Access to 'Emu'

[Anne Brophy <>]

Hello Andrew,

I have tried to access ‘Emu’ also just now and the publication's link does seem to go nowhere. I’m sure it use to access the Taylor & Francis site that publishes the journal. Issues back to the first in 1901 should be available. After I logged out I seemed to get shunted to the Birdata site. 

Hope you get an answer, I’d like to know what it is!

Cheers,

Anne

On 6 Apr 2022, at 13:12, Philip Veerman <> wrote:

That is a big ask. I don’t expect there will be many people who still have 1915 issues. For example I just have 1970 to 2009. The major libraries, such as NLA should have it. 

 

Philip

 

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Hi,

Thanks.

The article that I am trying to get is 'Cockatoos in WA' or something similar by Tom Carter, in Emu 1915 V15(1) p51-57.

 

However I am a member of Birdlife Australia, am logged in to their website but I haven't accessed Emu for some time. The website seems to have been changed. As I said all the links go to a dead end page as far as I can tell. I presume the pages are still on the website but without an internal link to them. I have contacted Birdlife from their contact page but of course no reply.

 

Cheers

Andrew

 

On 6/04/2022 9:57 am, Henry Battam wrote:

Hi Andrew,

 

access to proprietary scientific journals is a problem.  I am a member of Birdlife Australia and I have access to Emu and I hold a lot of hard copy Emus. What would you like? I shall extract it for you.

Please reply to email

 

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Cheers

 

H

 

Harry Battam
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Subject: [Birding-Aus] Access to 'Emu'

 

Hi,

Does anyone know how to access old issues of 'Emu' on the Birdlife website. I am logged in as a member but all references go to a page that says 'Access to Emu – Austral Ornithology is only available to BirdLife Australia members'.

There doesn't seem to be any link anywhere to the actual issues.

Andrew

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