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British Birds – March 2008

01 March 2008 Comments Latest issues ...

The use of stable-isotope ratios in ornithology

01 March 2008 Comments Main paper ...

Long-billed Murrelet in Devon: new to Britain

01 March 2008 Comments Open Access ...

Letters

01 March 2008 Comments Letters ...

Notes

01 March 2008 Comments Notes ...

From the Rarities Committee's files: A White-winged Black Tern in an unusually advanced state of moult

01 September 2002 Comments Main paper When evaluating records of non-passerine species, it is relatively commonplace for BBRC to review details of moult as part of the assessment process. The amount of published information on the timing and variability of moult tends to be limited, howeve...

The population status of birds in the United Kingdom, Channel Islands and Isle of Man: an analysis of conservation concern 2002–2007

01 September 2002 Comments Main paper ABSTRACT This is the third assessment of the population status of birds in the UK.The listing criteria are based on global conservation status, historical population declines, recent population declines (both in numbers and in geographical range), Euro...

Monthly marathon

01 September 2002 Comments Other There are probably few BB readers who did not immediately recognise the bird in photo number 188 (repeated here as plate 276) as a goose. Its apparent bulkiness quickly rules out any thoughts of a duck, while its short legs do not fit an ibis Threskior...

Reviews

01 September 2002 Comments Reviews WHERE TO WATCH BIRDS: THAMES VALLEY & THE CHILTERNS By Brian Clews and Paul Todd. Third edition (previously published as Where to Watch Birds in Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire and Oxfordshire). Christopher Helm, A & C B...

BBRC seeks new member

01 September 2002 Comments News and comment Grahame Walbridge, currently the longest-serving member of BBRC, is due to retire on 1st April 2003 having served three years more than his allotted time. No one from southwest Britain was proposed in 2000 so Grahame agreed, in the short term, to stay ...

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