Population size, ecology and movements of gulls breeding on Flat Holm Island

Author(s): Ross-Smith, V.H, Conway, G.J., Facey, R.J., Bailey, B.H., Lipton, M., Whitfield, S.A. & Ferns, P.N.

Published: January 2013

Journal: Birds in Wales Volume: 10 ( part 1 )

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Greg Conway

Senior Research Ecologist

Viola Ross-Smith

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