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British Birds – July 2007

01 July 2007 Comments Latest issues ...

The changing status of Balearic Shearwater in northwest European waters

01 July 2007 Comments Main paper ...

Identification of ‘black-and-white’ storm-petrels of the North Atlantic

01 July 2007 Comments Open Access ...

Notes

01 July 2007 Comments Notes ...

Comment - A written constitution for species-level taxonomy

01 August 2002 Comments Editorials The recent publication of `Guidelines for assigning species rank', by the Taxonomic Sub-committee (TSC) of the BOURC (Helbig et al. 2002), provided a long-awaited `written constitution' for birders interested in the taxonomic issues surrounding the Bri...

Bird Illustrator of the Year 2002

01 August 2002 Comments Main paper . As usual, each entrant had been required to submit a set of four black-and-white drawings in pen and ink or scraperboard, to precisely specified dimensions. This year there were only 18 entries; fewer than last year. While this total was a little dis...

The Common Buzzard in Britain: a new population estimate

01 August 2002 Comments Main paper ABSTRACT During recent years, the Common Buzzard Buteo buteo has spread eastwards from its former strongholds in western and northern Britain. At the same time, there is evidence that the species is now breeding at a much higher density than p...

Satellite-tracked Lesser Spotted Eagle avoids crossing water at the Gulf of Suez

01 August 2002 Comments Main paper ABSTRACT To date, most of the Lesser Spotted Eagles Aquila pomarina that we have tracked by satellite telemetry migrated in autumn along a direct route from Israel to Africa, via Suez (Egypt). In both 1997 and 1998, however, one adult fem...

Recent reports

01 August 2002 Comments News and comment This summary of unchecked reports covers mid June to mid July 2002. ...

Monthly marathon

01 August 2002 Comments Other I have to admit that my first reaction upon seeing photo number 187 (Brit. Birds 95: plates 77 & 111; repeated here as plate 254) was `what an awful photograph!' and to feel a little pity for whoever would have the task of writing a solution. Littl...

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