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Kelingkang Range - an archaeological reconnaissance
Grey swiftlets and nests and eggs from Tully Gorge, Queensland, Australia: photo 1
Grey swiftlets and nests and eggs from Tully Gorge, Queensland, Australia: photo 2
Grey swiftlets and nests and eggs from Tully Gorge, Queensland, Australia (close-up)
Grey swiftlet from Tully Gorge, Queensland, Australia, 1972-73
Nests and eggs of grey swiftlets from Tully Gorge, Queensland, Australia
Aerodramus spodiopygius and nests in Nasinu 9-Mile, Fiji with Mike Tarburton
Birds heed sound with a hole through the head
Image of swiftlet flying
Image of two Himalayan swiftlet Collocalia brevirostris: location: Gajoldoba Barrage, West Bengal, India
Letter from District Officer, Miri concerning a memorandum from Lawrence Tan (from Penguasa Tanah Dan Ukur, Bahagian Keempat) to Section Forest Officer, Miri, Sarawak on application for licenses to collect birds' nests
Letter from the 5th Earl of Cranbrook to Richard K. Brooke commenting on his work. He also discussed the Salanga swiftlet
Part of prospectus of University of Aberdeen expedition to Seychelles, summer 1977 [attached to the letter dated 1977/09/25 from Michael Cook to the 5th Earl of Cranbrook]
Letter from Murray D. Bruce to the 5th Earl of Cranbrook on Philippine swiftlets and addenda to "Birds of Borneo"
Letter from Sarawak Administrative Officer to Curator, Sarawak Museum statting that the birdnest collectors would collect the nests at Niah Cave starting from 1970/07/15
Letter from the 5th Earl of Cranbrook to Richard K. Brooke concerning how the Australians classify swiftlets. He also discussed a document by Streubel
Filled up request form for photocopy of "Notes by Isidore Geoffrey" on page 74 of L'Echo du Monde Savant published in 1837
Letter from Prof Andrew J. Berger to the 5th Earl of Cranbrook saying that the swiftlets in Hawaii were descendents of the ones released by Woodside
Invoice of 115 specimens of Collocalia skin sent to Edward C. Dickinson, c/o Graham Cowles, Collection Manager, British Museum (Natural History), Sub-Dept. of Ornithology
Provisional prospectus for a six-month Oxford University zoologial expedition to the Andaman Islands: bibliogarphy on birds in general [re: Letter from Michael Rands to the 5th Earl of Cranbrook dated 1982/01/25]
Letter from the the 5th Earl of Cranbrook to Lim Chan Koon concerning Lim's observations on nests of Aerodramus fuciphagus
Fieldnotes: breeding records at Niah Caves: maxima 1958 nestlings
Fieldnotes: breeding records at Niah Caves: lowi seen from lay to fledge 1958
Fieldnotes: breeding records at Niah Caves: lowi: egg loss in 1958 after April 19, end of '57 season
Fieldnotes: swiftlets in Raffles Museum - puzzling over Stresemann's \fuciphaga\" i.e. mossy nest: part 1"