Bibliography of South Asian Ornithology · Search: Scientific name is “ERYTHROPUS AMURENSIS” · 14 records · Printed 4 November 2026 · https://southasiaornith.in/search?scientific_name=ERYTHROPUS+AMURENSIS
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Bingham, C. H. T.; Thompson, H. N. · 1900
On the birds collected and observed in the Southern Shan States in Upper Burma
Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal LXIX(Part II No 2): 102–142 · Journal Article
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Bingham, C. T. · 1903
A contribution to our knowledge of the birds occurring in the Southern Shan States, Upper Burma
Ibis 45(4): 584–606 · Journal Article
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Hopwood, C. · 1908
A further list of birds from the Chindwin, Upper Burma
Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society 18(2): 432–433 · Journal Article
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Hume, A. O. · 1874
Notes—[Difficulty of distinguishing immature examples of Erythropus vespertinus and amurensis]
Stray Feathers 2(6): 527–529 · Journal Article
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Hume, A. O. · 1875
A first list of the birds of Upper Pegu
Stray Feathers 3(1,2&3): 1–194 · Journal Article
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Hume, A. O. · 1877
A first list of the birds of North-Eastern Cachar
Stray Feathers 5(1): 1–47 · Journal Article
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Ludlow, F.; Kinnear, N. B. · 1944
The birds of south-eastern Tibet
Ibis 86(3): 348–389 · Journal Article
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Ramsay, R. W. · 1875
Ornithological notes from the District of Karen-nee, Burmah
Ibis 17(3): 348–353 · Journal Article
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Rippon, G. · 1901
On the birds of the southern Shan States, Burma
Ibis 43(4): 525–554 · Journal Article
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Roseveare, W. L. · 1950
Notes on birds of the irrigated area of Shwebo District, Burma. Part II
Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society 48(4): 729–749 (1949) · Journal Article
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Wait, W. E. · 1921
The owls and diurnal birds of prey found in Ceylon
Spolia Zeylanica 11(42&43): 317–380 · Journal Article
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Wickham, P. F. · 1923
A note on the Eastern Red-legged Falcon (Erythropus amurensis)
Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society 29(1): 292 · Journal Article
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Wickham, P. F. · 1930
Notes on the birds of the Upper Burma Hills, Part III
Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society 34(2): 337–349 · Journal Article