AVIS-IBIS

Birds of Indian Subcontinent

Literature

Authors	Year	Title
	1976	Miscellaneous: Williams, L. E., Jr. & Phillips, R. W. 1973. Capturing Sandhill Cranes with alpha-chloralose. J. Wildl. Mgmt 37: 94–97.
BURES, STANISLAV, Pavel, V	2003	Do birds behave in order to avoid disclosing their nest site?: Three similarly sized passerine species with various breeding strategies behaved differently in the presence of models of mammalian and avian predators
BURES, STANISLAV, Pavel, V	2003	Do birds behave in order to avoid disclosing their nest site?: Three similarly sized passerine species with various breeding strategies behaved differently in the presence of models of mammalian and avian predators.
Chernetsov, N, Bulyuk, VN, Ktitorov, P	2007	Migratory stopovers of passerines in an oasis at the crossroads of the African and Indian flyways
Eddowes, MJ	2011	Correlations between long distance migrants in year-to-year fluctuations of arrival timing
Fuller, RJ	2000	Influence of Treefall Gaps on Distributions of Breeding Birds within Interior Old-Growth Stands in Białowieża Forest, Poland
Gargallo, G	1995	Interrupted moult of some passerine birds in southern Europe
Hewson, CM, Amar, A, Lindsell, JA, Thewlis, RM, BUTLER, SIMON, SMITH, KEN, Fuller, RJ	2007	Recent changes in bird populations in British broadleaved woodland
Jenni, L, Jenni-Eiermann, S	1992	Metabolic Patterns of Feeding, Overnight Fasted and Flying Night Migrants during Autumn Migration
Marchetti, C, Baldaccini, NEmilio, Locatelli, DPatrizia	1996	Consistency and overlap of the diet of seven passerine trans‐saharian migrants during spring stopover at two mediterranean sites
Marchetti, C, LOCATELLI, DARIAPATRIZIA, van Noordwijk, AJ, Baldaccini, NEmilio	1998	The effects of prey size on diet differentiation of seven passerine species at two spring stopover sites
Schaub, M, Jenni, L	2000	Body mass of six long-distance migrant passerine species along the autumn migration route
Spina, F, MASSI, ALBERTO, MONTEMAGGIORI, ALESSANDRO	1994	BACK FROM AFRICA: WHO'S RUNNING AHEAD? ASPECTS OF DIFFERENTIAL MIGRATION OF SEX AND AGE CLASSES IN PALEARCTIC-AFRICAN SPRING MIGRANTS
Vigorita, V	2000	Migration routes from Lombardy, Northern Italy, to Africa, covered by birds ringed during eighteen years of ringing activity in five Pre-alpine Ornithological stations