Scientific Publications

The Predatory Potential of Staphylinid Beetles in Cereals.

Dennis, P.
1989. Unpublished Ph.D. thesis. University of Southampton, Southampton.

A method for recording and transcribing observation of butterfly behaviour.

Dover, J.W.
1989. Entomologist's Gazette, 40: 95-100.

The use of flowers by butterflies foraging in cereal field margins.

Dover, J.W.
1989. Entomologist's Gazette, 40: 283-291.

Assessing the status of British wild brown trout, Salmo trutta, stocks: a pilot study utilizing data from game fisheries.

Giles, N.
1989. Freshwater Biology, 21: 125-133.

Experiments on substrate choice and feeding efficiency of downy Tufted ducklings Aythya fuligula.

Giles, N.
1989. Wildfowl, 40: 74-79.

Management of the Great Linford Canada and Greylag Goose populations 1972-1989.

Giles, N. & Street, M.
1989. In: Proceedings of the BASC Seminar 'Canada Geese Problems and Management needs': 43-57. British Association for Shooting and Conservation, Rossett.

The overwintering of cereal aphids on Gramineae in southern England, 1977-1980.

Hand, S.C.
1989. Annals of Applied Biology, 115: 17-29.

Manipulating water habitats to optimise wader and wildfowl populations.

Hill, D.A.
1989. In: Buckley, G.P. (ed.) Biological Habitat Reconstruction: 328-346. Belhaven Press, London.

Population biology of Trichostrongylus tenuis, a parasite of economic importance for red grouse management.

Hudson, P.J. & Dobson, A.P.
1989. Parasitology Today, 5: 283-291.

Changes in the ground flora and butterfly populations of woodlands managed to encourage pheasants.

Ludolf, I.C., Robertson, P.A. & Woodburn, M.I.A.
1989. In: Buckley, G.P. (ed.) Biological Habitat Conservation: 312-327. Belhaven Press, London.