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• Cantharidin can kill a great bustard if many beetles are ingested.
• The area of Zlatn?na Ostrove provides an extensive habitat for great bustards.
• The Great Bustard, the world's heaviest flying bird, may soon fly again over England.
• Agrienvironment schemes as unirrigated legumes fostered a population increase of great bustards in central Spain.
• The great bustard ( " Otis tarda " ) frequents the plains cleared for dryland farming.
• It is a 2600 ha site comprising the freshwater Lake Bujon and adjacent vulnerable great bustards.
• Among bustards, this species is smaller only than the Kori bustard and the great bustard in size.
• Bewick's prediction was correct; the great bustard was hunted out of existence in Britain by the 1840s.
• One of the Salisbury Plain's last great bustards was shot in Durrington by a shepherd in 1802.
• Ongoing projects involve both these species; corncrake into parts of England and Scotland; great bustard on Salisbury Plain.
• There are many great bustards too.
• This protection was little use however, as the great bustard became extinct in Great Britain in the 1830s.
• Although the great bustard was once native to Britain, great bustards are considered an alien species under English law.
• An image of the great bustard ( " Otis tarda " ) stands at the centre of the flag.
• Although the great bustard was once native to Britain, great bustards are considered an alien species under English law.
• The large European bird great bustard ( " Otis tarda " ) has been recorded feeding on the puffball.
• In 2009, two great bustard chicks were hatched in Britain for the first time in more than 170 years.
• The 217 species of birds include golden eagle, lammergeier, great bustard, whooper swan, black stork, Daurian partridge and little owl.
• Interestingly, the great bustard was protected under this act, with its open season decided as 1 September  1 March.
• Great bustards may eat toxic blister beetles of the genus " Meloe " to increase the sexual arousal of males.