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13 March 2014 Comments Letters D o some Wallcreepers migrate? Recent letters by David Elias, H. G. Alexander and Guy Mountfort on the movements of the Wallcreeper Tichodroma muraria referred respectively to observations in Cyprus (Brit. Birds, 63: 393-394) and the Indo-Pakistan subc...

British Birds – May 2006

01 May 2006 Comments Latest issues ...

Laying a big egg on a little ledge: does it help a female Common Guillemot if Dad’s there?

01 May 2006 Comments Main paper ...

Rufous-tailed Robin on Fair Isle: new to Britain

01 May 2006 Comments Open Access ...

The rise and fall of the Greenland White-fronted Goose

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Monthly marathon

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Mystery photographs

01 January 1990 Comments Main paper -t ^f The large raptor depicted in plate 360 last month (and repeated A ^ v f here) has a large, powerful bill, long, rather broad wings, and well-fingered primaries. These features suggest an eagle of some kind.The heavy bill with prominent gape line ...

Obituaries: Sir Peter Scott CH CBE DSC FRS (1909-1989)

01 January 1990 Comments Main paper Like many of my generation, my early teenage interest in birds was nurtured on a diet of 'Nature Parliament' and 'Look'. I remember listening enthralled as Peter Scott related tales from his recent visits to East Africa, while James Fisher endeavoured ...

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Letters

British Birds – May 2006

Laying a big egg on a little ledge: does it help a female Common Guillemot if Dad’s there?

Rufous-tailed Robin on Fair Isle: new to Britain

The rise and fall of the Greenland White-fronted Goose

Letters

Notes

Monthly marathon

Mystery photographs

Obituaries: Sir Peter Scott CH CBE DSC FRS (1909-1989)

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