Northumbrian Naturalist – Coastal Wildlife 2015: Farne Islands, Coquet Island and The Long Nanny

Summary

Northumbrian Naturalist – Coastal Wildlife 2015: Farne Islands, Coquet Island and The Long Nanny

This volume includes:

• Editorial by Chris Redfern (pp. 4 – 6)
• Birds on the Farne Islands in 2015 by Lana Blakely and Ed Tooth (pp. 4 – 45)
• Grey Seals on the Farne Islands in 2015 by Lana Blakely and Ed Tooth (pp. 46 – 48)
• Farnes marine life in 2015 by Daniel Wynn (pp. 49 – 53)
• Flora of the Farne Islands in 2015 by Wynona Legg (pp. 54 – 59)
• Butterflies on the Farne Islands in 2015 by Nathan Wilkie (pp. 60 – 64)
• Moths on the Farne Islands in 2015 by Isabel Morgan (pp. 65 – 70)
• Long Nanny tern colony in 2015 by Jessica Finan, Tom Hendry, Vicky Knight, Sara Macias Rodriguez and Harriet Reid (pp. 71 – 80)
• Coquet Island: birds and management for wildlife in 2015 by Wesley Davies, Paul Morrison and Chris Redfern (pp. 81 – 86)
• Ringing for seabird monitoring and conservation: Farnes, Coquet and the Long Nanny by Chris Redfern (pp. 87 – 92)
• Farnes Shag research project: 2015 update by Elizabeth Morgan (pp. 93 – 94)

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