Ornithological Literature from South Asia1 and Tibet—2007

Ornithological Literature from South Asia1 and Tibet—2007

Ornithological literature from South Asia1 and Tibet—2007 Aasheesh Pittie Pittie, A. 2009. Ornithological literature from South Asia and Tibet—2007. Indian Birds 5 (2): XX–XX. Aasheesh Pittie, P. O. Box 2, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad 500034, Andhra Pradesh, India. Email: [email protected] Anonymous. 2006-2007. Appendix 2: Birds of the Konkan coast and Aitken, E. H. 2007. The tribes on my frontier. An Indian naturalist’s foreign nearshore areas. Journal of Ecological Society 19-20: 64–65. policy. New ed. New Delhi: Penguin; Viking. Anonymous. 2007. Editorial. Flamingo 4 (1&2): 1 (2006). Ali, B. 2007. Sewree birds. Indian Birds 2 (6): 166–168 (2006). Anonymous. 2007. Some interesting bird sightings. Flamingo 4 (1&2): Ali, R. 2007. Issues relating to invasives in the Andaman Islands. J. Bombay 21–22 (2006). Nat. Hist. Soc. 103 (2&3): 349–355 (2006). Anonymous. 2007. Roger Clarke (1952–2007). TimesOnline 2007: 2 pp. Date Ali, S. 2007. Birds: Kannada encyclopaedia, 1980. 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Sequence of movie film: Ladakh June 1976.In : A bird’s eye view: Anonymous. 2007. Courser’s habitat under threat again. Buceros 12 (2): 4. the collected essays and shorter writings of Sálim Ali. I: 146–147. Gandhi, Anonymous. 2007. Critically endangered: Himalayan Quail Ophrysia T. (ed.) Delhi: Permanent Black. superciliosa. Buceros 12 (2): 9. Ali, S. 2007. Bombay Towers of Silence. In: A bird’s eye view: the collected Anonymous. 2007. Vulture update. Flamingo 5 (3&4): 10. essays and shorter writings of Sálim Ali. I: 198–199. Gandhi, T. (ed.) Anonymous. 2007. Rosy Pastor watch at Vadodara. Flamingo 5 (3&4): 11. Delhi: Permanent Black. Anonymous. 2007. Some interesting bird sightings. Flamingo 5 (3&4): 13. Ali, S. 2007. Dispersal and pollination. In: A bird’s eye view: the collected Aarif K. M. & Hameed, S. V. A. 2007. Sighting of Eurasian Spoonbill Platalea essays and shorter writings of Sálim Ali. I: 200. Gandhi, T. (ed.) 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