Information for

• Future students
• Current students
• International students
• Alumni and graduates
• Business and industry
• Visitors
• Media
• Staff

Information about

• The University
• Research
• Studying at the University
• Graduate studies
• Faculties and schools
• Programs and courses
• Teaching and learning
• Library
• Services and facilities
• Vacancies and careers
• Contacting the University
• Donating to the University
• Student organisations
• Strategic planning

Library

• Library Catalogue - NEWCAT
• Finding Information
• Library Services
• Information Skills Training
• About the Library
• Help
• Ask a Question

Library Quick Links

• Library Quick Links

Finding Information

• Databases
• - Databases by Title
• - Databases by Subject
• - Database Trials
• - Access Information
• - Database FAQ
• - Database Problems blog
• - EndNote
• Online Resources
• Short Loans Online
• Subject Resources Guides

Direct links

• Blackboard
• Emergency Procedures
• GradSchool.com
• Groupwise
• Library
• Online Services
• Staff Contact List
• Studentmail
• TUNRA
• Turnitin

Birds of North America

Description

The Birds of North America is an online project of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, based on the print version of BNA which was completed in 2002, a joint 10 year project of the American Ornithologists’ Union, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, and the Academy of Natural Sciences.

Contents are updated frequently, with online-coordinated contributions from researchers, citizen scientists, and designated reviewers and editors. In addition, BNA Online contains image and video galleries showing behaviors, habitat, nests, eggs and nestlings, and more. And each online species account contains recordings of that bird’s songs and calls, selected from the extensive collection in Cornell’s Macaulay Library of Natural Sounds.

Number of users allowed

Unlimited.

Further Help

Access to this database is provided for the staff and students of the University of Newcastle. For further assistance or enquiries please contact an Information Desk or submit an enquiry via ASAPinfo.