From Japan through Asia to the world: building bridges in ornithological science
　　Hiroyoshi HIGUCHI 　　p. 1 - 2

“Ornithological Science”, the new English publication from Japan
　　Keisuke UEDA 　　p. 3

Introduction
　　Teruaki HINO 　　p. 5 - 6

Patterns of ecological segregation among forest and woodland birds in south-eastern Australia
　　Richard H. LOYN 　　p. 7 - 27

Comparative foraging ecology of five species of ground-pouncing birds in western Australian woodlands with comments on species decline
　　Harry F. RECHER, William E. DAVIS, Jr. and Mike C. CALVER 　　p. 29 - 40

Heterospecific attraction among forest birds: a review
　　Mikko MÖNKKÖNEN and Jukka T. FORSMAN 　　p. 41 - 51

The effect of a typhoon on the flocking and foraging behavior of tits
　　Shin-Ichi SEKI and Tamotsu SATO 　　p. 53 - 61

Foraging mode shifts of four insectivorous bird species under temporally varying resource distribution in a Japanese deciduous forest
　　Masashi MURAKAMI 　　p. 63 - 69

The effects of arthropod abundance and size on the nestling diet of two Parus species
　　Mizuki MIZUTANI and Naoki HIJII 　　p. 71 - 80

Prey distribution and foraging preference for tits
　　Teruaki HINO, Akira UNNO and Shigeru NAKANO 　　p. 81 - 87

The effects of food-supply on Southeast Asian forest birds
　　Navjot S. SODHI 　　p. 89 - 93

Spotted-throat individuals of the Rufous Vanga Schetba rufa are yearling males and presumably sterile
　　Satoshi YAMAGISHI, Shigeki ASAI, Kazuhiro EGUCHI and Masaru WADA 　　p. 95 - 99

Nest-site selection of the Red-billed Leiothrix and Japanese Bush Warbler in Japan
　　Hitoha E. AMANO and Kazuhiro EGUCHI 　　p. 101 - 110