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Robin M. Sellers, Auteur ; Jeremy J. D. Greenwood, AuteurTo increase the variety of game available on his estate at Netherby, near Carlisle, Sir Richard Graham began in 1890 to develop extensive facilities for the captive breeding of wild ducks. Large numbers of birds were involved, 8000–10 000 Mallar[...]
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Robin M. Sellers, AuteurDans Wildfowl (70 2020)Duck decoys were formerly widespread in England and Wales but, as has often been remarked, were believed to be absent from Scotland. This short communication summarises what is known about a previously overlooked decoy of an unusual circular des[...]
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Hugh Clark, Auteur ; Robin M. Sellers, AuteurThis paper presents a summary of information on the biometrics of the Twite Carduelis flavirostris based on measurements of live birds captured during the winter months in Caithness, weights of birds caught on Fair Isle, North Ronaldsay, Spurn P[...]
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Robin M. Sellers, AuteurEvidence for the occurrence of the Ptarmigan Lagopus muta in the English Lake District in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries is based on at most three records, two of which may not be independent of one another. There are uncertaintie[...]
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Harry E. M. Dott, Auteur ; Peter Herkenrath, Auteur ; Robin M. Sellers, Auteur
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Christopher J. Mclnerny, Auteur ; RobertY. McGowan, Auteur ; Robin M. Sellers, Auteur ; Martina Cafiso, Auteur ; J. Martin Collinson, AuteurThis paper reviews 25 nineteenth- and one early twentieth-century British records of Collared Pratincole Glareola pratincola. It follows the recent acceptance of a British first record by the British Ornithologists' Union Records Committee (BOUR[...]
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Stuart E. Newson, Auteur ; John H. Marchant, Auteur ; Graham R. Ekins, Auteur ; Robin M. Sellers, AuteurSince the establishment of a tree-nesting colony of Great Cormorants Phalacrocorax carbo at Abberton Reservoir, Essex, in 198 1, the inland-breeding population in England has increased considerably and numbered at least 2,096 breeding pairs in 2[...]
