| Titre : | British Birds 113(1) - January, 2020 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/01/2020 |
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Article
John Kemp, Auteur
There have been several Falcated Ducks Mareca falcata recorded in a wild state in Britain but the species has suffered credibility issues regarding provenance since it is widely kept in captivity. This article describes the circumstances surroun[...]
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Andy Stoddart, Auteur ;
Christopher J. McInerny, Auteur
When considering additions to the British List, wildfowl are among the most controversial group of bird species for the British Ornithologists' Union Records Committee (BOURC) to consider. Their field identification is often straightforward but [...]
Article
Rob Lucking, Auteur
The Wash, straddling the counties of Norfolk and Lincolnshire, is the most important estuary for wildlife in the UK. It supports a peak count of over 350,000 non-breeding waterbirds, including internationally important numbers of 17 species. Wit[...]
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Richard Gregory, Auteur
We live in an era thought by many to represent the sixth mass extinction event, but the first driven by human activity alone: the 'anthropocene' (Johnson et al. 2017). There is growing recognition that the fate of nature and humankind are closel[...]
