Abberton Ringing Station

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C B Wainwright

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I have been ringing birds since 1933, and when I retired, in 1948, I tried to find somewhere to ring ducks. After trying many authorities I wrote to the Wildfowl Inquiry Committee who put me in touch with Captain H. A. Gilbert. Captain Gilbert suggested many places among which was Abberton Reservoir. From a modest beginning with seven traps in 1949, the traps and methods have been and are still being improved.

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Wainwright, C. B. (1954). Abberton Ringing Station. Wildfowl, 4. Retrieved from https://tidsskrift.dk/Wildfowl/article/view/155482
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The Wildfowl Trust Seventh Annual Report
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Artikler

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