Book review: Atlas of the breeding birds of Lancashire and north Merseyside 1997-2000


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Author

Tim Melling

Language

English

Magazine

British Birds, vol. 95, no. 1, 2002

Page

34 - 34

Contents

Review of ''Atlas of the breeding birds of Lancashire and north Merseyside 1997-2000'', by Robert Pyefinch and Peter Golborn, 2001.

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Contents of this issue:

-	Comment - the changing face of British Birds
-	Parrot Crossbills breeding in Abernethy Forest, Highland
-	From the Rarities Committee's files: Mystery photograph or a first for Britain?
-	First nesting by Blue-crowned Parakeet in Britain
-	Conservation research news: Arable 'pockets' and bird numbers
-	Conservation research news: Agricultural intensification and the collapse of farmland birds in Europe
-	Conservation research news: Little Bustards need a little farming of the right kind
-	Note: Red-throated Divers feeding young in October
-	Note: Common Kestrel taking Canary from cage
-	Note: The call of Common Cuckoo
-	Note: Unusual flight behaviour of Common Swift
-	Note: Green Woodpecker chasing Eurasian Sparrowhawk
-	Note: Great Spotted Woodpecker feeding on apples
-	Note: Barn Swallows and House Martins taking grit
-	Note: Great Grey Shrike feeding on Carrion
-	Note: Eurasian Jay stealing from Grey Squirrel
-	Note: Carrion Crow catching hirundines
-	Book review: The Red Kite
-	Book review: Scottish birds - culture and tradition
-	Book review: Photographing wild birds
-	Book review: Field guide to the birds of East Africa - Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi
-	Book review: Birdwatching guide to Oman
-	Book review: Where to watch birds in Dorset, Hampshire & the Isle of Wight
-	Book review: Atlas of the breeding birds of Lancashire and north Merseyside 1997-2000
-	Monthly marathon: Photo no. 182 Least Sandpiper
-	Recent reports (mid November - mid December 2001)