Bird Life of Woodland and Forest.
Colin R. Tubbs, Robert J. Fuller
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Colin R. Tubbs, Robert J. Fuller
Abstract
Preface Introduction 1. Britain's woodland environment 2. Historical and European perspectives 3. How birds use woodland 4. Abundance and distribution of woodland birds 5. Scrub 6. Broadleaved high forest and coppice 7. Upland woods and wood-pasture 8. Coniferous woodland 9. Woodland in a changing countryside Appendix 1. Species of birds using woodland, forest and scrub habitats in Britain: their habitats, nest sites, food and feeding sites Appendix 2. Woodland and scrub bird species breeding in mainland Europe, but not in Britain: a summary of their distribution, breeding habitats and nest sites Appendix 3. Glossary Appendix 4. Latin names of birds, other animals and plants of woodland References.
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Preface Introduction 1. Britain's woodland environment 2. Historical and European perspectives 3. How birds use woodland 4. Abundance and distribution of woodland birds 5. Scrub 6. Broadleaved high forest and coppice 7. Upland woods and wood-pasture 8. Coniferous woodland 9. Woodland in a changing countryside Appendix 1. Species of birds using woodland, forest and scrub habitats in Britain: their habitats, nest sites, food and feeding sites Appendix 2. Woodland and scrub bird species breeding in mainland Europe, but not in Britain: a summary of their distribution, breeding habitats and nest sites Appendix 3. Glossary Appendix 4. Latin names of birds, other animals and plants of woodland References.
Key concepts: Woodland, Geography, Snag, Agroforestry, Ecology, Forestry, Environmental science, Biology