Red Kite - © Roger WilmhurstRED KITES
A COMPARISON OF REGIONAL PRODUCTIVITY
% of successful breeding pairs in the UK 1989 - 2008

Number of breeding pairs
Percentage of successful pairs of red kites in the United Kingdom
Number of red kite chicks reared
Percentages of chicks/Breeding pair
Percentages of chicks/Successful breeding pair


Year Wales Southern
England
East
Midlands
Yorkshire Northen
Kites
North
Scotland
Central
Scotland
Dumfries &
Galloway
2008 62 86 86 84 64 85 N/A 84
2007 60 n/a 90 81 80 72 76 90
2006 59 n/a 84 90 40 90 71 82
2005 63 NA 85 85 92 60 83
2004 66 95 73 79 86 77 67
2003 59 92 88 94 94 73 25
2002 63 86 83 90 91 70
2001 59 N/A 82 100 91 71
2000 48 84 63 33 94 100
1999 65 95 86 94 100
1998 67 92 50 87
1997 65 88 75 83
1996 69 94 94
1995 63 92 73
1994 63 85 87
1993 59 89 60
1992 71 100 100*
1991 54
1990 47
1989 33
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Percentage of Successful Pairs of Red Kites in the United Kingdom
Prolificacy
When viewing this data it should be remembered that re-introduced red kites from the European continent were taken from only those nests that were most prolific. i.e. No chicks were taken from nests containing but one chick.
Welsh red kites are of a far greater natural diversity; hence the potential for disparity in productivity.
Collated from data provided by the Welsh Kite Trust
 

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