Breeding bird communities on chalk downland in wiltshire

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Scrub invasion of the chalk grassland at Porton Down is sometimes by hawthorn, occasionally by juniper, and in a few areas by regenerating Scots pines. A mapping census of each of these habitats shows the hawthorn to be the richest in number of species, but the juniper to have the highest density of breeding birds. © Taylor and Francis Group, LLC.

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Morgan, R. (1975). Breeding bird communities on chalk downland in wiltshire. Bird Study, 22(2), 71–83. https://doi.org/10.1080/00063657509476446

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