Bibliography of South Asian Ornithology
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93 records

  1. Ali, S., 1982. Bharatpur - wetland refuge for birds. Sanctuary Asia II (2): 114–129.
  2. Alwis, L., 1981. Wilpattu. Sanctuary Asia I: 58–67.
  3. Bagla, P., & Kothari, A., 1987. Death of a river. Sanctuary Asia VII (4): 326-333:365-379.
  4. Barooah, D., 1989. The death of migrants in a little-known Assamese bird haven. Sanctuary Asia IX (3): 63.
  5. Basnet, D., 1983. Chitwan - impressions from Nepal’s first national park. Sanctuary Asia III (4): 346–357.
  6. Bedi, R., 1983. The wildlife of India. Sanctuary Asia III (3): 214–229.
  7. Bharucha, E., 1984. The Blackwinged Stilt. Sanctuary Asia IV (3): 244–249.
  8. Bharucha, E., 1986. Bhigwan - flamingo haven. Sanctuary Asia VI (2): 144-150;170-171.
  9. Bharucha, E., 1989. Birds of the sun and a plaintive cuckoo. Sanctuary Asia IX (2): 46–52.
  10. Bhatnagar, A. K., 1983. Dal Lake. Sanctuary Asia III (3): 235.
  11. Borges, R., 1987. Magod. Sanctuary Asia VII (1): 38–49.
  12. Borges, R., 1988. Bhimashankar - a temple forest. Sanctuary Asia VIII (3): 24–33.
  13. Chakrabarti, K., & Verma, K., 1985. The Sunderbans - forests where life began. Sanctuary Asia V (4): 324-335;359.
  14. Chandola, A., & Gruisen, J. V., 1983. Eagle in the sky. Sanctuary Asia III (4): 366–374.
  15. Dar, M., & Gaur, R. K., 1984. Ladakh. Sanctuary Asia IV (2): 112–129.
  16. Dattatri, S., 1982. Sinharaja. Sanctuary Asia II (3): 238–247.
  17. Dattatri, S., 1988. Periyar. Sanctuary Asia VIII (1): 26-37:65-69.
  18. Davidar, E. R. C., 1986. The Nilgiris - an imperilled ecosystem. Sanctuary Asia VI (1): 85.
  19. Davis, T. A., 1984. The thermometer birds. Sanctuary Asia IV (3): 226–233.
  20. Denzau, H., & Newmann, G., 1983. Nature impresions of Dal Lake. Sanctuary Asia III (3): 230–239.
  21. Dhanwatay, A., 1987. Melghat - where hills meet. Sanctuary Asia VII (2): 134–145.
  22. Dharmakumarsinhji, 1982. The Gir lions. Sanctuary Asia II (4): 326–341.
  23. Freeman, S., 1983. The Cranes of Asia. Sanctuary Asia III (2): 154–161.
  24. Futehally, Z., 1984. Kodaikanal - urgent environmental protection necessary. Sanctuary Asia IV (4): 387–391.
  25. Gantzer, H., & Gantzer, C., 1983. Ranganathittu, the life-cycle of a sanctuary. Sanctuary Asia III (4): 315–325.
  26. Gruisen, J. V., 1985. Pheasant country. Sanctuary Asia V (2): 136–147.
  27. Gupta, S., 1983. On the waterfront. Sanctuary Asia III (4): 334–345.
  28. Hussain, S. A., 1984. The Blacknecked Crane. Sanctuary Asia IV (4): 314–333.
  29. Inayatullah, M., 1985. Jasrota - Jammu’s forest of peace. Sanctuary Asia V (4): 342–349.
  30. Jackson, P., 1983. Elephant run. Sanctuary Asia III (3): 250.
  31. Johnsingh, A. J. T., 1982. Bandipur. Sanctuary Asia II (3): 214–229.
  32. Johnsingh, A. J. T., 1986. The living hills - a report on the Kalakadu and Mundanthurai Hills. Sanctuary Asia VI (2): 114-121;160-163.
