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WELCH, R, C. Same Psocoptera from Monks Wood National Nature Reserve , Huntingdonshire. Entomologist, 101, 173-174. Monks Wood 1968

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WILLIAMSON, K. Breeding birds of Arriundle Oakwood Forest Nature Reser ve . Quarterly Journal of Forestry, 66, 243-255, A r r i und 1e 1972

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WILLIAMSON, K. Breeding birds in the deciduous wood 1and of Mid-Argyll, Scotland. Bird Study, 21(1) 29-64. , Glen Nant 1974

WILLIAMSON, K., IDLE, E. T. & MITCHELL, J. Bird communities of t-.e mainland section of L ch Lomond National Nature Reserve. The Western Naturalist, 2, 15-28. Lach Lomond 1973

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