Index:The Emu volume 9.djvu
| CONTENTS OF VOL. IX.— 1909-10.
Aboriginal Names, 31. Acanthiza, Description of a New, 137. Acanthiza, New, for Australia, 173. Albatross Island, On, 155. Albatrosses and other Pelagic Birds in Australian Waters, Notes on, 47. Amytis macura Re-discovered, 163. Animals Preservation Society, 44. Australasian Ornithologists' Union — Adelaide Session, 109; Financial Statement, 114; President's Address, 120; Excursion to Eyre Peninsula, 123. Australian's Promotion, An, 91. Australian Aviary, An, 33. "Authorities," The Citing of, 99. Bass Strait Expedition, 108. Bell Miner, The {Manorhina melanophrys), 234. Bird Day, 169. Bird Day in the Commonwealth, First, 157. Bird-Migration, 99. Bird -Nests, Edible, 160. Bird Notes from Cleveland, Tasmania, 79, 95, 251. Bird Notes from the Upper Goulburn, 255. Bird Sanctuaries, 120. Bird Traffic in New Guinea, Restriction of, 51. Birds about Drouin, Gippsland, 241. Birds Observed at Interlaken, Tasmania, 13th and 14th November, 254 Birds Observed between Kalgoorlie and Eucla, W.A., 71. Bird Observers' Club, 265. Birds of Eyre Peninsula, S.A., 123. Birds of North- West Australia, i, 53. "Birds-of-Paradise, A Journey to British New Guinea in Search of," 101. Birds of the Alexandra District, Northern Territory, The, 65. Birds of Yackandandah Creek Valley, 24. Birds Seen at Cumminin Station, Western Australia, 84. Birds Seen in and around Broome, North-Western Australia, 148. Black-tailed Godwit, 28. Blue Wren of Tasmania, The, 151. Blue Wrens Nesting in Ivy, 34. Bower-Bird {Ptilonorhynchns violaceus), Notes on the Satin, 236. Bower-Bird, Tooth-billed, 247. Buckland, Mr. Jas., Exhibition of Lantern Slides, 50. Can Birds Retain their Eggs? 162. Census, An Interesting, 31. Certificate, A, 266. Charlotte Plains Bird Notes, 167. Cleveland (Tas.) Notes, 251. Coachwhip-Bird (Psophodes crepitans). The, 248. Collecting, The New, 179. Collection, A National, 179. Colour Chart, A Natural History Standard, 48, 106, 177. Coloured Figure Fund, 107. Combat, A Curious, 166. Correspondence, 48, 106, 176, 260. Cuckoo Day, A, 163. Cuckoo Notes, 245. Cuckoo, The Shining, 174. Curlews Migrating, 28. Description of two New Nests and Eggs, 136. Descriptive List of Birds Native to Victoria, A, 47. Devonport (Tas.) Notes, 171. Dottrel, Double-banded, 248. Ducks, Notes on, 77. East Murchison, On the, 181. Egg, New, for Victoria, 164. Emu, Fidelity of the, 164. Eopsaltria jacksoni, Remarks on, 246. Erratum, 179. Examination of Contents of Stomachs and Crops of some Australian Birds, 219. Experiment, A Novel, 246. Fairy Martin (Pelrochelidon arid), 92. Falcon and Bat, 29. Feathers and Frost, 245. Fly-eater. The White-throated, 247. Forgotten Feathers, 98. Foxes V. Birds, 93. Generic Names Applied to Birds during the Years 1901 to 1905, inclusive, 44. German Owls into New Zealand, Introducing, 173. "Handlist of the Birds of Australasia," Additions to the, 92. Heron (Ardea siimatrana). Notes on the Great-billed, 138. Honey-eater, Helmeted (Ptilotis cassidix), as Foster-parent to the Pallid Cuckoo {Cuculus pallidus), 168. List of Birds, A New, 180. Lyre-Bird, Extinction of the, 45. Magazines, &c., From, 44, 98, 173, 256. Magpie Defamed, The, 246. Magpie (Gymnorhina leuconota). Notes on the, 16. Mallee, In the, 227. March of Civilization, The, 165. Maryborough (Vic.) Notes, 166. Migrant, A Wonderful, 256. Migration Queries, 94. Minutes of the B.O.C., 267. Mutton-Birds in the North Pacific, Flight of Australian, 98. Native-Hen (Microtribonyx ventralis). Notes on the Black-tailed, 95. Night-Birds in Combat, 33. Night-Heron Rookery, Visit to a, 170. Ninox ocellata, Eggs of, 107. Ninth Island, Bass Strait, A Trip to, 141. Nomenclature, 179. Notes and Notices, 50, 107, 179, 265. Obituary Notices—Dr. K. B. Sharpe, 178, 262. Oologist's Paradise, An, 39. Ornithological Congress, Fifth International, 265. Ornithology, Popularizing, 50. Owls Retaining; their Prey, 29. Pardalotus, The Genus, 22. Parry's Creek, North-West Australia, List of Birds Observed on, 238. Penguin Astray, 92. Penguin Fishes, How the. 252. Penguin, Occurrence of the King, in Tasmania, 250. Petrels off the New South Wales Coast, 173. Petrophassa rufipennis (Rock-Pigeon), 98. Pilot-Bird (Pycnoptilus floccosus), The. 41. Pinguin, Derivation of the Word, 176. Price of a Plume, The, 179. Protection and Priority, 260. Protection of Grass-Parrakeets, 180. Psephotus dissimilis, Note on Some Living Examples of, 46. Pseudogerygone from South-east Queensland, Description of a New, 26. Publications Received, 267. Queensland Notes, Some, 35. Return of the Birds, The, 29. Reviews—"A Monograph of the Petrels (Order Tubinares)," 103; "A Bush Calendar," 174; "Special Catalogue, No. I,. Australian Museum, Sydney," 175; "The Home Life of the Golden Eagle," 259; "Egyptian Birds," 259. Robber, A, 162. Robin, An Abnormal, 30. Robin, Flame-breasted, 29, 247. Robin, Flame-breasted, New Nesting Locality for, 249. Rock-Parrakeet (Neophema petrophila). Notes on the, 133. Sanctuary, A Suburban, 21. Seth-Smith, Mr. David, Visit to Australia, 98. Sharpe, Death of Dr. Richard Bowdler, 178, 262. Shrike-Robin, Description of a New, 70. South Australian Ornithological Association, 49. Stoats and Weasels, Importation of Prohibited, 51. Stray Feathers, 28, 92, 162, 245. Tasmanian Birds, A Handbook of, 50. Tasmanian Field Naturalists' Club's Easter Camp-Out, 1909, 44. Thickhead, Description of the Nest and Eggs of the White-bellied, 106. Tit, The Brown (Acanthiza pusilla), as a Mimic, 248. Tree-creeper, Red-browed, at Olinda, 28, 94. Variation in Trichoglossus, 83. Warty-faced Honey-eaters and Friar-Birds, 93. Wattle-Birds, Full Clutches of, 245. West Devonport (Tas. ) Notes, 37. Western Australian Birds, 165. White-eye, A Tribute to the, 163. White Oological Collection, The, 90. Wood-Swallows as Honey-eaters, 32, 93. Wood-Swallows Clustering, 30. Wrens, Moulting of Blue (Malurus gouldi), 249. |
