Downloads
Annual reports to the Bean Goose Action Group
Annual accounts of the numbers, distribution and breeding success of the Taiga Bean Geese in the Slamannan area :
SNH Commissioned Reports
Scottish Natural Heritage-funded Site Condition Monitoring programme reports :
Minshull, B. (2016). Report on the delivery of a monitoring programme for bean goose on the Slamannan Plateau 2015/2016. Scottish Natural Heritage Commissioned Report No. XXX. (this report has not been signed off by SNH).
BCM Environmental Services Limited (2015). Report on the Delivery of a Monitoring Programme for Taiga Bean Goose on the Slamannan Plateau 2014/2015. Scottish Natural Heritage Commissioned Report No. XXX. (this report has not been signed off by SNH).
Useful references
Allport, G.A. 1989. Norfolk’s Bean Geese and their Management. RSPB Conservation Review 3: 59-60.
Allport, G.A. 1991. The feeding ecology and habitat requirements of overwintering Western Taiga Bean Geese (Anser fabalis fabalis). Unpublished PhD Thesis, University of East Anglia, Norwich.
Berry, J. 1939. The Status and Distribution of Wild Geese and Wild Duck in Scotland, International Wildfowl Inquiry Vol. II. Cambridge.
Bourne, W.R.P. & Ralph, R. 2000. The past history of the grey geese in Scotland. Birding Scotland 3: 150-151.
Burgers, J., Smit, J.J. & van der Voet, H. 1991. Origins and systematics of two types of the bean goose Anser fabalis (Latham, 1787) wintering in the Netherlands. Ardea 79: 307-316.
Cramp, S. & Simmons, K.E.L. (eds.) 1977. The Birds of the Western Palearctic. Vol. 1. OUP, Oxford.
Duncan, J. 2000. Do you still need Bean Goose? Birding Scotland 3:14-15.
Fraser, I. (in prep). Falkirk Area and North Lanarkshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan: Bean Goose Action Plan. In: Perks, A. in prep. (ed.) The Falkirk Area Biodiversity Action Plan. Falkirk Area Biodiversity Partnership.
Marjakangas, A., Alhainenn, M., Fox, A.D. & Mitchell, C. (2014) Taiga Bean Goose – a quarry goose population in decline. Wetlands International Goose Specialist Group Bulletin 19:6-10
Minshull, B. C., Mitchell, C., Maciver, A., & Griffin, L. (2014). Report on the collation of field use data relating to wintering bean geese on the Slamannan Plateau. Scottish Natural Heritage Commissioned Report No. 711
Mitchell, C. (2010) The design of a monitoring programme for Bean Geese on the Slamannan Plateau. Report to Scottish Natural Heritage. WWT, Slimbridge. 28pp
Mitchell, C. (2012) The influx of European White-fronted and Tundra Bean Geese in Scotland during winter 2011/12. Scottish Birds 32: 270-274
Mitchell, C., Griffin, L., Maciver, A., & Minshull, B. (2017) Scotland’s Bean Geese and the spring 2017 migration. Scottish Birds 37(3): 221-224
Nilsson, L., van den Bergh, L. & Madsen J. 1999. Taiga Bean Goose Anser fabalis fabalis. In: Madsen, J., Cracknell, G. & Fox, A.D. (eds.) 1999. Goose populations of the Western Palearctic. A review of status and distribution. Wetlands International Publ. No. 48, Wetlands International, Wageningen, The Netherlands. National Environmental Research Institute, Rönde, Denmark.
Parslow-Otsu, M. 1991a. Bean Geese in the Yare Valley, Norfolk. British Birds 84: 161-170.
Parslow-Otsu, M. 1991b. Norfolk’s Bean Geese. Norfolk Bird and Mammal Report 1991: 273-276.
Percival, S. & Votier, S. 1996. A dietary analysis of Bean Geese on the Slamannan Plateau and Whooper Swans at Inchinnan/Black Cart. Report to SNH. 10 pp.
Robertson, D. & Fraser, I. 1995. Bean Goose Field Grazings: sward species composition, Slamannan. Report to SNH.
Smith, T., Bainbridge, I. & O’Brien, M. 1994. Distribution and habitat use by Bean Geese in the Slamannan area. RSPB report to SNH. 71 pp.
Watson, A.D. 1986. Bean Geese in South-West Scotland. Scottish Birds 14: 17-24.
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