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Перевод: ornithology

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орнитология

Тезаурус:

1. A monthly nature almanac compiled by Michael Clark of the Mammal Society, Chris Mead of the British Trust for Ornithology, Trevor James of the British Naturalists' Association, and Richard A Jones of the British Entomological and Natural History Society.
2. It was around this time that I first discovered the darker side of ornithology - the effect of man on the environment.
3. The most recent survey was that organised by the British Trust for Ornithology in 1955, which recorded c. 100 pairs; des Forges and Harber considered this to be an underestimate.
4. MESSAGE BEGINS STOP ORNITHOLOGY REPORT SUGGESTS SWEDEN DENMARK AND FINLAND TOO COLD AT PRESENT TO OFFER SAFE REFUGE FOR MIGRATING SPECIMEN STOP THERE COULD BE A WARM NEST HERE HOWEVER AND AM INVESTIGATING STOP HOWEVER NESTING MATERIALS EXPENSIVE HERE SO WILL NEED CLEARANCE FOR APPROPRIATION OF FUNDS STOP SUGGEST 250000 WOULD SET UP THRIVING BIRD PROTECTION SOCIETY STOP PLEASE CONFIRM THIS COURSE STOP MESSAGE ENDS STOP FRI 1730 GMT
5. CHRIS MEAD (British Trust for Ornithology)
6. An Ornithology of the Americas
7. Staff of the Institute of Ornithology, Croatian Academy of Arts and Sciences, Zagreb
8. Watching birds is only the enjoyable tip of the study of ornithology: protection, population studies, learning about the lives of individual birds, including the study of migration, are just a few of the many other facets.
9. I didn't eat meat and I was more interested in ornithology than football."
10. But the studies, carried out by the British Trust for Ornithology for the Department of Energy and the Mersey Barrage Company, have still to indicate whether or how the bird population might be changed by a barrage.
11. To ring Manx shear waters, you need a lonely island, permission from the British Trust for Ornithology, a BTO permit and a good supply of BTO rings, a powerful torch, spare batteries, like-minded companions - and a plentiful supply of shearwaters.
12. When it comes to birds, people turn to the British Trust for Ornithology.
13. By this time the newspapers had lost interest, and the route that Mr Wolski had carefully traced each day on his atlas on the basis of news reports ended near Galashiels in the Southern Uplands of Scotland, where a British Trust for Ornithology report gave a good account of a "vagrant" juvenile eagle being seen feeding.