Abstract This paper illustrates some of the changes in bird populations in the Sheffield area between 1988–90 and 2008–11, using data from Timed Tetrad Visits to compare the numbers of birds counted in each period. It compares the merits of this approach with more traditional tetrad atlas studies undertaken three times in the same area since 1975 and asks whether the widely reported loss
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