
Type A Trichomonas Was More Than Twice as Prevalent in British Birds at Supplementary-fed Sites
Type A of the bird parasite Trichomonas gallinae was more than twice as prevalent in British birds at…
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Type A of the bird parasite Trichomonas gallinae was more than twice as prevalent in British birds at…
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A three-year study in Brandenburg recorded 20.0 bird observations per hectare in a diversified patch-cropping field, compared with…
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Ten years of British farm counts found four times as many yellowhammers on participating farms that combined agri-environment…
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Recordings of 38 male yellowhammers showed individually distinctive song rhythms, with the strongest rhythmic differences occurring between the…
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A study of 448 forest sites in southeastern Norway found yellowhammers among only three farmland birds occurring relatively…
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