selected publications
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academic article
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Garnett STButchart SHMBaker GBBayraktarov EBuchanan KLBurbidge AAChauvenet ALMChristidis LEhmke GGrace MHoccom DGLegge SMLeiper ILindenmayer DBLoyn RHMaron MMcDonald PMenkhorst PPossingham HPRadford JQJReside AEWatson DMWatson JEMWintle BWoinarski JCZGeyle HM. Metrics of progress in the understanding and management of threats to Australian birds.
Conservation Biology.
33:456-468.
2019
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Geyle HMWoinarski JCZBaker GBDickman CRDutson GFisher DOFord HHoldsworth MJones MEKutt ALegge SLeiper ILoyn RMurphy BPMenkhorst PReside AERitchie EGRoberts FETingley RGarnett ST. Quantifying extinction risk and forecasting the number of impending Australian bird and mammal extinctions.
Pacific Conservation Biology.
24:157-167.
2018
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Kelly LTHaslem AHolland GJLeonard SWJMacHunter JBassett MBennett AFBruce MJChia EKChristie FJClarke MFDi Stefano JLoyn RMcCarthy MAPung ARobinson NSitters HSwan MYork A. Fire regimes and environmental gradients shape vertebrate and plant distributions in temperate eucalypt forests.
Ecosphere.
8:1-31.
2017
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Tucker ADJohnstone RLoyn RVinnicombe TNewman BNewman HVeal HBentley BWilliams D. Invasive Eurasian tree sparrows Passer montanus on Troughton Island in the North Kimberley of Western Australia: A cyclone-induced colonisation attempt?.
Australian Field Ornithology.
34:67-70.
2017
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Ferenczi MBeckmann CWarner SLoyn RO'Riley KWang XKlaassen M. Avian influenza infection dynamics under variable climatic conditions, viral prevalence is rainfall driven in waterfowl from temperate, south-east Australia.
Veterinary Research: an international journal of animal infection and epidemiology.
47:1-12.
2016
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Thomson JRMaron MGrey MJCatterall CPMajor REOliver DLClarke MFLoyn RHDavidson IIngwersen DRobinson DKutt AMacDonald MAMac Nally R. Avifaunal disarray: quantifying models of the occurrence and ecological effects of a despotic bird species.
Diversity and Distributions: a journal of conservation biogeography.
21:451-464.
2015
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Loyn RHMcNabb EG. Bird population responses to wildfire and planned burns in the foothill forests of Victoria, Australia.
Journal of Ornithology.
156:263-273.
2015
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Hansen BDMenkhorst PMoloney PLoyn RH. Long-term declines in multiple waterbird species in a tidal embayment, south-east Australia.
Austral Ecology: a journal of ecology in the Southern Hemisphere.
40:515-527.
2015
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Howes AMac Nally RLoyn RKath JBowen MMcAlpine CMaron M. Foraging guild perturbations and ecological homogenization driven by a despotic native bird species.
IBIS: The International Journal of Avian Science.
156:341-354.
2014
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Loyn RHSwindley RJStamation K. Waste water not wasted: the Western Treatment Plant as a habitat for waterfowl.
The Victorian Naturalist.
131:147-149.
2014
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Maron MGrey MJCatterall CPMajor REOliver DLClarke MFLoyn RHMac Nally RDavidson IThomson JR. Avifaunal disarray due to a single despotic species.
Diversity and Distributions: a journal of conservation biogeography.
19:1468-1479.
2013
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Murray CGKasel SLoyn RHHepworth GHamilton AJ. Waterbird use of artificial wetlands in an Australian urban landscape.
Hydrobiologia: the international journal on limnology and marine sciences.
716:131-146.
2013
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McBride MFGarnett STSzabo JKBurbidge AHButchart SHMChristidis LDutson GFord HALoyn RHWatson DMBurgman MA. Structured elicitation of expert judgments for threatened species assessment: a case study on a continental scale using email.
Methods in Ecology and Evolution.
3:906-920.
2012
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Murray CGLoyn RHKasel SHepworth GStamation KHamilton AJ. What can a database compiled over 22 years tell us about the use of different types of wetlands by waterfowl in south-eastern Australian summers?.
Emu: austral ornithology.
112:209-217.
2012
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Hatanaka NWright WLoyn RHMac Nally R. 'Ecologically complex carbon' - linking biodiversity values, carbon storage and habitat structure in some austral temperate forests.
Global Ecology and Biogeography: a journal of macroecology.
20:260-271.
2011
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Loyn RHMenkhorst PW. The bird fauna of Melbourne: Changes over a century of urban growth and climate change, using a benchmark from Keartland (1900).
The Victorian Naturalist.
128:210-232.
2011
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Menkhorst PWLoyn RH. The mammalian fauna of greater Melbourne: Diversity, loss, adaptation and change.
The Victorian Naturalist.
128:233-248.
2011
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Loyn RHFaragher JTCoutts DCPalmer GC. Bird responses to targeted revegetation: 40 years of habitat enhancement at Clarkesdale Bird sanctuary, central-western Victoria.
