A bibliography of the first fifteen volumes of Scopus vol. 1(1) 1977 - vol. 15(3) 1993

23 Pages·1993·10.7 MB·English

by  D A Turner

178 EastAfrican BirdReport 1991
A
bibliography ofthe first fifteen volumes of
Scopus Vol 1 (1) 1977 - Vol 15 (3) 1993
compiled by D. A. Turner
Contents
EastAfrica: status anddistribution 178
East Africa: identification 179
EastAfrica: records 179
EastAfrica: behaviour, populations, plumage 180
Kenya: ecology, behaviour, longevity, vocalizations,
moult, breeding habits 180
Kenya: records 184
Kenya: migration, ringing 188
Kenya: status, distribution, identification 189
Tanzania: records, distribution 191
Tanzania: behaviour, food, breeding habits 193
Tanzania: migration 194
Uganda: records, distribution 194
Uganda: behaviour, ecology, breeding habits 195
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Northeastern Africa Ethiopia, Somalia, Djibouti 196
Sudan 198
Zambia, Malawi 199
Rwanda, eastern Zaire 200
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Indian Ocean Comoros, Seychelles 200
EastAfrica: status and distribution
Status and distribution ofthe EastAfrican endemic species. Turner, D.A. Vol 1: 2-11.
The distribution ofsome falcons and plovers in EastAfrica. Dowsett, R. J. Vol 1: 73-
78.
The Madagascar Pratincole Glareola ocularis inAfrica. Britton, R L. Vol 1: 94-97.
Preliminary report on the January range and abundance of Palaearctic ducks in East
Africa. Meadows, B. S. Vol 3: 29-31.
A clarification ofthe status ofthe Red-chested Cuckoo Cuculus solitarius in lowland
areas ofEastAfrica. Britton, P. L. Vol 4:71.
Theresidential status ofthe MadagascarBee-eaterMeropssuperciliosus inAfrica. Fry,
C. H. Vol 5: 41-^-5.
The migration and wintering of Palaearctic Acwcephalus warblers in Kenya and
Uganda. Pearson, D. J. Vol 6: 49-59.
Range retraction ofthe White-eyed Gull Lams leucophthalmus from the eastern coast
ofAfrica. Bednall, D. K. & Williams, J. G. Vol 13: 122-123.
The genusAgapornis in EastAfrica. Turner, D. A. Vol 15: 52-54.
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EastAfrica: identification
Notes on the field identification of EastAfrican honeyguides (Indicatoridae). Forbes-
Watson, A. D. Vol 1: 17-20.
Status and identification ofEastAfrican terns. Britton, P. L. Vol 1: 29-34.
TheracesoftheRed-tailedShrikeLaniusisabellinusoccurringinEastAfrica. Pearson,
D. J. Vol 3: 74-78.
The field identification ofCommon, Ethiopian and Great Snipe {Gallinago gallinago,
nigripennis and media). Taylor, P. B. Vol 4: 1-5.
The Madagascar Squacco Heron Ardeola idae in East Africa, with notes on its field
identification. Turner, D. A. Vol 4: 42^3.
The separation of Reed Warblers Acrocephalus scirpaceus and Marsh Warblers A.
palustris in easternAfrica. Pearson, D. J. Vol 13: 81-89.
EastAfrica: records
Somerecentrecords ofPalaearctic birds in KenyaandTanzania. Vol 1: 39-43, 78-81.
TheEuropeanWryneckJynxtorquillainEastAfrica. Cunningham-vanSomeren, G. R.
Vol 1: 54.
EastAfrican Nest Record Scheme: July 1976-December 1977. Vol 1: 132-141.
EastAfrican Ornithological Studies in 1977. Vol 1: 142-143.
The genus Sylvia in Kenya and Uganda. Pearson, D. J. Vol 2: 63-71.
EastAfrican Nest Record Scheme: 1978. Vol 2: 126-132.
EastAfrican Ornithological Studies in 1978. Vol 2: 134-136.
EastAfrican Nest Record Scheme: 1979. Vol 3: 121-131.
