LifeCycle - Issue 4, Autumn 2016

Author(s): Carl Barimore, Ruth Walker

Published: November 2016 Issue No.: 4

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Issue 4 contains the second in our two-part series on mist-netting waders as well as a guide to monitoring Tawny Owls and articles on tracking Nightingales, how your NRS data is informing conservation policy, a look at the impact of climate change on ducks (and what ringers can do to help) and much more.

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Carl Barimore

Ringing & Nest Record Database Officer

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LifeCycle - Issue 4, Autumn 2016

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