Quite so....
If we wanted to be really silly, we could argue, that on numbers, NOT
banding a bird is likely to get it killed in a hail storm.
What was it that was obvious again????
Scott O'Keeffe
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Subject: Re: Bird banding contributes to Little Tern
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Marilyn Davis wrote: "It is very obvious that banded and leg flagged
birds, particularly small birds are severely disadvantaged when caught up
in extreme weather events."
I should know better than to buy into this but why it is so obvious? Of
35 adult Little Terns that were killed in a severe hail storm 8 were
banded. Perhaps the metal bands may attract hail but what killed the
other 27?
David Geering
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