1993Medical Entomology and ZoologyRequires access

The Great Tit

Andrew Gosler

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Describes in detail, with accompanying colour photographs and artwork the lifestyle, feeding, population, song and, indeed, survival of the Great Tit, the largest of the common tits seen throughout the year.

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Describes in detail, with accompanying colour photographs and artwork the lifestyle, feeding, population, song and, indeed, survival of the Great Tit, the largest of the common tits seen throughout the year.

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Describes in detail, with accompanying colour photographs and artwork the lifestyle, feeding, population, song and, indeed, survival of the Great Tit, the largest of the common tits seen throughout the year.

Key concepts: Geography, Population, Demography, Sociology

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