these eight Journals to the en<i of1985. Publication details of each journal are given in Table I. Ingeneral, I have excluded those papers that note only "lizards", "snakes"or "reptiles" at a particular mainland locality (although such data onislands is included), that only cite a previously published reference toreptiles (although citations from newspaper articles are included) orthat are only supposition (e.g., the fre<iuent suggestion that goannas areprobably a major predator)
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In the cross-indices, I have attempted, where possible, to identifythe reptile and amphibian species involved on the basis of the commonnames or descriptions originally used. Such identifications, other thanmere updates in nomenclature, are in square parentheses. Reptile andamphibian nomenclature in general follows Cogger (1986), with scmcidgeneric taxonomy following Greer (1979), while bird nomenclature followsSchodde et al_. (1977). The terras tortoises and turtles refer tofreshwater and sea turtles respectively. References to diet etc. , thatmerely state the inclusion of reptiles, snakes or lizards without furtherdetails are separated from more specific references by parentheses.REFERENCES1. Abbott, I. 1978. Seabird Islands No. 55 Breaksea Island, King GeorgeSound, Western Australia. Corelia 2: 24-25.2. Abbott, I. 1978. Seabird Islands No. 56 Michaelmas Island, KingGeorge Sound, Western Australia. Corelia 2: 26-27.3. Abbott, I. 1978. Seabird Islands No. 58 Seal Island, King GeorgeSound, Western Australia. Corelia 2: 30-31.4. Abbott, I. 1978. Seabird Islands No. 59 Mistaken Island, King GeorgeSound, Western Australia. Corelia 2: 32-33.5. Abbott, I. 1978. Seabird Islands No. 63 Lancelin Island, WesternAustralia. Corelia 2: 40-42.6. Abbott, I. 1981. Seabird Islands No. 106 Mondrain Island, Archipelagoof the Recherche, Western Australia. Corelia 5: 60-61.7. .Abbott, I. 1981. Seabird Islands No. 108 Bald Island, WesternAustralia. Corelia 5: 64-65.8. Abbott, I. 1981. Seabird Islands No. 110 Sandy Island, WesternAustralia. Corelia 5: 69-70.9. Abbott, I. 1982. Birds recorded on 22 tropical islands of WesternAustralia. Corelia 6: 119-122.10. Alexander, W.B. 1922. Notes on the fauna of King Island from thelogbooks of the "Lady Nelson". Emu 21: 318-319.11. Alexander, W.B. 1923. A week on the upper Barcoo, central Queensland.Emu 23: 82-95.12. Alexander, W.B. 1924. Sonnerat's voyage to New Guinea. Emu 23:299-305.13. Alexander, W.B. 1926. Notes on a visit to north Queensland. Emu 25:245-260.14. Anon. 1904. Bird "charmed" by snake. Emu 3: 241.15. Anon. 1908. Reviews. Emu 7: 201-205.16. Anon. 1912. Working excursion and camp-out. Emu 11: 162-166.17. Anon. 1914. Order Picariae, Sub-order Halcyones, Family Aloedinidae,
Genus Dacolo, Species Dacelo gigas. South Australian Ornithologist1: 5-8.18. Anon. 1914. Order Passeri formes, Family Laniidae, Genus Gymnorhinci.South Australian Ornithologist 1: 7- LI.19. Anon. 1919. Order Pel leani formes, Family Phalacrocoracidae, GenusHypoleucus. South Australian Ornithologist 4: 4-5.20. Anon. 1919. Order Ardei formes, Family Ardeidae, Genus NoLophoy.x.South Australian Ornithologist 4: 68-69.21. Anon. 1919. Order Ardeiformes, Family Plegadidae, Genus Carphibis.South Australian Ornithologist 4: 90-91.22. Anon. 1919. Snakes and young birds. Emu 18: 303.23. Anon. 1922. Meeting held on 26th May, 1922. South AustralianOrnithologist 6: 150-152.24. Anon. 1926. North-east Eyre Peninsula. South Australian Ornithologist8: 171-219.25. Anon. 1930. The third report of the Migration Committee. Emu 30:22-28.26. Anon. 1937. A Brown Snake ( Demansia text ilis ) in an aviary. SouthAustralian Ornithologist 14: 72.27. Anon. 1938. Food of birds. South Australian Ornithologist 14: 177.28. Anon. 1943. Birds of the Katherine River district. NorthernTerritory. South Australian Ornithologist 16: 50-54.29. Anon. 1948. Flinders Chase, Kangaroo Island. South AustralianOrnithologist 28: 76-77.30. Anon. 1968. Recovery round-up. Australian Bird Bander 6: 38-41.31. Ashby, E. 1921. Notes on birds observed in Western Australia, fromPerth northwards to Geraldton. Emu 20: 130-137.32. Ashby, E. & Le Souef, A.S. 1928. Birds observed during the R.A.O.Q.camp-out at Nornalup, south-west Australia. Emu 27: 266-270.33. Ashton, C.B. 1984. Silver Gull attempting to swallow a snake. SouthAustralian Ornithologist 29: 99.34. Austin, C.N. 1950. Further notes on the birds of Dunk Island,Queensland. Emu 49: 225-231.35. Baesjon, A. 1923. The Crested Bell-Bird. Emu 23: 123-124.36. Bailey, R.F. 1934. New nesting records of Glossy Ibis. Emu 33:279-291.37. Banfield, E.J. 1906. Sea-eagle and tree-snakes. Emu 6: 16-17.38. Barnard, C.A. & Barnard, H.S. 1925. A review of the bird life onCoomooboolaroo Station, Duaringa district, Queensland, during tliepast fifty years. Emu 24: 252-265.39. Barnard, E.D. 1913. Birds and frogs, &c. Emu 12: 193-194.40. Barnard, H.G. 1911. Field notes from Cape York. Emu 11: 17-32.41. Barnard, H.G. 1914. Northern Territory birds. Emu 14: 39-57.42. Barnard, H.G. 1926. Birds of the Cardwell district, Queensland. Emu26: 1-13.43. Barnard, H.G. 1934. Notes on the Square-tailed Kite and the RedGoshawk. Emu 34: 25-28.44. Barrett, C. 1910. Narrative of the e.xpedition to the islands of theCapricorn Group. Emu 10: 181-194.45. Barrett, C. 1916. Birds of a Murray island. Emu 15: 176-179.46. Barrett, C.L. 1925. Rockhampton outings. Emu 24: 217-221.47. Batey, I. 1907. On fifteen thousand acres: its bird-life si.xty yearsago. Emu 7: 1-17.48. Batey, I. 1910. Birds about Drouin, Gippsland. Emu 9: 241-245.49. Battam, H. 1976. Seabird Islands No. 39 Flinders Islet, Five Islands,New South Wales. Australian Bird Bander 14: 104-105.50. Battam, H. 1976. Seabird Islands No. 41 Martin Islet, Five Islands,New South Wales. Australian Bird Bander 14: 108-109.51. Bedggood, G.W. 1970. Bird notes from East Gippsland. Australian BirdWatcher 3: 252-265.
52. Bedggood, G.W. 1977. Field notes on the Southern Stone-Curlew inVictoria. Australian Bird Watcher 7: 35-40.53. Bell, H.L. L960. Nesting notes of the Mangrove Kingfisher. Emu 60:64-65
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54. Bell, H.L. 1967. Bird life of the Balimo sub-district , Papua. Emu 67:57-79.55. Bell, H.L. 1970. Field notes on birds of the Nomad Hiversub-district, Papua. Emu 70: 97-104.56. Bell, H.L. 1975. Eastern Striated Pardalote eating lizard. Emu 75:234.57. Bell, H.L. 1980. Foraging ecology, territoriality and seasonality ofthe Conunon Paradise Kingfisher at Brown River, Papua New Guinea.Corella 4: 113-126.58. Bell, H.L. 1984. New or confirmatory information on some species ofNew Guinean birds. Australian Bird Watcher 10: 209-228.59. Berney, F.L. 1905. Field notes on birds of the Richmond district,north Queensland. Emu 5: 15-20.60. Beruldsen, G.R. 1963. Observations from Lake Alexandrina, S.A. Emu63: 224-233.61. Binns, G. 1953. Birds of Terang, south-western Victoria. Emu 53:211-221.62. Binns, G. 1966. Birds and lizards. Emu 66: 26-27.63. Black, A. 1921. A hawk irruption. Emu 20: 243.64. Boehra, E.F. 1930. Bird notes. South Australian Ornithologist 10:168-170.65. Boehm, E.F. 1947. The Australian Bustard: with special reference toits past and present status in South Australia. South AustralianOrnithologist 28: 37-40.66. Boekel, C. 1979. Birds, crocodiles, and (perhaps?) watersidesafety. Australian Bird Watcher 8: 123-127.67. Boekel, C. 1980. Birds of Victoria River Downs Station and ofYarralin, Northern Territory Part I. Australian Bird Watcher 8:171-193.68. Bonnin, J.M. & Angove, R.C. 1980. Wedge Island. South AustralianOrnithologist 28: 104-106.69. Bound, E. 1963. The nesting of the Collared Sparrowhawk. AustralianBird Watcher 2: 17-18.70. Bourke, P. A. 1942. Nest "borrowing" amongst birds. Emu 41: 277-278.71. Bourke, P. A. 1948. Notes on the rate of loss amongst eggs andnestlings, with notes on some species. Emu 47: 321-330.72. Bourke, P. A. 1956. Notes on the Whiskered Tern. Emu 56: 339-348.73. Bowker, G. 1973. Nesting Whiskered Terns kill young grebes.Australian Bird Watcher 5: 54.74. Bowker, G.M. 1980. Seabird Islands No. 99 Griffiths Island,Victoria. Corella 4: 104-106.75. Brandon, T. 1948. Bird Notes from Wilmington. South AustralianOrnithologist 29: 3-5.76. Bravery, J. A. 1970. The birds of Atherton shire, Queensland. Emu70: 49-63.77. Bray, J.S. 1906. Yellow Robins as snake finders. Emu 5: 217.78. Bridgewater, A.E. 1932. A list of the birds of Mansfield, Victoria.Emu 31: 280-285.79. Bridgewater, A.E. 1932. Enemies of birds. Emu 32: 58.80. Bright, J. 1935. Notes on a few birds of the Rochester district.Emu 34: 293-302.81. Broadbent, K. 1910. Birds of the Cardwell and Herbert River districts(N.Q.). Emu 10: 233-245.82. Brooker, M.G. 1983. Further food items of the Wedge-tailed Eagle.Australian Birds 17: 63.83. Brothers, N.P. 1979. Seabird Islands No. 73 Tasman Island, Tasmania.Corella 3: 55-57.
84. Brothers, N.P. 1979. Seabird Islands No. 74 Pedra Branca, TasmanicCorella 385. Brothers, N.P. 1979. Seabird Islands No. 78 Mewstone, Tasmania.Corella 3Corella 4Corella 7
58-60.68-69.86. Brothers, N.P. L980. Seabird Islands No. 101 The Nuggets, Tasmania.110-112.87. Brothers, N.P. 1983. Seabird Islands No. 133 The Thumbs, Tasmania.63-64.Brothers, N.P. 1983. Seabird Islands No. 134 Southport Island,Tasmania. Corella 789. Brothers, N.P. 1983.Tasmania. Corella 790. Brothers, N.P. 1983.Tasmania. Corella 791. Brothers, N.P. 1985.Tasmania. Corella 892. Brothers, N.P. 1985.Tasmania. Corella 8
85-86.Seabird Islands No. 136 Actaeon Island,89-90.Seabird Islands No. 137 Sterile Island,91-92.Seabird Islands No. 140 East Pyramids,105-106.Seabird Islands No. 141 Big Caroline Rock,107-108.93. Brothers, N.P. 1985. Seabird Islands No. 142 West Pyramid, Tasmania.Corella 8: 109-110.94. Brothers, N.P. & Milledge, D.R. 1979. Seabird Islands No. 69 GooseIsland, Tasmania. Corella 3: 46-47.95. Brothers, N.P. & Skira, I.J. 1983. Seabird Islands No. 132 HippolyteRocks, Tasmania. Corella 7: 80-81.96. Brown, A.G. 1950. Blackbird's food. Kmu 49: 231.97. Bryant, C.E. 1940. Photography in the swamps: the Eastern Swamp-hen.Emu 39: 288-292.98. Bryant. C.E. 1944. City kestrels. Emu 43: 288-289.99. Bryant, C.E. & Amos, B. 1949. Notes on crakes of the genus Porzanaaround Melbourne, Victoria. Emu 48: 249-275.100. Bryant, H.W. 1919. A holiday trip to the far upper Murray. Emu19: 62-68.101. Buddie, G.A. 1941. Birds of the Poor Knights. Emu 41: 56-68.102. Buddie, G.A. 1946. A second visit to the Poor Knights. Emu 45:315-318.103. Burrell, H. 1925. What is the food of the Australian Darter. Emu25: 38.104. Cain, W. 1933. Nesting of the Gull-billed Tern (Gelochelidonnilotica ) . South Australian Ornithologist 12: 28-30.105. Cameron, A.C. 1970. The vocabulary of the Noisy Miner, Myzanthamelanocephala . Sunbird 1; 17-24.106. Cameron, R.C. 1928. A nestling kookaburra. Emu 28: 154.107. Campbell, A.G. 1903. Snakes on King Island. Emu 3: 59.108. Campbell, A.J. & Barnard, H.G. 1917. Birds of the Rockingham Baydistrict north Queensland. Emu 17: 2-38.109. Campbell, A.J. & Kendall, H. , in Thompson, H.C. 1903. Fly larvaein living squabs. Emu 2: 218-219.110. Campbell, A.J. & White, S.A. 1910. Birds identified on theCapricorn Group during e.xpedition of R.A.O.U., 8th to 17th October,1910. Emu 10: 195-204.111. Campbell, J. 1985. Food remains at a Black Kite's nest. AustralianBird Watcher 11: 30-31.112. Carnaby, J.C. 1933. The birds of the Lake Grace district, W.A.Emu 33: 103-109.113. Carter, T. 1902. Exploration of the North-West Cape. Emu 2: 77-84.114. Carter, T. 1903. Birds occurring in the region of the North-WestCape. Part I. Emu 3: 30-38.115. Carter, T. 1903. Birds occurring in the region of the North-WestCape. Part II. Emu 3: 89-96.116. Carter, T. 1923. Birds of the Broome Hill district. Emu 23: 125-142.
