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This section lists references on bird publications composed by Douglas J. Graham, who for many years reviewed literature from different sources, totaling 1300 references to books and articles on bird lists, bird guides, and bird findings in 3 web pages. The references are in alphabetical order by author but each includes the full content of fields such as keywords and all the usual bibliographic information. Many include Douglas' own personal comments in a comments field.  We felt that this information may probably benefit researches in their quest for literature.  We put them on the web in a format that can be easily copied from the web page. We are still working at providing a better presentation and a file for downloading from the net.

Thanks Douglas for a great contribution. I am sure many researchers may benefit from this!

Douglas Graham is task manager at the World Bank for a variety of conservation projects in Vietnam.  His important work does not allow him to dedicate as much time to his passion of birding as he would wish.  Anybody that would like to continue his work on recording ornithological references is welcome to take up where Douglas has stopped. He or she would get a next page in which his/her work would be posted under his/her name.

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