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Grey partridge : Resources

In addition to the data that has been collected in database, several types of additional resources are available. If you would like to add a new resource for a species, contact us. We accept photographs, audio (bird songs/calls), video, non-copyrighted documents, and website links. To add a resource you must have the proprietary rights to that resource or it must be public domain.

Images

• Francis Buner Wild radio-tagged Grey Partridge taken and burried by fox, its main predator during summer. (The fox collected its prey a couple of days later and fed it to its cubs.)

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• Francis Buner Released radio-tagged Grey Partridge taken by Sparrow Hawk, its main predator during winter in England.

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• Francis Buner Pen used to foster Grey Partridge juveniles to wild barren pairs. Juveniles at an age of 6 weeks are moved into the right hand side of the pen to attract wild barren pair or single. Barren Grey Partridges have a strong will to adopt juveniles and will enter the funnel at the front of the pen within minutes or days. Once caught, the wild adults and juveniles should be let together and left in the pen for up to five days until bonding has taken place. Once all birds sleep huddled together at night, the created family group should be released all at once the following morning.

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• Francis Buner Grey Partridge pair (male left, hen right)after successful adoption of 15 bantam-reared juveniles (one visible on far left)

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• Francis Buner autumn released game-farm reared grey partridge covey using domestic chicken feeder in winter

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• Francis Buner released parent-reared autumn grey partridge covey using feeder

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• Francis Buner released grey partridge spring pair

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• Stephen Browne grey partridge cock about to adopt bantam-reared grey partridge juveniles

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• Francis Buner parent-reared grey partridges

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• Arthur Scott bantam-reared grey partridge chicks

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• Grey partridge Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invarient Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts.

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Multimedia

Documents

• Francis Buner Survival, habitat use and disturbance behaviour of re-introduced Grey Partridges Perdix perdix L. in an enhanced arable landscape in the Swiss Klettgau. PhD thesis.

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• Francis Buner Guidelines for re-establishing grey partridges through releasing.

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Links

• Francis Buner Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust UK

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Reference Sources