Original paper
THE BREEDING BIOLOGY OF THE GANNET SULA BASSANA ON THE BASS ROCK, SCOTLAND
Abstract
SUMMARY The Bass colony is increasing—in 1962 there were 5,350–5,700 breeding pairs; 1,340–1,430 pairs of non‐breeders with nests or sites (mainly pairs in their season before first breeding) and 2,000–2,500 “club” birds without nest or site. 15% of nests were occupied by both birds of a pair at the time of the count. Oldest males return to the colony in January, followed by experienced females, considerably later by young adult‐plumaged birds,...
Paper Details
Title
THE BREEDING BIOLOGY OF THE GANNET SULA BASSANA ON THE BASS ROCK, SCOTLAND
Published Date
Oct 1, 1966
Journal
Volume
108
Issue
4
Pages
584 - 626
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