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Outils d'enregistrement Affichages	Orkney Bird Report 2024 Retirer de la sélection Ajouter à la sélection TitreThe Orkney Bird Report 2024 Auteur Steve Dudley (Editor)‎ Lieu de publicationOrkney EditeurOrkney Bird Report Committee Année de publication2025 Pagination144 IllustrationsColour photographs Dimensions210 x 150 x 10 mm MatérielLivre RemarquesClass Number: Orkney Room 598.2 Y SujetNature Mot clé géographiqueOrkney The "Orkney Bird Report 2024" is a published book detailing bird sightings, nesting habitats, and ringing recoveries for 2024, with specific features on rarities and a Black-faced Bunting and American Robin new to Orkney. In parallel, the Orkney Native Wildlife Project reported significant gains in native species in 2024, including higher nest success for lapwing and curlew, and increased activity of the Orkney vole, attributing these improvements to the stoat eradication program.

TitreThe Orkney Bird Report 2024

Auteur

Lieu de publicationOrkney

Année de publication2025

Pagination144

IllustrationsColour photographs

Dimensions210 x 150 x 10 mm

MatérielLivre

RemarquesClass Number: Orkney Room 598.2 Y

Mot clé géographiqueOrkney

The "Orkney Bird Report 2024" is a published book detailing bird sightings, nesting habitats, and ringing recoveries for 2024, with specific features on rarities and a Black-faced Bunting and American Robin new to Orkney. In parallel, the Orkney Native Wildlife Project reported significant gains in native species in 2024, including higher nest success for lapwing and curlew, and increased activity of the Orkney vole, attributing these improvements to the stoat eradication program.