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  1. Abbott, D. F., 1998. Searching for India’s least-known endemic: Mystery, intrigue, confusion. Birding XXX (5): 392–404.
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  29. Allen, D., Holt, P. I., & Hornbuckle, J., 2003. Leaf-presenting as a possible courtship behaviour by Pied Falconets Microhierax melanoleucos. Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society 99 (3): 518-520 (2002).
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  31. Anderson, A., 1872. Notes on the raptorial birds of India. Part II. Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London 1872 (5): 68–81.
  32. Anderson, A., 1875. Notes on a visit to the Lucknow Museum. Stray Feathers 3 (5): 384–388.
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  36. Andheria, A., 2003. Southernmost record of Eastern Calandra-Lark Melanocorypha bimaculata and sighting of Lesser Kestrel Falco naumanni in Matheran, a hill station near Mumbai. Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society 100 (1): 118–120.
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  39. Anoop, N. R., Vinayan, P. A., & Sujin N. S, 2014. Checklist of the birds of Ondayangady Reserve Forest, an isolated forest patch of Wayanad, Kerala. Malabar Trogon 11 (1–3): 20-28 (2013).
  40. Ara, J., 1953. Field notes on the birds of the Kolhan Forest Division (Singbhum District, Bihar). Journal of the Bengal Natural History Society XXVI (2): 56–67.
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  42. Awan, M. N., Rafique, S. M., & Chaudry, M. I., 2010. Changes to the checklist of the birds of Muzaffarabad city, Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan. Podoces 4 (2): 117–123.
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  52. Banerjee, A., 2013. The flight of the Amur Falcon. Mint 2013 (29 October): 1, 3.
  53. Banerjee, A., 2014. Flight to freedom. Mint 2014 (02 January).
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