EastAfrican Ornithological Studies in 1979. Vol 3: 131-132.
Ficedula flycatchers in EastAfrica. Britton, P. L. Vol 4: 21-22.
Eggs from East Africa in the collection of the Western Foundation of Vertebrate
Zoology, California. Britton, H. A. Vol 4: 79-83.
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Mapping the distribution of Palaearctic wildfowl in East Africa 1980 Progress
Report. Meadows, B. S. Vol 4: 89-90.
EastAfrican Nest Record Scheme: 1980. Vol 4: 123-133.
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The East African Distributional Mapping Scheme a progress report. Turner, D. A.
Vol 5: 38-40.
EastAfrican Nest Record Scheme: 1981. Vol 5: 154-164.
EastAfrican Ornithological Projects 1981. Vol 5: 164-165:
EurasianCuckoo Cuculuscanorusoversummering inEastAfrica. Britton, P. L. Vol 6:
45-46.
The breeding ofthe Rufous-chested Swallow Hirundo semirufa in EastAfrica. Lewis,
A. D. Vol 6: 103-105.
EastAfrican Nest Record Scheme: 1982. Vol 6: 129-142.
EastAfrican Ornithological Projects 1982. Vol 6: 142-143.
EastAfrican Ornithological Projects 1983. Vol 7: 138-139.
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TheAfrican birdcollectionsofS.A. WhiteofSouthAustralia. Brooke, R. K. &Parker,
S. A. Vol 8: 33-36.
EastAfrican Ornithological Projects 1984. Vol 8: 130-133.
EastAfrican Ornithological Projects 1985-90. Vol 14: 165-171.
Taxonomic notes on some birds from EastAfrica. Clancey, P. A. Vol 10: 33^-0.
On Taxonomic notes on some birds from EastAfrica'by P. Clancey. Britton, P. L. Vol
10: 114-115.
EasternAfrican Ringing Report 1981-87. Backhurst, G. C. Vol 12: 1-52.
EastAfrican Nest Record Scheme: 1985-89. Vol 13: 165-180.
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Taxonomic notes on some East African birds. Part 1 non-Passerines. Turner, D. A.,
Pearson, D. J. & Zimmerman, D. A. Vol 14: 84-91.
EastAfrica: behaviour, populations, plumage
Thermo-regulatory problems of birds nesting in arid areas in East Africa: a review.
Reynolds, J. F. Vol 1:57-68.
Marabous associated with vulture parties in East Africa. Pomeroy, D. E. Vol 1: 103—
106.
Counts ofMarabou Storks Leptoptilos crwneniferus in relation to their movements in
easternAfrica. Pomeroy, D. E. Vol 2: 92-96.
Aberrantlyplumagedbarbets. Short, L. L., Home,J. F. M. &Vandeweghe,J-P. Vol7:
10-14.
Kenya: ecology, behaviour, longevity, plumage, vocalizations, moult, breeding
habits
African Harrier-Hawk Polyboroides typus feeding on carrion. Forbes-Watson, A. D.
Vol 1:22.
Pratincole Glareolapratincola catching fliesatground level. Reynolds, J. F. Vol 1: 23.
The food of a Malachite Kingfisher Alcedo cristata holding a territory on a Ashless
river. Meadows, Brian S. Vol 1: 24-25.
Drongo Dicrurus adsimilis using animate perch. Forbes-Watson, A. D. Vol 1: 25.
Maximum carrying potential of a Black-shouldered Kite Elanus caeruleus. Forbes-
Watson, A. D. Vol 1:44.
Some observations on a captive Grey Hornbill Tockus nasutus. Cunningham-van
Someren, G. R. Vol 1: 52-53.
SunbirdsnestinginsidebuildingsattheKenyacoast. Britton, P. L. &Britton, H.A. Vol
1: 68-70.
Weightsofbirdsinwesternandcoastal Kenya: acomparison. Britton, P. L. Vol 1: 70-
73.
The nestandeggs oftheChestnut-fronted ShrikePrionops scopifrons. Britton, P. L. &
Britton H. A. Vol 1: 86.
