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       Population increase
   DIR By: Blackwood
       Date: January 28, 2015, 5:58 am
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       This is an alert to those in bristol, liverpool, cardiff,
       swansea and birmingham.
       Total number of nests confirmed have more than tripled. More
       eggs per nest than average, although they seem much weaker than
       average. Survival rate is low for them but they're numbers are
       high enough to overlook that factor.
       Updates will follow are birdwatchers confirm.
       Thanks
       #Post#: 111--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Population increase
   DIR By: Romancing the bone
       Date: January 28, 2015, 7:17 am
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       Weaker?  ???
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       Re: Population increase
   DIR By: Blackwood
       Date: January 28, 2015, 7:22 am
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       --- Quote from: Romancing the bone link ---
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       > Weaker?  ???
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       Looks like the parents are juveniles, this makes the newly
       hatched much weaker but less susceptible to the species usual
       downfalls.
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       Re: Population increase
   DIR By: Hemingway99
       Date: February 3, 2015, 4:47 am
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       Intel on the nests says they're all of the same species. Same
       strengths and same weaknesses. But again, mostly juvenile
       parentage.
       The birds are staying around to feed close to the nest for a few
       days and then they're leaving the area. Wouldn't like to jump to
       conclusions on where they're heading.
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