A comparison of breeding bird assemblages in two Buckinghamshire clay vale woods with different histories of management

Author(s): Fuller, R.J.

Editors(s): Kirby, K.J. & Wright, F.J.

Published: January 1988

Journal: Research & Survey in Nature Conservation Volume: 15

ISBN: 086139478X

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Rob Fuller

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