Cooperative feeding ofyoung at the nestby Fischer's Starling Spreofischeri. Miskell,
J. Vol 1: 87-88.
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The first year moult ofthe Common Sandpiper Tringa hypoleucos in Kenya. Pearson,
D.J. Vol 1: 89-94.
TheAfrican Pitta at Gedi Ruins, Kenya. Rathbun, G. B. Vol 2: 7-10.
Notes on Tockus hornbills breeding at Lake Baringo, Kenya. Williams, A. A. E. Vol 2:
21-23.
VioletWood-Hoopoe raiding nest ofSpeckle-frontedWeaver. Kaestner, P. & J. Vol 2:
24.
AccidentalparasitizationofanEastern Double-collared Sunbirdby aVariable Sunbird.
Williams, A. A. E. Vol 2: 25-26.
The Boran Cisticola Cisticola bodessa in Kenya, and its possible affinities. Dowsett-
Lemaire, F. & Dowsett, R. J. Vol 2: 29-30.
The voice of the Scarce Swift Schoutedenapus myoptilus. Dowsett, R. J. & Dowsett-
Lemaire, F. Vol 2: 51-52.
Nectar-feedingofsomePloceineweavers. Short, L. L. & Home,J. F. M. Vol2: 53-58.
Notes onbreeding ofthe Red-chested Cuckoo in Nairobi. Skinner, N. J. Vol 2: 59-62.
Survival and intercolony movement of White-browed Sparrow Weavers Plocepasser
mahali over a two-year period. Collias, N. E. & Collias, E. C. Vol 2: 75-76.
Dietary notes on some Kenya birds. Lack, P. C. & Quicke, D. L. J. Vol 2: 86-91.
Building ofone nest by two male Reichenow's Weavers. Collias, N. E. Vol 2: 101.
NotesontheAmani SunbirdAnthreptespallidigasterincludingadescriptionofthenest
and eggs. Britton, P. L. & Britton, H. A. Vol 2: 102-103.
Helpers at the nest in the White-fronted Bee-eater. Hegner, R. E., Emlen, S. T.,
Demong, N. J. Vol 3: 9-13.
Some nesting data on the Nyanza SwiftApus niansae. Schwab, L. T. Vol 3: 26-27.
RiverWarblers in song in Kenya. Pearson, D. J. & Jobson, G. J. Vol 3: 59-60.
Observations on Hinde's Babbler Turdoides hindei. Plumb, W. J. Vol 3: 61-67.
Fiscal attacks upon White-fronted Bee-eaters. Emlen, S. T. Vol 3: 101-102.
NotesonthefoodoftheHorus SwiftApushorusinKenya. Collins,C.T. Vol4: 10-12.
Sympatry ofBlacksmith and Spur-winged Plovers atAmboseli. Reynolds, J. F. Vol4:
43.
Group dispersal in Hemprich's Hornbill Tockus hemprichii. Hegner, R. E. Vol 4: 67-
68.
Finfoot eating snake. Gerhart, J. D. Vol 4: 69.
Some observations on the Bat HawkMacheiramphus alcinus. Thomsett, S. Vol 5: 56.
Survival and intercolony movements ofWhite-browed Sparrow Weavers Plocepasser
mahali. Collias, N. E. & Collias, B. C. Vol 5: 61-65.
Two observations ofnesting in the eastern race ofthe Green Ibis Bostrychia olivacea
akeleyorum. Parker, I. S. C. Vol 6: 20.
Studies ofbirds in a semi-arid area ofKenya: II. Bird parties in two woodland areas.
Pomeroy, D. E. & Tengecho, B. Vol 6: 25-32.
Co-operative feeding of conspecific and Clamator jacobinus young by Turdoides
rubiginosus. Huels, T. R. Vol 6: 33-35.
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Breeding ofMagpie Starlings Speculipastor bicolor in Kenya. Haas, V. & Nickel, E.
Vol 6: 41.
