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Catherine M. Davey, Auteur ; Juliet A. Vickery, Auteur ; Nigel D. Boatman, Auteur ; Dan E. Chamberlain, Auteur ; Gavin M. Siriwardena, AuteurCapsule Hedgerows and margins managed under agri-environment schemes appear to attract greater numbers of some farmland bird species. Aims To examine fine-scale habitat associations of farmland birds to determine whether Entry Level Stewardship,[...]
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Sarah M. Eglington, Auteur ; Sarah E. Davis, Auteur ; Andrew C. Joys, Auteur ; Dan E. Chamberlain, Auteur ; David G. Noble, AuteurCapsule Including observer effects in population models is unlikely to improve population trend estimates. Aims We test the hypothesis that the observer's experience has a significant effect on the detection of birds, and subsequently impacts on[...]
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Mark H. Hancock, Auteur ; Trevor Smith, Auteur ; Dan E. Chamberlain, Auteur ; Jeremy D. Wilson, Auteur ; Peter C. Lack, AuteurDans Bird Study (56 2009)Capsule Winter Atlas surveys of 16 species on lowland farmland revealed significant changes in count for four species. Aims To estimate changes in abundance between the early 1980s and late 1990s, of wintering seed-eating passerines, in 'core' a[...]
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Mark H. Hancock, Auteur ; Trevor Smith, Auteur ; Dan E. Chamberlain, Auteur ; Jeremy D. Wilson, Auteur ; Peter C. Lack, AuteurDans Bird Study (56 2009)Capsule Winter Atlas surveys of 16 species on lowland farmland revealed significant changes in count for four species. Aims To estimate changes in abundance between the early 1980s and late 1990s, of wintering seed-eating passerines, in \'core\'[...]
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Dan E. Chamberlain, Auteur ; Andrew G. Gosler, Auteur ; David E. Glue, AuteurCapsule Woodland birds were significantly less likely to occur in gardens in years of high beechmast crop. Aim To test the hypothesis that woodland species that feed on beechmast will have significantly lower occurrence rates at garden feeders i[...]
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Catherine M. Davey, Auteur ; Juliet A. Vickery, Auteur ; Nigel D. Boatman, Auteur ; Dan E. Chamberlain, Auteur ; Hazel R. Parry, Auteur ; Gavin M. Siriwardena, AuteurAgri-environment schemes (AES) are central to the conservation of Europe's farmland biodiversity. The UK Government's Public Service Agreement target seeks to reverse the decline of farmland birds in England by 2020 through the use of AES. The E[...]
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Dan E. Chamberlain, Auteur ; Matteo Negro, Auteur ; Enrico Caprio, Auteur ; Antonio Rolando, AuteurClimate change has resulted in upward elevational shifts in the distribution of animals and plants in many areas. The potential consequences of such changes for alpine bird communities were assessed by modelling data on breeding bird distributio[...]
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James W. Pearce-Higgins, Auteur ; Sarah M. Eglington, Auteur ; Blaise Martay, Auteur ; Dan E. Chamberlain, Auteur1. Climate change is reported to have caused widespread changes to species' populations and ecological communities. Warming has been associated with population declines in long-distance migrants and habitat specialists, and increases in southerl[...]
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Dan E. Chamberlain, Auteur ; Mark R. Rehfisch, Auteur ; Antony D. Fox, Auteur ; Mark Desholm, Auteur ; Sarah J. Anthony, AuteurDans Ibis (148 MAR 2006)
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Dan E. Chamberlain, Auteur ; Mike P. Toms, Auteur ; Rosie Cleary-McHarg, Auteur ; Alex N. Banks, AuteurThe house sparrow (Passer domesticus) is showing population declines in many parts of Europe, with recent declines being particularly severe in urban areas. To date, relatively little is known about the species' habitat associations within urban[...]
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Enrico Caprio, Auteur ; Dan E. Chamberlain, Auteur ; Marco Isaia, Auteur ; Antonio Rolando, AuteurThere is a paucity of research on the wider landscape-level effects of ski-piste construction on alpine fauna. In this study, the response of alpine bird communities to the landscape changes induced by the construction of ski-pistes was investig[...]
