Volume II and in chapter 38 about the birds of paradise). Trip 1: 22 December 1860–end March 1861 Trip 2: 25 June 1861 – 10 October 1861 Trip 3: October 1861–February 1862 Trip 4: 1–26 April 1862 Trip 5: mid-July–26 September 1862 Trip 6: 7 November 1862 – 18 July 1863 Trip 7: September–November 1863 Trip 8: January 1864–end April 1864 Trip 9: 18 October 1864 – 19 April 1865 Bernstein died on Batanta at 19 April 1865 of a liver abscess, and was buried on Ternate. Birds named for Heinrich Bernstein Chinese crested tern Sterna bernsteini (Schlegel 1863) Scarlet-breasted fruit-dove Ptilinopus bernsteinii bernsteinii (Schlegel 1863) Black-billed coucal Centropus bernsteini bernsteini (Schlegel 1866) Sula scrubfowl Megapodius bernsteinii (Schlegel 1866) Red-bellied pitta Pitta erythrogaster bernsteini (Junge 1958) Bernstein's red lory Eos bornea bernsteini (Rosenberg 1863) Bernstein's black lory Chalcopsitta atra bernsteini (Rosenberg 1861) Bernstein is also commemorated in the lowland ringtail possum Pseudochirulus canescens bernsteini and with an insect, the red lacewing Cethosia cydippe bernsteini. Birds named by Bernstein Long-billed honeyeater Melilestes megarhynchus vagans (Bernstein 1864) Paradise crow Lycocorax pyrrhopterus obiensis (Bernstein 1864) Brown-headed crow Corvus fuscicapillus megarhynchus (Bernstein 1864) References Jansen, J. (2008)" "Pioneer of Asian Onithology Heinrich Bernstein". Birding Asia. 103–107. External links 1828 births 1865 deaths 19th-century German zoologists German entomologists Scientists from Wrocław People from the Province of Silesia