| Titre : | British Birds 105(11) - NOV 2012 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Article
Henry McGhie, Auteur
Following recent contributions in BB, this paper discusses some contemporary references to London's Leadenhall Market as a source of specimens and explores the nature of investigations of notable records in the 'early days' of standardised ornit[...]
Article
Mick Green, Auteur ;
Rachel Kaleta, Auteur ;
Ian Keirle, Auteur
The breeding population of the Ring Ouzel Turdus torquatus in Britain has declined and the species is now Red-listed. Since clutch size and fledging success remain stable, factors in the wintering range and/or on migration may be responsible for[...]
Article
Mike G. Pennington, Auteur ;
Roger Riddington, Auteur ;
Will T. S. Miles, Auteur
Article
Tony Prater, Auteur
St Helena is a remote, volcanic island in the tropical South Atlantic. Before human settlers arrived, a range of habitats developed and the island supported six endemic landbirds and three endemic seabirds. Human settlement had a devastating imp[...]