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Cunnamulla. Sunbird 2: 10,-11.L52. Czechura, G.V. & Debus, S.J.S. 1985. The Grey Falcon V^lcphypo leucos: a summary of information. Australian Bird Watcher 11:9-16.15:^ Czechura, G.V. & Debus, S.J.S. 1985. The Black Falcon F_aicosubniH'er : a summary of information and comparison witli the Br(3wnFalcon Faico berigora. Australian Bird Watcher 11: 80-91.154. Debus, S.J.S. 1981. Food of some raptors at Armidale, New SouthWales. Australian Birds 16: 27.155. Debus, S.J.S. 1983. Food of the Whistling Kite at Armidale, N.S.W.Corel la 7: 62-63.156. Debus, S.J.S. 1984. Biology of the Little Eagle on the northerntablelands of New South Wales. Emu 84: 87-92.157. Debus, S.J.S. 1984. Breeding habitat of the Little Eagle atArmidale, New South Wales. Australian Birds 18: 86-87.158. Dickison, D. 1927. Notes on the kookaburra. Emu 27: 119-120.159. Dickison, D.J. 1930. Andreas Reischek. Emu 30: 148-150.160. Disher, P. A. 1962. Little Bittern nesting in the Kerang district,Victoria. Australian Bird Watcher 1: 215-217.161. Disney, H.J.deS. & Fullagar, P.J. 1978. A note on road kills.Corelia 2: 89.162. Dove, H.S. 1932. Bird and lizard myth. Emu 32: 71.163. Dunlop, J.N. & Storr, G.M. 1981. Seabird Islands No. HI CarnacIsland, Western Australia. Corella 5: 71-74.164. Eckert, J. 1965. Pelicans breeding near Milang. South AustralianOrnithologist 24: 36-37.165. Eckert, J. 1971. Birds of the Franklin Islands and Eyre Island,South Australia. Emu 71: 61-66.166. Edgell, J. A. 1927. Bird-life in the Capricorn Group. Emu 26:292-296.167. Edwards, H.V. 1919. Correspondence. Emu 18: 311.168. Edwards, H.V. 1920. Colour-sense in Satin Bower-Birds. Emu 19:306-308.169. Edwards, H.V. 1920. The black-listed shag. Emu 20: 106.170. Edwards, H.V. 1921. A south-coastal Selborne. Emu 21: 42-48.171. Elkington, J.S.C. 1930. A bird diary: from Sydney to Antwerp.Emu 29: 268-275.172. Ellis, R. 1958. Strange behaviour of two wedge-tailed eagles.South Australian Ornithologist 22: 69.173. Evans, P.R. 1975. Notes on the feeding of waders on Heron Island.Sunbird 6: 25-30.174. Falla, R.A. 1924. Discovery of a breeding place of Buller'sShearwater, Poor Knights Island, N.Z. Emu 24: 37-43.175. Favaloro, N.J. 1931. Notes of a trip to the Macpherson Range,south-eastern Queensland. Emu 31: 48-59.176. Fien, I. 1971. A note on the avifauna of Lady Elliot Island.Sunbird 2: 63-67.177. Finlayson, H.H. 1948. Greenly Island, South Australia. SouthAustralian Ornithologist 28: 72-73.178. Finlayson, H.H. 1951. Further notes of some birds seen uponislands of the Eyre Peninsula coasts, South Australia, with remarkson the soil erosion of North Gambler Island. South AustralianOrnithologist 20: 3-5.179. Fleay, D. 1948. Notes on the White-breasted Sea-Eagle. Emu 48:20-31.180. Fleay, D. 1952. With a Wedge-tailed Eagle at the nest. Emu 52:1-16.181. Fleming, C.A. 1939. Birds of the Chatham Islands. Emu 38: 380-413.
182. Fletcher, J. A. 1904. Bird notes from Wilmot, Tasmania. Part III.Emu 4: 14-17.183. Fletcher, J. A. 1909. Bird notes from Cleveland, Tasmania. Emu 8:210-214.184. Fletcher, J. A. 1918. Bird notes from the Boat Harbour (Tasmania)district. Emu 18: 96-101.185. Fletcher, J. A. 1922. Field notes on the BJack Bell-Magpie Sj.r^c^erafuU^inosa. Emu 22; 60-63.186. Fletcher, J. A. 1924. Birds of The Steppes. Emu 24: 107-117.187. Ford, H. & Paton, D. 1976. Birds of Para Wirra Recreation Park:changes in status over 10 years. South Australian Ornithologist27: 88-95.188. Ford, H.W. 1907. Nesting shifts. Emu 6: 200.189. Ford, H.W. 1908. Bird notes from Marong (Bendigo district) from1904 to 1907. Emu 8: 26-31.190. Friend, A. 1921. Frog eating a bird. Emu 21: 68.191. Fullagar, P.J. 1973. Seabird Islands No. 2 Montague Island, NewSouth Wales. Australian Bird Bander 11: 36-39.192. Fullagar, P.J. 1976. Seabird Islands No. 35 Cabbage Tree Island,New South Wales. Australian Bird Bander 14: 94-97.193. Fullagar, P.J. 1978. Seabird Islands No. 54 Eclipse Island, WesternAustralia. Corella 2: 21-23.194. Gaukrodger, D.W. 1924. The way of an eagle. Emu 24: 3-12.195. Geary, N. 1932. Notes on the Wedge-tailed Eagle. Emu 31: 288-289.196. Genelly, R.E. 1978. Observations of the Australian Kesbrel onnorthern tablelands of New South Wales, 1975. Emu 78: 137-144.197. Gibson, J.D. 1976. Seabird Islands No. 38 Big Island, Five Islands,New South Wales. Australian Bird Bander 14: 100-103.198. Gill, H.B. 1964. The White-tailed Kingfisher Tanysiptera sylv ia.Emu 63: 273-276.199. Gill, R.G. 1963. Plumed Egret eating a snake. Australian BirdWatcher 2: 20.200. Givens, T.V. 1948. Notes on the White-browed Crake. Emu 48: 141-147.201. Gogerley, H. 1922. Early breeding of ground or low-nesting birds.Emu 21: 222-223.202. "Goulburnite" 1909. "A bird enemy - the goanna. " Emu 8: 157-158.203. Gray, J.T. 1935. Hoary-headed Grebes and Brown Bittern. SouthAustralian Ornithologist 13: 87-88.204. Green, R.H. 1965. Mass banding of the Common Starling - SturnusVulgaris . Australian Bird Bander 3: 27-31.205. Green, R.H. & Macdonald, D. 1963. The Black Pyramid gannetry.Emu 63: 177-184.206. Guiler, E.R. 1967. The Cape Barren Goose, its environment, numbersand breeding. Emu 66: 211-235.207. Hall, R. 1910. The birds of Eyre Peninsula, S.A. Emu 9: 123-133.208. Hall, R. & Rogers, J. P. 1908. Notes on a collection of birds fromnorth-west Australia. Emu 7: 138-142.209. Hanks, P. 1930. Notes on the Eastern Whipbird. Emu 30: 84-87.210. Harvey, W.G. & Harvey, R.C. 1919. Bird notes from Mackay, Q. Emu19: 34-42.211. Harvey, W.J. 1930. Bird notes. South Australian Ornithologist 10:171-172.212. Harvey, W.J. 1933. Coombe district notes. South AustralianOrnithologist 12: 126.213. Hastings, J.G. 1919. Bird notes from McGrath's Flat. SouthAustralian Ornithologist 4: 53-54.214. Hays, R. 1920. Food pellets of kingfishers. Emu 20: 91-92.215. Hill, G.F. 1911. Field notes on the birds of Kimberley, north-westAustralia. Emu 10: 258-290.
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252. Irby, F.M. 1933. Kingfisher and snake. Emu 33: 70-71.253. Jackson, S.W. 1909. In the Barron River valley, north Queensland.Emu 8: 233-283.254. Jackson, S.W. 1909. .-Aboriginal names. Emu 9: 31-32.255. Jackson, S.W. 1911. The haunt of the Rufous Scrub-Bird (Atrichornisrufescens, Ramsay). Emu 10: 327-336.256. Jackson, S.W. 1912. Haunts of the Spotted Bower-Bird ( Chlamydoderamaculata . Gld.). Emu 12: 65-104.257. Jackson, S.W. 1920. Haunts of the Rufous Scrub-Bird (Atrichornisrufescens, Ramsay). - discovery of the female on the MacphersonRange, S.-E. Queensland. Emu 19: 258-272.258. Jackson, S.W. 1921. Second trip to Macpherson Range, south-eastQueensland. Emu 20: 195-209.259. Johnstone, R.E. 1978. Seabird Islands No. 64 North FishermanIsland, Western Australia. Corella 2: 43-45.260. Jones, M.V. 1981. Birds of the Maryborough district, Queensland,1972-1980. Australian Bird Watcher 9: 1-13.261. Kaveney, M. 1958. Notes on the Brush Turkey. Emu 58: 152-153.262. Kent, D.S. & Boles, W.E. 1984. Observations on the diet of theChristmas Island Owl. Corella 8: 93-94.263. Kikkawa, J. & Boles, W. 1976. Seabird Islands No. 15 Heron Island,Queensland. Australian Bird Bander 14: 3-6.264. Kilgour, J.F. 1904. A trip to the Ord River (N.-W.A). Emu 4: 37-43.265. King, B.R. 1985. Seabird Islands No. 153 Stamer Island, Great81-82.156 Sandbank No. 1, Great87-88.157 Stapleton Island, Great89-90.159 Michaelmas Cay, Great94-96.
Barrier Reef, Queensland. Corella 9:266. King, B.R. 1985. Seabird Islands No.Barrier Reef, Queensland. Corella 9:267. King, B.R. 1985. Seabird Islands No.Barrier Reef, Queensland. Corella 9:268. King, B.R. 1985. Seabird Islands No.Barrier Reef, Queensland. Corella 9:269. King, B.R. & Buckley, R.C. 1985. Seabird Islands No. 154 DavieCay, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland. Corella 9: 83-84.270. King, B.H. & Buckley, R.C. 1985. Seabird Islands No. 155 TydemanCay, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland. Corella 9: 85-86.271. King, B.R., Buckley, H.C. & Limpus, C.J. 1985. Seabird IslandsNo. 152 Pelican Island, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland. Corella9: 78-80.272. King, B.R., Godwin, M. & Rees, G. 1985. Seabird Islands No. 158Combe Island, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland. Corella 9: 91-93.273. King, B.R. & Limpus, C.J. 1983. Seabird Islands No. 129 AshmoreBanks, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland. Corella 7: 74-75.274. King, B.R. & Limpus, C.J. 1983. Seabird Islands No. 131 SandbankNo. 7, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland. Corella 7: 78-79.275. King, B.R. & Limpus, C.J. 1985. Seabird Islands No. 150 BirdIslands, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland. Corella 9: 73-74.276. King, B.R, Limpus, C.J. & Seton, D.H.C. 1983. Seabird Islands No.130 Sandbank No. 8, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland. Corella 7:76-77
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277. King, B.R., Limpus, C.J., Seton, D.H.C. & Tomes, G.R. 1983. SeabirdIslands No. 127 MacLennan Cay, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland.Corella 7: 69-70.278. King, B.R., Limpus, C.J., Seton, D.H.C. & Tomes, G.R. 1983. SeabirdIslands No. 128 Pandora Cay, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland.Corella 7: 71-73.279. Kinghorn, J.R. 1923. New snake discovered on a bird expedition.Emu 23: 146.280. Kinghorn, J.R. & Fletcher, H.O. 1927. Notes on a collection of birdsfrom south and south-western Australia. Emu 27: 81-92.
281. Kingston, T.J. 1980. Predation by the Lace Monitor on chicks of theTawny Frogmouth. Corella 4: 20.282. Kitson, A.E. 1905. Notes on the Victoria Lyre-Bird (Menuravictoriae ) . Emu 5: 57-67.283. Kolichis, N. & .'\bbott, I. 1978. Seabird Islands No. 57 Gull Hock,King George Sound, Western Australia. Corella 2: 28-29.284. Lane, J.A.K. 1978. Seabird Islands No. 61 Saint Alouarn Island,Western Australia. Corella 2: 36-37.285. Lane, S.G. 1962. A progress survey of breeding shearwaters on LionIsland Faunal Reserve. Emu 62: 202-204.286. Lane, S.G. 1973. Seabird Islands No. 3 Belowla Island, New SouthWales. Australian Bird Bander 11: 61.287. Lane, S.G. 1975. Seabird Islands No. 11 Lion Islsmd, New SouthWales. Australian Bird Bander 13: 34-37.288. Lane, S.G. 1975. Seabird Islands No. 14 South Solitary Island,New South Wales. Australian Bird Bander 13: 80-82.289. Lane, S.G. 1976. Seabird Islands No. 18 Broughton Island, NewSouth Wales. Australian Bird Bander 14: 10-13.290. Lane, S.G. 1976. Seabird Islands No. 24 Bowen Island, JervisBay, New South Wales. Australian Bird Bander 14: 24-26.291. Lane, S.G. 1977. White-faced Storm-petrels on Belowla Island, N.S.W.Corella 1: 35.292. Lane, S.G. 1982. Seabird Islands No. 114 Nares Island, Archipelagoof the Recherche, Western Australia. Corella 6: 51-52.293. Lane, S.G. 1982. Seabird Islands No. 116 Ram Island, Archipelago ofthe Recherche, Western Australia. Corella 6: 55-56.294. Lane, S.G. 1982. Seabird Islands No. 117 MacKenzie Island,Archipelago of the Recherche, Western Australia. Corella 6: 57-58.295. Lane, S.G. 1982. Seabird Islands No. 119 Frederick Island,Archipelago of the Recherche, Western Australia. Corella 6: 61-62.296. Lane, S.G. 1982. Seabird Islands No. 121 Remark Island, Archipelagoof the Recherche, Western Australia. Corella 6: 65-66.297. Lane, S.G. 1982. Seabird Islands No. 123 Cull Island, Archipelagoof the Recherche, Western Australia. Corella 6: 69-70.298. Lane, S.G. 1982. Seabird Islands No. 124 Observatory Island,Archipelago of the Recherche, Western Australia. Corella 6: 71-72.299. Lane, S.G. 1982. Seabird Islands No. 126 Figure of Eight Island,Archipelago of the Recherche, Western Australia. Corella 6: 75-76.300. Lane, S.G. & Daw, A.K. 1985. Seabird Islands No. 147 Charley Island,Archipelago of the Recherche, Western Australia. Corella 8: 119-120.301. Larkins, D. 1979. Shading and sunning in the Grey Butcherbird.Australian Birds 13: 43-46.302. Lashmar, A.F.C. 1946. Birds noted on the eastern portion of KangarooIsland. South Australian Ornithologist 28: 28-30.303. Lea, A.M. & Gray, J.T. 1935. The food of Australian Birds. Ananalysis of the stomach contents. Emu 34: 275-292.304. Lea, A.M. & Gray, J.T. 1935. The food of Australian Birds. Ananalysis of the stomach contents. Part II. Emu 35: 63-98.305. Lea, A.M. & Gray, J.T. 1936. The food of Australian Birds. Ananalysis of the stomach contents. Part V. Emu 35: 335-347.306. Leach, H.A.C. 1928. The birds of central northern Victoria. Emu28: 83-99. Notes made during a holiday trip to New Caledonia.Brown Kingfisher and snake. Emu 7: 155.Protective colouration of Australian birds andI. Emu 1: 57-62.Snakes in bird-nests. Emu 11: 187.Queensland notes. Emu 18: 43-49.Food of diurnal birds of prey. Eray 18: 88-95.
307.
