A study of the risk of collision with power lines by Common Terns and waterbirds at Shotton Steel Works, North Wales

Author(s): Balmer, D.E., Holloway, S.J., Burton, N.H.K. & Clark, N.A.

Published: January 2002 Issue No.: 280 Pages: 39pp

ISBN: 1-902576-44-6

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Dawn Balmer

Head of Surveys

Niall Burton

Head & Principal Ecologist

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