Myvatn 1951

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Peter Scott

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Both before and after the main expedition to the Pinkfoot breeding grounds in the Central Highlands, short visits were paid to Myvatn, a shallow lake in north-eastern Iceland, which probably holds the greatest breeding concentration of Western European ducks.

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Scott, P. (1952). Myvatn 1951. Wildfowl, 125–132. Retrieved from https://tidsskrift.dk/Wildfowl/article/view/155434
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Severn Wildfowl Trust Fifth Annual Report
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General

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