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North Queensland Naturalist

Volume 47 (2017)

New and important distribution records for Candalides butterflies in Australia, with observations on their biology and adult food plants

Kelvyn L. Dunn, pp. 1-5

If it smells like a bower and functions like a bower then … response to Frith

Graham Harrington, pp. 6-7

... it's a court .... response to Harrington

Clifford B. Frith, pp. 8-9

A colourful new Australian reaches Talaroo: the Tawny Coster butterfly, Acraea terpsicore

Donald C. Franklin, Scott C. Morrison and Gary W. Wilson, pp. 10-13

Musky Rat Kangaroos and other vertebrates feeding from the flowers of the root parasite Balanophora fungosa

Ray Pierce and Colin Ogle, pp. 14-20

Use of reforested rainforest by arboreal marsupials on the Atherton Tablelands, North-Eastern Australia – a preliminary assessment

Steven Zachar, John Grant, John Winter and Mark McCaffrey, pp 21-27

Arrival of Tawny Coster butterflies on the East Australian Coast coinciding with the winds of Tropical Cyclone Debbie

Ashley Raymond Field, pp. 28-31

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Large, temporary camps of the Little Red Flying-fox at Herberton

Donald C. Franklin, Terry A. Barnes and Kate Prout, pp. 32-42

The fire ecology of Allocasuarina littoralis and Banksia plagiocarpa in montane heath of the southern Wet Tropics

Paul R. Williams, Patrick Centurino and Mark Parsons, pp. 43-48

The Black-eared Catbird, catbird taxonomy, and the contemporary proliferation of bird species

Clifford B. Frith, pp. 49-55

The strange case of Queensland Peppermint (Eucalyptus exserta) on Dunk Island

Donald C. Franklin & Christine Sanders, pp. 56-64

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