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| | | Re: bird ringing good or bad Quote:
Originally Posted by tom999y My opinion was DON'T tell me they enjoy it, it is for our interest (like train spotters eh) & not so much for the birds. | No-one here has tried to suggest that the birds "enjoy" being ringed, or carrying rings. It most certainly is done for our purposes, so that we can learn more about the birds, but one of the reasons for learning from ringing studies is because the information gained can be invaluable for conservation purposes.
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