The Whistler Volume 13 (2019)
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Table of Contents
| Title | Authors | Pages | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Editorial | |||
| A review of Sooty Oystercatcher on the Hunter Region coastline of New South Wales, Australia | L. Wooding | 83-93 | |
| Foraging behaviour by Grey Fantail at the Sugarloaf State Conservation Area, NSW | R. Kyte | 81-82 | |
| Why is the Pallid Cuckoo declining in the Hunter Region, but relatively stable in Tasmania? | M. Newman | 69-80 | |
| Changes in wetland use by shorebirds following mangrove removal, Area E, Ash Island, New South Wales | P. Reid | 62-68 | |
| Recent high counts of Sharp-tailed Sandpiper in the Hunter Estuary | A. Stuart | 56-61 | |
| Mimicry in Regent Honeyeaters: is it really mimicry after all? | R. Crates | 50-55 | |
| Observations of Black-necked Stork breeding in the Hunter Estuary at Tomago NSW | A. Lindsey | 38-49 | |
| Occupancy at two Rufous Scrub-bird territories in the Gloucester Tops | A. Stuart | 35-37 | |
| Spring bird surveys in the Gloucester Tops | A. Stuart and M. Newman | 26-34 | |
| Movements of an immature Black-necked Stork taken into care and later released |
A. Lindsey | 24-25 | |
| Colonial nesting birds at the Hunter Wetlands Centre | G. Nicholls | 22-23 | |
| Beach Stone-curlew at Soldiers Point, Port Stephens: breeding records and behavioural observations | T. Murray | 17-21 | |
| Cattle Egret colony at Cundletown NSW | A. Stuart | 16 | |
| A baseline study of the birds of Tahlee and surrounds (north-western Port Stephens, New South Wales) | S. Fleming | 10-15 | |
| Brahminy Kites: two consecutive breeding seasons at Port Stephens NSW, compared | L. Wooding | 1-9 |