313. Le Souef, E.A. 1902. Western notes. Emu 2: 30-31.314. Le Souef, S. 1902. An interesting outing. - White-Faced Ternlets,Nankeen Herons, &c. Emu 2: 106-108.315. Le Souef, W.H.D. 1917. [untitled]. Emu 17: 47.316. Le Souef, W.H.D. 1920. Northern notes. Emu 19: 233-236.317. Liddy, J. 1959. Notes on the Black Kite in north-west OueensJand.Emu 59: 268-274.318. Limpus, C.J. 1973. Avian predators of sea turtles in south-eastQueensland rookeries. Sunbird 4: 45-51.319. Lirapus, C.J. 1980. Birds of Maclennan Cay, Great Barrier Reef.Corella 4: 58-59.320. Littlejohns, R.T. 1932. Unusual food of Yellow Robin. Erau 31:308-309.322. Long, A. 1927. Birds, frog, snake, and boys. Emu 27: 51.323. Lord, E.A.R. 1934. The Crested Hawk. Emu 34: 31-32.324. Lord, E.A.R. 1934. A chestnut-backed wren. Erau 34: 62-63.325. Lord, E.A.R. 1936. Notes on the Dusky Moorhen. Emu 36-: 128-129.326. Lord, E.A.R. 1940. Red-tipped Pardalotes. Emu 39: 301-302.327. Lord, E.A.R. 1942. Notes from the Murphy's Creek district. Emu41: 279-281.328. Lord, E.A.R. 1952. Field notes on the Red Goshawk. Emu 52: 23-24.329. Lord, E.A.R. 1956. The birds of the Murphy's Creek district,southern Queensland. Emu 56: 100-128.330. Lowe, V.T. 1963. Observations on the Painted Snipe. Emu 62: 221-237.331. Macdonald, D. & Green, R.H. 1963. Albatross Island. Erau 63: 23-3 1.332. Macgillivray, W. 1910. The region of the Barrier Range. Emu 10:16-34.333. Macgillivray, W. 1910. The region of the Barrier Range. Part II.Emu 10: 88-102.334. Macgillivray, W. 1910. Along the Great Barrier Reef. Emu 10:216-233.335. Macgillivray, W. 1914. Notes on some north Queensland birds. Emu13: 132-186.336. Macgillivray, W. 1917. Ornithologists in north Queensland. PartI. Erau 17: 63-87.337. Macgillivray, W. 1917. Ornithologists in north Queensland. PariII. Erau 17: 145-148.338. Macgillivray, W. 1918. Ornithologists in north Queensland. PartIII. Emu 17: 180-212.339. Macgillivray, W. 1924. A contribution on the life-story of theAustralian Pratincole. Emu 24: 81-85.340. Macgillivray, W. 1926. Birds of the Capricorn Islands. Emu 25:229-238.341. Macgillivray, W. 1928. Bird-life of the Bunker and CapricornIslands. Erau 27: 230-249.342. Macgillivray, W.D.K. 1929. Through a drought-stricken land. Emu 29:52-68.343. Macgillivray, W.D.K. 1931. A May visit to the Capricorn Islands.Emu 30: 270-276.344. Macgillivray, W.D.K. 1932. The Yellow-billed Kingfisher. Emu 32:1-2.345. Mackness, B. 1979. The ecology of the Pheasant Coucal Centropusphasianinus (Latham) in Australia. Sunbird 10: 1-8.346. Maclaine, J.D. 1907. Bass Strait notes. Erau 6: 194-195.347. Maclaine, J.D. 1908. Clarke Island (Bass Strait) notes. Emu 7:191-193.348. Mason, I.J., Gill, H.B. & Young, J.H. 1981. Observations on theRed-necked Crake Rallina tricolor . Australian Bird Watcher 9:69-77.349. Mathews, G.M. & Rogers, J. P. 1909. On the birds of north-west
Australia. Emu 9: 1-16.350. Mathews, G.M. & Rogers, J. P. 1909. On the birds of norlh-westAustralia. Part II. - birds from Wyndham. Emu 9: 53-65.351. iMcithews, G.M. & Rogers, .] . F . 1910. On the birds of norlh--weKl.Australia. Part III. Emu 10: 103-110.352. Mann, F.G. 1933. Kookaburra and snake. Emu 32: 313-314.353. Marshall, A.J. 1930. The Yellow-Throated Scrub Wren: a monograph.Emu 30: 3-9.354. Marshall, A.J. 1932. Avifauna of the Cattax-Colo. Emu 31: 236-237.355. Marshall, A.J. 1932. A problem in nest destruction. Emu 31: 237-240.356. Marshall, A.J. 1932. Notes on the Satin Bower-bird. Emu 32: 33-38.357. Marshall, A.J. 1934. A survey of the bird-fauna of certain islandsof the Whitsunday Passage north Queensland. Emu 34: 36-44.358. Mattingley, A.H.E. 1908. More about herons. Emu 7: 152-155.359. Mattingley, A.H.E. 1908. Cormorants in relation to fishes. Emu 8:18-23.360. Mattingley, A.H.E. 1908. Thermometer-Bird or Mallee-Fowl (Lipoaocellata) . Emu 8: 53-61.361. Mattingley, A.H.E. 1926. Bird protection. Some points forconsideration. Emu 25: 208-211.362. Mattingley, A.H.E. 1928. The Little Bittern ( Ixobrychus rainutus).Emu 27: 201-202.363. McColl, W.S. 1929. Avifauna of the Hampton Tableland, HamptonLowlands and Nullarbor Plain. Emu 29: 91-100.364. McEvey, A. 1965. The birds of the Rutherglen district. Emu 65; 1-56.365. McFarland, D.C. 1982. Lizard hunting by a grey currawong. AustralianBirds 16: 47.366. McGill, A.R. 1954. The shearwaters of Lion Island. Emu 54: 121-123.367. McGilp, J.N. 1921. Eagles and hawks. South Australian Ornithologist6: 65-70.368. McGilp, J.N. 1932. Birds of the Nullarbor Plain and far west coastof South Australia. South Australian Ornithologist 11: 146-151.369. McGilp, J.N. 1934. The hawks of South Australia. (Part 1.). SouthAustralian Ornithologist 12: 225-258.370. McGilp, J.N. 1934. The hawks of South .Australia. (Part 2.). SouthAustralian Ornithologist 12: 261-293.371. McGilp, J.N. 1935. Birds of the Musgrave Ranges. Emu 34: 163-176.372. McKean, J.L. & Fullagar, P.J. 1976. Seabird Islands No. 42 TollgateIslands, New South Wales. Australian Bird Bander 14: 110-113.373. McLean, J. A. 1983. Notes on the nesting of the large-tailed nightjarCaprimulgus macrurus . Sunbird 13: 72-73.374. McManus, T.J. 1979. Seabird Islands No. 72 St Helens Island,Tasmania. Corella 3: 52-54.375. Mellor, J.W. 1905. E,xcursion to N.S.W. National Park. Emu 4:157-161.376. Mellor, J.W. 1910. Birds of the Blackalls. Emu 10: 205-212.377. Mellor, J.W. 1919. Kingfisher encounters a snake. South AustralianOrnithologist 4: 25.378. Mellor, J.W. 1923. Bird notes. April. South Australian Ornithologist7: 84.379. Mellor, J.W. 1927. Bird notes. South Australian Ornithologist 9:105-106.380. Milledge, D. & Brothers, N. 1976. Seabird Islands No. 28 MaatsuykerIsland, Tasmania. Australian Bird Bander 14: 32-34.381. Miller, R.S. 1937. The Mangrove-Kingfisher. Emu 36: 149-152.382. Morgan, A.M. 1916. An ornithological trip in St. Vincent and SpencerGulfs. South Australian Ornithologist 2: 141-154.383. Morgan, A.M. 1919. The birds of the south-eastern part of SouthAustralia. South Australian Ornithologist 4: 7-20.384. Morgan, A.M. 1922. A trip to north-west Australia. South AustralianOrnithologist 6: 103-110.
- 13 -385. Morgan, A.M. 1922. A trip to north-west Australia. South AustralianOrnithologist 6: 131-133.386. Morris, A.K. 1973. White ibis eats snake. Emu 73: 73.387. Morrison, P.C., in Sedgwick, E.H. 1949. Observations on the lowerMurchison H.A.O.U. camp, September 1948. Emu 48: 212-242.388. Morse, F.C. L918. Nesting notes from Moree (40 miles from Queenslandborder) . Emu 18: 65-71.389. Morton, H.J. 1953. Notes on Spotless Crake (Porzana plumbea) . SouthAustralian Ornithologist 21: 5.390. Nielsen, L. 1961. Nesting of the Blue-faced Honeyeater. Emu 61:198-200.391. Nielsen, L. 1966. Tree Martin - predation by snake. Emu 65: 314.392. Nicholls, B., Nicholls, F. , Alexander, W.B. & Tregellas, T. 1919."Down Mario Way". Emu 18: 265-272.393. O'Grady, D. 1961. Kookaburra attacking snake. Australian BirdWatcher 1: 144.394. Oliver, W.R.B. 1922. The birds of Little Barrier Island, N.Z. Emu22: 45-51.395. Olsen, P., Vestjens, W.J.M. & Olsen, J. 1979. Observations on thediet of the Australian Kestrel, Falco cenchroides . Emu 79: 133-138.396. Onians, G. 1933. The Brown Bittern. Emu 32: 311-312.397. Packe, E.M. 1960. An e.xperience in rearing kookaburras. AustralianBird Watcher 1: 102-104.398. Parker, S.A. 1980. Samuel White's ornithological explorations innorthern South Australia in 1863. South Australian Ornithologist28: 113-119.399. Partbury, M.C. & Buntine, D.W. 1961. Nesting of the Marsh Tern.Australian Bird Watcher 1: 135-138.400. Paton, J.B. & Paton, D.C. 1977. Seabird Islands No. 51 West Island,South Australia. Corella 1: 65-67.401. Peddle, H.H. 1961. Some notes from Noosa Heads, Queensland.Australian Bird Watcher 1: 150-153.402. Pescott, T.W. 1976. Seabird Islands No. 27 Lady Julia Percy Island,Victoria. Australian Bird Bander 14: 29-31.403. Pockley, E. 1948. Notes from Fiji. Emu 48: 72.404. Popple, B. 1981. The Diamond Python, a predator of the PiedCurrawong. Australian Birds 15: 53.405. Recher, H.F. 1976. Reproductive behaviour of a pair of piedcurrawongs. Emu 76: 224-226.406. Rich, E. 1974. Birds and their association with bees. AustralianBird Watcher 5: 135-136.407. Richdale, L.E. 1942. Whero: island home of petrels and other birds.Emu 42: 85-105.408. Rix, C.E. 1943. A review of the birds between the Mt. Lofty Rangesand the River Murray - a site for a real sanctuary. South AustralianOrnithologist 16: 57-78.409. Rix, C.E. 1945. A trip to the Coorong. South AustralianOrnithologist 27: 56-72.410. Roberts, N.L. 1940. The Ground Parrot. Emu 39: 296-297.411. Roberts, N.L. 1961. Kookaburra and rat. Emu 61: 221.412. Roberts, P.E. 1957. Notes on birds of the Cumberland Islands. Emu57: 303-310.413. Robertson, B.I. 1981. Seabird Islands No. 102 Chalky Island,Furneaux Group, Tasmania. Corella 5: 49-52.414. Robinson, A. 1956. The annual reproductory cycle of the magpie,Gyranorhina dorsalis Campbell, in south-western Australia. Emu 56:233-336.
415. Rodda, A.E. 1916. . Rapac l ty of owls. Emu 15: 260.416. Rose, A.B. 1973. Food of some Australian birds. Emu 73: 177-183.417. Rose, A.B. 1075. Domestic cats that kill wildlife. AustralianBirds 10: 12-13.418. Rose, A.B. 1976. Mass of wild birds of the order Capr j mulj^ilor-mt:.'.-,
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Australian Bird Bander 14: 50-51.419. Ross, J. A. 1906. Some bird-life on the Murray frontage. Emu 6:48-53.420. Ross, J. A. 1926. Recollections of an oologist. Emu 25: 137-146.421. Ross, J. A. 1926. The e.xcursion to Murrayville. Emu 25: 175-179.422. Rowley, I. 1965. The life history of the Superb Blue WrenMalurus cyaneus . Emu 64: 251-297.423. Ryan, J.T. 1919. The kookaburra. Emu 18: 299-300.424. Sandland, P.T. 1937. Notes on birds of Pelsart Island. Emu 37:144-149.425. Schrader, N. 1975. The breeding of budgerygahs in western New SouthWales. Australian Bird Watcher 6: 118-122.426. Schrader, N.W. 1981. Birds recorded at Sandringham Station, S.W.Queensland during August-September 1980. Australian Bird Watcher9: 80-87.427. Sedgwick, E. 1940. Birds of the Rockingham district. Emu 40:129-152.428. Sedgwick, E. 1940. Birds of the Rockingham district. Part II. Emu40: 237-245.429. Sedgvick, E.H. 1952. Bird life at Leonora, Western Australia. Emu52: 285-296.430. Selby, A.D. 1952. Photographing some birds of the Gunbower district,Victoria. Emu 52: 145-146.431. Serventy, D.L. 1939. Notes on some fish-eating birds other thancormorants. Emu 38: 510-512.432. Serventy, D.L. 1952. The bird islands of the Sahul Shelf. Emu 52:33-59.433. Serventy, D.L. 1977. Seabird Islands No. 49 Fisher Island, Tasmania.Corella 1: 60-62.434. Serventy, V.N. 1943. Notes on nesting birds of the Abrolhos Islands.Emu 42: 235-241.435. Serventy, V.N. & White, S.R. 1943. Birds of Warnboro Sound, WesternAustralia. Emu 43: 81-95.436. Sharland, M. 1931. Home life of the kestrel. Emu 31: 118-123.437. Sharland, M. 1948. Watching stations and their uses. Emu 48: 92-94.438. Sharland, M.S.R. 1932. Notes on the Swamp Harrier. Emu 32: 87-90.439. Sharland, M.S.R. 1943. Nesting habits of the Tree-Martin. Emu 43:126-130.440. Shuffeldt, R.W. 1916. Eggs of reptiles and birds compared, withsome unusual examples of the latter. Emu 15: 225-234.441. Silva, K. 1966. Southern migrants to Lou Island, Manus, T.P.N.G.Australian Bird Watcher 2: 220-221.442. Smith, G.C. 1985. An analysis of prey remnants from Osprey Pandionhaliaetus and White-bellied Sea Eagle Haliaetus leucogaster feedingroosts. Emu 85: 198-200.-443. Smith, G.T. & Kolichis, N. 1981. Seabird Islands No. 109 CoffinIsland, W.A. Corella 5: 66-68.444. Smyth, D.M., Pecotich, L. & Roberts, J.R. 1980. Notes on thedistribution and breeding of the Grey Swiftlet, Aerodramusspodiopygius . Sunbird 11: 1-19.445. Somerville, J.D. 1946. The record of an early collection of SouthAustralian birds. South Australian Ornithologist 27: 90-92.446. Sonter, C. & Debus, S.J.S. 1985. The Brown Falcon Falco berigora asa predator of snakes. Australian Bird Watcher 11: 92-93.447. Stirling, I., Stirling, S.M. & Shaughnessy, G. 1970. The bird fauna
of South NepLune Islands, South Australia. Emu 70: 189-192.448. Storr, G.M. 1947. Some birds observed on southern Eyre Peninsula.South Australian Ornithologist 28: 31-37.449. Storr, G.M. 195:3. Birds of the CookLown and Laura districts, northQueensland. Hmu 53: 225-248.450. Storr, G.M. 1965. The avifauna of Rottnest Island, WesternAustralia. II. Lake and littoral birds. Emu 64: 105- L13.451. Storr, G.M. 1965. The avifauna of Rottnest Island, WesternAustralia. III. Land birds. Emu 64: 172-180.452. Storr, G.M. 1976. Seabird Islands No. 29 Rottnest Island, WesternAustralia. Australian Bird Bander 14: 35-38.453. Sullivan, C. 1927. A bird-lover in the Mallee of north-westernVictoria. Emu 27: 69-75.454. Sullivan, C. 1930. Bird notes from north-eastern N.S.W. Emu 30:110-119.455. Sutton, J. 1926. A trip to Kangaroo Island. South AustralianOrnithologist 8: 253-272.456. Sutton, J. 1927. A week in the Robe district. South AustralianOrnithologist 9: 5-29.457. Sutton, J. 1929. A trip to the south-east of South Australia. SouthAustralian Ornithologist 10: 56-71.458. Sutton, J. 1929. A trip to the islands near the River Murray mouth.South Australian Ornithologist 10: 93-102.459. Sutton, J. 1930. An outing to Sugarloaf Park. South AustralianOrnithologist 10: 180-185.460. Sutton, J. 1930. The birds at Salt Creek, Coorong. South AustralianOrnithologist 10: 186-194.461. Sutton, J. 1932. Lake Alexandrina and the Coorong in flood-time.South Australian Ornithologist 11: 174-184.462. Sutton, J. 1933. South Australian Museum notes. South AustralianOrnithologist 12: 106-108.463. Swanson, N.M. 1976. Seabird Islands No. 32 Mutton Bird Island, NewSouth Wales. Australian Bird Bander 14: 88-91.464. Swindells, A.W. 1908. More about cormorants y. fishes. Emu 8: 96-97.465. Tarr, H.E. 1948. Birds of Dunk Island, north Queensland. Emu 48:8-13.466. Tarr, H.E. 1949. Notes on the birds of Long Island, Abrolhos Group,Western Australia. Emu 48: 276-282.467. Tarr, H.E. 1952. The ubiquitous Nankeen Kestrel. Emu 52: 210-211.468. Tester, D. 1973. Honeyeaters and reptiles. Birds 7: 79.469. Thomas, H.F. 1957. The starling in the Sunraysia district, Victoria.Part III. Emu 57: 151-180.470. Thomas, D.F.F. 1922. In the haunt of the Grey Butcher Bird( Cracticus torquatus ) . Emu 22: 138-140.471. Thomson, J.M. & Shipway, B. 1948. E.xtension of the Australianbreeding range of Pterodroma macroptera . Emu 47: 349-352.472. Tindale, N.B. 1925. Notes on the birds of Groote Eylandt, Gulf ofCarpentaria. South Australian Ornithologist 8: 10-21.473. Tingay, A. & Tingay, S.H. 1982. Seabird Islands No. 113 MiddleIsland, Archipelago of the Recherche, Western Australia. Corella 6:49-50.474. Tingay, A. & Tingay, S.R. 1982. Seabird Islands No. 118 Hood Island,Archipelago of the Recherche, Western Australia. Corella 6: 59-60.475. Tingay, A. & Tingay, S.R. 1982. Seabird Islands No. 120 Sandy HookIsland, Archipelago of the Recherche, Western Australia. Corella 6:63-64.476. Towney, G. & Skira, I.J. 1985. Seabird Islands No. 139 Babel Island,Furneaux Group, Tasmania. Corella 8: 103-104.477. Towney, G. & Skira, I.J. 1985. Seabird Islands No. 143 TrefoilIsland, Tasmania. Corella 8: 111-112.
