Marine monitoring project: ground and aerial monitoring protocols for inshore Special Protection Areas: extension. Common Scoter surveys in Carmarthen Bay during the winters of 2002-03 and 2003-04

Author(s): Banks, A., Bolt, D., Bullock, I., Haycock, B., Musgrove, A., Newson, S., Fairney, N., Sanderson, B., Schofield, R., Smith, L., Raylor, R. & Whitehead, S.

Published: January 2004 Issue No.: 366

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