Volume 17, Numbers 3:04 - September / December 2009
Editor: Luis Fabio Silveira
São Paulo, SP
Pages: 58
Editor: Luis Fabio Silveira
São Paulo, SP
Pages: 58
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Table of Contents
Article
Birds of Pantanal forest patches and their movements among adjacent habitats | ||
Regina Souza Yabe | 10 |
Spacial and temporal distribution of waterbirds in Santo Amaro Lake, Parque Nacional dos Lençóis Maranhenses, Maranhão, Brasil. | ||
Antonio Augusto Ferreira Rodrigues, Roberta Kelly Pinheiro Soares | 10 |
Comparative analysis of eleven passerines' density in two urban areas at Londrina city, Northern Paraná, Brazil. | ||
Luiz dos Anjos, Barbara Rocha Arakak, Carla Alves Pacheco da Silva, Ângela Regina Souza, Tábata Melise Gomes, Gihan Teixeira Jebai | 4 |
Feeding behavior of Aratinga aurea (Psittacidae) in southwestern Minas Gerais State, Brazil. | ||
Luiz Octavio Marcondes Machado, Sandra Jammal Paranhos, Carlos Barros Araújo | 7 |
Composition and behaviour of avian nectarivores in Erythrina falcata (Leguminosae) in two consecutive flowerings that differed in intensity. | ||
Izar Aximoff, Leandro Freitas | 10 |
Vireo olivaceus chivi and V. o. diversus (Vireonidae): distribution and migration. | ||
Patrícia Capllonch, Eugenia Moyano Wagner | 6 |
Note
An alternative water source for the Blaze-winged Parakeet, Pyrrhura devillei? | ||
Franco Leandro Souza, Massao Uetanabaro, Paulo Landgref Filho, Gabriel Faggioni | 7 |
First record of Sporophila leucoptera (Emberizidae) in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. | ||
Rafael Gustavo Becker | 4 |
First records of Phylloscartes roquettei Snethlage, 1928, in Bahia, northeastern Brazil. | ||
Sidnei Sampaio dos Santos, Francisco Pedro Fonseca Neto, José Fernando Pacheco, Ricardo Parrini Alves Serpa | 3 |
First breeding record of Minas Gerais Tyrannulet Phylloscartes roquettei Snethlage, 1928 in Bahia, Brazil | ||
Ciro Albano | 2 |
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