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House martin artificial nests scheme set to expand

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House martin artificial nests scheme set to expand
Photo / Coverage: BBC Science & Environment
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The artificial nests are more robust than the endangered migratory birds' own mud creations.

Key Takeaways

  • House martin artificial nests scheme set to expand.
  • The artificial nests are more robust than the endangered migratory birds' own mud creations.
  • The artificial nests are more robust than the endangered migratory birds' own mud creations.

The artificial nests are more robust than the endangered migratory birds' own mud creations.

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