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47 Anon. 1955. Red-billed Queleas. WBC News Sheet 17: 6.48 Anon. 1955. Ringing recoveries. WBC News Sheet 18:

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63 Anon. 1964. Haroni expedition collection report. Wag-tail 3: 11–14.

64 Anon. 1964. Bird banding at Peterhouse. Wagtail 3: 15–16.

65 Anon. 1964. Provisional check list of birds at Peterhouse.Wagtail 3: 17–26.

66 Anon. 1964. Birds ringed by W.B.C. during period1.7.1962 to 30.6.1963. WBC News Sheet 47: 6–7.

67 Anon. 1965. Peterhouse bird-banding report for 1st July1964 to 30th June 1965. Wagtail 4: 17–19.

68 Anon. 1966. A resumé of ringing over the period July1956 to June 1965. WBC News Sheet 56: 12–13.

69 Anon. 1966. Witwatersrand Bird Club Index, NewsSheets nos. 1–50. WBC News Sheet 20 pp.

70 Anon. 1967. 95 million finches killed. Bokmakierie 19:44.

71 Anon. 1967. Peterhouse bird banding records. 1/7/66 to30/6/67. Wagtail 5b: 8.

72 Anon. 1967. Affecting the queleas. WBC News Sheet 60:8.

73 Anon. 1968. Quelea control. 1. The Red–billed Queleain Rhodesia. Rhod. Farmer 17 May 1968: 12–13.

74 Anon. 1968. Quelea control. 2. Aerial spraying imprac-ticable . . . but portable ground units show promise. Rhod.Farmer 24 May 1968: 13.

75 Anon. 1968. Quelea control. 3. Farmer devises effectivespraying technique. Rhod. Farmer 31 May 1968: 14–15.

76 Anon. 1968. Summary of bird banding at Peterhouse –first five years. Wagtail 6: 10.

77 Anon. 1968. List of birds collected on expedition toMumpswe. Wagtail 6: 13–18.

78 Anon. 1969. East Africa. Bokmakierie 21: 23.79 Anon. 1969. Bird-banding report for the year 1st July,

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Wagtail 11: 31–32.89 Anon. 1972. Species and numbers ringed during year

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97 Anon. 1977. Quelea control – new method finalized.Rhod. Farmer 2 Sept 1977. p. 25.

98 Anon. 1978. Quelea quelea dans la Zone ouest. [Queleaquelea in the western zone.] UNDP/FAO project RAF 73/055 int. rep. 26 pp.

99 Anon. 1979. New versatile mist blower. Ideal aid for pestcontrol. Farmer 25 May 1979: 11.

100 Anon. 1979. Mashonaland notes. Honeyguide 100: 55–56.101 Anon. 1979. Bird ringing: weights of birds ringed 1/7/78–

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