Kikkawa J. & Boles W. Heron Island, Queensland.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:3-6

Holmes N.G. (1976). Seabird Islands No. 16:Green Islet, New South Wales.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:7

Lane S.G.. (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 17: Juan and Julia Rocks, New South Wales.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:8-9

Lane S.G. (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 18: Broughton Island, New South Wales.  The Australian Bird Bander 14: 10-13

Lane S.G. (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 19: Little Broughton Island, New South Wales.  The Australian Bird Bander 14: 14-15

Lane S.G. (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 20: North Rock, Broughton Island, New South Wales.  The Australian Bird Bander 14: 16-17

Lane S.G. (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 21: Inner Rock, Broughton Island, New South Wales.  The Australian Bird Bander 14: 18-19

Morris A.K. (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 22: Boondelbah Island, New South Wales.  The Australian Bird Bander 14: 20-22

Battam H. (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 23: Stack Islet, New South Wales.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:23

Lane S.G.(1976). Seabird Islands. No. 24: Bowen Island, New South Wales.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:24-26

Lane S.G.(1976). Seabird Islands. No. 25: Grasshopper Island, New South Wales.  The Australian Bird Bander 14: 27

Lane S.G.(1976). Seabird Islands. No. 26: Wasp Island, New South Wales.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:28

Pescott T.W. (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 27: Lady Julia Percy Island, Victoria.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:29-31

Milledge D.and Brothers N.(1976). Seabird Islands. No. 28: Maatsuyker Island, Tasmania.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:32-34

Storr G.M.(1976). Seabird Islands. No. 29: Rottnest Island, Western Australia.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:35-38

Lane S.G.(1976). Seabird Islands. No. 30: Delicate Nobby, New South Wales.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:39

van Tets G.F., Waterman M.H. and PurchaseD.  (1976). Dispersal Patterns of Cormorants Banded in South Australia.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:43-46

The recoveries of bands from 116 Black Cormorants Phalacrocorax carbo, 1326 Pied Cormorants, P. varius 55 Little Black Cormorants P. sulcirostris, 49 Little Pied Cormorants P. melanoleucos, and 444 Black-faced Cormorants P. fuscescens are mapped. The five species were found to differ in their gross habitat preferences and thus presumably they avoid competition for food.

Clancy G.P. (1976). Plumage Notes on Nankeen Kestrels.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:47-49

Recently G.R. and A.E. Cam (1975) discussed results of banding free-flying Kestrels Falco cenchroiodes  to obtain information on various aspects of their life history. This paper compares my results with the Cams' and suggests that wing covert markings may be useful in age determination of kestrels.

Rose A.B.  (1976). Mass of Wild Birds of the Order Caprimulgiformes.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:50-51

Measurements and mass of road-killed Tawny Frogmouths Podargus strigoides, White-throated Nightjar Caprimulgas mystacalis  and Owlet Nightjar Aegotheles cristatus are tabulated. Road-killed Tawny Frogmounths have been collected in every month of the year.

Alexander F.J. (1976). Blue-faced Honeyeater Banding Summary. The Australian Bird Bander 14:52-53

In a period of over three years from 1966 to 1969, 28 Blue-faced Honeyeaters Entomyzon cyanotis  were banded mainly with the intention of associating facial skin colour and age.

Lane S.G.  (1976). Results from Banding Southern Yellow Robins. The Australian Bird Bander 14:63-66

Some details of plumage changes, sex-related wingspan measurements, longevity, movement and mass of Southern Yellow Robins Eopsaltria australis are given. The data are taken mainly from the records of a 17-year survey at North Ryde, New South Wales.

 Schodde R. (1976). Checklists and English Names for Birds in Australia. The Australian Bird Bander 14:67-69

 Boehm E.F. (1976). Notes on the Zebra Finch. The Australian Bird Bander 14:70-71

Zebra Finches Taeniopygia castanotis occur irregularly on the Mount Mary Plains, South Australia, and their presence is not always dependent on very wet and good (farming) seasons. In the exceptionally good years of 1973-74, there were few of these birds present. During severe droughts, there may be no finches in the area.

Hobbs J.N.  (1976). Whiskered Tern Recovery in Java. The Australian Bird Bander 14:71

Rooke I.J.  (1976). A Measurement for Sexing New Holland Honeyeaters. The Australian Bird Bander 14:72

Disney H.J. de S. (1976). Bird in the Hand : Golden Whistler, Pachycephala pectoralis. The Australian Bird Bander 14:73-75

Roberts P.E. (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 31, Little Muttonbird Island, New South Wales . The Australian Bird Bander 14:87

Swanson N.M.  (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 32, Mutton Bird Island, New South Wales. The Australian Bird Bander 14:88-91

Lane S.G.  (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 33, Korffs Islet, New South Wales. The Australian Bird Bander 14:92

Holmes N.G.  (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 34, Sawtell Islet, New South Wales. The Australian Bird Bander 14:93

Fullagar P.J.  (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 35, Cabbage Tree Island, New South Wales.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:94-97

Lane S.G.  (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 36, Little Island, New South Wales. The Australian Bird Bander 14:98

Lane S.G.  (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 37, Shark Island, New South Wales. The Australian Bird Bander 14:99

Gibson J.D.  (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 38, Big Island, Five Islands, New South Wales. The Australian Bird Bander 14:100-103

Battam H.  (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 39, Flinders Islet, Five Islands, New South Wales.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:104-105

Battam H.  (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 40, Bass Islet, Five Islands, New South Wales.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:106-107

Battam H.  (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 41, Martin Islet, Five Islands, New South Wales.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:108-109

McKeanJ.L. and Fullagar P.J.  (1976). Seabird Islands. No. 42, Tollgate Islands, New South Wales.  The Australian Bird Bander 14:110-114