The use of pea crops by farmland birds: evidence for an extended breeding and enhanced feeding opportunities in crop mosaics

Author(s): Henderson, I., Clark, N., Bodey, T., Holloway, S.J. & Armitage, M.

Published: January 2004 Issue No.: 358 Pages: 30pp

ISBN: 1-904870-34-1

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