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01 July 2016 Comments Notes ...

Breeding Golden Plovers in the Peak District National Park

07 May 2015 Comments Main paper By Geoff Carr and Dave O'Hara Abstract Population size and breeding productivity of European Golden Plovers Pluvialis apricaria on a study plot at Dove Stone in the English Peak District were surveyed during 2011-13. Two survey ...

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01 November 2005 Comments Other SARDINIAN WARBLER ON LUNDY – An adult male Sardinian Warbler (Sylvia melanocephala) was trapped on Lundy at 0905 hrs G.M.T. on 10th May 1955. After being examined, measured and photographed, it was shown to F. W. Gade and then released about mid...

Studies of less familiar birds: Sardinian Warbler

01 January 1975 Comments Main paper ...

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01 November 1955 Comments Notes Gull-billed Terns in Sussex.--On 29th May 1955, I saw two Gullbilled Terns (Gelochelidon nilotica) flying- slowly eastward together just off shore at Langney Point, Sussex. I w a s able to note the short, thick and completely black bills, the stocky shape...

Breeding of the Northern Golden Plover on St. Kilda

01 December 1949 Comments Main paper ...

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01 May 1949 Comments Letters ...

Studies of some species Rarely Photographed. XI. The Rufous, Sardinian and Olivaceous Warblers

01 November 1947 Comments Main paper (Plates 32-39)THE unique photographs of these three warblers were taken at Habbaniya on the Euphrates in Iraq during the war by Mr. A. Stubbs, who has contributed some useful notes on all three species as observed in that locality. All three are on the Br...

The moults of the British passers, with notes on the sequence of their plumages. Part IX

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Breeding Golden Plovers in the Peak District National Park

Fifty years ago:

Studies of less familiar birds: Sardinian Warbler

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Breeding of the Northern Golden Plover on St. Kilda

Letters

Studies of some species Rarely Photographed. XI. The Rufous, Sardinian and Olivaceous Warblers

The moults of the British passers, with notes on the sequence of their plumages. Part IX

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