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Seasonal pattern in hawk predation on Common Bullfinches Pyrrhula pyrrhula: evidence of an interaction with habitat affecting food availability: Capsule Where predators occur, Bullfinch populations are probably limited as much by landscape structure as by the abundance of key food species.

By Marquiss Mick in (2007)

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Avian species richness and reproduction in short-rotation coppice habitats in central and western New York: Capsule Species richness and density increase rapidly with coppice age, and are similar to estimates from early successional habitats.

By Dhondt André A.,Wrege Peter H.,Cerretani Jacqueline,Sydenstricker Keila V. in (2007)

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Breeding status of Choughs Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax in the UK and Isle of Man in 2002: Capsule Choughs have increased in numbers and range in recent decades, but vary regionally in their apparent trends.

By Johnstone Ian,Thorpe Reg,Moore Allen,Finney Suki in (2007)

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Multiple tests of the effect of nasal saddles on dabbling ducks: combining field and aviary approaches: Capsule Nasal saddles have no negative consequences apart from, under some circumstances, a potential bias in social relationships.

By Guillemain Matthieu,Poisbleau Maud,Denonfoux Léopold,Lepley Michel,Moreau Coraline,Massez Grégoire,Leray Gilles,Caizergues Alain,Arzel Céline,Rodrigues David,Fritz Hervé in (2007)

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Seed food preferences of granivorous farmland passerines: Capsule Large buntings prefer cereal grains whilst sparrows also take oily seeds.

By Perkins Allan J.,Anderson Guy,Wilson Jeremy D. in (2007)

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Determining Great Bittern Botaurus stellaris laying date from egg and chick biometrics: Capsule Great Bittern breeding phenology can be estimated from egg and chick biometrics.

By Demongin Laurent,Dmitrenok Marina,Bretagnolle Vincent in (2007)

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Are mountains refuges for farmland bird species? A case study in the northern French Alps: Capsule During the past 20 years, farmland specialist birds have declined in the Alps, especially below 1000 m asl.

By Archaux Frédéric in (2007)

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Crop use by introduced bird species in winter in relation to crop structure and seed resources: Capsule Most species preferred to forage in grassland where seed resources were more abundant and the vegetation was uniform in height but heterogeneous in density.

By Macleod Catriona J.,Till Andreas in (2007)

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Determinants of bird species richness in public green spaces: Capsule Bird species richness showed consistent positive correlations with site area and rough grass.

By Chamberlain D.E.,Gough S.,Vaughan H.,Vickery J.A.,Appleton G.F. in (2007)

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Status and distribution of European Nightjars Caprimulgus europaeus in the UK in 2004: Capsule The population of Nightjars in the UK increased by over 36% between 1992 and 2004.

By Conway Greg,Wotton Simon,Henderson Ian,Langston Rowena,Drewitt Allan,Currie Fred in (2007)

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