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From: Hugo Phillipps <>
Date: Fri, 10 Jul 1998 12:53:26 +1000 (EST)
The fourth issue of Eclectus, the newsletter of the Birds Australia Parrot
Association, has just been sent out to subscribers.  Contents are:

ECLECTUS 4 (June 1998).
Editor: Peter Brown.  29pp.

Brown, Peter. (1998). Editorial.  Eclectus 4: 1.

McGowan, Phil. (1998). Compilation of the Parrot Action Plan.  Eclectus 4: 2-4.

Merton, Don. (1998). Kakapo update.  Eclectus 4: 4-7.

Heinsohn, Rob; & Legge, Sarah. (1998). The eclectic Eclectus Parrot. A new
field project in the Iron Ranges National Park, Cape York.  Eclectus 4: 7-9.

Hill, Richard. (1998). The South-eastern Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo Recovery
Plan.  Eclectus 4: 9-12.

Hill, Richard. (1998). Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo Recovery Program. A PhD
student project. (With editorial note).  Eclectus 4: 12-14.

Dennis, Terry. (1998). Artificial nest boxes for Glossy Black-Cockatoos on
Kangaroo Island. (With editorial note).  Eclectus 4: 14-15.

Burbidge, Allan. (1998). Possible effects of recent fires on Western Ground
Parrots.  Eclectus 4: 15-16.

Pryor, Gregory S. (1998). Pesquet's Parrot under investigation.  Eclectus 4:
16-17.

Heinsohn, Robert. (1998). Proposals for research on the parrots of New
Guinea and the south-west Pacific.  Eclectus 4: 17-18.

James, Craig. (1998). The mysterious Night Parrot, or what?. (With editorial
note).  Eclectus 4: 19.

Dingle, Hugh. (1998). Another Night Parrot?.  Eclectus 4: 19-20.

Willis, Ray. (1998). A tale of three nesters.  Eclectus 4: 20-21.

Hicks, Roger K. (1998). Major Mitchell's Cockatoos and Australian Ringnecks
feeding at arboreal ants' nest.  Eclectus 4: 21-22.

Hampel, Trevor. (1998). Yellow Rosellas invade Adelaide territory.  Eclectus
4: 22.

Green, Anne. (1998). Some observations of food preferences of a
free-ranging, hand-reared Redrump Parrot.  Eclectus 4: 22-23.

Morris, Alan K. (1998). Coxen's Fig Parrot records in NSW. A very rare
species.  Eclectus 4: 23-24.

Bielewicz, Julian. (1998). Pale heads and the Web.  Eclectus 4: 24.

Winkler, Tim. (1998). Museum of Victoria gains a Paradise Parrot. (Reprinted
from The Age, 25 March 1997).  Eclectus 4: 24-25.

Anon. (1998). More on the Paradise Parrot. (With editorial note).  Eclectus
4: 25-26.

Buckley, James. (1998). Paradise Parrot sightings. (Editorial synthesis of
correspondence).  Eclectus 4: 26-27.

Phillipps, Hugo; & Temby, Ian. (1998). Birds Australia ATLAS (II) is taking
shape.  Eclectus 4: 27-28.

Garnett, Stephen. (1998). Journal review: Papageienkunde Vol.1 (August
1997), Vol.2 (December 1997).  Eclectus 4: 28.

Macwhirter, Pat. (1998). A note about colour change in Eclectus Parrots.
Eclectus 4: 28.

Merton, Don. (1998). Kakapo update.  Eclectus 4: 29.

Notice. (1998). Forthcoming publication: Unpublished Theses on Parrots,
Cockatoos and Lorikeets in Australasia, compiled by Peter Mawson.  Eclectus
4: 29.

Notice. (1998). Chewings: June 1998. (Newsletter of the Kangaroo Island
Glossy Black-Cockatoo support group)  Eclectus 4: 29.

The Editor, Peter Brown, is now soliciting material for the next issue,
which should come out in October this year.  While copy relating to
Australian parrots is very welcome, he is especially interested in
publishing more articles, news and notes about parrot biology and
conservation in the south-west Pacific, Melanesia, Wallacea and South-East
Asian regions.  You can get in touch with Peter at:
<> or c/- Tasmanian Parks & Wildlife, GPO Box 44a,
Hobart, TAS 7001, Australia.

All membership or subscription enquiries should be directed to Birds
Australia at: <> or the address and contact numbers below.

Regards,  Hugo.

Hugo Phillipps,
Birds Australia Conservation & Liaison,
Australian Bird Research Centre,
415 Riversdale Road,
Hawthorn East, VIC 3123, Australia.
Tel: (03) 9882 2622. Fax: (03) 9882 2677.
O/s: +61 3 9882 2622. Fax: +61 3 9882 2677.
Email: <>
Web Homepage: http://www.vicnet.net.au/~birdsaus/


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