Australian Field Ornithology.
26:53-75.
2009
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Dennett XLoyn RH. BOCA Western Port Survey: Long-term monitoring of waterbird numbers.
The Victorian Naturalist.
126:99-107.
2009
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Smith MJScroggie MPSchreiber ESGMcNabb ECheers GMacak PLoyn ROugh K. Associations between salinity and use of non-riverine wetland habitats by diurnal birds.
Emu: austral ornithology.
109:252-259.
2009
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Loyn RHKennedy SJ. Designing old forest for the future: Old trees as habitat for birds in forests of Mountain Ash Eucalyptus regnans.
Forest Ecology and Management.
258:504-515.
2009
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Loyn RHMcNabb EGMacak PNoble P. Eucalypt plantations as habitat for birds on previously cleared farmland in south-eastern Australia.
Biological Conservation.
137:533-548.
2007
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Chambers LELoyn RH. The influence of climate variability on numbers of three waterbird species in Western Port, Victoria, 1973–2002.
International Journal of Biometeorology: the description, causes, and implications of climatic change.
50:292-304.
2006
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Menkhorst PLoyn R. Diet of a powerful owl roosting in the royal botanic gardens, central Melbourne.
Australian Field Ornithology.
22:83-87.
2005
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Loyn RHLoyn JA. Albert's lyrebird foraging from epiphytes in rainforest sub-canopy.
Australian Field Ornithology.
19:203-204.
2002
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Alexander JSAScotts DJLoyn RH. Impacts of timber harvesting on mammals, reptiles and nocturnal birds in native hardwood forests of East Gippsland, Victoria: a retrospective approach.
Australian Forestry.
65:182-210.
2002
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LOYN RH. Patterns of ecological segregation among forest and woodland birds in south-eastern Australia.
Ornithological Science.
1:7-27.
2002
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van der Ree RLoyn RH. The influence of time since fire and distance from fire boundary on the distribution and abundance of arboreal marsupials in Eucalyptus regnans-dominated forest in the Central Highlands of Victoria.
Wildlife Research.
29:151-151.
2002
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Incoll RDLoyn RHWard SJCunningham RBDonnelly CF. The occurrence of gliding possums in old-growth forest patches of mountain ash (Eucalyptus regnans) in the Central Highlands of Victoria.
Biological Conservation.
98:77-88.
2001
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Loyn RHMcNabb EGVolodina LWillig R. Modelling landscape distributions of large forest owls as applied to managing forests in north-east Victoria, Australia.
Biological Conservation.
97:361-376.
2001
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Loyn RHDebus SJS. Description of juvenile fearful owl Nesasio solomonensis.
Australian Field Ornithology.
18:288-289.
2000
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McCarthy MAWebster ALoyn RHLowe KW. Uncertainty in assessing the viability of the Powerful Owl Ninox strenua in Victoria, Australia.
Pacific Conservation Biology.
5:144-154.
1999
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Loyn RHH. Loyn R. Birds in patches of old-growth ash forest, in a matrix of younger forest.
Pacific Conservation Biology.
4:111-111.
1998
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Clarke MFLoyn RHJ. Grey MF. Clarke MH. Loyn R. Influence of the Noisy Miner Manorina melanocephala on avian diversity and abundance in remnant Grey Box woodland.
Pacific Conservation Biology.
4:55-55.
1998
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Loyn RH. Effects of an extensive wildfire on birds in far eastern Victoria.
Pacific Conservation Biology.
3:221-234.
1997
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Grey MJClarke MFLoyn RH. Initial Changes in the Avian Communities of Remnant Eucalypt Woodlands following a Reduction in the Abundance of Noisy Miners, Manorina melanocephala.
Wildlife Research.
24:631-631.
1997
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Loyn RH. Bell Miners and the Farming Hypothesis—a Comment.
Emu: austral ornithology.
95:145-146.
1995
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Burgman MChurch RFerguson IGijsbers RLau ALindenmayer DLoyn RMcCarthy MVandenberg W. Wildlife planning using FORPLAN: a review and examples from Victorian forests.
Australian Forestry.
57:131-140.
1994
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Loyn RH. Assessing and managing the impact of duck hunting in Victoria - a new approach.
Wildfowl.
42:155-161.
1991
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Loyn RH. Effects of patch area and habitat on bird abundances, species numbers and tree health in fragmented Victoria forests..
Nature conservation: the role of remnants of native vegetation.
65-77.
1987
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Loyn RHLane BAChandler CCarr GW. Ecology of Orange-Bellied Parrots Neophema Chrysogaster at Their Main Remnant Wintering Site.
Emu: austral ornithology.
86:195-206.
1986
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Loyn RH. Birds in fragmented forests in Gippsland, Victoria..
Birds of eucalypt forests and woodlands: ecology, conservation, management.
323-331.
1986
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Loyn RH. Ecology, distribution and density of birds in Victorian forests..
