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Neil Coughlan, Auteur ; Connie Baker-Horne, Auteur ; Kane Brides, Auteur ; Eoghan M. Cunningham, Auteur ; Jaimie T. A. Dick, Auteur ; Susan Doyle, Auteur ; Andy J. Green, Auteur ; Rose M. Griffith, Auteur ; Linda Lyne, Auteur ; Barry J. McMahon, Auteur ; Scott W. Petrek, Auteur ; Hannah M. Williams, Auteur ; Thomas C. Kelly, AuteurScant consideration has been given to the ingestion of synthetic micro-particles (e.g. plastic particles such as micro-fibres and micro-fragments 0.5–5 mm in size) by non-marine waterbirds, such as geese, residing in coastal and inland areas. In[...]
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Darío Fernández-Bellon, Auteur ; Mark W. Wilson, Auteur ; Sandra Irwin, Auteur ; Thomas C. Kelly, Auteur ; Barry O’Mahony, Auteur ; John O’Halloran, AuteurNest camera footage from 13 Hen Harrier Circus cyaneus nests was analysed to document patterns of adult attendance, incubation, brooding and prey delivery rates. Nest attendance was high throughout the incubation stage and began to decrease when[...]
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Conor T. Graham, Auteur ; Mark W. Wilson, Auteur ; Tom Gittings, Auteur ; Thomas C. Kelly, Auteur ; Sandra Irwin, Auteur ; Oisin F. McD Sweeney, Auteur ; John O'Halloran, AuteurCapsule In Ireland, which has relatively low diversity of bird species, commercially mature plantation oak forests (aged 72-151 years old) have similar bird diversity to typical semi-natural oak woodlands, and higher bird diversity than over-bro[...]
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Oisin F. McD Sweeney, Auteur ; Mark W. Wilson, Auteur ; Sandra Irwin, Auteur ; Thomas C. Kelly, Auteur ; John O'Halloran, AuteurCapsule Early stages of the plantation forest cycle have distinct bird communities and bird density was significantly higher in the second rotation than in the first for a given age class. Aims To characterize the bird communities in Irish secon[...]
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Mark W. Wilson, Auteur ; Tom Gittings, Auteur ; Thomas C. Kelly, Auteur ; John O'Halloran, AuteurCapsule Open spaces and areas dominated by broadleaved trees make an important contribution to the bird diversity of conifer plantations.
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Gavin J. Fennessy, Auteur ; Thomas C. Kelly, AuteurCapsule Territory density varied between habitat types and displayed a clear relationship with certain macro- and micro-habitat characteristics. Aims To investigate the role of habitat and structural hedgerow components on breeding densities of [...]
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Gavin J. Fennessy, Auteur ; Thomas C. Kelly, AuteurCapsule Territory density varied between habitat types and displayed a clear relationship with certain macro- and micro-habitat characteristics. Aims To investigate the role of habitat and structural hedgerow components on breeding densities of [...]
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Lesley J. Lewis, Auteur ; Thomas C. Kelly, Auteur ; John Davenport, Auteur ; Lesley Lewis, Auteur
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The importance of pre-thicket conifer plantations for nesting Hen Harriers Circus cyaneus in Ireland
Mark W. Wilson, Auteur ; Sandra Irwin, Auteur ; David W. Norriss, Auteur ; Stephen F. Newton, Auteur ; Kevin Collins, Auteur ; Thomas C. Kelly, Auteur ; John O'Halloran, AuteurHen Harriers Circus cyaneus are threatened across much of their range and their conservation requires appropriate habitat management. The locations of 148 Hen Harrier nests found in the Republic of Ireland during national breeding surveys in 200[...]
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Mark W. Wilson, Auteur ; Barry O'Donoghue, Auteur ; Barry O'Mahony, Auteur ; Chris Cullen, Auteur ; Tim O'Donoghue, Auteur ; Geoff Oliver, Auteur ; Barry Ryan, Auteur ; Paul Troake, Auteur ; Sandra Irwin, Auteur ; Thomas C. Kelly, Auteur ; Jay J. Rotella, Auteur ; John O'Halloran, AuteurDuring the past century, the upland breeding areas of Hen Harriers in Ireland have been extensively afforested. There is no evidence that this species avoids breeding in heavily forested landscapes and, indeed, young commercial forests in their [...]
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John Davenport, Auteur ; Michael J. A. O'Callaghan, Auteur ; Julia L. Davenport, Auteur ; Thomas C. Kelly, AuteurDropping live mussels (Mytilus sp.) onto hard substrata by Carrion Crows (Corvus corone) and Hooded Crows (Corvus cornix) to access their flesh is a commonly observed behavior from late summer to spring in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Despite[...]
