Analysis of sea-watching data from Holme Bird Observatory, Norfolk

Author(s): Aonghais S C P Cook, Chris Thaxter, Lucy J Wright, Nick J Moran, Niall H K burton, Jed Andrews, Sophie Barker and Fred Cooke

Published: January 2014 Issue No.: 629 Pages: 110pp

ISBN: 978-1-908581-48-8

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Niall Burton

Head & Principal Ecologist

Chris Thaxter

Senior Research Ecologist

Nick Moran

Training Manager

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