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I think they are cute—ugly. they are amazing. it is precisely because this has been a continuous study for all those decades that researchers have been able to see and to measure the change in the timing of spring here. the 75 years that we have been studying the tits here, we have seen quite a marked shift in the timing of egg laying. so now they are laying about three weeks earlier than they were in the 19a0s. that is a big shift. exactly, the tits here are actually managing to track the other members of their food chain quite well. so the caterpillars they feed on and the oak trees the ca...

The 75 years that we have been studying the tits here, we have seen quite a marked shift in the timing of egg laying. so now they are laying about three weeks earlier than they were in the 1940s. that is a big shift. exactly, the tits here are actually managing to track the other members of their food chain quite well. so the caterpillars they feed on and the oak trees the caterpillars feed on. so both the caterpillars and the oaks have also shifted their timing earlier, so the whole sort of food chain has shifted earlier in the spring. the woods were bequeathed to oxford university by a wealt...

Been a continuous study for all those decades that researchers have been able to see and to measure the change in the timing of spring here. the 75 years that we have been studying the tits here, we have seen quite a marked shift in the timing of egg laying. so now they are laying about three weeks earlier. than they were in the 1940s. the tits here are actually managing to track the other members of their food chain quite well. so both the caterpillars and the oaks have also shifted their timing earlier, so the whole sort of food chain has shifted earlier in the spring. the woods were bequeat...

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Researchers have been able to see and to measure the change in the timing of spring here. the 75 years that we have been studying the tits here, we have seen quite a marked shift in the timing of egg laying. so now they are laying about three weeks earlier. than they were in the 1940s. the tits here are actually managing to track the other members of their food chain quite well. so both the caterpillars and the oaks have also shifted their timing earlier, so the whole sort of food chain has shifted earlier in the spring. the woods were bequeathed to oxford university by a wealthy local family ...