Afamily ofWhiteStorks Ciconia ciconia atLakeNakuru: the firstbreedingrecordfor
Kenya? Dittami, J. & Haas, V. Vol 6: 70.
ThreatdisplayoftheYellow-breastedApalisApalisflavida.Lewis,A. D. Vol6: 73-74.
The prey ofthe Crowned Eagle Stephanoaetus coronatus in central Kenya. Brown, L.
H. Vol 6: 91-94.
Form andfunctionoftheduetting oftheYellow-breastedApalisApalisflavida. Lewis,
A. D. Vol 6: 95-100.
Verreaux's EagleAquila verreauxieating carrion. Frere, P. J. Vol 6: 101.
Lack ofseasonality in song by some birds ofthe Nairobi area. Pomeroy, D. E. Vol 6:
105-107.
Notes on Blue-eared Glossy Starlings Lamprotornis chalybaeus at Nakuru, Kenya.
Dittami, J. P. Vol 7: 37-39.
AmajorLesserKestrelFalconaumanniroostin Kenya. Smalley, M. E. Vol 7: 44-47.
Unusual December-January breeding atthe Garsen Heronry, Kenya. Coverdale, M.A.
C, Hancock, J. & Pearson, D. J. Vol 7: 49-50.
Successful breeding of Greater Flamingo Phoenicopterus ruber at Lake Nakuru,
Kenya. Haas, V & Siebenrock, K. H. Vol 7: 91-92.
Unusualprey ofLizard Buzzard Kaupifalco monogrammicus. Lewis,A. D. Vol 7: 92.
Kestrel Falco tinnunculus feeding on a bat. Stevenson, T. Vol 7: 93.
ABlacksmith/Spurwinged Plover Vanellus armatus x V. spinosus hybrid? Pearson, D.
J. Vol 7: 93.
A leucistic Common Bulbul Pycnonotus barbatus. Lewis, A. D. Vol 7: 94-95.
The Swallow-tailed Kite Chelictinia riocourii breeding in the Kedong Valley, Kenya.
&
Dewhurst, C. F. Fishpool, L. D. C. Vol 8: 25-26.
AroostofLesserKestrelsFalconaumanniontheAthiPlains, Kenya.Taylor, P. B. Vol
8:26.
Birds at ant swarms in Kenya and southern Sudan. Lambert, F. R. Vol 8: 31-32.
Ayres' Hawk EagleHieraaetus dubius feeding on a fruitbat. Wolf, D. E. Vol 8: 44.
White-browed Coucal Centropus superciliosus robbing nest of Grosbeak Weaver
Amblyospiza albifrons ofeggs. Frere, P. J. Vol 8: 48.
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Breeding ofthe Ethiopian SwallowHirundo aethiopica in interiorKenya. Grant, L.
Lewis,A. D. Vol 8: 67-72.
Nesting and roosting records ofpiciiform birds. Short, L. L. & Home, J. F. M. Vol 8:
96.
The ecology ofthe land-birds ofTsavo East National Park, Kenya. Lack, P. Vol 9: 2-
23, 57-96.
Protective behaviour in a nestling Red-chested Cuckoo Cuculus solitarius. Archer, A.
L. Vol 9: 52-53.
The Spotted GroundThrush TurdusfischerifischeriatGedeincoastal Kenya. Bennun,
L.A. Vol 9: 97-107.
Mackinder's Eagle Owl feeding on bats. Rutledge, B. A. Vol 10: 49.
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Roosting behaviourofRed-facedCrombec. Home, J. F. M. & Short, L. L. Vol 10: 49-
51.
Sting-removal from bees by White-eyed Slaty Flycatchers Melaenornis chocolatina.
Gwinner, E. Vol 10:51-52.
Atwenty-year-old greenbulfromwesternKenya. Zimmerman, D.A. Vol 10: 111-112.
Moult schedules ofsome pycnonotids and ploceids in coastal Kenya. Britton, R L. &
Britton, H. A. Vol 10: 103-106.
Ringing and recapture of Spotted Ground Thrushes Turdusfischerifischeri at Gede,
Kenya coast: indications ofsite fidelity and population stability. Bennun, L. A. Vol
11: 1-5.
