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| Author(s) [A-Z] | Year [ascending] | Title | Type | Journal | Citation |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1929 | Homing pigeon returns to cave life | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1931 | A remarkable wagtail roost | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1931 | Goldfinches in County Wicklow | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1931 | Review: 'Thought transference (or what?) in birds' by E. Selous | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1931 | Our advance in bird-protection | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1932 | The coot Fulica A. atra. L. as a migrant | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1932 | Spoonbill in Co. Wexford | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1932 | Wagtail roost in Dublin | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1934 | The Dublin wagtail roost | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1934 | The spring rivalry of birds | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1934 | The spring rivalry of birds (continued) | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1934 | The spring rivalry of birds (concluded) | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1934 | A nightjar troubled for her young | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1935 | The Dublin wagtail roost | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1935 | Glossy ibis, Plegadis F. falcinellus (L.) in Co. Wexford | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1935 | Butterflies and birds | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1936 | The movements of young nightjars. A comparison of records | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1936 | Sea eagle shot in Mayo | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1936 | Birds of the North Bull' - an appreciation | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
| Moffat, C.B. | 1937 | American goshawk in Co. Galway | Journal | Ir. Nat. J. | Details... |
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