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Mark Avery's blog
Counting them down
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At the weekend I carried out the first visit to 'my' BTO/JNCC/RSPB Breeding Bird Survey square (somewhere on the Cambridge/Northants border). You'll remember that Saturday was a hot day - but less so at 6am as I started the survey. Like...
Way out west
One swallow does not a summer make ...
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Tony Whitehead
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Swallows have a remarkably cosmopolitan distribution and breed across much of the Northern hemisphere from North America to Europe and on through Asia. Outside the breeding season they move south; European birds flying to Africa south of the Sahara from...
Hope Farm diary
Starling Success
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Derek Gruar
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All the occupied starling nestboxes on Hope Farm successfully fledged 50 of the 52 chicks that were ringed and monitored for body condition, a phenomenal success rate considering the cold spring, and the fact we can't remember the last time any meaningful...
Mark Avery's blog
RSPB investment in the Farmland Bird Index - we are David, who is Goliath?
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We did some sums the other day to look at how much financial investment the RSPB has put into trying to get the farmland bird index heading upwards. The answer is a large amount of money but the index still refuses to head upwards! However, our £16m...
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Budget cuts do the environment no favours
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In the departmental budget cuts announced yesterday the UK government cut an average of 1.2% off government department budgets (in addition to the 0.5% cuts introduced by the last government). Defra is cut by 5.3% and Decc by 2.7%.
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