Birds of eucalypt forests and woodlands: ecology, conservation, management.
33-46.
1986
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Loyn RH. Bird Populations in Successional Forests of Mountain Ash Eucalyptus Regnans in Central Victoria.
Emu: austral ornithology.
85:213-230.
1985
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Loyn RH. Strategies for conserving wildlife in commercially productive eucalypt forest.
Australian Forestry.
48:95-101.
1985
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LOYN RHRUNNALLS RGFORWARD GYTYERS J. Territorial Bell Miners and Other Birds Affecting Populations of Insect Prey.
Science.
221:1411-1413.
1983
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LOYN RHFAGG PCPIGGIN JEMORTONKEVIN AGTOLHURST G. Changes in the composition of understorey vegetation after harvesting eucalypts for sawlogs and pulpwood in East Gippsland.
Austral Ecology: a journal of ecology in the Southern Hemisphere.
8:43-53.
1983
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Loyn RH. Bird Populations in a Mixed Eucalypt Forest Used for Production of Wood in Gippsland, Victoria.
Emu: austral ornithology.
80:145-156.
1980
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Loyn RH. A Survey of Birds in Westernport Bay, Victoria, 1973–74.
Emu: austral ornithology.
78:11-19.
1978
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Dalling MJLoyn RH. Level of activity of nitrate reductase at the seedling stage as a predictor of grain nitrogen yield in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.).
Crop and Pasture Science.
28:1-1.
1977
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Menkhorst PFitzsimons JLoyn RWoinarski J. Assessing the strength of evidence for records of Night Parrots at Kalamurina Wildlife Sanctuary (South Australia) and Diamantina National Park (Queensland), 2016–2018.
Emu: austral ornithology.
1-5.
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Garnett STButchart SHMBaker GBBayraktarov EBuchanan KLBurbidge AAChauvenet ALMChristidis LEhmke GGrace MHoccom DGLegge SMLeiper ILindenmayer DBLoyn RHMaron MMcDonald PMenkhorst PPossingham HPRadford JQJReside AEWatson DMWatson JEMWintle BWoinarski JCZGeyle HM. Metrics of progress in the understanding and management of threats to Australian birds.
Conservation Biology.
33:456-468.
2019
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conference paper
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MacHunter JWright WLoyn RRayment P. Bird declines over 22 years in forest remnants in southeastern Australia: Evidence of faunal relaxation?.
Canadian Journal of Forest Research.
2756-2768.
2006
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Loyn RMcNabb EMacak P. How can tree plantations contribute to meeting conservation objectives in varied landscapes?.
Journal of Ornithology.
113-113.
2006
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MacHunter JWright WLoyn RRayment P. Bird declines over 22 years in forest remnants in southeastern Australia: Evidence of faunal relaxation?.
Canadian Journal of Forest Research.
2756-2768.
2006
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report
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Loyn RDutson G. Birds in floodplain woodland on Mulcra Island 2016
2017
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Loyn RDutson G. Birds in Black Box woodlands in Hattah-Kulkyne NP 2016, with comparative data from Nangiloc and Kings Billabong: Final report from 2016 surveys.
i-36.
2016
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Loyn RDutson G. Birds in Black Box woodlands in Hattah-Kulkyne National Park 2015, one year after environmental watering in 2014
2016
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Loyn R. Black Swans and Seagrass in Western Port: what can each tell us about the other?
2016
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Leonard SBruce MChristie FDi Stefano JHaslem AHolland GKelly LLoyn RMacHunter JRumpff LStamation KBennett AClarke MYork A. Foothills Fire and Biota. Fire and Adaptive Management Report no. 96.
i-82.
2016
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Loyn RDutson G. Birds and woody weeds on the Mornington Peninsula: a base-line survey and interpretation ahead of weed control work by the Mornington Peninsula Shire..
1-22.
2015
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Loyn RDutson D. Birds in Black Box woodlands in Hattah-Kulkyne National Park: responses to environmental watering in 2014. Final report from 2014 surveys, and baseline for 2015 surveys..
1-29.
2015
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Muir AMacHunter JBruce MMoloney PKyle GStamation KBluff LLiu CSutter GCheal DLoyn R. Effects of fire regimes on terrestrial biodiversity in Gippsland, Victoria: a retrospective approach..
i-100.
2015
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Rogers DIStamation KLoyn RHMenkhorst PW. Literature review: management of non-tidal ponds for shorebirds..
1-28.
2015
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Menkhorst PWLoyn RHHansen BLiu CMackay MDann P. Trends in numbers of piscivorous birds in Western Port and Corner Inlet, Victoria, 1987-2012..
1-45.
2015
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Loyn RHRogers DISwindley RJStamation KMacak PMenkhorst P. Waterbird monitoring at the Western Treatment Plant 2000-2012: the effects of climate and sewage treatment processes on waterbird populations..
i-68.
2014
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Loyn RDutson G. Birds in floodplain woodland on Mulcra Island 2016
2017