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Lack of Passerines in Oxford England

Subject: Lack of Passerines in Oxford England
From: "Neville Recording" <>
Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2005 11:24:33 -0700
Hi John;
Many bird species are in decline in the British Isles due to loss of habitat in 
Britain and migration routes through Europe and Africa. A few successes are the 
Red Kite, the Sea Eagle  and the Honey Buzzard. Unfortunately, loss of 
hedgerows and development in general have reduced habitat for passerines. You 
were also visiting at the end of the breeding season for all passerines.
 For up to date specific information try this web page www.rspb.org.uk

We were in Scotland this spring and I recorded more than fifty different 
species May-June. Many of the songbirds would also have been found in 
Oxfordshire. Due to increasing sea temperatures (Global Warming) sand eels have 
been disappearing and coastal seabird colonies have been crashing for the last 
two years.
John Neville
Salt Spring Island BC Canada

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