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A cornerstone in raptor ecology literature, this seminal Poyser monograph covers all facets of the population biology of diurnal birds of prey. Ian Newton draws on in-depth field studies from Scotland, complemented by global research, to analyze social behavior, dispersion, breeding density, mortality, migration, and more. He also addresses critical threats such as pesticides and pollution, and explores conservation strategies and species management.
This edition is printed in a readable size and contains extensive tables, a full bibliography, and engaging prose that appeals to both specialists and interested readers.






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