Capercaillie could be exterminated in Scotland within the next 30 years, scientists say
The number of [url=https://slotxo.im/]slot[/url] large grouse has declined markedly since the 1970s and there may now be fewer than 1,100 birds left.in continental Europe The bird conservation status is not rated as a concern. But it is considered an endangered species in Scotland.Most caprcaillie is found in Cairngorms National Park.
A report by a subgroup of NatureScot's scientific advisory committee said the bird's breeding success was too low. And they may disappear from Scotland within the next couple of decades.Factors behind the decline were foxes, crows and marten pines eating eggs and young birds. Disturbances from visitors to capersilli breeding areas And a collision with a deer fence can cause death.
The subgroup has proposed several guidelines. including the control of foxes and crows by Redirect them to other food sources or kill them.The pine can trap and release elsewhere. They were previously transferred from Scotland to parts of England.It is also recommended to dismantle the deer fence and build larger shelters without human interference.