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Wingspan is Birds Australia's full-colour membership magazine. It is published in March, June, September and December, and is received by all Birds Australia members.

Features

BIRDWATCHING TOURISM IN KAKADU
Text by Guy Dutson

THE VICTORIAN FIRES
Text by Penny Olsen and Dirk Klynsmith

SURVIVING BLACK SATURDAY

Text by Peter Menkhorst, Dean Ingwersen, Bruce Quin, and Karina Cartwright

RAISING THE STAKES
Text by Steve Murphy, Abby Berryman, Allan Burbidge, Leo Joseph and Jeremy Austin

PINE TREES AND NEW ZEALAND FALCONS
Text by Richard Seaton

RETURN OF THE OSPREY
Text by Greg Clancy

OSPREYS AND ARTIFICIAL NEST STRUCTURES
Text by Bob Moffatt

CONSERVING BARKING OWLS IN THE PILLIGA FORESTS

Text by Rod Kavanagh and Matthew Stanton

HOW EXTENSIVE IS AUSTRALIA'S LARGEST BARKING OWL POPULATION?
Text by Todd Soderquist and Natasha Schedvin

ROAMIN' IN THE GLOAMIN'
Text and Photos by Stuart Rae

THE ADAPTABLE OWLET-NIGHTJAR
Text by Lisa I. Doucette

SQUARE-TAILED KITE
Text and Photos by David Stowe

CROSSING THE LINE
Text and Photos by Peter Merritt

A DATE WITH STELLER
Text and Photos by Paul Huntley

NUSA TENGGARA: AN ADVENTURE IN EVOLUTION
Text by Stuart Dashper

POACHERS INTO GAMEKEEPERS
Text by Julian Crib

Regulars

The President Writes
Letters to the Editor
Conservation Directions
Mid-year Appeal
Obituary: Richard Zann
Stray Feathers
Twitcher's Corner
Noticeboard
Around the Regional Groups
Directory

  June 2009

Vol. 19 No. 2 June 2009

An old house bell provides a sheltered spot for Welcome Swallows to raise a family. Photo by Raoul Slater

Wingspan includes regular supplements on matters of national conservation significance relating to birds. They are intended to be scientifically accurate but accessible publications with practical application. Several past supplements are available as downloadable pdfs.
 
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