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Ian Carter, Auteur
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Niall H. K. Burton, Auteur ; Helen Baker, Auteur ; Ian Carter, Auteur ; Niall Moore, Auteur ; Andy Clements, Auteur
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Kate Ashbrook, Auteur ; Andrew Taylor, Auteur ; Louise Jane, Auteur ; Ian Carter, Auteur ; Tamás Székely, AuteurDans Oryx (50(4) 2016/10)AbstractReintroductions aim to re-establish species within their historical ranges through the release of wild- or captive-bred individuals following extirpation (or extinction) in the wild. There is no general agreement on what constitutes a su[...]
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Dionysios Ntampakis, Auteur ; Ian Carter, AuteurScavengers such as the Red Kite Milvus milvus are at risk of secondary poisoning by feeding on dead or dying rodents in areas where poison bait has been used. Red Kites from the reintroduced populations in Britain are regularly found dead as a r[...]
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Cath Jeffs, Auteur ; Mary Davies, Auteur ; Ian Carter, Auteur ; Jo Gregson, Auteur ; Anthony Sainsbury, Auteur ; Janet Lister, AuteurA pioneering project to reintroduce the Cirl Bunting Emberiza cirlus was carried out on the Roseland Peninsula in southern Cornwall between 2006 and 2011. It involved the captive rearing and release of 376 young birds, taken from nests in south [...]
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Cath Jeffs, Auteur ; Mary Davies, Auteur ; Ian Carter, Auteur ; Jo Gregson, Auteur ; Anthony Sainsbury, Auteur ; Janet Lister, AuteurA pioneering project to reintroduce the Cirl Bunting Emberiza cirlus was carried out on the Roseland Peninsula in southern Cornwall between 2006 and 2011. It involved the captive rearing and release of 376 young birds, taken from nests in south [...]
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Ian Johnstone, Auteur ; Claire Mucklow, Auteur ; Tony Cross, Auteur ; Leigh Lock, Auteur ; Ian Carter, AuteurIn 2001, three Red-billed Choughs Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax settled on the Lizard peninsula and a successful breeding attempt followed in 2002. Since then, breeding has taken place each year and, by spring 2011, the population had increased to six[...]
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Ian Carter, Auteur ; Phil Grice, AuteurThe Red Kite Milvus milvus was formerly common and widespread throughout Britain, but by the end of the nineteenth century, as a direct result of human persecution, it had been reduced to a handful of pairs in mid Wales. In 1989, a re-establishm[...]