Mackinder's Eagle Owl Bubocapensismackinderibreedinginthe KenyanRiftValley.
Taylor, P. B. Vol 11: 13-18.
Observations on Denham's Bustard Neotis denhami at Maralal, Kenya. Smith, M. J.
Vol 11:47-51.
DisplayofBlack-belliedBustardEupodotismelanogaster. Coverdale,M.A.C. Vol 11
52.
NumbersofDwarfBitternsIxobrychussturmiidisplaying.^Coverdale,M.A.C. Vol 11:
52-53.
Black mamba takes Northern Crombec from mobbing bird group. Short, L. L. &
Home, J. EM. Vol 11:53-54.
BehaviourofQueleaqueleaduringaninvasionofthespeciesinTurkana,N.W. Kenya.
Romig,T. Vol 11:96.
Two commensal feeding associations observed in Kenya. Lewis, A. D. Vol 12: 102—
103.
Seasonality of Banded Martin Riparia cincta flocks in Kenya. Lewis, A. D. Vol 12:
100-101.
Interspecific competition for nest cavities by introduced lovebirds Agapornis sp. at
Lake Naivasha, Kenya. Thompson, J. J. & Karanja, W. K. Vol 12: 73-78.
Behavioural, physical and environmental differences between races of the Yellow-
breastedApalisApalisflavida in Kenya. Lewis, A. D. Vol 12: 83-86.
Observations on the behaviour and call of Hartlaub's Bustard Eupodotis hartlaubii.
Fanshawe, J. H. & Kelsey, M. G. Vol 12: 98-99.
An 11-year-old Mongolian Sandplover Charadrius mongolus wintering on the Kenya
coast. Nikolaus, G. & Kempf, N. Vol 13: 119.
Notable long-interval retraps of Little Stint Calidris minuta and Chestnut-banded
Sandplover Charadriuspallidus atLake Magadi: aprobable longevity recordforthe
&
Little Stint. Pearson, D. J. Butterworth, A. B. Vol 13: 119-120.
Four aberrantly plumaged birds observed in Kenya. Lewis, A. D. & Ogola, M. F. Vol
13: 114.
A new Kenyan breeding site for the Avocet Recurvirostra avosetta. Lewis, A. D. Vol
13: 121.
Notes on two ravens Corvus spp. in Kenya. Lewis, A. D. Vol 13: 129-131.
Leaf-stripping by a Holub's Golden WeaverPloceusxanthops. Savalli, U. M. Vol 13:
134-135.
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BlackandWhite MannikinsLonchura bicoloreatingalgae. Savalli, U. M. Vol 13: 136.
Inferences of breeding patterns from moult data of lovebirds Agapornis spp. at Lake
Naivasha, Kenya. Thompson, J. J. Vol 14: 1-5.
Notes on nest construction by the Indian House Crow Corvus splendens and other
aspects ofits breeding biology in Mombasa, Kenya. Ryall, C. Vol 14: 14-16.
Hamerkop Scopus umbretta feeding amongst a herd ofAfrican Buffalo. Lewis, A. D.
Vol 14: 17.
Tawny Eagle Aquila rapax following a foraging pack of Hunting Dogs. Lewis, A. D.
Vol 14: 19-20.
A threat display of the Water Thicknee Burhinus vermiculatus. Lewis, A. D. Vol 14:
20-21.
Two heterosexual displays ofthe Black-faced Sandgrouse Pterocles decoratus. Lewis,
A. D. Vol 14: 21-22.
Longlife-spanandsedentarinessofbirdsinNorthNandiForest, Kenya.Gichuki,C.M.
& Schifter, H. Vol 14: 24-25.
Blue-earedGlossyStarlingsLamprotornischalybaeusandWattledStarlingsCreatophora
cinerea associating with livestock. Bennun, L., Frere, P. & Squelch, P. Vol 14: 29.
Density and distribution ofthe Fish Eagle Haliaeetus vocifer on Lakes Naivasha and
Oloiden, Kenya. Smart, A. C. Vol 14: 76-83.
