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Wall on Coots’ Consumption of Gull Droppings

May 3, 2014 Marc Abrahams

Wall was a master an analyzing British bird droppings, as is evident in this study:

“Coots and other birds eating goose- and gull-droppings,” T. Wall, British Birds. Vol. 76, no. 9, 1983, pp. 410-411.

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