V 14 No.4 - The Scottish Ornithologists' Club
V 14 No.4 - The Scottish Ornithologists' Club
V 14 No.4 - The Scottish Ornithologists' Club
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218 Items of <strong>Scottish</strong> Interest<br />
S8 <strong>14</strong> (4)<br />
Bird Reports<br />
Arran Bird Report 1986. (12 pp) Margaret<br />
Dunn (ed) 1987. ·£1.00.<br />
Ayrshire Bird Report 1986. (48 pp) Angus Hogg<br />
(ed) 1987. ·£2.00 Includes a Rook survey.<br />
Caithness Bird Report 1986. (48 pp) S.A.M.<br />
Manson (ed) 1987. ·£3.00. Includes a report<br />
on the Greenland White-fronled Geese in<br />
Caithness, and lists of birds seen on visits to<br />
Stroma and to the Pentland Skerries.<br />
Islay Bird and Natural History Report 1986.<br />
(18 pp) Malcolm Ogilvie (ed) 1987. This is<br />
the first such report for Islay. It includes<br />
monthly counts of wildfowl, waders and gulls<br />
for Lochs Gruinart and Indaal. ·£1 .00.<br />
Birds in Midlothian, West Lothian and Edinburgh<br />
Districts 1986. (37 pp) 1987. Ian Andrews<br />
(ed) 1987. Unpublished report which<br />
includes all the Forth Islands except the Isle<br />
of May.<br />
Moray and Nairn Bird Report 1986. (37 pp)<br />
Martin Cook (ed) 1987. • 75p.<br />
Orkney Bird Report 1986. (77 pp) 1987 Chris<br />
Booth & Mildred Cuthbert (ed5) 1987. Includes<br />
a systematic list and short reports on<br />
Shelduck in Orkney, Long-eared Owl pellets,<br />
and Contamination of birds with Fulmar Oil.<br />
·£2.00.<br />
Shetland Bird Report 1986. (62 pp) P.M.<br />
Ellis (ed) 1987. ·c. £3 .50. Includes reports on<br />
breeding Shelduck and on a survey of Arc-<br />
tic Skuas and Great Skuas in Shetland. <strong>The</strong><br />
startling conclusion is that Shetland holds<br />
56070 of the northern hemisphere population<br />
of Great Skuas, and 43% of Arctic Skuas.<br />
Fair Isle Bird Observatory Report 1986. (76 pp)<br />
Nick Riddiford (ed) 1987. ·£2.50. This is<br />
more than just a bird report. It describes the<br />
whole life of the island, and records two<br />
noteworthy happenings, the award to the<br />
island of the Council of Europe's Diploma,<br />
and the opening of the George Waterston<br />
Memorial Centre on the island. <strong>The</strong>re is a<br />
22-page systematic list.<br />
Lothian Bird Report 1985. (117 pp) M.R. Leven<br />
(ed) 1987. ·£3.50. Includes a 64-page<br />
systematic list, and reports on Grey Heron<br />
and Mute Swan censuses, on a Wood<br />
Warbler survey, and several short notes.<br />
Birds in Midlothian, West Lothian and Edinburgh<br />
Districts 1985. (51 pp) lan Andrews<br />
(ed) 1987. Unpublished report which includes<br />
all the Forth Islands except the Isle<br />
of May.<br />
Forth Area Bird Report 1984. (11 pp) C.l.<br />
Henty 1987. In <strong>The</strong> Forth Naturalist and<br />
Historian 9: 39-49. ·£3.00. Covers<br />
Clackmannanshire, Stirlingshire and<br />
southwest Perthshire. Reports for 1985 and<br />
1986 will be in vol. 10 (in press).<br />
W.G. Harper<br />
Long-tailed Skua.<br />
A. Hogg