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Stray Feathers

Parrot-like Feeding of Wood-Swallow

Harold E. Tarr Middle Park, Vic.
Page 315 | Published online: 22 Dec 2016

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Jim Hone. (1978) Introduction and Spread of the Common Myna in New South Wales. Emu - Austral Ornithology 78:4, pages 227-230.
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J. J. Counsilman. (1974) Waking and Roosting Behaviour of the Indian Myna. Emu - Austral Ornithology 74:3, pages 135-148.
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Anil Mahabal & V G Vaidya. (1989) Diurnal rhythms and seasonal changes in the roosting behaviour of Indian mynaAcridotheres tristis (Linnaeus). Proceedings: Animal Sciences 98:3, pages 199-209.
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Allan J. Baker & Abdul Moeed. (1987) RAPID GENETIC DIFFERENTIATION AND FOUNDER EFFECT IN COLONIZING POPULATIONS OF COMMON MYNAS ( ACRIDOTHERES TRISTIS ) . Evolution 41:3, pages 525-538.
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