478. Tubb, J. A. 1945. Field notes on some New Guinea birds. Emu 44:249-273.479. Veerman, P. 1982. A record of avian ami other responses lo I he totalsolar eclipse - 23 October L976. Australian Bird Watcher 9: 179-209.480. Vestjens, W.J.M. 1973. Wildlife mortality on a road in New SouthWales. Emu 73: 107-112.481. Vestjens, W.J.M. 1975. Breeding behaviour of the Darter at LakeCowal, NSW. Emu 75: 121-131.482. Vestjens, W.J.M. 1977. Reptilian predation on birds and eggs at LakeCowal, NSW. Emu 77: 36-37.483. Vincent, J. 1983. The breeding status of Little Tern Sternaalbifrons , east Gippsland, Victoria 1977-1980. Australian BirdWatcher 10: 35-60.484. Walters, I.N. 1980. Caching of food by Grey Butcherbird. Sunbird 11:47-48.485. Warham, J. 1955. The birds of Eclipse Island. Emu 55: 165-169.486. Warham, J. 1957. Cockatoo Island birds. Emu 57: 225-231.487. Warham, J. 1958. The Blue Wren: courtship feeding and predation bysnake. Emu 58: 97-98.488. Warham, J. 1958. The nesting of the Australian Gannet . Emu 58:339-369.489. Warhara, J. 1960. Some aspects of breeding behaviour in theShort-tailed Shearwater. Emu 60: 75-87.490. Warham, J. 1961. The birds of Raine Island, Pandora Cay and MurrayIsland Sandbank, North Queensland. Emu 61: 77-93.491. Warhara, J. 1962. Bird islands within the Barrier Reef and TorresStrait. Emu 62: 99-111.492. Warhara, J. 1977. Seabird Islands No. 43 Raine Island, Queensland.Corel la 1: 45-47.493. Warham, J. 1979. Seabird Islands No. 68 Cat Island, Tasmania.Corella 3; 42-45.494. Wegener, A. 1984. Animals killed by bushfires in coastal Victoria,February 1983. Australian Bird Watcher 10: 248-250.495. Wheeler, J.R. 1960. The R.A.O.U. camp-out at Kangaroo Island, SouthAustralia, 1959. Emu 60: 265-280.496. Wheeler, R. 1950. Further observations from Fishermen's Bend,Melbourne. Emu 50: 73-83.497. Wheeler, R. 1973. Rainbowbirds taking tadpoles. Australian BirdWatcher 5: 48.498. Wheeler, R. 1973. Nankeen Kestrels and starlings. Australian BirdWatcher 5: 60-61.499. Wheeler, W.R. 1957. Altona survey report No. 4. Emu 57: 185-190.500. Wheeler, W.R. 1966. Field outing 1965 at Mt . Beauty, north-eastVictoria. Emu 66: 163-185.501. White, G. 1979. Seabird Islands No. 75 Louisa Island, Tasmania.Corella 3: 61-62.502. White, G. 1979. Seabird Islands No. 76 DeWitt Island, Tasmania.Corella 3: 63-65.503. White, G. 1979. Seabird Islands No. 77 Flat Witch Island, Tasmania.Corella 3: 66-67.504. White, G. 1979. Seabird Islands No. 79 Flat Island, Tasmania.Corella 3: 70-72.505. White, G. 1981. Seabird Islands No. 103 lie du Golfe, Tasmania.Corella 3: 53-55.506. White, G. 1981. Seabird Islands No. 105 Round Top Island, MaatsuykerGroup, Tasmania. Corella 5: 58-59.507. White, H.L. 1922. Nest of Black Tree-creeper. Emu 21: 310.508. White, H.L. 1922. A collecting trip to Cape York Peninsula. Emu 22:99-116.
- 17 -509. White, S.A. 1909. Narrative of the expedition promoted by theAustralasian Ornithologists' Union to the islands oi' Bass Strait.Emu 8: 195-207.510. While, S.A. 1913. Field ornithology in South Australia. The GawlerRanges. Emu 13: 16-32.511. White, S.A. 1915. On some pellets or casts of a Screech Owl (Tytoalba delicatula, Gould). South Australian Ornithologist 2: 90-95.512. White, S.A. 1917. A sketch of the life of Samuel White -ornithologist, soldier, sailor, and e.xplorer. South AustralianOrnithologist 3: 83-87.513. White, S.A. 1918. Birds of Lake Victoria and the Murray River for100 miles down stream. Emu 18: 8-25.514. White, S.A. 1919. A sketch of the life of Samuel White -ornithologist, soldier, sailor, and explorer. South AustralianOrnithologist 4: 54-60.515. White, S.A. 1921. Order Accipitri formes. Family Falconidae, Genusleracidia - leracidea Berigora (Brown Hawk). South AustralianOrnithologist 6: 56-60.516. Whitlock, F.L. 1911. In the Stirling Ranges, Western Australia. Emu10: 305-317.517. Whitlock, F.L. 1918. Notes on north-western birds. Emu 17: 166-L79.518. Whitlock, F.L. 1919. Notes on birds breeding in Dajnpier Archipelago,N.W. coast of Australia. Emu 18: 240-253.519. Whitlock, F.L. 1923. A trip to the Fortescue River and HajnersleyRanges, north-west Australia. Emu 22: 259-273.520. Whitlock, F.L. 1924. Journey to central Australia in search of theNight Parrot. Emu 23: 248-281.521. Whitlock, F.L. 1925. Ten months on the Fitzroy River, north-westernAustralia. Emu 25: 69-89.522. Whitmore, M.J., Dow, D.D., Fisk, P. &Moffatt, J.D. 1983. Anannotated list of the birds of Meandarra, Queensland. Emu 83: 19-27.523. Whittell, H.M. 1941. A review of the work of John Gilbert in WesternAustralia. Emu 41: 112-129.524. Whittell, H.M. 1942. A review of the work of John Gilbert in WesternAustralia. Part II. Emu 41: 216-242.525. Whittell, H.M. 1942. A review of the work of John Gilbert in WesternAustralia. Part III. Emu 41: 289-305.526. Wilson, M. 1974. Birds of the Simpson Desert. Emu 74: 169-176.527. Wolstenholme, H. 1925. Notes on the birds observed during theQueensland congress and camp-out, 1924. Emu 24: 230-236.528. Wood, V.J. 1970. The breeding and distribution of El anus caeruleusin New Guinea. Sunbird 1: 48-55.529. Woodall, P.F. 1982. White-bellied Sea-eagle feeding on freshwatertortoises. Sunbird 12: 11-14.530. Wood Jones, F. 1937. The breeding of the White-faced Storm Petrel( Pelagedrema marina ) in South Australian islands. South AustralianOrnithologist 14: 35-41.
SPECIES/SUBJECT INDEXAcrochordids[ Acrochordus arafurae] ; keeled scales hold slippery prey 336Agamidspredation by Falco berigora 153Hieraaetus morphnoides 157Amphibolurus muricatus: erythrocyte, nucleus size 140predation by Hieraaetus morphnoides 156Amphibolurus sp. : eaten by Halcyon chloris 53Chlamydosaurus kingii : 46
- 13 -Ctenophofus fionni : predation by Falco cenchroides 447Ctenophorus ornalus: 293, 297, 300Ctenophorus pictus : predation by Falco be rJR'oc-a 303, 515Falco cenchroides 395
I Ctenophorus sp.): predation by Circus assimilis 9Falco cenchroides 64Diporiphora winneckei : 526predation by Falco beri gora 426f Gonocephalus dilophus | : 514Lophognathus sp.?: predation by Falco hypoleucos 152Physignathus lesueurii : 285, 287, 366, 463berry seeds in faeces 285resting site 392predation by Accipiter fasci atus 416f Physignathus lesueurii ] : 16, 375predation on Origma solitaria eggs 355, (218)Pogona barbata : 132, 133, 364erythrocyte, nucleus size 140killed by traffic 480predation by Aguila audax 195, 522Centropus phasianinus 345Strepera versicolor 212Tyto alba 511Pogona minor : predation by Falco cenchroides 395[Pogona vitticeps] : 526[ Pogona sp. ] : 421presence induces warning call by Eopsaltria australis 77mouth colour 11predation by Aguila audax 194, 312, 333Centropus phasianinus 25Falco berigora 188, 189Falco cenchroides 150threat display to Cracticus nigrogularis 11[ Pogona/Chlamydosaurus sp. ] : predation by Falco berigora 312Lophoictinia isura 43Tympanocryptis lineata : predation by Gelochelidon nilotica 104BirdsAcanthiza apicalis : egg predation by [Varanus rosenbergi ] 117Accipiter cirrhocephalus : predation on lizards 69, (112)varanids 338, 508Accipiter fasciatus : predation on Physignathus lesueurii 416[ Pseudechis porphyriacus ] 329lizards (131)reptiles (369)snakes 27Accipiter novaehollandiae : predation on lizards 248tortoises (264)Accipiter sp. : attempted predation on lizard 249predation on lizards 351Acrocephalus stentoreus : nests invaded by frogs 216Litorla raniformis 232Aegotheles cristatus : predation by Varanus varius 81albatrosses: diet of [Leiol opisma nigriplantare ) ejected stomach oil ofchicks 181Alectura lathami : egg/nestling predation by varanids (335)nest mounds dug into by varanids 329V. varius 249, 261nest mounds inhabited by [ Cryptophisnigrescens /Pseudechjs porphyriacus 1 175Anhinga melanogaster: predation on Chelodina longicoUis 481
- 19 -AJiyys s tolidus: chick/adult, bird predation by i" Etferni.a kingii] 524, 525egg predation by Egernia kingii 466Anthochaern chrYscjjgtera: harassment, of Varanus sp. 207preiiation on Til igua sc incoides 468AD-khus novaeseel and I ae : nesLling predaLion by lizards (71
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Aquiia audax : approach of Varanus varius to nest made sitting bir'dnervous I HOpredation on Cheiodina longicollis 82Pogona barbata 195, 522f Pogona sp". ]' 194, 312, 333[ Pseudona.ja textilis ] 172Tiliqua rugosa 195, 312, 333, (256)Tiliqua scincoides 195, 522Varanus gouldii 180Varanus varius 195lizards 180, 194, 256snakes 244varanids 229Aplonis metal lica : egg/chick predation by [ Doiga irregular is | ('441)[ Varanus indicus ] (441)Ardea ibis coromandus : predation on lizards 235Ardea novaehollandiae: predation on He leioporus eyre i 450[ Litoria cyclorhynchus/moorei 1 431frogs (20, 213)lizards 351, (485)tadpoles 306, (20)Ardea pacif ica : predation on frogs 67, 237Ardeotis australis : predation on Nephrurus sp. 303lizards (65)Artamus cinereus : predation on Ctenotus regius 230Aviceda subcristata : predation on reptiles (323)tree snakes 329Barnardius barnardi : eggs destroyed by lizards (361)Botaurus poiciloptilus : predation on Pseudechis porphyriacus 231frogs 203, 496, (396")Burhinus magnirostris : possible egg predation by Pseudona.ja textilis 52predation on frogs 52lizards 52Cacatua galerita : predation by [Morelia spilota variegata ] 335Casuarius casuarius : predation on frogs 13watching crocodile 108Cecropis arlel : nests invaded by [ Liasis stimsoni l 115[ Notechis scutatus ] 79predation by [Liasis stimsoni ] 115Cecropis nigricans : nests invaded by Boiga irregularis 391[ Litoria caerulea ] 39, 439nests probably used by lizards 439tree snakes 439Centropus menbeki menbeki: predation on snake 235Centropus phasianinus : predation on Cryptoblepharus sp. 345Litoria bicolor 345Litoria rubella 345Pogona barbata 345[ Pogona sp. ] 25lizards 345, 349Ceyx azureus: harassment of varanids (430)Chlamydera maculata : probable nest destruction by Varanus varius 256Chlidonias hybrida : predation on [ Litoria raniformis l 73frogs 72, 350tadpoles 72, 350Cinclosoma castanotum: threat display induced by [ Pseudonaja text ilisi
- 20 - 241snakes 420Circus aeruginosus : predat Lon on lizards (lOI, 438)snakes 134Cirrus assLJUilis : predation on I' Ctenophorus sp. ] 9lizards L14, (38, 59, 108, 113, 303)reptiles 76snakes (38)Climacteris picuninus : use shed snake skin for nest lining 507, 508Collocalia spodiopyRi a: nestling predation by skinks 444CoUuricincla harmonica : predation on Litoria caerulea 227lizards 114, 215Coracina novaehollandiae : predation on lizards 350Corvus coronoides : predation on lizards 215Corvus sp.: predation on lizards 127Coturnix australis : possible egg predation by [Pseudechis porphyri_acus1Coturni.x pectoralis : egg predation by [Varanus r^senbergi] 302probable predation by varanids 170Coturnix ypsilophorus : predation on geckos 215probable predation by varanids 170Cracticus nigrogularis : induced threat display by [Pogona sp. ] 11predation on lizards 208snakes 208 (329)Cracticus quoyi guoyi : predation on lizards 236Cracticus torcjuatus: harassment of Varanus van us 256predation on Ctenotus taeniolatus from sheltersites 365lizards 211, 470skinks 301, 484snakes 211Cracticus sp.: predation on snakes 63Cuculus pvrrhophanus : nestling attacked by [ Sphenomorphus aUOYii] 120Cuculus sp.: nestling attacked by Sphenomorphus sp. 355Dacelo gigas: attempted predation on [Dendrelaphi s punctulatusj 393harassment of varanid climbing tree 375Varanus varius 129predation on [ Austrelaps superbus l 352[ Litoria caerulea ] 393Tiliqua rugosa 428frogs 106, 304, 397lizards 214, 222, 233, 249, 304, 397, (17,423)skinks 222snakes 149, 158, 233, 234, 308, 352, 379,411, 416, 423, (17)stole snake from hawk 48Dacelo leachii : predation on lizards (210)snakes 238 (210)varanids 508DryTiiodes brunneopygia : nest defence against lizard 242Egretta alba : predation on frogs (358)tadpoles 351Egretta intermedia : predation on [ Pseudechis porphyriacus] 199Elanus notatus : predation on lizards 28, 351, (329, 462)skinks 154, 244Eopsaltria australis : predation on lizards 320warning call induced by [ Pogona sp. ] 77[ Tiliqua sp. ] 77snakes 77varanids 77
