Title
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Winter surveys of the Orange-bellied Parrot Neophema chysogaster in south-eastern Australia in 1996
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Author
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Starks J (Birds Australia) |
Keywords
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Birds|Species|Endangered species|Neophema chysogaster|Distribution|Population Statistics|Habitats|Surveys|Seasons |
Abstract
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The Orange-bellied Parrot, Neophema chysogaster, is one of the rarest birds in Australia and is listed as endangered under the Endangered Species Protection Act 1993. The results of a coordinated and simultaneous survey of known winter habitats at Lake Connewarre Vic, Point Wilson/Werribee Sewage Farm Vic, and King Island TAS, and of detailed searches in coastal and sub-coastal grasslands and agricultural areas in southern and south-eastern Victoria are presented. Although the total number of N. chysogaster recorded (40) was only one less than the previous year, the percentage recorded at the known sites was lower than in previous years. The results of the winter count were also significantly less than summer counts, suggesting that winter counts no longer provide an adequate measure of populations (A). |
Publish Date |
1st January 1999 |
Resource Code
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S48655 |
Published Year
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1999 |
ISSN
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1329-7945 |
Series
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Birds Australia report; no 7. |
Delivery Link
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http://www.nla.gov.au/copiesdirect/ |
Delivery Email
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docss@nla.gov.au |
Delivery Note
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Source
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AANRO |