Bird Study · 1982 · 57 citations · 8 references
Life SciencesAnimal SciencesZoologyInsect EcologyOrnithologyTrophic EcologyFeeding EcologyFeeding PhysiologyForaging EcologyHerbivory EcologyTrophic LevelsWildlife NutritionEnergetics Of DietTotal Energy Intake
Abstract Micro tine voles are an important prey of Kestrels. In years when vole numbers are low more shrews are taken, but lighter pellet weights then suggest that total food intake is reduced.
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Factors Affecting Earthworms in Pastures
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The diet and breeding of Long-eared Owls in relation to vole numbers
Andrew Village · Bird Study · 1981 · 51 citations · Full text
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The diet of the Kestrel in the Lake District
D. W. Yalden, A. B. Warburton · Bird Study · 1979 · 34 citations
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