Birds ofLake Naivasha 1: General Studies.Tyler, S. J.,Tyler, L. & Lewis,J.M. S. Vol
14: 107-116.
Birds of Lake Naivasha 2: Foraging niches and relationships between migrant and
resident warblers in papyrus swamp. Tyler, S. J. Vol 14: 117-124.
Secretary Bird Sagittarius serpentarius feeding on Marsh Warblers Acrocephalus
palustris in Tsavo, Kenya. Akesson, S. Vol 15: 46-47.
Harrier HawkPolyboroides typus breaks open tree hole to aidprey capture. Fanshawe,
&
J. H. FitzGibbon, C. D. Vol 15: 47.
Courtship feeding in Yellow-rumpedTinkerbirds Pogoniulus bilineatus. Bennun, L. A.
Vol 15: 64.
ChangesinthepopulationsofpiscivorousbirdsatLake Naivasha, Kenyabetween 1987
and 1989. Taylor, C. D., Smart, A. C. & Muchuri, S. M. Vol 15: 120-122.
Firstdescriptionofthe nestofYellowFlycatcherErythrocercusholochlorus. Moyer,D.
C, Short, L. L., Home, J. F. M. & Wachira, J. Vol 15: 129-131.
LeucisticWhite-fronted Bee-eaterMeropsbullockoidesin Kenya. Hume, R.A. Vol 15:
137.
First breeding record for Gambaga Flycatcher Muscicapa gambagae in East Africa.
Richards, D. Vol 15: 137-138.
Kenya: records
A record of the European Pochard Aythya ferina from Lake 01 Bolossat, Kenya.
Duffus, W. P. H. & Butterworth, A. E. Vol 1: 21-22.
A Kenya record of Cercococcyx montanus at sea-level. Britton, P. L. Vol 1: 23-24.
FirstrecordofEleonora's FalconFalcoeleonoraeinKenya. Mann, CliveF. Vol 1: 44-
45.
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Slender-billed Gulls Larus genei and other Palaearctic gulls at Lake Turkana, Decem-
ber 1976. Pearson, D. J. Vol 1: 45-47.
An injured Sanderling Calidrisalba inbreedingplumage at Mombasa. Britton, P. L. &
Britton, H. A. Vol 1: 48.
Further records of the Sandwich Tern Sterna sandvicensis on the north Kenya coast.
Britton, P. L. Vol 1:48.
Exceptional numbers of Black-tailed Godwits Limosa limosa wintering at Lake
Naivasha during 1976/77. Meadows, B. S. Vol 1: 49-50.
First record ofthe Turtle Dove Streptopelia turturin Kenya. Home, Jennifer F. M. &
Short, Lester L. Vol 1: 50.
Anew host for the Black andWhiteCuckoo Clamatorjacobinus. Turner, D. A. Vol 1:
51-52.
A small heronry at Lake Jipe, Tsavo. Lack, Peter Vol 1: 82.
ATaita Falcon Falcofasciinucha in Tsavo. Pelchen, H. Vol 1: 83-84.
A Grasshopper Warbler Locustella naevia from Kenya. Fayad, V C. & Fayad, C. C.
Vol 1: 84-86.
The appearance ofthe Golden-backed Weaver inAmboseli. Walters, J. Vol 2: 26-27.
The heronry at Lake Jipe. Turner, D. A. Vol 2: 47^-8.
The Lesser Golden Plover in Kenya. Plumb, W. J. Vol 2: 72-73.
Asecond record ofDickinson's Kestrel in southern Kenya. Zimmerman, D. A. Vol 2:
73-74.
Mascarene Martins in Kenya. Zimmerman, D. A. Vol 2: 74-75.-
Two records ofKnot Calidriscanutus from the Kenyancoast. Taylor, P. B. Vol 2: 97-
98.
Little GullLarus minutus at LakeTurkana: a new bird for Kenya. Groh, G. Vol 3: 26.
First and last dates for some Palaearctic migrants [1978]. Vol 2: 122-123.
