Scientific Publications

Preliminary results from a translocation trial to stimulate black grouse Tetrao tetrix range expansion in northern England.

McEwen, K., Warren, P.K., & Baines, D.
2009. Folia Zoologica, 58: 190-194.

Occurrence of sheep ticks on moorland wader chicks.

Newborn, D., Fletcher, K.L., Beeston, R., & Baines, D.
2009. Bird Study, 56: 401-404.

Using PIT-tag technology to target supplementary feeding studies.

Newey, S.J., Allison, P., Thirgood, S.J., Smith, A.A., & Graham, I.M.
2009. Wildlife Biology, 15: 405-411.

The contribution of arable weeds to biodiversity.

Parish, D.M.B., Hawes, C., Hoad, S.P., Iannetta, P.P.M. & Squire, G.R.
2009. In: Kingely, R.V. (ed.) Weeds:Management, Economic Impacts and Biology: 61-76. Nova Science Publishers, Inc, Hauppage, NY, U.S.A.

Long-term changes in the prevalences of caecal nematodes and histomonosis in gamebirds in the UK and the interaction with poultry.

Potts, G.R.
2009. Veterinary Record, 164: 715-718.

Restoring a gray partridge (Perdix perdix) population and the future of predation control.

Potts, G.R.
2009. In: Cederbaum, S.B., Faircloth, B.C., Terhune, T.M., Thompson, J.J. & Carroll, J.P. (eds) Gamebird 2006: Quail VI and Perdix XII: 24-25. Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, Athens, USA.

Towards an understanding of the origins and ecology of Woodcock wintering in Britain and Ireland.

Powell, A.
2009. Woodcock & Snipe Specialist Group Newsletter, 35: 26-28.

Behaviour of Captive-bred Grey Partridges (Perdix perdix) and its Implications for Reintroduction Success.

Rantanen, E.M.I.
2009. Unpublished Ph.D. thesis. University of Oxford, Oxford.

American mink: the art of the possible and national aspirations for biodiversity.

Reynolds, J.C.
2009. International Urban Ecology Review, 4: 74-82.

Adult returns from Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar, parr autumn migrants.

Riley, W.D., Ibbotson, A.T., & Beaumont, W.R.C.
2009. Fisheries Management and Ecology, 16: 75-76.