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Witherby Memorial Lecturers

1968 Sir Landsborough Thompson The sub-species concept
1969 Dr D Lack The number of bird species on islands
1970 H N Southern Tawny Owls
1971 Dr E M Nicholson Geograms
1972 Sir Peter Scott Species extinction in birds
1973 Mrs P Hall Speciation and specialisation
1974 D Nethersole-Thompson Greenshanks
1975 Dr J C Coulson Ringing as an ecological tool
1976 Professor G M Dunnet The ages of birds – adolescence and senility
1977 Dr D W Snow The relationships between the African and European avifaunas
1978 Ill-health prevented the lecture being given.
1979 S Cramp Ornithology and bird conservation
1980 Dr D A Ratcliffe The Peregrine
1981 Professor W G Hale The biology of the Redshank
1982 Dr J Kear Some thoughts on eggs
1983 Dr C M Perrins A study of the Great Tit
1984 Professor P P G Bateson Imprinting in young birds
1985 Dr I Newton Individual performance in Sparrowhawks
1986 Dr C H Fry The Bee-eaters
1987 Dr F Cooke Natural selection in Snow Geese
1988 Professor P R Evans Migration strategies of shorebirds
1989 Professor J R Krebs Food hoarding in tits
1990 No lecture took place due to severe adverse weather conditions.
1991 Dr J D Goss-Custard The importance of scale in the study of bird populations
1992 Dr G R Potts Is there a future for farmland birds?
1993 Professor Dr P Berthold Some new developments in bird migration research
1994 Professor J H Lawton All change? Numbers and range in the field and in the mind
1995 Dr A Watson Thinking, practice and people in bird population ecology
1996 Dr M Owen Wildlife and water: partnerships for effective action
1997 Dr M P Harris Individuality in a densely colonial seabird: the Common Guillemot
1998 Dr J P Croxall Albatrosses, Fisheries and Futures
1999 Professor D T Parkin Birding and DNA
2000 Dr D G C Harper The public and private lives of Robins
2001 Professor Dr F Bairlein The study of bird migration: where to go?
2002 Professor N B Davies Cuckoo versus host
2003 Professor D M Bryant Swallows – life in an uncertain world
2004 Professor P Monaghan Bad beginnings and untimely ends! Life history trade-offs in birds
2005 Professor W J Sutherland Science and Conservation
2006 Professor T Piersma What is it like to be a Knot? Towards a cognitive ecology of shorebirds
2007 Dr M Marquiss Case studies with predatory birds

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