Indexing winter gull populations in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland: an analysis of data from the 1953 to 2004 Winter Gull Roost Surveys

Author(s): Burton, N.H.K., Banks, A.N., Calladine, J.R., Austin, G.E., Armitage, M.J. & Holloway, S.J.

Published: January 2005 Issue No.: 380 Pages: 41pp

ISBN: 978-1-906204-37-2

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Niall Burton

Head & Principal Ecologist

John Calladine

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