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Parks Victoria Technical Series No. 4 Managing the Hooded Plover References American Ornithologists Union (AOU). (1992) The Birds of North America. Volume 2. Smith, Edwards & Dunlop, Philadelpia, USA. Anon. (1992) Move to protect vulnerable species. Coorong Tattler 1992: 1. Anon. (1994) Where can we camp Tattler (SA)1994: 3. Anon. (1997) Abstracts of the Parks Victoria Hooded Plover Seminar Series. Stilt 31: 54-5. Anon. (1999a) Leave plover nests alone: rangers. The Mail, 14(46): 1. Anon. (1999b) Proceedings of the Australasian Wader Studies Group, Phillip Island, Victoria. AWSG, Melbourne. Anon. (2000a) Walpole-Albany. Hooded Plover talk to be held at Walpole Recreation Centre. WA Bird Notes 95: 12. Anon. (2000b) Hoodies diary - boy or girl South Gippsland Sentinel Times, December 19. Anon. (2001a) Hooded Plover Survey. Eurobodalla Natural History Society Newsletter. 85: 3. Anon. 2001b. Hooded Plovers: they made it! South Gippsland Sentinel Times, January 31: 15. Anon. undated. Four-wheel driving. Tattler (SA) 8: 2. Atkin, B. (1998) Fox baiting program – Nooramunga Marine and Coastal Park, South Gippsland, Victoria March 1997-March 1998. Victorian Wader Study Group Bulletin. 22: 44- 51. Baird, B. & P. Collins. 1996. The Hooded Plover on Phillip Island. Victorian Wader Study Group Bulletin. 20: 44-8. Baird, B. & P. Dann. (1999). Breeding Biology of Hooded Plovers on Phillip Island and methods of increasing breeding success. In: Anon. (1999b) Proceedings of the Australasian Wader Studies Group, Phillip Island, Victoria. AWSG, Melbourne. Baker-Gabb, D. & M.A. Weston. (2001) Draft New South Wales Hooded Plover Recovery Plan. NPWS, Sydney. Bart, J. & D.S. Robinson. (1982) Estimating survivorship when the subjects are visited periodically. Ecology 63: 1078-90. 164
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