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Hays, H. 1970. Common Terns pirating fish on Great Gull Island. Wilson Bulletin 82:100.

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Hays, H. 1980. The Liberated Spotted. Anima 5(86):26-30.

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Hays, H. 2011. Great Gull Island 2010 – Part I. FOGGI: Friends of Great Gull Island 3(1):1-8.

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Hays, H. 2011. Great Gull Island 2010 – Part II. FOGGI: Friends of Great Gull Island 3(2):9-16.

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Hays, H., and G. D. Cormons. 1973. Plastic particles found in Tern pellets, on coastal beaches and at factory sites. Linnaean News-Letter 27(5).

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