Ibis

The potential for interactions between predation and habitat change to cause population declines of farmland birds
pp. 1-13(13)
Author: Evans K.L.

Interlocality variation in speed of moult in the Citril Finch Serinus citrinella
pp. 14-17(4)
Authors: Borras A.; Cabrera T.; Cabrera J.; Senar J.C.

Visual fields in hornbills: precision-grasping and sunshades
pp. 18-26(9)
Authors: Martin G.R.; Coetzee H.C.

The distribution and population of the Seychelles (Bare-legged) Scops Owl Otus insularis on Mahé: consequences for conservation
pp. 27-37(11)
Authors: Currie D.; Fanchette R.; Millett J.; Hoareau C.; Shah N.J.

Components of phenotypic variation in the morphometrics of shearwater (Puffinus) species
pp. 38-45(8)
Authors: Bull L.S.; Haywood J.; Pledger S.

Do body condition and plumage during fuelling predict northwards departure dates of Great Knots Calidris tenuirostris from north-west Australia?
pp. 46-60(15)
Authors: Battley P.F.; Piersma T.; Rogers D.I.; Dekinga A.; Spaans B.; Van Gils J.A.

Vocal mimicry by the Black-browed Reed Warbler Acrocephalus bistrigiceps: objective identification of mimetic sounds
pp. 61-68(8)
Authors: Hamao S.; Eda-Fujiwara H.

Effects of weather on the survival and growth of Corncrake Crex crex chicks
pp. 69-76(8)
Authors: Tyler G.A.; Green R.E.

Trade-offs and seasonal variation in territorial defence and predator evasion in the European Robin Erithacus rubecula
pp. 77-84(8)
Authors: Dunn M.; Copelston M.; Workman L.

Growth and energy expenditure of Wandering Albatross Diomedea exulans chicks
pp. 85-94(10)
Authors: Mabille G.; Boutard O.; Shaffer S.A.; Costa D.P.; Weimerskirch H.

The first record of Brown Skua Catharacta antarctica in Europe
pp. 95-102(8)
Authors: Votier S.C.; Bearhop S.; Newell R.G.; Orr K.; Furness R.W.; Kennedy M.

Poor nutritional condition as a consequence of high dominance status in the Coal Tit Parus ater
pp. 103-107(5)
Authors: Hay J.M.; Evans P.R.; Ward R.M.; Hamer K.C.

Facultative sex ratio adjustment in response to male tarsus length in the Varied Tit Parus varius
pp. 108-113(6)
Authors: Yamaguchi N.; Kawano K.K.; Eguchi K.; Yahara T.

Species poor but distinct: bird assemblages in white sand vegetation in Jaú National Park, Brazilian Amazon
pp. 114-124(11)
Author: Borges S.H.

Temporal changes in the breeding ecology of European Turtle Doves Streptopelia turtur in Britain, and implications for conservation
pp. 125-137(13)
Authors: Browne S.J.; Aebischer N.J.

Breeding upwards when climate is becoming warmer: no bird response in the French Alps
pp. 138-144(7)
Author: Archaux F.

Causes of population declines of the Lesser Kestrel Falco naumanni in Israel
pp. 145-152(8)
Authors: Liven-Schulman I.; Leshem Y.; Alon D.; Yom-Tov Y.

Taxonomic recommendations for British birds: second report
pp. 153-157(5)
Authors: Sangster G.; Collinson J.M.; Helbig A.J.; Knox A.G.; Parkin D.T.

Ground jays expand plumage to make themselves less conspicuous
pp. 158-160(3)
Author: Londei T.

Observations on the olfactory ability of the Kakapo Strigops habroptilus, the critically endangered parrot of New Zealand
pp. 161-164(4)
Author: Hagelin J.C.

Were Slender-billed Curlews Numenius tenuirostris once common in The Netherlands, and do they have patches of powder feathers?
pp. 165-167(3)
Authors: Jukema J.; Piersma T.

The taxonomic identity of Circus alphonsi (Newton & Gadow 1893), the extinct harrier from Mauritius
pp. 168-172(5)
Authors: Mourer-Chauviré C.; Bour R.; Ribes S.

Echoclick design in swiftlets: single as well as double clicks
pp. 173-174(2)
Authors: Thomassen H.A.; Djasim U.M.; Povel G.D.E.

The pattern of nest-site cleaning by European Starlings Sturnus vulgaris
pp. 175-177(3)
Authors: Mazgajski T.D.; Ke¸dra A.H.; Beal K.G.

Recent ornithological publications
pp. 178-186(9)

News and notices
pp. 187-189(3)

British Ornithologists’ Union Minutes of the 2003 Annual General Meeting
pp. 190-191(2)

British Ornithologists’ Union Records Committee: 30th Report (October 2003)
pp. 192-195(4)