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Printed on 9 November 2026

9 records

  1. Pasha, M. K. S., Jaypal, R., Areendran, G., Qureshi, Q., & Sankar, K., 2004. Birds of Pench Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh, central India. Newsletter for Ornithologists 1 (1 & 2): 2–9.
  2. Roberts, T. J., 2004. Malkhandi - a magic place. Newsletter for Ornithologists 1 (1 & 2): 11–12.
  3. Selover, W. C., 2004. The birds of Bharatpur. Newsletter for Ornithologists 1 (3): 36–39.
  4. Selover, W. C., 2004. The birds of Bharatpur. Newsletter for Ornithologists 1 (3): 36–39.
  5. Shahabuddin, G., Verma, A., & Kumar, R., 2004. Birds, forests and conservation: Critical issues in Sariska Tiger Reserve, Rajasthan, India. Newsletter for Ornithologists 1 (6): 82–84.
  6. Singh, B., 2004. Jungle Myna and Bank Myna. Too few, too many, then none at all! Newsletter for Ornithologists 1 (1 & 2): 14–15.
  7. Subramanean, J., & Davidar, P., 2004. Changes in avifauna over a sixteen-year period in the Pondicherry University campus. Newsletter for Ornithologists 1 (4): 50–52.
  8. Subramanya, S., & Naveein, O. C., 2004. Puttanhalli Tank, Bangalore (India), and surrounds. Newsletter for Ornithologists 1 (6): 85–87.
  9. Subramanya, S., & Naveein, O. C., 2004. Puttanhalli Tank, Bangalore (India), and surrounds. Newsletter for Ornithologists 1 (6): 85–87.