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Around the Archipelago Bas van Balen; Richard A Noske; Adam A Supriatna
KUKILA Vol. 14 (2009)
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Summary of Recent Literature 2005-2007 Bas van Balen; Richard A Noske; Adam A Supriatna
KUKILA Vol. 14 (2009)
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The birds of Tinjil and Deli Islands, West Java Derek A Holmes; Bas van Balen
KUKILA Vol. 8 (1996)
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Pulau Tinjil and Pulau Deli are islands of 600 ha and 950 ha respectively lying 14 km off the south coast of West Java. The authors made six visits to one or other of the islands between 1988 and 1995. Both are covered with primary forest, but a large population of Long-tailed Macaque monkeys has recently been introduced on both islands as a free-range monkey-breeding facility. The islands have an depauperate avifauna with probably just 20 resident landbird species, common to both islands. These include one near-threatened species, the Nicobar Pigeon, which was formerly very common but which may have suffered as a result of the introduction of monkeys. Other small island/coastal specialists include the Beach Thick-knee, Pied Imperial Pigeon and Chestnut-capped Thrush. Except along the beaches, there are few forest-edge habitats, and most of the landbirds, including those normally occupying open habitats on the mainland such as White-breasted Waterhen, Yellow-vented Bulbul and Brown-throated Sunbird, have expanded their range to occupy the forest niche
Additions to the avifauna of the Banda Islands, Maluku Lawrence Moores; Christopher Healey; Bas van Balen
KUKILA Vol. 8 (1996)
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During a number of visits to the Banda Islands, which lie south of Seram in the Moluccas, the authors describe or refer to a total of 32 bird species that have not been recorded previously from the islands. The majority of these are migrant species or seabirds, while some others may have been introduced. Very few represent significant extension of breeding range. Future visitors are invited to pay particular attention to the goshawks and sunbirds
Notes on the occurrence of the Little Curlew in Indonesia Bas van Balen
KUKILA Vol. 8 (1996)
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The Little Curlew Numenius minutus breeds in the dry, open steppes of northern Siberia and winters in the dry grassy plains of the northern interior of Australia, where they gather in thousands (Pringle 1987). The birds are passage migrants through the eastern part of Indonesia. The largest numbers appear to pass through New Guinea (Beehler et al. 1986; Coates 1985), with very few records either further east (Coates 1985: New Britain and Bougainville) or west of the island The habitat where the birds on passage are encountered in Indonesia resemble the breeding and wintering habitat, and they should be sought in areas of short grass, at airports for example. The status of the species in the area west of New Guinea (Sulawesi, the Moluccas, and Greater and Lesser Sundas) is discussed in this paper.
First record of Grey-streaked Flycatcher in Kalimantan Bas van Balen; Simon Aspinall
KUKILA Vol. 8 (1996)
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On 15 February 1992, while surveying the bird fauna of the Kayan Mentarang proposed national park in East Kalimantan, BvB observed two single, small flycatchers in the primary forest on a ridge above the Anye' Bung rivulet, north of the Lurah river, which is a branch of the Bahau river (at 2°42' N, 115°46' E) north of Peliran. The first bird was observed at 1050m a.s.1. at 10.03 hrs, the second at 12.12 hrs at 1200m in a forest gap on the same ridge.
Note on observations of Abbott's Booby in the Banda Sea Bas van Balen
KUKILA Vol. 8 (1996)
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Anting Behaviourin Bali Starlings Bas van Balen
KUKILA Vol. 8 (1996)
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Black-faced Bunting Emberiza spodocephala on Taliabu Island, Sula Island group: The first record for Indonesia A J Stones; N A. J Bean; Bas van Balen
KUKILA Vol. 9 (1997)
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Notes on the migration of Sacred Kingfishers in Indonesia Bas van Balen; R E Johnstone
KUKILA Vol. 9 (1997)
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Co-Authors . Boeadi A J Stones A Marhadi A R Compost A.A. Ketut Agung Cahyawan W Adam A Supriatna Alan Lewis Asep Adikerana Christopher Healey Colin Trainor Crawford Prentice David Kalo Derek A Holmes E T Margawati Farida Isroani Feri Irawan Imam Taufiqurrahman Imam Taufiqurrahman L M van Balen Lawrence Moores M Indrawan N A. J Bean Pupung F Nurwatha R E Johnstone R W. R. J. Dekker. Richard A Noske Richard Noske Richard Noske Simon Aspinall Simon Hedges Sudaryanti . Suer Suryadi Uday Udaya