- 21 -Erythrotriorchis radiatus: predation on t Pseudechis porphyr iacus ; 328Eudyptula minor : egg predation by Egernia kingii 284, 435probable eg'H/chick predaLion by Notec_h^is ater 493Tiliqua nJiiriiZlii!^.'^ ''^'^^Eurystonius oriental is : nest defence against varanid 327Kaico berigora: predation on Austrelaps superb us 446Ctenophorus p ictus 303, 515[DendrelaphJs punctulatus] 150Diporiphora winneckei 426Drysdalia coronoides 446[ Egernia multiscutata ] 303Leiolopisma sp. 416[Lerista picturata edwardsae] 303Notechis ater 446Notechis scutatus 446[Pogona sp. J 188, 189f Pogona/Chlamydosaurus sp. ] 312Pseudechis porphyriacus 446Pseudonaja text i lis 408, 446[ Tiliqua rugosa ] (256)agamids 153large skmks 153lizards 13, 24, 32, 41, 215, 382,510, (59, 112, 150, 437, 515)reptiles (370)snakes 38, 47, 108, 116, 150, 153, L84,303, 329, 383, 500snake stolen by Falco longipennis 184Falco cenchroides : harassment of varanid 202predation on [ Cryptoblepharus carnabyi] 64Ctenophorus f lonni 447Ctenophorus pictus 395[ Ctenophorus sp. ] 64[ Ctenotus fallens] (451)[Ctenotus robustus] 64Ctenotus taeni olatus] 395Diplodactylus elden 395Lampropholis gu i chenoti 395Leiolopisma duperreyi 395, 416Lial is burtonis (451)Morethia boulengeri 395Morethia lineoocel lata (.451)Pogona minor 395[ Pogona sp. J 150[ Pseudechis porphyriacus 1 150frogs 498lizards 64, 196, 247, 312, 371, 436,459, 460, 485, (129, 131, 367,467)reptiles (126, 130, 132, 370)skinks 150, 154, 244snakes 31, (129)turtle hatchlings 318lizard stolen by Haliastur sphenurus 247Falco hypoleucos : predation on Lophognathus sp. /small Varanus sp. 152lizards 303reptiles (370)Falco longipennis : stole snake from Falco berigora 184Falco subniger : reptiles not a major portion of diet 153stole Pseudonaja textilis from Hieraaetus morphiioides153
Geloche lidon nil otica : predation on Tympanocryptis 1 1 neat a 104Grallina cyanoleuca : attempted predation on |" Leiolopisma/ Lajnprophol issp.l 62Gymnorhma t ibicen: har'assinent of f Pseudona.ja text i lis] 37^varanid 202predation on frogs 414lizards 18, 414Halcyon chloris : predation on Ajnphibolurus sp. 53lizards (381)Halcyon macleayii : captive chicks ate Cryptoblepharus sp. 478Litoria spp. 478geckos 478nest invaded by [Litoria caerulea] 147nest defence against varanids 329predation on [Dendrelaphis punctulatus) 252lizards (34, 465)'skinks 135, 478snakes 472Halcyon pyrrhopygi a: egg predation by varanids (70)predation on frogs 304lizards 280,. 333, 349, 429, 520Halcyon sancta : egg predation by varanids (170)harassment of varanids (430)nest defence against [ Pseudona.ja textilis ] 377predation on [ Leiolop isma suteri] 394Sphenomorphus tympanum 143frogs 260geckos 30lizards 187, 240, 349, 416, (101, 129)Haliaeetus leucogaster : predation on Chelodina longicollis 416, 527Chelodina ? longicollis 529[ Egernia kingii ] 434Elseya ? latisternum 529Emydura '^macquarii 529[Laticauda colubrina ] 307elapid'' 347hydrophuds 124, 148, 215, 303,312, 341, 442, 518,527, (110)tortoises 67, 82, (215)varanids 354predation in captivity on snakes 179scavenging dead turtle 340Haliastur Indus : predation on [ Dendrelaphis punctulatus 1 37hatchling turtles 318hydrophiids 37lizards 55Haliastur sphenurus : predation on Chelodina longicollis 155[ Pseudona.ja sp. ] 75Tiliqua scincoides 155lizards (367)reptiles 151 (369)snakes 80, 148, 155, 313tortoises 239turtle hatchlings 318stole lizard from Falco cenchroides 247hawk: predation on [ Heteronotia binoei ] (256)snake 48Hieraaetus morphnoides: predation on .'\mphibolurus muricatus 156Egernia cunninghami 156[ Tili qua rugosa ) 367
- 23 - Ti liqua scinccudes 156agajnids 157lizards 156, 398, (38, 112, 367)pygopodiiis 387reptiles (369)skinks 157snakes 448Pseudona.ja textilis stolen by Falco subniger 153Ixobrychus minutus; predation on frogs (362)tadpoles 160kingfishers: predation on snakes (332)Larus novaehollandiae : attempted predation on I" Pseudona .ja text i lls] 33egg predation by Egernia kingii 163snake 499increased hatching success in areas of colonywithout Egern la kirjgi.i 163predation on hatchling turtles 318Larus pacificus : egg predation by E gerni a kingii 466Lichenostomus chrysops : predation on I Hemiaspis signata ] 468Lichenostomus pen i cil latus: predation on Lampropholis guichenoti 468Lophoictinia isura: lizard eggs in disused nest 335predation on \ Pogona/Chlamydosaurus sp.J 43lizards 127skinks 226Macropygia amboinensis : predation by [ Morelia spilota variegata l 108Malurus cyaneus : chick predation by Pseudonaja textilis 125, 487possible predation by Pseudonaja textilis 422Malurus lamberti : harassment of varanid 324Manorina melanocephala : warning call induced by varanids 105Manorina sp. : harassment of varanid 202Megalurus gramineus : nest invasion by Litoria raniformis 232predation by [ Litor ia caerulea] 190Megapodius freycinet : Varanus sp. emerged from nest 527Melanodryas cucul lata: possible chick predation by varanids 170Melopsittacus undulatus : nesting holes inhabited by geckos 425Merops ornatus : nest invaded by [Notechis scut atus ] 310predation on tadpoles 497Milvus migrans : predation on lizards (215, 367)snakes 111, 317Monarcha trivirgatus : shed lizard skins used for nest decoration (309)Morus serrator: no evidence of chick predation by [" Notechis ater] 488Myiagra inguieta : harassment of [ Varanus rosenbergi ] 516Ninox squamipila natalis : predation on Hemidactylus frenatus 262Nycticorax caledonicus : predation on frogs 61, 358hatchling turtles (337, 490)tadpoles 228Oreoica gutturalis : nest defence against [ Varanus rosenbergi ] 35Origma solitaria : egg predation by [ Physignathus lesueurii] 355 (218)egg/chick predation by varanids (218)Pandion haliaetus : predation on snake 491Pardalotus punctatus : nest invaded by snake 182Pardalotus striatus : chick predation by [ Pseudonaja t exti lis] 22predation by varanids (326)predation on [ Leiolopisma/Lampropholis sp. ] 56Passer domesticus : attempted predation on [ Leiolopisma/Lampropholissp.] 62chick predation by varanid 202Pelagodroma marina : predation by [ Notechi s ater] 530Phaethon rubricauda : egg predation by Egernia kingii 466Phalacrocorax carb o: predation on Chelodina longicollis (169)
Phalacrocorax melanoleucos: predation on tadpoles 78tortoises (19)Phalacrocorax sulcirostris : predation on tadpoles 78El'lsiis^ys-l^^.f'^'j'l sp. : predation on TrogT. 167 (359, 46'1)tortoises (359)
i Chelod ina longicoliis | 167Pitta versicolor : attempted predation on lizard 401Plegadis falcmelius: egg/chick predat. Ion by varanids ("36)predation on frogs 36Podargus strigoides : chick predation by Varanus varius 281predation on frogs 418, (415)[Litoria caerulea] 39Poephila acut icauda : shed snake skin used for nest lining 215Poephila guttata : predation on aviary chicks by Pseudonaja text His 26Pomatostomus temporalis : predation on lizard 456Porphyrio porphyrio: eviscerated frogs 186predation on [ Litoria raniformis ] spawn, frogs 97Porzana fluminea : predation on tadpoles 99Porzana pusi 11a : predation on tadpoles (23)Psitteuteles versicolor : predation by Crocodylus johnstoni 66Psophodes ol ivaceus : attempted predation by [ Morelia spi lota variegata l257chick predation by Varanus varius 201predation on frogs 304Pterodroma macroptera : burrows utilised by Sphenodon punctatus 101Ptilonorhynchus vio laceus: predation on lizarrl 454shed skin of [ Morelia spilota spilota ] inbower 168shed snake skin used for bower decoration257, 258, 356Ptiloris paradiseus : shed snake skin used for nest lining 15, 128Ptilori s victoriae : shed snake skin used for nest lining 253Ptiloris sp. : shed snake skin used for nest lining 40Puffinus bulleri : burrows utilised by Sphenodon punctatus 174predation by Sphenodon 174Puffinus griseus : probable egg/chick predation by Varajius variu-' 285Puffinus pacif icus : probable egg/chick predation by Varanus var ius 285Puffinus tenuirostris : egg/chick predation by NoJLeciiis ater 118, 489,493Tiliqua nigrolutea (489,493)Rallma tricolor : egg/chick predation by varanids (335)predation on frogs (348)tadpoles (348)Rail us pectoralis : predation on frog 303Rallus philippensis : predation on frog 303turtle eggs 490Rhipidura leucophrys : "hypnotised" by [Pseudechis porphyriacus ] 251Sericornis cautus : nest destroyed by Tiligua rugosa 453Sericornis citreogularis : egg/chick predation by varanids (353)Sericornis frontalis : dead chick eaten by Varanus varius 250nestling Cuculus pyrrhophanus in nest attacked by[ Sphenomorphus quoyii ] 120nestling Cuculus sp. in nest attacked bySphenomorphus sp. 355Sericornis fuliginosus : chick predation by [ Tiligua sp. ] 121Sphecotheres viridis : nest defence against [ Dendrelaphis punctulatus ] 42predation on Tiliqua scincoides 468Sterna fuscata : egg predation by Egernia kingi i 466chick, nesting bird predation by Egernia kingii 525
- 25 -Stiltia Isabella : young shelter in disused varanid burrows f339)S trepera graculina: kn.Lled but did not eat Saiphos e_qualj_s 116predatLon by Morelia spil(3ta s p 1 1 o t
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404predation on |I)ernansia psajmnoph i s j 217Sphenoinorphus quoyi i 144Til: qua sc irico ides 144lizards 405warning call induced by varanids 105Strepera versicolor : predation on Pogona barbata 212frogs 305lizards 219warning call induced by varanids 105Sturnus vulgaris : predation on lizards 204skinks 469Syma torotoro : predation on lizards 335, 344, (338)Talegalla fuscirostris: egg/chick predation by varanids (55)Tanysiptera galeata minor : predation on lizards 57Tanysiptera sy lvia : predation on lizards (198)Threskiornis molucca : predation on Pseudona.ja text ilis 386tadpoles (449)Threskiornis spinicollis : predation on frogs (21)Threski ornis sp. : predation on frogs 237"tit-warbler": implied predation by f Morelia spilota variegata ] 355Turdus merula : predation on lizards 96Turnix olivei : egg predation by Varan us sp. 508Tyio alba: possible predation on snakes 511predation on Pogona barbata 511frogs 41, 511Tyto novaehollandiae : predation on lizards (116)Xenorhynchus asiaticus : predation on frogs 76Boids[ Chondropython viridis] : coloration 508 (earliest record fromAustralia)[ Liasis olivaceus barroni 1 : coiled in spring 519size 519[Liasis stimsoni ! : predation on Cecropis ariel 115sheltering m Cecropis ariel nests 115Morelia amethist ina : 528Morelia spilota [ imbricata ] : 6possible egg predator 6[Morelia spilota imbricata ] : 314Morelia spilota spilota : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140predation on Strepera graculma 404[ Morelia spilota spilota ] : shed skin in Ptil ono rhynchus violaceus bower168Morelia spilota variegata : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140Morel ia spilota [ variegata ] : 58[ Morelia spilota variegata ] : 137, 243, 258, 412, 508attempted predation on Psophodes olivaceus257implied predation on "tit-warbler" 355native name 254predation by European man (123)predation on Cacatua galerita 335Macropygia amboinensis 108large wallaby 336rabbits (256)ring-tailed possum 257presumed poisoning by poisoned rabbit 256resting sites 45, 325, 335, 513
- 26 -shelter m rabbit warrens 256ColubridsB(>iK':-t irregularis : 200in previously occupied Cecro_gis nij';ricans nesthollow 391f Boiga irrefflilaris | : predation on eggs/chicks of Aplonis metallica
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"wood-adder" [gecko?) 508[ Dendrelaphis punctulatus 1 : 412attempted predation by Dacelo ^i.g_as 333defence of nest by Sphecotheres viridis 42diet birds and frogs (37)predation by Falco berigora 150Halcyon macleayii 252Haliastur indus 37predation on [ Lit oria caerul^ea] 393Tree snakes: eat eggs and young birds (376)predation by Aviceda subcris tata 329probably inhabit Cecropi.s nigricans nest hollows 439Crocodiles41, 215, 254, 264, 335, 384, 521general observations on eggs 440native naine 254nesting record, nest dimensions, clutch size 336vocalisations 335, 336watched by Casuarius casuarius 108Crocodylus johnstoni : 342predation on Psitteuteles versicolor 66[ Crocodylus porosus ] : specimen estimated length 5m 336female in wallow beside nest mound 360Early collections of reptiles 12, 138, 159, 445, 523, 524E lap ids''predation by Haliaeetus leucogaster 347Acanthophis antarcticus : 54, 132, 299, 475erythrocyte, nucleus size 140[ Acanthophis antarcticus I : 124, 246Austrelaps superbus : 206, 433dead on beach after bushfire 494possible predator of eggs/chicks 206predation by Falco berigora 446[ Austrelaps superbus ] : behaviour 509habitat 399predation by Dacelo gigas 352Cacophis sguamulosus : 192Cryptophis nigrescens : erythrocyte size 140[ Cryptophis nigrescens /Pseudechis porphyriacus ? ] : 258in Alectura lathaminest mounds 175[ Demansia atra ] : 508[ Demansia psammophis ] : predation by Strepera graculma 217[ Demansia psammophis /Cacophis sguamulosus ? 1 : 258Drysdalia coronoides : 413, 433predation by Falco beri gora 446Drysdalia coronata : 473[ Drysdalia coronata ] : 298[ Hemiaspis signata ) : predation by Lichenostomus chrysops 468Notechis ater : 4, 163, 165, 413, 476, 477, 489, 493
