Jan 01, 2006 / Cornwall / Cirl Bunting

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Following the successful 2004 trial of reintroductions of an unknown number of cirl bunting chicks, the 2006 trial translocated 75 chicks to quarantine. 72 (96%) of these chicks were soft released into Cornwall following a disease risk assessment and heath monitoring. At least 24 survived to the following spring with 12 breeding attempts and at least 11-15 young.
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Jessica Beltran