Notes on the birds ofLengetia Farm, Mau Narok, from the diaries ofthe late P. H. B.
Sessions. Britton, P. L. Vol 3: 54-57.
Phalaropes in coastal Kenya. Britton, P. L. Vol 3: 58.
Somali Bee-eaterMerops revoilii in Tsavo West. Archer, A. L. Vol 3: 58-95.
ThewhitethroatedformofthePiedWheatearOenanthepleschankainKenya. Pearson,
D. J. & Backhurst, G. C. Vol 3: 79.
Spike-heeled Lark Chersomanes albofasciata at Amboseli: a new bird for Kenya.
Moore, R. D. Vol 3: 103.
First and last dates for some Palaearctic migrants [1979]. Vol 3: 119.
The Green Crombec Sylvietta virens in Kenya. Gerhart, J. D. & Paxton, R. O. Vol 4:
47.
Occurrence of a Black Tern Chlidonias niger at Dandora, Kenya. Pearson, D. J. &
Lewis, A. D. Vol 4: 95-96.
The Gambaga Flycatcher Muscicapa gambagae in northern Kenya. Pearson, D. J.,
Lewis, A. D. & Turner D. A. Vol 4: 96.
First and last dates for some Palaearctic migrants [1980]. Vol 4: 120-121.
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First and last dates for some Palaearctic migrants [1981]. Vol 5: 151-152.
Wilson's Storm Petrel Oceanites oceanicus in Kenya. Britton, P. L. Vol 5: 31.
Red-footed Falcon Falco vespertinus inTsavo. Pearson, D. J. Vol 5: 57.
Red-footed Falcon Falco vespertinus at Nairobi. Lewis, A. D. Vol 5: 57.
Arecord oftheCollaredFlycatcherFicedulaalbicollisfrom Nairobi. Lewis,A. D. Vol
5:60.
Pintado Petrel Daption capense in Kenya. Sinclair, J. C. Vol 5:
White-eyed PochardsAythya nyroca in central Kenyaduring early 1981. Meadows, B.
S. & Pearson, D. J. Vol 5: 77-79.
Long-tailed Skuas Stercorarius longicaudus at the Kenya coast. Moore, R. D. Vol 5:
79.
TheSomali SparrowPassercastanopterus: abreedingrecordforEastAfrica. Lewis,A.
D. Vol 5: 83.
Red-footedFalconsFalco vespertinusinTsavoWestNational Park.Taylor, P. B. Vol5:
125-126.
FirstEastAfricanrecordoftheRed-neckedStintCalidris ruficollis.Taylor,P. B. Vol 5:
126-127.
TurtleDoveStreptopelia turturin Kenya. Haas,V, Haussler, U. &Stick, R. Vol5: 128.
Pectoral Sandpipej Calidris melanotos at Mombasa. Taylor, P. B. Vol 6: 21-22.
Furtherrecords ofSlender-billed Gull Larusgenei at Lake Turkana. Stevenson,T. Vol
6: 22-23.
Slender-billed Gull Larus genei at Mombasa. Taylor, P. B. Vol 6: 23-24.
'White-tailed' White-headed Barbet in central western Kenya. Short, L. L. & Home, J.
F. M. Vol 6: 40-41.
Further records ofthe Grey-crested Helmet Shrike. Lewis, A. D. Vol 6: 47-48.
LargenumbersofPalaearcticducksintheOmoDelta, LakeTurkana. Stevenson,T. Vol
6: 72.
Records oftheGrasshopperBuzzardButasturrufipennisatNakuru, RiftValley, Kenya,
and a note on its prey. Haas, V, Marshall, I. G. & Lewis, A. D. Vol 6: 101-102.
TheTrumpeterHornbillBycanistesbucinatorinNairobi. Lewis,A. D. Vol6: 102-103.
First and last dates for some Palaearctic migrant landbirds [1982]. Vol 6: 127.
The Black and White Flycatcher Bias musicus in Kenya. Diamond, A. W. Vol 7: 22.