habitat preferences on islands 165predation by Falco berigora 446predation on Puffinus tenLdrost_ri_s chicks/ej';f';s 489, 493probable predation ou eggs/chLcks of Eud ypl:i.ila mi_nor 49oseabird chicks L63mice 163[Notechis aterj: 488, 495abundance 128ate dead froj^s, previously eviscerated by Porphy rioporphyi'io 186behaviour 509, 530coloration 455habitat 183, 186no evidence of predation on Morus serrator chicks 488on small isolated offshore rock outcrop with Larusnovaehollandiae rookery 346predation on adult Pelagodroma manna 530Puffinus tenu irostris chicks/egjjs 118small skinks 118Til iqua nigro lutea 118possible predator of eggs/chicks 118size 455Notechis scutatus : 72, 74, 141, 364behaviour 461coloration 461erythrocyte, nucleus size 140killed by traffic 480no evidence of local interference with nesting birds389possible predator of birds 141predation by Falco berigora 446domestic cat 417[ Notechis scutatus ] : arboreal activity 164, 282, 513"charming" birds 14coiled in nest of Cecropis ariel 79Merops ornatus 310possible predator of bird eggs/chicks 60swimming and diving 419Oxyuranus scutellatus : 54, 58[Oxyuranus scutellatus] : collection of type of 0. maclennani 279, 508predation on dasyurid 279Pseudechis australis : 132Pseudechis papuanus : 54Pseudechis porphyriacus : 253, 364erythrocyte, nucleus size 140increase in abundaince after cyclone 311male combat? 231mating season 231native name 253predation by Botaurus poicilopti lus 231Falco berigora 446predation on frogs 392[ Pseudechis porphyriacus ]: 51, 100, 124, 179, 458basking behaviour 103"hypnotising" Rhipidura leucophrys 251possible predator of Coturnix australis eggs51predation by Accipiter fasciatus 329Egretta intermedia 199Erythrotriorchis radiatus 328Falco cenchroides 150
predation on bird eggs/chicks (170)blackfish ( Gadopsis marmoratus )103eels 3L6Pseudonaja al'f inis : 4, 299, 452[Fseudonaja nuchal is ] : 132Pseudonaja textUis : 132, 364killed by traffic 480predation by Falco berig'ora 408, 446Threskiornis molucca 386predation on fledgling Poephila guttata in aviary26chick of Malurus cyaneus 487lizards 26possible predation on Burhinus magniros tris eggs52possible predator of iMalurus cyaneus 422size 461stolen from Hieraaetus morphnoides by Falcosubniger 153[ Pseudonaja textilis ] : 289, 421attempted predation by Larus novaeho llaiidiao 33behaviour 409climbed low bush 125harassed by Gymnorhina tibice n 378induced threat display by C^iriclosorna c^s t_anoJ" urn"241nest defence by Halcyon sancta 377predation by Aguila audax 172predation on chicks of Malurus cyaneus 125Pardalotus striatus 22hen eggs 315[ Pseudonaja sp.j: predation by Haliastur sphenurus 75[ Tropidechis carinatus /Notechis scutatus ] : 258[ Vermicella annulata] : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140Frogs255, 473calling during eclipse 479cannibalism (311)invaded Acrocephalus stentoreus nest 216parasitism by fly larvae (109)predation by: Ardea novaehollandi ae (20, 213)Ardea pacif ica 67 , 237Botaurus poiciloptilus 203, 496 (396)Burhinus magnirostris 52Casuarius casuarius 13Chlidonias hybrida 72, 350Dacelo gigas 106, 304, 397Egretta alba (358)Falco cenchroides 498Gymnorhina tibicen 414Halcyon pyrrhopygia 304Halcyon sancta 260Ixobrychus minutus (362)Nycticorax caledonicus 61, (358)Phalacrocorax spp. 167 (359, 464)Plegadis falcinellus 36Podargus strigoides 418, (415)Psophodes olivaceus 304Rallina tricolor (348)
- 29 -Rail us pectoralis 303Rallus philippensis 303Stre??-LC?. versicolor 305Threskiorn is spi.nicoIiis (21)Thresk io rnis sp. 237Tyto alba 41, 511Xenorhynchus asiatj^us 76Aru Is natives 514predation on tadpoles by: Ardea novaehollandiae 306 (20)Chlidonias hybrida 72, 350Egretta alba 351Ixobrychus minutus 160Merops ornatus 497Nycticorax caledonicus 228Phalacrocorax melanoleiicos 78Phalacrocorax sulcirostris 78Porzana fluminea 99Porzana pus 11 la (23)Rallma tricolor (348)Threskiornis molucca (449)Crinia sign ifera : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140Cyclorana austral is : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140Heleioporus eyrei : predation by Ardea novaeliollandi ae 450[ Limnodynastes dumerilii ] : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140killed by traffic 480Limnodynastes fletcheri : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140[ Limnodynastes interioris | : 132Limnodynastes peronii : predation by cat 417[ Limnodynastes tasmaniensis ] : 132Litoria spp.: eaten by captive Halcyon macleayii chicks 478Litoria bicolor : predation by Centropus phasianinus 345Litoria caerulea : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140killed by traffic 480predation by Colluricincla harmonica 227kitten died after eating one 227[L itoria caerulea ] : 342invaded nests of Cecropis nigricans 39, 439Halcyon macleayi 147predation by Dacelo ^igas 393Dendrelaphis punctulatus 393Podargus strigoides 39predation on Megalurus gramineus 190mouse 388[ Litoria caerulea/ in frafrenat
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) : edibility to humans 512Litoria citropa : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140[ Litoria cyclorhynchus /moorei | : predation by Ardea novaehollandiae 431Litoria raniformis : mass breeding after rain 232invasion of nests of Megalurus gramineus 232Acrocephalus stentoreus 232[ Litoria raniformis ] : 513predation by Chlidonias hybrida 73spawn, frogs eaten by Porphyrio porphyrio 97Litoria rubella : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140predation by Centropus phasianinus 345Pseudophryne bibroni : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140Uperoleia sp. : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140Geckos300, 435eaten by captive Halcyon macleayi chicks 478predation by Coturnix ypsilophorus 215
- 30 -Halcyon sancta 30shelter in Melopsi ttacus undulatus nesting holes 425vocalisation 336ChiJJsJrAnus gjJenth_eri: eryt hrot:yte size 140Christ mus marmoratus : 163, 193, 475Diplodactylus e Lderi: predation by FiJ_l_co cenchro ide^s 395f Gehyra dub la ] : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140Gehyra variegata : 132, 526erythrocyte, nucleus size 140Hemidactylus frenatus : predation by Ninox sguamipila natalis 262[ Heteronoti a binoei] : predation by hawks (256)Lucas ium damaeum: 526Nephrurus sp. : predation by Ardeotis australis 303Underwood isaurus milii : 332, 475Hydrophiids (incl. laticaudids)263, 341, 385, 514predation by HaXlas_tur Indus 37Haliaeetus leucoj^aster 124, 148, 215, 303, 312, 341, 441518, 527, (110)mongoose (403)[ Laticauda colubrina ] : predation by Haliaeetus leucogaster 307terrestrial activity 307Lizards5, 54, 68, 94, 98, 165, 177, 205, 223, 243, 245, 246, 293, 295, 298,314, 407, 410, 452, 467, 471, 485, 514attempted predation by Accipiter sp. 249Pitta versicolor 401destroy eggs of Barnardius barnard i (361)eggs in disused Lophoict inia isura nest 335nest defence by Drymodes brunneopygia 242parasitism by fly larvae (109)predation by Accipiter cirrhocephalus 69, (112)Accipiter fasciatus (131)Accipiter novaehollandiae 248Accipiter sp. 351Aquila audax 180, 194, 256Ardea ibis coromandus 235Ardea novaehollandiae 351Ardeotis australis (65)Burhi nus magnirostri s 52Centropus phasianinus 345 , 349Circus aeruginosus (101, 438)Circus assimilis 114, (38, 59, 108, 113, 303)Colluricmcla harmonica 114, 215Coracina novaehollandiae 350Corvus coronoides 215Corvus sp. 127Cracticus nigrogularis 208Cracticus quoyi quoyi 236Cracticus torquatus 211, 470
? Dacelo gigas 214, 222, 233, 249, 304, 397, (17, 423)Dacelo leachii (210)El anus notatus 28, 351, (329, 462)Eopsaltria australis 320Falco berigora 13, 24, 32, 41, 215, 382, 510, (59, 112,150, 437, 515)Falco cenchroides 64, 196, 247, 312, 371, 436, 459, 460,485, (129, 131, 367, 467)Falco hypoleucos 303
Gvmnorhina tibicen 18, 414Halcyon chloris (381)Halcyon macleayi
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Halcyon ^yrrhogygia 280, 333, 349, 429, 520Halcyon sancta 187, 240, 349, 416, (101, 129)Haliastuj; .indus 55Haliastur sptienurus (367)Hieraaetus morphnoides 156, 398, (38, 112, 367)kingfishers (332)Lophoictinia isura 127Milvus mp^rans (215, 367)Pomatostomus temporalis 456Ptilonorhynchus violaceus 454Strepera gracul ina 405Strepera versicolor 219S turnus vulgaris 204Syma torotoro 335, 344, (338)Tanysiptera ^aleat a minor 57Tanysiptera sylvia (198)Turdus meru la 96Tyto novaehollandiae (116)European man (123)rats on Lord Howe I (221)predation on nestling Anthus novaeseelandiae (71)presiimed predation by Ardea novaehol landiae 485probably inhabit Cecrq2is nigricans nest hollows 439shed skins used for nest decoration by Monarcha trivirgatus (309)stolen from Falco cenchroides by Haliastur sphenurus 247Myths, Legends and Stories 162, 322Non-bird predatorscat: predation on Leiolopisma sp. 417Limnodynastes peronii 417Litoria caerulea 227Notech is scutatus 417Tiliqua scincoides 417skinks 417crabs ( Ocypoda ceratophthalma) : predation on hatchling turtles 318fox; predation on hatchling turtles 318man: predation on f Litoria caerulea/ infrafrenata ] 512[ Morelia spilota variegata ] (123)frogs 514hatchling turtles 432lizards (123)mongoose: disappearance of land snakes in Fiji followed introduction403predation on sea snakes (403)rat: exterminated lizards on Lord Howe I (221)Pygopodids435predation by Hieraaetus morphno ides 387Lialis burtonis : 288, 463predation by Falco cenchroides (451)Pygopus lepidopodus : 132Reptiles486not a major portion of diet of Falco subniger 153predation by Accipiter fasciatus (369)
- 32 -Aviceda subcristata (323)Circus assimi Lis 76Falco beriRora (370)Falco ccrichroj_de5 (126, 130, 132, 370:^Falco hypoleucos (370)Hieraaetus mo rphnoides (369)Haliastur splienurus 151, (369)use bird nest, inp; cavities in termiLe mounds 224Skinks91, 92, 93, 137, 283, 285, 292, 293, 295, 296, 297, 298, 300, 364, 366,435predation by Cract icus torguatus 301, 484Dacelo gigas 222Elanus notatus 154, 244Falco berigora 153Falco cenchroides 150, 154, 244Halcyon macleayii 135, 478Hieraeetus morphno ides 157Lophoictinia isura 226Notechis ater 118Sturnus vul>^'aris 469feral cat 417predation on nestling Collocalia spodiopygia 444protected by Chatham Island natives 181Anomalopus verreauxii : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140[ Cryptoblepharus carnabyi l : predation by Falco cenchroides 64Cryptob lepharus sp. : eaten by captive Halcyon macleayii chicks 478predation by Centropus phasianlnus 345[ Ctenotus fallens ] : predation by Falco cenchroides (451)Ctenotus labillardiori : 474,475Ctenotus regius : predation by Artaraus cinereus 230[Ctenotus robustus ] : erythrocyte size 140predation by Falco cenchroides 64Ctenotus taeniolatus : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140predation by Falco cenchroides 395Ctenotus taen iolat us'l': predation from shelter sites by Crjicticustorguatus 365Egernia cunninghami : 400killed by traffic 480predation by Hieraaetus morptinoides 156Egernia kingii : 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 193, 283, 284, 293, 294, 295, 296,297, 298, 299, 435, 443, 452, 473, 474, 475basking 435increased hatching success for Larus novaeho 1 1 and j aoeggs in areas without E. kingii 163inhabit Puffinus pacificus burrows 466omn ivory 466predation on eggs of Anous stolidus 466Eudyptula minor 284, 435Larus novaehollandiae 163Larus pacificus 466Phaethon rubricauda 466Sterna fuscata 466probable predator of bird eggs 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 283,293, 294, 443[ Egernia kingii ] : cannot climb mangroves 525predation by Haliaeetus leucogaster 434predation on chicks/adults of Anous stolidus 524, 525Sterna fuscata 525probable predator of bird eggs/chicks 424
