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BOBO, K.S., WALTERT, M., FICHTLER, M. & MUHLENBERG, M. (2005) New bird records for the Korup Project Area, southwest Cameroon. Malimbus 27(1) pp 13-18.

BOBO, K.S., WILLIAMS, E., ANYE, N.D., NJIE, M.F., FOTSO, R.C. & LANGUY, M. (2006) The birds of Mbam and Djerem National Park, Cameroon. Malimbus 28(2) pp 90-106.

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RIEGERT, J., ANTCZAK, M. & FAINOVA, D. (2008) The first record of Short-eared Owl Asio flammeus in SW Cameroon. Malimbus 30(2) pp 165-167. 

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