North Queensland Naturalist
North Queensland Naturalist
Volume 51 (2021)
Mammals with fluorescent fur: Observations from the Wet Tropics
Linda Reinhold, pp. 1-8
A possible hybrid Black-faced x Spectacled Monarch in north Queensland
John D. Grant, pp. 9-11
Alastair Freeman and Alex Wright, pp. 12-15
Courtship in a pair of wild Coastal Taipans Oxyuranus scutellatus (Elapidae)
Grant S. Turner, pp. 16-25
Patrick De Geest and Alan Gillanders, pp. 26-29
Food plants of the Eungella Honeyeater (Bolemoreus hindwoodi)
A. J. Bean, D. S. Braithwaite, R. E. Braithwaite and J. T. Coleman, pp. 30-37
Revisiting history: the case of the Wet Tropics Yellow-legged Flycatcher
Elinor C. Scambler, Lloyd Nielsen and Ben J. Wallace, pp. 38-49
Gary W. Wilson, pp. 50-56
Colonial history of Talaroo Hot Springs
Peter Negus, pp. 57-61
A South American in Australia: Wissadula contracta (Malvaceae), a distinctive adventive shrub
David Y. P. Tng, Gemma Horner and Massimo G Bovini, pp. 62-66
The unique aquatic ecosystem of Talaroo Hot Springs
Peter Negus, Jonathan C. Marshall, Alisha L. Steward, Glenn B. McGregor and Ruth O’Connor, pp. 67-86
Finger Lickin’ Good: Observation of a Little Red Flying-fox (Pteropus scapulatus) on a camera trap baited with KFC
Emily R. Rush and Manuela Fischer, pp. 87-90
Ultraviolet reflectance, absorption and fluorescence in frogs: Observations from the Wet Tropics
Linda Reinhold, pp. 91-97
Male Great Bowerbirds arrange red wires at bowers by size, without forced perspective
Natalie Rae Doerr, pp. 98-102
The entertaining and enigmatic Chowchilla; a summary of our limited knowledge
Clifford B. Frith and Dawn W. Frith, pp. 103-109
Elinor C. Scambler and A. Frank Austin Jnr, pp. 110-118
The identity of white-eyes on Green Island, North Queensland
Lloyd Nielsen, pp. 119-126