- 33 -E>?ernia mul t iscutata : 5possible predator of bird eggs 5[E^ernia multiscutata ] : predatiori by Falco beri>^ora ;J03KiJ^:i:n_Lf' napoieonLs: lOIi, 47:i, 474, 475Egernia st no lata : erythrocyte size 140l?er_n_La wiLi_tU: 74, 83, 402, 413, 493erythrocyte size 140Egernia sp. : 191, 290Eremiascincus fasc i olatus : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140Hemiergis peronii : 193, 475Lampropholis guichenoti : predation by Fal,co cenchro ides 395Lichenostomus penicillatus 468[ Leiolopisma/ Lamprophol IS sp. ] : attempted predation by Gralli nacyanoleuca 62PasserdomesJ-Lcus 62predation by Pardalotus str latus 56Leiolopisma lichenigermn: erythrocyte size 140Leiol o pisina duperreyi : predation by Falco cenchro idcs 395, 416[ Leiolopisma duperreyi I : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140Leio Lopisma ent recasteauxii : 433habitat 433Leiolopisma metaUicura: 83, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 95, 380, 413, 504[ Leiolopisma nigriplantare | : diet ejected stomach oil of youngalbatrosses 181Leiolopisma ocellatum : 82Leiolopisma palfreymani : 84Leiolopisma pretiosum : 85, 331, 380, 501, 502, 503, 504, 505, 506I Leiolopisma suteri | : habitat 394predation by Halcyon sancta 394Leiolopisma sp. : 374predation by Falco berigora 416domestic cat 417Lerista elegans : 259[ Lerista picturata edwardsae] : predation by Falco beri gora 303Morethia boulengeri : predation by Falco cenchro ides 395[ Morethia boulengeri 1 : 132, 133Morethia lineoocellata : 163predation by Falco cenchroi des (451)Morethia obscura : 259Sa iphos equalis : killed but not eaten by Strepera graculina 416f Sphenomorphus heatwolei | : 372Sphenomorphus guoyii : 286, 291predation by Strepera graculina 144[ Sphenomorphus quoyii 1 : attacking nestling Cuculus pyrrhophanus inSericornis frontal is nest 120Sphenomorphus tympanum : predation by Halcyon sancta 143Sphenomorphus sp. : 49, 50, 197, 287, 289f Sphenomorphus sp. ] : attacked fledgling Cuculus sp. in Sericornisfrontalis nest 355erythrocyte, nucleus size 140Tiliqua casuarinae : 83Tiliqua nigrolutea : predation on Puffinus tenuirostri s chicks/eggs 489,493probable predator of eggs/chicks of Eudyptula minor493[ Tiliqua nigrolutea ) : predation by Notechis ater 118potential predator of bird eggs/ chicks 118Tiliqua rugosa : 29, 409, 473call of red quail said by local residents to be matingcall 368
- 34 -?frequent apiaries, eating wax fragments and honey 406invaded Sericornis cautus tiest 453killed by traffic 480predation by Aguila audax 195, 312Dacclo g.xiia.s 428stomach contents 453[ Tili qua rugosa l : fighting between males 243found under bushes 142herbivory 333introduced to Kangaroo I. 495mating season 333pairing during mating season 333possible vector for olive seeds 139predation by Aguila audax 333, (256)Falco berigora (256)Hieraaetus morphnoides 367Tiliqua scincoides : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140killed by traffic 480predation by Anthochaera chrysoptera 468Aguila audax 195, 522Hieraaetus morphnoides 156Haliastur sphenurus 155Sphecotheres viridis 468Strepera graculina 144domestic cat 417Tiliqua sp.: habitat 483[ Tiliqua sp.]: 194, 421predation on chicks of Sericornis fuliginosus 121induced warning call by Eopsaltria australis 77Snakes10, 107, 113, 122, 145, 166, 178, 185, 225, 246, 290, 293, 300, 357,410, 452, 457, 486, 514disappearance of land snakes in Fiji followed introduction of mongoose403frequency of road kills 161in nest of Pardalotus punctat us 182induced threat display by Cinclosoma castanotum 420induced warning call by Eopsaltria australis 77mobbing by birds 107, 388not eaten by captive Aguila audax 180predation by Accipiter fasciatus 27Aguila audax 244Centropus menbeki menbeki 235Circus aerugi nosus 134Circus assimilis (38)Cracticus nigrogularis . 208, (329)Cracticus torquatus 211Cracticus sp. 63Dacelo gigas 149, 158, 233, 234, 308, 352, 379, 411, 416,423, (17)Dacelo leachi i 238, (210)Falco berigora 38, 47, 108, 116, 150, 153, 184, 303, 329,383, 500Falco cenchroides 31, (129)Halcyon macleayii 472Haliastur sphenurus 80, 148, 155, 313captive Haliaeetus leucogaster 179Hieraaetus morphnoides 448kingfishers (332)Milvus migrans HI, 317
^ 35 -Pandion haliaetus 49Lunidentified hawk 48predation on egjjs of Larus novaehol landiae 499possible pfc-dat ion by Tyto alba 51Jshed skin used for nest lining by Climacteris picumnus 507, 508Poephiia acuL icauchi 215Ptiloris paradiseus 15, 128PtiJoris victoriae 253Ptiloris spp. 40shed skin used for bower decoration by Ptilonorhynchus vio laceus 257,258, 356stolen from hawk by Dacelo gigas 48Falco berigora by Falco lon^ipennis 184Tortoises29predation by Accipiter novaehol landiae (264)Haliaeetus leucogaster 67, 82, (215)Halias tur sphenurus 239Phalacrocorax sp. (359)Phalacrocorax melanoleucos (19)Chelodina longicollis : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140killed by traffic 480overland movement to nest 480predation by Anhin ga inejjl'iogias^cr 481Aquila audax 82Haliaeetus leucogaster 416, 527Haliastur sphenurus 155Phalacrocorax carbo (169)Chelodina 'I' longicollis : predation by Haliaeetus leucogaster 529[ Chelodina longicollis ] : predation by Phalacrocorax sp. 167[ Chelodina oblonga l : 427Elseya '^ latisternura : predation by Haliaeetus leucogaster 529Emydura krefftii : erythrocyte, nucleus size 140Emydura "^macquari i: predation by Haliaeetus leucogaster 529Tuatara ( Sphenodon punctatus )changes in abundance 101in burrow of Pterodroma macroptera 101Puffinus bulleri 174island densities 102predation on Puffinus bulleri 174Turtles171, 514nesting records 44, 146, 173, 176, 272, 334, 336, 341, 432, 490, 517decline in nesting on Michaelmas Cay 268general observations on eggs 440on-beach activity by young but non-neonate turtles 343turtle processing factories 44, 341predation on eggs by Rallus philippensis 490predation on hatchlings by Falco cenchroides 318Haliastur Indus 318Haliastur sphenurus 318Larus novaehollandiae 318Nycticorax caledonicus (337, 490)crabs ( Ocypoda ceratophthalma ) 318foxes 318aborigines 432scavenging of dead turtle by Haliaeetus leucogaster 340Caretta caretta: clutch sizes 318
- 36 -nesting records 263, 318, 341Chelonia depressa: clutch sizes 318nesting records 271, 318, (269)Chelqnia mydas: clutch sizes 318iu;sting records 263, 266, 267, 269, 270, 273, 27-1, 276277, 278, 318, 319, 341, 343, 432, 492Erelmoche Lys imbricate: nesting records 269, 271, 275, (,265)TyphlopidsRamphotyphlops bi tuberculatus 132Varan ids54, 137, 364, 412, 486basking in shallow water near Rostatula benghalens is nest 330climbing abilities 390digging into Alectura lathami nest mound 329disused burrows provide shelter for young Stiltia Isabella (339)emerged from Megapodius freycinet nest 527harrassment/nest defence by Anthochaera chrysoptera 207Ceyx azureiLs. (430)Dacelo gigas 375Eurystomus orientalis 327Falco cenchroides 202Gymnorhi na tibicen 202Halcyon inacleayii 329Hjllcyon sanct_a (430)Malurus lambert
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324Manor ina sp. 202induces specific warning call by Eopsaltria australis 77Manorina melanocephala 105Strepera graculina 105Strepera versicolor 105native name 254predation by Accipiter cirrhocephalus 338, 508Aquila audax 229Dacelo leachii 508Haliaaetus leucogaster 354aboriginals 38predation on eggs and nestlings of Alectura lathami (335)Halcyon pyrrhopygia (70)Halcyon sancta (170)Origma sol itaria (218)Passer domes ticus 202Plegadis falcinc llus (36)Rallina tricolor (335)Sericornis citreogiilaris (353)Talegalla fuscirostris (55)Turnix olivei 508predation on nesting Pardalotus striatus (326)probable predator of Coturni x pectoralis 170Coturnix ypsilophorus 170young Melanodryas cucullat a 170tracks entering rabbit warrens 419Varanus gouldii : 132erythrocyte, nucleus size 140killed by traffic 480predation by Aquila audax 180[ Varanus indicus ) : 514predation on eggs/chicks of Aplonis metal lica (441)[Varanus rosenbergi 1 : 473, 495length, clutch size, edibility 455
Varanus varius:
37harassment/nest defence by Myla^ra inquieta 516Oreoica gu_ttuTali_s 35predation oti eggs of Acanthiza apicali s 117Coturnix pectorjiLis iiOLlsoaking in water in hot weather L36threatens survival of Kangaroo Island intiKanodes495132, 133, 220, 285, 287, 392approach to Aguila audax nest made sitting bird nervousL80ate coarse salt 256dived into river, climbed tree 45enter rabbit warrens 256erythrocyte, nucleus size 140harassment by Cracticus torguatus 256Dacelo gigas 129killed by traffic 480predation by Aguila audax 195predation on Aegotheles cristatus 81Podargus strigoides nestlings 281Psophodes olivaceus chick 201bird nesting in termite mound 224rabbits 480, (256)probably destroyed Chlamydera maculata nest 256probable predator of eggs/chicks of Pu f finus pacif icus285Puf finus grise us 285Varanus varius ] : 119, 209arboreal activity 376ate dead dolphin 170dead Sericornis frontal is chick 250digging into Alectura lathami nest mounds 249, 261predation on eggs/chicks (376)^small Varanus sp.?]: predation by Falco hypoleucos 152LOCALITY INDEXAustralian Capital TerritoryBlack Mountain Reserve: [
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ampropholis /Leiolopisma sp. ] 56"Gungahlin": Pseudonaja text ills 422New South WalesAlidade Hill: Varanus varius 281Armidale: Chelodina longicollis , Tiligua scincoides 154Armidale district: Amphibolurus inuricatus, Egernia cunninghami , Tiliguascin coides 156Barellan: Gehyra variegata , [ Limnodynast es interioris j , Limnodynastestasmaniensis , [ Morethia boulengeri ] , Pogona barbata , Pseudechisaustralis, [ Pseudonaja nucha li s] , Pseudonaja textilis , Pygopuslepidopodus , Rampho typhi ops bituberculatus , Varanus gouldii , Varanusvarius 132Barrallier: [ Pseudonaja textilis ] 125Barrier Range: [ Pogona sp.], [ Tiligua rugosa ] 333Bega: [ Chelodina longicollis ] 167"Belltrees", Scone: [ Notechis scutatus ] 310Belowla I.: Sphenomorphus guoyii: [286], 291Big I., Five Is. group: Sphenomorphus sp. 197Big (Boondelbah) I.: small lizard 245Binya, 16mi W Barellan: Acanthophis an t arc t icus 132Bird I.: no lizards seen 223Blacktown: [ Pseudonaja textilis ] : 22Bobbin Head: Saiphos egual is, snake 416
Bowen I.: E^^'erni a sp. 290B rough ton [.; Pseudoriaja text il ls , S?!ienoino_rg^iuG sp. 289Brundee Swamp, nr Nowra: Pseudechis porphynacus 231"Rundvui uinb lah" , WarDV-irn-lJ a: [ Varanua s-.p . \ 229Buriga, between Berniagui and Tathra: |. Pseudechis pofphyri acus | , ! Varanusyarius] 170Buttai: Varanus varius 261Cabbage Tree I.: Cacophis sguaniuLosus 192, small lizard 245, snakes notknown 225Cambo Cambo: [Heterono tia binoei?) , [ Morelia spilota variegata ]
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[ Tiliqua rugosaj , Varanus varius 256Casino: f Pendrelaphis punctulatus) 252Cattai to Colo: [ Physignathus lesueurii 1 354Chichester: Lit oria caerulea 227Clarence R. : [ Pseudechis porphynacus 1 251Daiigar I.: small lizards 405Faulconbridge: Morelia spilota spilota 404Flinders Islet, Five Is. group: Sphenomorphus sp. 49Gardiners Ck: Underwood isaurus milii 332Gloucester: Chelodina longicollis, Phys ignathus les_ueui^i_i , cnakc 416Grafton: f Pendrelaphis punctulatus | , [ Litoria caerulea ] 393Ivanhoe: Ctenotus regi^us 230Lake Cowal: Chelodina longicollis 481, No tech is scutatus , Varanusvarius 482Lake Gol Gol/Flelchers Lake: Litoria raniformis 232Lion I.: Physignathus lesueurii 285, 287, 366, Sphenoniorplius spp. 287,Varanus varius 285, 287, small skinks 366, three spp. skinks 285Lismore: f Hemiaspis signata ] , f Lampropholis guichenoti | , Tiliquascincoides 468Little Murray R. , Dorrigo: small grey frog 255MacDonald R. : [ Pseudechis porphyriacus ] 103Macquarie Marshes: tortoises 82Martin Islet, Five Is. group: Sphenomorphus sp. 50Mernot: [ Physi gnathus l esueurii '^] 249, [ Varanus varius | 249, 250upper Middle Harbour: [ Demansia psammophis ) 217Montaglie I.: Egernia sp. 191Moree: [ Litoria caerulea ] 388Muttonbird I.: Li ali s burtonis , Physigna thus lesueurii 463Ourimbah: [ Physignathus lesueurii 1 16Peak Hill district: [ More thia boulengeri] , Pogona barba ta, Varanusvarius 133Pilliga Scrub: [ Morelia spilo ta variegata] , Varanus sp. 137Pitt Town common: [ Pseudona.ja textilis ] 386Royal National Park: [ Physi gnathus lesueurii ] , [Varanus sp. ] 375South Solitary I.: Lialis burtonis 288St Marys: [ Varanus varius ] 119Tollgate Is.: Sphenomorphus heatwolei 372Tumbarumba: Varanus varius 129Wahroonga: Leiolopi sma spp. , Limnodynastes peronii , Notechis scuta tus,Tiliqua scincoides 417, lizard 416Wallis Lake: [Varanus varius] 201, 224Waterfall: Ctenotus taeniolatus 365, Varanus varius 220West Wyalong: Pseudona.ja textilis 153Woolner's Swamp: [ Notechis scutatus ] 72Northern TerritoryMacarthur R. : crocodiles common 41Maryvale: Nephrurus sp. 303Palm Valley: lizard 520Victoria River Downs Station: Crocodylus johnstoni, tortoises, frogs 67Wickham R. : Crocodylus Johnstoni 66Queensland
"Alice Downs", Blackail: | Pogona sp. j , | Tiligua sp.] 194Archer H. : i Acrochordus arafurae | 336Ashmore Banks: Chelonia mydas 273upper Barr-oo K. : j l-'op;orici sp. | 11Bedarra I.: skmks 444Blackail Ran^e: [Varanus variusj 376Brisbane: Ajiiphibolurus sp. 53Byfield: Chlaniydosaurus kin p.ij. 46, [Pseudechis porphyriacus ) 124,
