Urban bird declines and the fear of cats
Abstract
The role of domestic cats Felis catus in the troubling, on‐going decline of many urban bird populations in the UK is controversial. Debate, in the UK and elsewhere, has centred on the level of avian mortality directly imposed by cats, and on whether this is principally compensatory (the ‘doomed surplus’ hypothesis) or additive (the ‘hapless survivor’ hypothesis). However, it is well established that predators also have indirect, sub‐lethal...
Paper Details
Title
Urban bird declines and the fear of cats
Published Date
Jun 1, 2007
Journal
Volume
10
Issue
3
Pages
320 - 325
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