  33. Karanth, U., 1983. Nagarhole. Sanctuary Asia III (2): 140–153.
  34. Khacher, L., 1983. Nanda devi: a goddess desecrated. Sanctuary Asia III (1): 38–49.
  35. Kothari, A., 1988. Save the Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary. Sanctuary Asia VIII (3): 69–72.
  36. Kumar, P., 1986. Kingfishers. Sanctuary Asia V (1): 20-27;68-71.
  37. Landfried, S. E., 1986. Catch that crane! Sanctuary Asia VI (2): 122-129;159.
  38. Manjeshwar, N., 1984. The Valley of Flowers. Sanctuary Asia IV (4): 354.
  39. Manjeshwar, N., 1989. The Jarawas of the Andamans - a vanishing race. Sanctuary Asia IX (4): 14–25.
  40. Menon, S., 1987. Tropical rain forests. Sanctuary Asia VII (2): 146–155.
  41. Middleton, B., & Mudgal, L. K., 1989. Geese of the Keoladeo. Sanctuary Asia IX (3): 38–41.
  42. Monga, S., 1986. The Borivli National Park. Sanctuary Asia VI (4): 314-325;359-362.
  43. Monga, S., 1987. Call of the Corvids. Sanctuary Asia VII (3): 240-251;292-294.
  44. Naoroji, R., 1981. The Crested Serpent Eagle. Sanctuary Asia I: 88–94.
  45. Naoroji, R., 1983. Shikra: Reflections from a hide. Sanctuary Asia III (1): 50–58.
  46. Naoroji, R., 1986. Raptors in Rajpipla. Sanctuary Asia VI (4): 334-343;363-369.
  47. Narayanan, E., 1989. The Brahmaputra: a mighty river, a troubled valley. Sanctuary Asia IX (3): 14–25.
  48. Neelakantan, K. K., & Elamon, S., 1988. Ambalamedu : a duck sanctuary. Sanctuary Asia VIII (3): 42–47.
  49. Paranjpye, V., 1987. Tehri. Sanctuary Asia VII (4): 314–325.
  50. Pawar, H. S., 1983. Kanha National Park: the pride of Project Tiger. Sanctuary Asia III (1): 22–37.
  51. Perumal, T. N. A., 1985. The Indian Great Horned Owl. Sanctuary Asia V (3): 214-225;283-285.
  52. Prakash, I., 1982. The Thar - a desert alive. Sanctuary Asia II (2): 130–137.
  53. Price, T., & Jamdar, N., 1988. Warblers in a Kashmir sanctuary. Sanctuary Asia VIII (4): 44–51.
  54. Rahmani, A. R., 1985. The Great Indian Bustard. Sanctuary Asia V (2): 114.
  55. Rahmani, A. R., 1987. The Dihaila Jheel. Sanctuary Asia VII (1): 50-53;61-69.
  56. Rane, U., 1987. The Zudpi factor. Sanctuary Asia VII (4): 334-343:383-389.
  57. Ranjitsinh, M. K., 1985. Kirthar National Park. Sanctuary Asia V (3): 226–231.
  58. Sahgal, B., & Divekar, H. K., 1987. Bastar. Sanctuary Asia VII (4): 344-351:385-389.
  59. Sankaran, R., 1987. The Lesser Florican. Sanctuary Asia VII (1): 26–37.
  60. Sankaran, R., 1989. Dudhwa: Last of the Indian terai. Sanctuary Asia IX (1): 14–29.
  61. Sankhala, K., 1986. Destination desert. Sanctuary Asia VI (1): 40–48.
  62. Shahi, S. P., 1982. Nature watch. Sanctuary Asia II (3): 262–266.
  63. Sharma, V. D., 1986. Breeding of the Cream Coloured Courser in India. Sanctuary Asia VI (1): 49–50.
  64. Sharma, V. D., 1986. Sariska - jewel of the Aravallis. Sanctuary Asia VI (2): 143, 164–169.
  65. Sharma, A. K., & Singh, K. R., 1989. Tal Chhapar Blackbuck country. Sanctuary Asia IX (2): 36–45.
  66. Shreshta, T. K., 1986. Nepal. Sanctuary Asia VI (3): 214-225;259-269.
  67. Singh, M. M., 1982. Wanderlust. Sanctuary Asia II (4): 368–370.
  68. Singh, B., 1982. Corbett National Park. Sanctuary Asia II (2): 138–149.
  69. Singh, M. M., 1988. Rubabsar : a bird shrine. Sanctuary Asia VIII (4): 36–43.
  70. Thapar, V., 1982. Ranthambhor. Sanctuary Asia II (1): 46.
  71. Tuljapurkar, V., 1986. The Yellow-wattled Lapwing. Sanctuary Asia VI (3): 236–243.
  72. Urfi, A. J., 1989. Painted Storks of the Delhi Zoo. Sanctuary Asia IX (4): 26–33.
  73. Verma, K., 1985. Assam jungles in peril. Sanctuary Asia V (2): 148–159.
  74. Verma, K., 1986. The Sariska Tiger Reserve. Sanctuary Asia VI (2): 130–142.
  75. Verma, K., 1987. Murder most fowl. Sanctuary Asia VII: 89–91.
  76. Whitaker, R., 1982. An Andaman experience. Sanctuary Asia II (4): 314–325.
  77. 1980. The Melghat Tiger Reserve. Sanctuary Asia VIII (2): 40–42.
  78. 1983. The state of India’s environment. Sanctuary Asia III (1): 85.
  79. 1988. The Sunderbans Tiger Reserve. Sanctuary Asia VIII (2): 22–24.
  80. 1988. The Simlipal Tiger Reserve. Sanctuary Asia VIII (2): 35–37.
  81. 1988. The Indravati Tiger Reserve. Sanctuary Asia VIII (2): 62–63.
  82. 1988. The Periyar Tiger Reserve. Sanctuary Asia VIII (2): 25–27.
  83. 1988. The Ranthambhor Tiger Reserve. Sanctuary Asia VIII (2): 19–21.
  84. 1988. The Sariska Tiger Reserve. Sanctuary Asia VIII (2): 50–51.
  85. 1988. The Palamau Tiger Reserve. Sanctuary Asia VIII (2): 38–39.
  86. 1988. The Dudhwa Tiger Reserve. Sanctuary Asia VIII (2): 64–65.
  87. 1988. The Namdapha Tiger Reserve. Sanctuary Asia VIII (2): 54–55.
  88. 1988. The Bandipur Tiger Reserve. Sanctuary Asia VIII (2): 44–45.
  89. 1988. The Nagarjunasagar-Srisailam Tiger Reserve. Sanctuary Asia VIII (2): 29–33.
  90. 1988. The Buxa Tiger Reserve. Sanctuary Asia VIII (2): 49.
  91. 1988. The Kanha Tiger Reserve. Sanctuary Asia VIII (2): 60–61.
  92. 1988. The Manas Tiger Reserve. Sanctuary Asia VIII (2): 46–48.
  93. 1988. The Corbett Tiger Reserve. Sanctuary Asia VIII (2): 15–17.