The first record of the northeastern race of the Northern Red Bishop Euplectes
franciscanus in Kenya. Moore, R. D. Vol 7: 23.
Range extension andpopulationincrease ofthe House Sparrow inKenya. Lewis,A. D.
Vol 7: 23-26.
ArecordoftheGrey-crested HelmetShrikenearNaivasha, Kenya. Lewis,A. D. Vol7:
26-27.
Amelanistic Common Snipe GallinagogallinagonearNairobi: anexampleofSabine's
Snipe? Taylor, P. B. Vol 7: 50-51.
Old records of some scarce or little-known species from Kenya. Lewis, A. D. Vol 7:
89-90.
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Furtherrecords ofthe white-throated form ofthe Pied Wheatear Oenanthepleschanka
from Kenya. Lewis, A. D. Vol 7: 96.
Asecondrecordofthe NubianShrikeLaniusnubicusinEastAfrica. Stevenson,T. Vol
7: 97-98.
First and last dates for some Palaearctic migrant landbirds [1983]. Vol 7: 134.
Wedge-tailedShearwatersPuffinuspacificusoffRasNgomeni, Kenya. Pearson, D.J. &
Coverdale, M. A. C. Vol 8: 24.
Notes on the ranges ofthree species in northern and eastern Kenya. Lewis, A. D. Vol
8: 27-28.
Recent Kenya records of Clarke's Weaver Ploceus golandi and an indication of its
breeding season. Taylor, P. B. Vol 8: 28-29.
A Broad-billed Prion Pachyptila vittata on the Kenya coast. Coverdale, M. A. C. &
Pearson, D. J. Vol 8: 43.
APintail Snipe Gallinago stenura at Naivasha. Pearson, D. J. Vol 8: A5-A6.
Four-banded Sandgrouse Pterocles quadricinctus in northwest Kenya. Lewis, A. D.,
Loefler, I. J. P. & Pearson, D. J. Vol 8: 46-47.
Hinde's PiedBabbler TurdoideshindeisouthofMachakos, Kenya. Lewis,A. D. Vol 8:
48^9.
A Kenya record of the Black-eared Wheatear Oenanthe hispanica. Backhurst, D.,
Pearson, D. J. & Lewis, D. K. Vol 8: 50-51.
Shoebill Balaeniceps rex: a deletion from the Kenya avifauna. Parker, I. S. C. Vol 8:
79.
First and last dates for some Palaearctic migrant landbirds [1984]. Vol 8: 121.
Shoebill Balaeniceps rex: a deletion from the Kenya avifauna. Britton, P. & H. Vol 9:
50.
Gillett's LarkMirafra gilletti new to Kenya. Miskell, J. E. &Ash, J. S. Vol 9: 53-54.
Arecordofthe lesserFrigatebirdFregata arielfromKenya. Grant, L. Vol9: 110-111.
Notes on some birds oftheArabuko-Sokoke Forest. Short, L. L. & Home, J. F. M. Vol
9: 117-126.
Notes on some birds ofOl Ari Nyiro, Laikipia Plateau. Short, L. L. & Home, J. F. M.
Vol 9: 137-140.
DesertWheatear Oenanthe deserti in Kenya. Backhurst, G. C. Vol 9: 140-141.
On the claimed occurrence of the Spike-heeled Lark Chersomanes albofasciata in
Kenya. Turner, D. A. Vol 9: 142.
First and last dates ofsome Palaearctic migrant landbirds [1985]. Vol 9: 159.
A second record ofJouanin's Petrel Bulweriafallax from Kenya. Boothroyd, B. Vol
10: 28-29.
Southern Tana River observations. Archer, A. L. Vol 10: 107-108.
First and last dates of some Palaearctic migrant landbirds [1986]. Vol 10: 131.
Raptor counts in Kenya, 1973 and 1983. Oliver, P. J. Vol 11: 19-22.
Additional Marabou colony in Kenya. Boothroyd, B. Vol 11: 19.
AKenyarecord ofthe ShyAlbatrossDiomedea cauta. Gichuki, C. M. & Pearson, D. J.
Vol 11: 44.