The Noisy Scrub-bird is a small, semi-flightless insectivore which forages in leaf litter and
the lower stratum of dense vegetation. More widespread when discovered last century the …

The noisy scrub-bird (Atrichornis clamosus) is a small, sexually dimorphic, semi-. ightless
obligate insectivore, endemic to the south coast of Western Australia between Two Peoples …

… a very young male strongly suggests that the replacement males are not immigrants from
other areas but are permanently present in or near the territories of the singing males (Danks …

Methods During the breeding seasons in June and July of 1989 and 1990, a total of 32 A,
clamosus were captured from the Mt. Gardner area at Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve. They …

The passerine family Dasyornithidae includes only one genus (Dasyornis) and is endemic to
southern Australia. All three species are considered threatened, with the western bristlebird …

Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve and Stirling Range National Park are noted for their
biodiversity and are examples of protected areas where management for threatened species is …

The noisy scrub-bird is endangered and confined to one natural population on Mount
Gardner and several translocated populations east of Albany, Western Australia. Annual …

This paper attempts to summarise current knowledge of biodiversity and approaches to
biodiversity conservation in the SCRIPT NRM South Coast Region (Figure 1), which for the …

The possibility of re-introducing the noisy-scrub bird Atrichornis clamosus to other parts of
its former range was discussed soon after this long-lost species was rediscovered at Two …

Following discovery of the noisy scrub-bird (Atrichornis clamosus) by John Gilbert in south-western
Australia in 1842, clearing and altered fire regimes as a result of European …