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Occupancy and productivity at Merlin breeding areas in North-east Scotland in relation to land use: implications for conservation management

01 March 2022 Comments Main paper ...

‘Taiga Merlin’ in Caithness: new to Britain

01 January 2021 Comments Short paper ...

Population and breeding biology of Merlins in the Lammermuir Hills

07 March 2017 Comments Main paper By Alan Heavisides, Andrew Barker and Ian Poxton Abstract Merlins Falco columbarius breeding in the Lammermuir Hills, in southeast Scotland, were studied from 1984 to 2014 in an area of heather moorland managed intens...

Spatial and habitat-related influences on the breeding performance of Merlins in Britain

08 April 2011 Comments Main paper ...

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01 December 2008 Comments Notes Merlins plucking and eating dead young Short-eared Owl sitting on sea surface to avoid Carrion Crows Male Firecrest helping to feed a Goldcrest family ...

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01 March 2005 Comments Notes Little Grebe swallowing small mammal Cream-coloured Courser showing feeding attachement to desert road Exceptional numbers of Oriental Plovers in southern Siberia in 2003 Ruffs feeding on contents of Giraffe's stomach Ta...

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01 June 2003 Comments Notes Hovering by Merlins while hunting Collared Pratincoles feeding at night Reed Warblers reusing nests Agreesive behaviour of Long-tailed Tits ...

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01 May 2003 Comments Notes Northern Gannet thermalling White Pelican taking Feral Pigeon Egg weight and growth of nestling Merlings in Dumfries & Galloway Pair-hunting in large falcons Juvenile Herring Gulls picking up pebbles Unusual ...

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01 February 2001 Comments Notes At 17.45 hours on 20th March 1995, at East Hyde on the River Lea, 3.2 km north of Batford, Hertfordshire, I observed an immature Grey Heron Ardea cinerea perched on a branch of an Alder Alnus glutinosa, the only tree along that stretch of the river. Ow...

Monthly marathon

01 December 2000 Comments Other It's a Ruff Philomachus pugnax, isn't it? October's Monthly Marathon picture (plate 300, repeated here as plate 363) is one that I expect many people will have recognised instantly without necessarily being able to put their finger on exactly ...

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Occupancy and productivity at Merlin breeding areas in North-east Scotland in relation to land use: implications for conservation management

‘Taiga Merlin’ in Caithness: new to Britain

Population and breeding biology of Merlins in the Lammermuir Hills

Spatial and habitat-related influences on the breeding performance of Merlins in Britain

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