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1 1 Aoostq M, t Mugtca, C Mmna and X Rutz 1996 Resource parhttontng Behwm Olossy and Wh* Ibtscs tn a rice ficld system tn South Central Cuba Colonlel Wot.rblrdc 19(1) Alfred, J R B andn c Nand Faunal Dtvcrs~ty In lndtan Wetlands ENURO - NEW 4(4&5) 3 Alfred, J R B, A Kurnar, P C Tak and J P Sat Waterbtrds of Northern lnd~a Rec Z S 1 Occ PaperNo 190 I-xx~v All, S 19% l?re Bmkoflndran Brrdr, Bombay Natural History Soc~ety, Mumba~ m AII, S and S D Rtpley 1987 Compact Hand Book of The Birds of lndra and Pakistan, Oxford Press Un~v Press, New Delh~ 6 Awn kumar, J P Satt and PC Tak, 2003 Checkl~st of Indian Waterbirds Buceros 8 (1) 7 Astan water btrd census, 2001, hnp I1 www wetland orgi and htlp //www ramsar orgl Downloaded on 25 November Baker, M C 1979 Morpholog~cal Correlates of habitat select~on In a commun~ty of shore blrds (Charadrttformes) Orbs Balachandran, S 1993 Conservatlon Status of waders In lndta Avian Conservatlon Proceedings of the workshop at Co~mbatore 3'* -5th August, Balachandran, S 1995 Shorebirds of Marme Nat~onal Park, Gulf of Mannar, Tam~lnadu JBombay Nut Hrsr Soc I I Balachandran, S A R Rahmanl and Sathlya Selvam, P (2003) Habrrat Evaluatron of Chrlka Lake wrih specral reference to bird as BIO-rndrcators Annual Report B N H S Mumba~ 12 Bhupathl, S, V S Vijayan and R Mathur 1998 Population Ecology of Migratory waterfowl In Keoladeo Nat~onal Park Bharapur JBombay Nai Hrst Soc 95(2) Bhupathy, S 1991 Population and Resource Urrlrzalron of Waterfowl rn Keoladeo Nat~onal Park Bhararpur, PhD Thesls In Unlvers~ty of Rajasthan, Jatpur 14 Blrd Ltfe International, 2001 ThrearenedBrrds ofasra The B~rd L~fe lnternat~onal Red Data book Cambr~dge U K 15 BNHS, 1998 Blrd Mtgratron Srudres rn Indra ( ) Flnal Report, 1998, pp Bruce H Pugesek, Kenneth B D~en and Carroll L Cordes 1999 Seasonal Movements, M~grat~on and Range sues of Subadult and Adult Bamforth Lake Cal~fornta Gulls Waterbrrds 22(1) Burger Jonna, 1981 Effects of Human Disturbance on Colon~al species, Parttcularly Gulls Colanral Warerbrrds Burger, J 1985 Habrtar selectron rn temperate marsh nesrrng brrds - Habrtat selecrron m brrdr (M Cody Ed ) Academtc Press, New York Pp Butler R W, R I G Marryson, Franstsco, S Delgado, R K Ross and G E John Smlth 1997 Hab~tat Assoclat~ons of Coastal B~rds In Panama Colonial Warerbrrds 20(3)

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