Just to let you know that the latest volume of
Scopus, eastern Africa's peer-reviewed ornithological journal has been published and all articles are freely available at
https://www.ajol.info/index.php/scopus/issue/view/16033 The Table of Contents is as follows:
Gerhard Nikolaus, David
Pearson and Bernd Raddatz. Diurnal patterns at an autumn migration
ringing site near the Sudan Red Sea coast...1
Chacha Werema,
Cuthbert L. Nahonya, and Mohamed Kibaja. The role of kopjes in bird
species’ conservation within an agricultural matrix west of the Greater
Serengeti Ecosystem, Tanzania......................
............................8
Mark
Cheruiyot Bett, Muchane Muchai, and Catherine Waweru. Effects of human
activities on birds and their habitats as reported by forest user groups
in and around North Nandi Forest, Kenya........................24
Chacha
Werema. Preliminary comparison of birds inhabiting exotic Acacia and
native bushland habitats in semi-arid east-central
Tanzania..............32
Flora J. Magige. Group-size effect on scanning behaviour of Maasai Ostrich Struthio camelus massaicus..........................38
Short communications
Steve Clark and Donald A. Turner. Striped Pipit Anthus lineiventris—overlooked in Uganda?.................42
Nigel Hunter. Green-capped Eremomela Eremomela scotops kikuyuensis in Nairobi.........................................45
East African Rarities Committee (EARC) Rarities Report....................46
Comment............................................................................49
