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Scientific Correspondence
Nature 391, 30-31 (1 January 1998) | doi:10.1038/34073
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...temperature and egg-laying trends
R. H. McCleery1 & C. M. Perrins1
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Abstract
Crick et al.1 showed that the laying dates for many British birds have become earlier during 1971-95, which they ascribe to warmer springs resulting from global warming. We provide partial support for this view from a great tit population in Oxfordshire.
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