EU unlikely to meet wildlife target - Thames Valley Bird Forum

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WD-40 News Feed Robot Info Real name: Robert Location: Berkshire Gallery: 0 Equipment: Small point and shoot digital camera, looking to upgrade. Posts: 641 Join Date: Feb 2007 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	EU unlikely to meet wildlife target News from the RSPB site Many of Europe's formerly 'common' farmland birds continue to suffer from the effects of agricultural change, mirroring dramatic declines of these species in the UK. More...

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