Front Matter

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The first ten years of the Slimbridge collection

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The breeding season 1957

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Wild ducks at the New Grounds 1947-57

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Wildfowl counts 1956-57

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The place of aerial surveys in British wildfowl research - The alternative methods of population study

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Barnacle Geese in Western Scotland, February 1957

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Food and feeding habits of wildfowl

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Feeding grounds for wildfowl - The provision of feeding grounds for wildfowl on agricultural land

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The isolation of Aspergillus fumigatus from wild Pink-footed Geese in England and Scotland

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Parasites of the Anatidae

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Visceral parasites in wildfowl

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Tuberculosis in wildfowl--Tuberculosis in a Wigeon and a Shelduck from Britain

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Around the world in 103 days

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Notes on Anatidae seen on the world tour

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Ne-ne in Hawaii--Preliminary report on the Ne-ne in Hawaii

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The nesting of the Pink-eared Duck

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The Pacific flyway - Waterfowl in the Pacific flyway of North America

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Wildfowling in the U.S.A. and Britain - The importance of wildfowling in the United States and Britain - A review of National Survey of Fishing and Hunting, 1955

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Wildfowl conservation in the Netherlands

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Station Biologique de la Tour du Valat

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Wildfowl research in Russia - Biological foundations for the regulation of wildfowling in the central districts of the European part of the U.S.S.R

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Pinkfeet in Europe - The effect of cold weather of February 1956 on the distribution of Pink-footed Geese in north-west Europe

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Brent Geese in Essex - The proportion of first-winter birds in flocks of Brent Geese in Essex

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North-east Greenland expedition 1956

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Skull pneumaticity - Skull pneumaticity in wildfowl in relation to their mode of life

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The South Georgia Teal

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The flight of Ringed Teal

Survival of Greenland White-fronted Geese

The Wildfowl Trust Ninth Annual Report

Dr R. C. Clarke