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Journal of African Ornithology
Volume 51, 1980 - Issue 1
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OPENBILL STORKS BREEDING IN THE SOUTHEASTERN LOWVELD OF ZIMBABWE RHODESIA

A. J. Anthony Department of National Parks and Wildlife Management, P.O. Box 8365, Causeway, Salisbury, Zimbabwe Rhodesia
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B. Y. Sherry P.O. Box 174, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe Rhodesia
Pages 1-6 | Received 01 Nov 1978, Published online: 11 Oct 2010

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JA Harrison, AJ Williams & M MacIver. (2010) Breeding site selection by colonial waterbirds given various combinations of constructed or natural alternatives over a 10-year period. Ostrich 81:3, pages 197-203.
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Scott H. Stoleson & Steven R. Beissinger. 1995. Current Ornithology. Current Ornithology 191 270 .

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