Vol. 93 No. 1 (2022) | Ostrich: Journal of African Ornithology

Published: 2022-08-22

Mixed-species flocks of insectivorous birds (‘bird parties’) in Afrotropical forests and woodlands: a review

Adrian JFK Craig

1-23

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How citizen scientists are rapidly generating big distribution data: lessons from the Arewa Atlas Team, Nigerian Bird Atlas Project

Idris M Jalo, Ponyil N Abu, Joseph I Izang, Alai Lawal, Isuwa Aminu, Jennifer I Paul, Umbule Mador, Bello A Danmallam, Eugene D Mathew, Jonathan O Eveso, Abubakar S Ringim, Hafiz A Adam, Abdulhamid S Bunu, Aliyu A Bajoga, Doofan J Nelly, Sulaiman M Isa, Haruna M Abubakar, Longji A Bako, Sulaiman I Muhammad

24-33

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Assessments of range-wide distribution of six African storks and their relationships with protected areas

Jonah Gula, M Clay Green, Sarah Fritts, W Richard J Dean, KS Gopi Sundar

34-52

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Identification of the landscape and bioclimatic characteristics that contribute to maintaining the allopatric distribution ranges of the Northern Black Korhaan Afrotis afraoides and the Southern Black Korhaan Afrotis afra

Steven W Evans

53-69

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Nest-site characteristics of Levaillant’s Woodpecker Picus vaillantii endemic to North Africa

Mehdi Badis, Nabil Hamdi

70-77

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Monitoring an isolated population of Cape Parrots Poicephalus robustus in the Limpopo province, South Africa

Kate F Carstens, Kirsten Wimberger, Rowan Martin, David Letsoalo, Craig T Symes

78-82

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Pishing does increase visibility of arboreal passerines in an African savanna

Eckhart Buchmann, Chevonne Reynolds

83-87

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Vultures in Nigeria – some missed opportunities?

PJ Mundy

88-89

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Articles

Mixed-species flocks of insectivorous birds (‘bird parties’) in Afrotropical forests and woodlands: a review

How citizen scientists are rapidly generating big distribution data: lessons from the Arewa Atlas Team, Nigerian Bird Atlas Project

Assessments of range-wide distribution of six African storks and their relationships with protected areas

Identification of the landscape and bioclimatic characteristics that contribute to maintaining the allopatric distribution ranges of the Northern Black Korhaan Afrotis afraoides and the Southern Black Korhaan Afrotis afra

Nest-site characteristics of Levaillant’s Woodpecker Picus vaillantii endemic to North Africa

Monitoring an isolated population of Cape Parrots Poicephalus robustus in the Limpopo province, South Africa

Pishing does increase visibility of arboreal passerines in an African savanna

Commentary

Vultures in Nigeria – some missed opportunities?

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