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Résumé :
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The European Honey-buzzard Pernis apivorus has been one of the least-studied of Britain's breeding birds, because of its limited range, its scarcity and its reputed susceptibility to disturbance. This paper shows, however, that it is far more widespread, considerably less rare and much less affected by human intrusion (if carried out with circumspection) than was previously thought. The authors hope to encourage a more-open attitude and to further responsible research into the species' status and conservation requirements in Britain.
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