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North Queensland Naturalist

North Queensland Naturalist

Volume 52 (2022)

An important feeding area for juvenile Cowtail Stingrays (Pastinachus ater) in the Gulf of Carpentaria, Queensland, can come at a predatory cost

Alastair Freeman, pp. 1-3

James Franklin Illingworth in Far North Queensland, 1917-1921: ‘useful birds’ and an overlooked record of insectivory in the Australasian Figbird, Sphecotheres vieilloti

Elinor C. Scambler, pp. 4-18

An oologist at Tinaroo: Sid Jackson’s 1908 expedition to north Queensland

Russell McGregor, pp. 19-33

Ant diversity in eucalypt woodland at Koah, the ecotone between Wet Tropics rainforests and the savannah woodlands of the Einasleigh Uplands bioregion

Scott C. Morrison and Donald C. Franklin, pp. 34-46

The second confirmed record and a significant range extension for the White Ribbon Eel (Pseudechidna brummeri) in Australia

Alastair Freeman and John J. Pogonoski, pp. 47-48

‘A live body with headquarters at Cairns’: the North Queensland Naturalists Club, 1932–1950

Elinor C. Scambler and John D.A. Grant, pp. 49-68

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Photoluminescent yellow wing markings of Eastern Tube-nosed Fruit Bats (Nyctimene robinsoni)

Linda Reinhold, pp. 69-74

Victoria’s Riflebird feeding on Banksia robur floral nectar

Clifford B. Frith and James Hammersley, pp. 75-77

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