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Southern Masked Weavers nest earlier in suburban than rural areas (PHOWN 3)

H Dieter Oschadleus
Pieter Cronje
Corey Thorp

Abstract

Early breeding results in extended breeding seasons with more breeding attempts and probably more fledged young than in rural areas.

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2015-06-14

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