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Simon Foster, Auteur ; Ron W. Summers, Auteur ; R.L. (Bob) Swann, Auteur ; Tanya Scott, Auteur ; Les G. Underhill, AuteurEurasian Curlews Numenius arquata arquata which moult and winter in the Moray Firth, northern Scotland, had a mean start date of 24 June (95% range 18 May to 31 July) for primary moult, which then took a mean of 122 days, giving a mean completio[...]![]()
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Simon Foster, Auteur ; Robert L. Swann, Auteur ; Robert W. Furness, AuteurCapsule: Long-term population trends of gulls on the Isle of Canna, Scotland, showed a correlation to fish tonnage landed in a nearby port.Aims: To assess whether gull numbers and breeding success at Canna have been influenced by the amount of f[...]![]()
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Elizabeth A. Masden, Auteur ; Simon Foster, Auteur ; A. C. Jackson, AuteurCapsule Black Guillemots Cepphus grylle were recorded diving in the Pentland Firth to an average depth of 32 metres and an overall maximal depth of 43 metres. The majority (88%) of dives were benthic with a median dive duration of 95 seconds, an[...]![]()
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Ron W. Summers, Auteur ; Snaebjorn Palsson, Auteur ; Colin Corse, Auteur ; Brian Etheridge, Auteur ; Simon Foster, Auteur ; Bob Swann, AuteurCapsule Sex ratios were determined for 11 wader species at the northern end of the East Atlantic flyway in winter. The ratio was even for six species, there were more males for four species, and more females for one species.Aims To describe the [...]![]()
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Daniel Brown, Auteur ; Jeremy Wilson, Auteur ; David Douglas, Auteur ; Patrick Thompson, Auteur ; Simon Foster, Auteur ; Neil McCulloch, Auteur ; James Phillips, Auteur ; David Stroud, Auteur ; Sian Whitehead, Auteur ; Nicola Crockford, Auteur ; Rob Sheldon, AuteurBased on its adverse global conservation status, and the global importance but rapid decline of the UK's breeding population, the Eurasian Curlew Numenius arquata should now be considered the UK's highest conservation priority bird species. A co[...]