I" Varanus sp. ] 527Cairns: [ Litoria caerulea] 147Capricorn group: [ Chelonia mydas I 343, snakes absent 166, sea snakes110, turtle 340Cardwell: Varanus varius 81Cardwell district: [Dendrelaphis punct ulat us] 42Charters Towers: [ Pseudechis porphyriacus ] 316Claremont Point: turtle eggs 334Claudie R. : [ Morelia spilota variegata ] , crocodile, [gecko] 336Coen district: [Boiga irregularis | , [ Chondropython vi_r i_dis 1 , lOfMnEinsiaatra ] , [ Morelia spilota variegata l , goannas 508, [ Oxyuranusscutellatus] 279, 508Combe I. : turtles 272Compigne I.: Varanus gouldii 373Cumberland Is.: [ Dendrelaphis punctulatus ] , [ Morelia spilotavariegata ] , goannas 412Dalby: Chelodina '^longicollis, Elseya ^la_tis_r.ern_ujn, Emydurn ''niacryiafi I530Davie Cay: Chelonia mydas , Eretmochelys imbricata , possibly Chelon.ijidepressa 269Dunk I.: [Pseudonaja text i
l
is ] 315, [Dendrelaphis punctulatus] , seasnsikes 37, lizards 34Erskine I.: turtles 44Fraser I.: lizards, snakes 410Gladstone: [ Litoria caerulea ] 39, 439Gracemere: Chelodina longicollis 527Granite Ck, Atherton Shire: frogs 76Heron I.: Caretta caretta , Chelonia mydas , sea snakes 263, [ Cheloniamydas ] 341, turtles 44, 146, 173Inghajn: [ Litoria caerulea ) 190Innisfail: [Pseudechis porphyriacus] 199islands off Whitsunday Passage: snakes 357Jandowae: [Bolga irregularis ] 391Lady Elliott I.: nesting turtle 176Lady Musgrave I.: sea snakes, turtles 341Lake Sanamere: crocodiles 335Lowood: Chelodina ? longicollis , Elseya ? latiste rnum, Emydura ?macquar:ii530 'MacLennan Cay: Chelonia mydas 277, 319Masthead I.: turtles 44, 341McPherson Range: [ Cryptophis nigrescens / Pseudechis porphyriacus ] 175,258, [ Cacophis sguajnulosus /Demansia psammophis ] , f Notechisscutatus/Tropidechis car inatus ] 258, [ Moreli a spilota variegata] 257,258'Meandarra": Pogona barbata, Tiligua scmcoides 523Michaelmas Cay: turtles 268Mon Repos: Caretta caretta , Chelonia depressa, Chelonia mydas 318Mud Bay: [ Morelia spilota variegata ] 335Murphy's Creek district: [ Morelia spilota variegata ] 325, [Pseudechi sporphyriacus ] 328, 329, goannas, tree snakes 329Murray R. : crocodile 108Normanton R. (falls upstream): Crocodylus Johnstoni 342North Bird I.: Eretmochelys imbricat a 275
- 40 -North-west I.: turtles 44, 341O'Shanassy R. (well nr Camooweal ) : [ Litori a caerulea] 342Olsens Caves: Chlamydosaurus kingi i 46One Tree I.: sea snakes, turtles 341Pandora Cay: Chelonia inydas 278, tui-tles 490Pelican [.: Che loni a depressa, Kre i muchelys iinbricata 271, tui't le cf\p]s334Raine I.: Chelonia mydas 492, turtles 336, 337, 490Rockhampton: Chlajnydosaurus kingii 46Rockingham Bay district: [Morelia spilot a variegataj 108Rutherglen district: No tech is scutatus , PoRona barbata , Pseudechisporphyriacus, Pseudona.ja textilis , Varanus sp. , small skinks 364Sandbank 20km NW Raine I.: turtles 336Sandbank No. 1: Chelonia mydas 266Sandbank No. 7: Chelonia mydas 274Sandbank No. 8: Chelonia raydas 276"Sandringham": Diporiphora winneckei 426Stainer I.: turtles, possibly Eretmochelys imbricatjt 265Stapleton I.: Chelonia mydas 267"The Dell", 8km SE Meandarra: Pogona barbata, Tiligua scincoides 522Tinaroo: [ Morelia spilota variegata ] 254, Pseudechis porphyriacus 253[Varanus sp. ] , crocodile 254Toorilla: Pseudechis porphyriacus 311Torres Strait Is.: [Litoria caerulea/Litqria infrafrenata ] 513Tryon I.: turtles 44, Caretta caretta 341Tydeman Cay: Chelonia mydas 270Watson R. : crocodiles 336Yeppoon: sea snake 527Yeppoon-Byfield: [ Acanthophis antarcticus ] , sea snake 124South AustraliaAdelaide: frog 303Blackwood: frog 303Chapman R. mouth, Kangaroo I.: [ Varanus rosenberg i] 495Coombe district: [ Pogona barbata ] 212Franklin Is.: Notechis ater , lizards 165Fulham: [ Pseudona.ja textilis ] 377Gawler Ranges: snake 303Greenly I.: two spp. lizards 177Hartley district: Pseudona.ja textilis 408islet in Pelican Lagoon, Kangaroo I.: [ Notechis ater ] 495Kangaroo I.: [Notechis ater] 455, T iligua rugosa, tortoises introduced29, [ Tiligua rugosa ] 495, [ Varanus rosenbergi l 136, 302, 455"Konetta": [ Notechis scutatus ] 456Lake Hawdon: snakes 457Lake Victoria and 100km downstream: [Litor ia raniformis] , [Moreliaspilota variegata ] , [ Notechis scutatus], goannas 514Lockleys: [ Pseudona.ja textilis] 378Masons Ck, nr Jervois: Notechis scutatus 389McLaren Vale: [ Pseudona.ja textilis ] 172Milang district: [ Notechis scutatus ] 164Mitchara: Pseudona.ja textilis 26Mt Lyndhurst, 30mi E Farina: lizard 280Mundoo I.: Notechis scutatus 461Murrayville: [ Pogona sp. ] , [ Pseudona.ja textil is] , [ Tiligua sp. ] 421North Gambler I.: no evidence of snakes 178North Neptune I.: snakes 178Nullarbor Plain: Tiligua rugosa 368Oodnadatta: lizards 303Ooldea: Ctenophorus pictus 303, 516, snake 303Reedbeds, Adelaide: Pogona barbata 512Reedy Ck: snakes 457
- 41 -Reedy I. No. 2: [Pseudechis porphyriacus ] 458Reevesby I.: [Notechis. aLerJ 531Salt Creek: Tiligua rugosa 409Salt Lagoon is Lands: Nohcchjis scut a I us 141Seepage Swaiiip, "Yadlajiialka" , 50ini W Pt Augusta: Tyinpanocrypt: is 1 ineat.i104South Neptune I.
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Ctenophorus fionni 447St Helena Swamp: snakes 457St Kilda: Pseudonaja [ textilis ] 33Suther lands: f Cryptoblepharus carnabyi ] , f Ctenophorus sp. ] , f Ctenotusrobustus] 64nr The Coorong: Pseudonaja textilis 487The Needles, Younghusband Peninsula: Pseudona.ja textilis 461Trevorra's I.: [ Pseudonaja textilis ] 409Wanilla: Varan us sp. 207Wedge I.: [" Egerni a multiscutata ] , [ Lerista picturata edwardsaej 303,two spp. lizards 68, lizards 382West I.: Egernia cunninghami 400Wilmington: |
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seudonaja sp. ] 75"Yandama": [Morelia spilota variegata] , lizards 123TasmaniaActaeon I.: Leiol opisma metallicum 89Albatross I.: Leiolopisma pretiosum 331Babel I . : Notech is ater 476Big Caroline Rock: skinks 92Black Pyramid: lizards 205Bridport: [ Notechis ater ] 128Cat I.: Austrelaps superbus 509, Egernia whitii 493, Notechi s atx^^r 118,[ Notechis ater ] 488, 489, 493, 509, Tiligua nigrolutea 118, '489, 493Chalky I.: Drysdalia coronoides , Egernia whiti i, Leiolopismametallicum , Notechis ater 413Chappell I.: Austrelaps superbus 206Clarke I.: [ Notechis ater ] 346, possible snake bones 347Cleveland: [ Notechis ater ] 183DeWitt I.: Leiolopisma pretiosum 502East Pyramids: skinks 91Fisher I.: Aust relaps superbus , Drysdalia corojio ides, Leiolopismaentrecasteauxii 433Flat I.: Leiolopisma meta l licum, Leiolopisma pret iosum 504Flat Witch I.: Leiolopisma pretiosum 503Goose I.: lizards 94Hippo lyte Rocks: Leiolopisma metallicum 95lie du Golfe: Leiolopisma pretiosum 505King I. : snakes 10, 107Louisa I.: Leiolopisma pretiosum 501Maatsuyker I.: Leiolopisma metallicum , Leiolopisma pretiosum 380Pedra Branca Rock: Leiolopisma palfreymani 84Round Top I.: Leiolopisma pretiosum 506Southport I.: Leiolopisma metallicum 88St Helens I.: Leiolopisma spp., no snakes 374Sterile I.: Leiolopisma metallicum 90Tasraan I. : Egernia whitii , Leiolopisma metallicum , Leiolopismaocellatum , Tiligua casuarinae 83The Mews tone: Leiolopisma pretiosum 85The Nuggets: Leiolopisma metall icum 86The Steppes: snakes 186The Thumbs: Leiolopisma metallicum 87Trefoil I.: Notechis ater 477West Pyramid: skinks 93VictoriaAnglesea: Austrelaps superbus 494
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"Baddaginnie" : [Pseudonaja text i lis ] 52Bendigo: (Tiliqua rugcisaj 142Boundary Bend: Pseudonaja text i lis 446Box Hill: [ Lainjj^rophql i s/],e_U)lopi sina sp.l K2Broadribb R. , Lake Cur lip: Pliysignathus lesueur i i 392Broken H. , nr Mansfield: [Notechis s_cu_t_atus ] 79Bulleen Ponds, Yarra R. : f Litoria raniformis | 97Coode I. : lizards 98Diinboola: [ Pogona sp. | , [ Tiliqua rugosa] 312East Gippsland: Pseudechis porphyriacus 51Fishermans Bend: lizards 98Foster R. , nr Jumbunna: [Notechis scu t atus ] 282Frankston: [ Austrelaps superbus ) 352, 399, [ Tiliqua sp. ] 121Griffiths I.: Egernia whitii, Notechi s scutatus 74Culpa R. : f Notechis scutatus 1 , [ Varanus sp. ] 419Karawinna: Varanus gouldi i 180Kulkyne I., Murray R. : [ Morelia spilota variegata ] . Varanus varius 45Lady Julia Percy I.: Egernia whitii 402Lakes Entrance: Tiligua sp. 483"Lingerandye": [Morel ia spi lota variegata] , [Tiliqua rugosa] 243Mario Plains, nr Cape Conran: Pseudechis porphyriacus , V aran us varius392Marong: [Pogona sp. ] 188, 189Mirboo North: Notechis scutatus 1430kin from Nariel on Nariel R. : [Pseudechis porphyriacus] LOOPort Fairy: [ Litoria raniformis ] 73Stringy Bark Ck, nr Wahdin: [ Varanus varius] 209Sutherlands Ck: Sphenomorphus t.yTnpanujn 143Tongalong Ck, nr Tocumwal : [Pseudechi s porphyriacus] 179between Valium and Turriff: [ Tiliqua rugosa ] 453Western AustraliaAbrolhos Is.: [ Egernia kingii ] 434Airlie I.: [ Ctenophorus sp. ] 9Archipelago of the Recherche: Acanthophis antarcticus 246Bald I.: Egerni a kingii 7Balladonia district: [ Varanus rosenbergi ] 35Barrow I.: turtles 518Bernier I.: sea snakes 215Breaksea I.: Egernia kingii 1between Broome and Derby: two spp. sea snakes 385Broome Hill: [ Varanus rosenbergi ] 117Carnac I.: Egernia kingii , Morethia lineoocellata , Notechis ater ,Christinas marmoratus 163Charley I.: Ctenophorus ornatus , geckos, small skmks, snakes 300Cockatoo [.: reptiles, incl. ground goannas , several snake spp. 486Coffin I . : Egernia kingii 443Collie: [ Litoria cyclorhynchus /moorei ] 431Cull I.: Ctenophorus ornatus , Egernia kingii , small skinks 297Dampier Archipelago: sea snakes 519Derby: crocodiles 384Drysdale R. : small crocodiles 215Eclipse I.: Egernia kingi i, Egernia napol eon is, Hemiergi s peronii
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Christinus marmoratus 193, several lizard spp., no frogs 485Figure of Eight I.: Acanthophis antarcticus , Egerni a kingii , Pseudonajaaffinis 299Frederick I.: Egerni a k ingii , small skinks, lizards 295Garden I.: [Morelia spilota imbricata ] , lizards 314Goose I.: lizards 471Gull Rock: Egernia kingii , skink 283Hood I . : Ctenotus labillardieri , Egernia kingi i , Egerni a napoJeonis 474Lancelin I.: Egernia multiscutata , 4 smaller spp. skinks 5
Lennard R. : crocodiles 384McKenzie I.: K ft'ernia kinjU i 204Michaelmas I.: Eaernia kingii 2Middlf; r.: one ffOf? sp. , six rept iles, incl. Drysdal i a c^oronat-a,E^^efnia kingix , Eaernia napoleonis , Ti I i qua rugosa , I Varanusrosenberg2 ] '^'^'^Mistaken I.: Efiernja kin^y,, Nolechi s ater, Fseudona.jn al'l-'in is 4Mondrain I.: Egernia kingii , Morelia spiloba imbricata 6, small snakes,numerous lizards, no Acanbhophi s antarcticus 246Nares I.: small skinks 292North Fisherman I.: Lerista eletfan s, Morethia obscura 259North-West Cape: [ Liasis stimsoni 1 115Observatory I.: Egernia llingli, small skinks, li:2ards, small snakes,possibly [ Drysdal ia coronata ) 298Ord R. : crocodiles, tortoises 264Pelsart I.: E>?ernia kingii 424, 466, 526, five lizard spp. 467Penguin I.: Egern.ia k in^ii , geckos, small skinks 435Pt Cloates: sea snake 312Ram I.: Ctenophorus ornatus, Enerni a kinnii , small snake, small skinks293Remark I.: Egernia kjing_ii. , small skinks 296Rockingham district: Tiliqua rugosa 428Rottnest I.: Heleioporus eyrei 450, [C teno tus .ffLLlsHsJ, Lial.isburtonis , Morethia lineoocellata 451, two snake spp., incl. Pseudonajaaffinis, several lizard spp., mcl . Egerma kingii 452Sand I. : turtles 432Sandy T . : Egernia kin^i l 8Sandy Hook I.: Acanthophis antarcticus , Ctenotus l abil lard ieri , E gerni ckingii , Egernia napoleonis , Hemiergis peronii , Christinus mannoratus ,Underwoodisaurus milii 475Scott Reef: turtles 432Seal I . : Egernia kmgi i 3Shag I.: gecko, legless lizard 435St Alouarn I.: Egernia kingii 284Stirling Range: [ Varanus rosenbergi [ 517West I., Sahul Shelf: [Che lonia mydasi 432White Lake: [ Chelodina obl onga ) 427Christmas I.: Hemidactylus frena tus 262FijiViti Levu: sea snakes, land snakes 403IndonesiaAru Is.: [ Chondropython /Dendrelaphis sp. ] , [Gonocephal us dilojjhus],[ Varanus indicus] , sea snakes, large frogs 515Mediterranean (14mi N Gozes): turtles 171New CaledoniaAlter I., Masthead I., Redika I.: [ Laticauda colubrina] 307New GuineaBalimo sub-district: Acanthophis antarcticus, Oxyuranus scutel latus,Pseudechis papuanus 54Baiyer R. : Morelia amethistina 528Bougainville I.: Boiga irregularis , no pythons 200Lou I.: [ Boi ga irregularis ] , [ Varanus indicus ] 441Waigani: Morelia spilota , Oxyuranus scutellatus 58West Baiyer Mtns, timberline: Morelia amethistina 529New ZealandAorangi: [ Sphenodon punctatus | 102Chatham Is. : [ Leiolopisma nigriplantare ] 181Little Barrier I.: [ Leiolopisma suteri ] 394Poor Knights Is.: [ Sphenodon punctatus ] 101, 174, lizards 101Tawhiti-rahi: [Sphenodon punctatus | 102Whero I.: small lizards 407
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