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Seabird Populations of Britain and Ireland Results of the 'Seabird 2000' Census 1999-2002

Monograph
Series: Poyser Monographs Volume: 74
By: P Ian Mitchell(Author), Norman Ratcliffe(Author), Stephen Newton(Author), Timothy E Dunn(Author)
511 pages, Col photos, figs, maps
Seabird Populations of Britain and Ireland
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  • Seabird Populations of Britain and Ireland ISBN: 9780713669015 Hardback Jun 2004 In stock
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Summarises the findings of Seabird 2000, a national initative to census all the bredding seabirds in Britain and Ireland which incorporated the work of over 400 individuals counting seabird numbers at coastal and inland sites over 15 years. There is an account for each breeding species, withj text by a specialist author discussing distributional characteristics and changes. There are 2 maps per species - one pinpointing each breeding colony, and another expressing expansion, decline, extinction and new colonisation. This is a readable and comprehensive distillation of the most exhaustive and detailed survey of seabird numbers in Britain ever conducted.

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Dr P. Ian Mitchell is a senior research officer with the Joint Nature Conservation Committee. Dr Stephen Newton is employed by Birdwatch Ireland as a research biologist. Dr Norman Ratcliffe and Dr Timothy Dunn are biologists working for the RSPB.

Monograph
Series: Poyser Monographs Volume: 74
By: P Ian Mitchell(Author), Norman Ratcliffe(Author), Stephen Newton(Author), Timothy E Dunn(Author)
511 pages, Col photos, figs, maps
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