Evidence for declines in populations of grassland-associated birds in marginal upland areas of Britain

Author(s): Henderson, I.G., Fuller, R.J., Conway, G.J & Gough, S.J.

Published: January 2004

Journal: Bird Study Volume: 51

Digital Identifier No. (DOI): 10.1080/00063650409461327

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Ian Henderson

Senior Research Ecologist

Rob Fuller

Honorary Research Fellow

Greg Conway

Senior Research Ecologist

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