Marine OrnithOlOgy
Volume 34 (2) 2006
Pacific Seabird group
african Seabird group australasian Seabird group Dutch Seabird group UK Seabird group
Japanese Seabird group
edited by
rob Barrett John Cooper Scott hatch
2006 MARINE ORNITHOL OGY 34(2) P ages 87–169
MARINE ORNITHOLOGY
Vol. 34 No. 2 ISSN 1018-3337 2006
Contents
SYMPOSIUM: BEACHED BIRDS
NEWMAN, S.H, HARRIS, R.J. & TSENG, F.S. Beach surveys past, present and future: toward a global surveillance
network for stranded seabirds . . . 87–90 FORD, R.G. Using beached bird monitoring data for seabird damage assessment: the importance of search interval . . . 91–98 HELM, R.C., FORD, R.G. & CARTER, H.R. The Oil Pollution Act of 1990 and natural resource damage assessment . . . 99–108 HAMPTON, S. & ZAFONTE, M. Factors influencing beached bird collection during the Luckenbach 2001–2002 oil spill . . . . 109–113 HARRIS, R.J., TSENG, F.S., POKRAS, M.A., SUEDMEYER, B.A., BOGART, J.S.H., PRESCOTT, R.L. & NEWMAN, S.H.
Beached bird surveys in Massachusetts: the seabird ecological assessment network (SEANET) . . . 115–122 HEUBECK, M. The Shetland beached bird survey, 1979–2004 . . . 123–127 FLEET, D.M. A review of beached bird surveys within the Wadden Sea Trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program (TMAP) 129–132 O’HARA, P.D. & MORGAN, K.H. Do low rates of oiled carcass recovery in beached bird surveys indicate low rates
of ship-source oil spills? . . . 133–140 ROBERTSON, G.J., RYAN, P.C., DUSSUREAULT, J., TURNER, B.C., WILHELM, S.I. & POWER, K. Composition
of beached marine birds from an oiling event in southeastern Newfoundland . . . 141–146 FRASER G.S., RUSSELL, J. & VON ZHAREN, W.M. Produced water from offshore oil and gas installations on the
Grand Banks, Newfoundland: are the potential effects to seabirds sufficiently known? . . . 147–156 WIESE, F.K. & ELMSLIE, K. Underuse and misuse of data from beached bird surveys. . . 157–159 ŽYDELIS, R., DAGYS, M. & VAITKUS, G. Beached bird surveys in Lithuania reflect oil pollution and bird mortality
in fishing nets . . . 161–166
SHORT COMMUNICATIONS
COLABUONO, F.I., FEDRIZZI, C.E. & CARLOS, C.J. A Black-browed Albatross Thalassarche melanophrys consumes
a tern Sterna sp. . . . 167–168
REVIEWS
WILSON, R.P. Seeking Nature’s Limits—Ecologists in the Field (S.J. Moore, ed.) . . . 169
