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BIRD NUMBERS

The newsletter of the Avian Demography Unit

Volume 9 No 2, December 2000

    © Avian Demography Unit 2000

BIRD NUMBERS is published by the AVIAN DEMOGRAPHY UNIT (ADU), Department of Statistical Sciences, University of Cape Town, Rondebosch, 7701, South Africa. It is distributed free of charge to ADU project participants.

The ADU is a research unit of the University of Cape Town and enjoys the partnership of BirdLife South Africa.

The mission of the Avian Demography Unit is to contribute to the improved understanding of bird populations, especially bird population dynamics, and thus make a contribution to their conservation. We achieve this through mass-participation projects, long-term monitoring, innovative statistical modelling and population-level interpretation of results. The emphasis is on the curation, analysis, publication and dissemination of data.

Editor: James A. Harrison
Technical editing and layout/DTP: Felicia Stoch
WEB-master: René Navarro


Contents

  1. Editorial
  2. Letters to the Editor
  3. The Spring Competition results
  4. ADU website
  5. Donations
  6. Southern African Ornithology in 2001
  7. The Treasure saga
  8. Penguins 2000
  9. Cape Fur Seal predation on Cape Gannet fledglings
  10. Blue Crane monitoring: trends begin to emerge
  11. Grey Crowned Cranes and farmers
  12. Whitewinged Tern recovery
  13. Atlas updates
  14. Notes on specimen records in Sul do Save, southern Mozambique
  15. Leaf stripping in African weaverbirds
  16. The Frog Atlas leaps forward
  17. Nest sites of the Mangrove Kingfisher in the Eastern Cape
  18. From Blouvlei to Taipei
  19. Waterbird responses to management decisions at Botriviervlei, Western Cape Province
  20. What is the world population of the Chestnutbanded Plover?
  21. Changing suburban birds – terrestrial species
  22. Publications by members of the ADU July 2000–November 2000
  23. Chirps from the past
  24. Birds in culture: A visit to Robben Island

Donors

A. Archer, J. Clements, E. Demasius, N. Elwell, G. Goulding, E. Groenewald, L. Haines, T. McLetchie, J. Newton Howes, R. Power, S. Schneier, W. Thomas.

A total of R5780 was raised. We appreciate your support and confidence in the work of the Avian Demography Unit.

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Document posted: 10 January 2001