Urban and rural habitats differ in number and type of bird feeders and in bird species consuming supplementary food

Urban and rural habitats differ in number and type of bird feeders and in bird species consuming supplementary food

Bird feeding is one of the most widespread direct interactions between man and nature, and this has important social and environmental consequences. However, this activity can differ between rural and urban habitats, due to inter alia habitat structure, human behaviour and the composition of winteri...

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Main Authors: Tryjanowski, Piotr, Skórka, Piotr, Sparks, Tim H., Biaduń, Waldemar, Brauze, Tomasz, Hetmański, Tomasz, Martyka, Rafał, Indykiewicz, Piotr, Myczko, Łukasz, Kunysz, Przemysław, Kawa, Piotr, Czyż, Stanisław, Czechowski, Paweł, Polakowski, Michał, Zduniak, Piotr, Jerzak, Leszek, Janiszewski, Tomasz, Goławski, Artur, Duduś, Leszek, Nowakowski, Jacek J., Wuczyński, Andrzej, Wysocki, Dariusz
Format: Online
Language:English
Published: Springer Berlin Heidelberg 2015
Online Access:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4592493/

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