First Record of Black Kite <em>Milvus migrans</em> for Java
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Andrew, P. 1992. The Birds of Indonesia: A Checklist (Peters’ Sequence). Kukila Checklist no. 1. Indonesian Ornithological Society, Jakarta.
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Sukmantoro, W., Supriatna, A. A., & Suparman, U. (1). First Record of Black Kite <em>Milvus migrans</em> for Java. KUKILA, 14, 30-31. Retrieved from https://kukila.org/index.php/KKL/article/view/149
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