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Marine renewables and birds - British Ornithologists' Union
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Seabirds windfarm interactions - Skokholm - UvA-BiTS
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PDF) Impacts of Disturbance from Construction Work on the Densities and Feeding Behavior of Waterbirds Using the Intertidal Mudflats of Cardiff Bay, UK
Waterbirds in the UK 2017 / 18 by British Trust for Ornithology - issuu
Wetland and Marine Research
Study by The British Trust for Ornithology suggests gulls not affected by windfarm turbines | The Mail
Reaction of redshank Tringa totanus to colour‐rings
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Waterbirds in the UK 2018 / 19 by British Trust for Ornithology - issuu
Modelling flight heights of marine birds to more accurately assess collision risk with offshore wind turbines
Reproductive success of Tree Pipits <i>Anthus trivialis</i> in relation to habitat selection in conifer plantations
BTO British Trust for Ornithology - Many aspects of the ecology and behaviour of birds can only be studied and understood through the identification of marked individuals. Most commonly, individual recognition is
BTO Annual review 2013 by British Trust for Ornithology - issuu
PDF) Identifying options to prevent or reduce avian collisions with offshore windfarms
BTO Annual Report & Accounts 2019-20 by British Trust for Ornithology - issuu
Urban Breeding Gull Surveys: A Survey Design Simulation | BTO - British Trust for Ornithology
Nest Orientation and Hatching Success in the Tree Pipit Anthus trivialis
Niall BURTON | British Trust for Ornithology, Thetford | BTO | Wetland and Marine Research
Urban Breeding Gull Surveys: A Review of Methods and Options for Survey Design | BTO - British Trust for Ornithology
PDF) Urban Breeding Gull Surveys: A Survey Design Simulation
Birds and habitat relationships changing landscapes | Ecology and conservation | Cambridge University Press
