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Résumé :
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The lake known as the Ammersee lies to south-west of Munich in Upper Bavaria. Between 1999 and 2006 breeding bird populations were studied on the moraines and plain to south of the Ammersee. Species studied were owls, woodpeckers, raptors including Hobby and Kestrel, and several other woodland species including Black Stork, Woodcock, Raven, Nutcracker, and Common Crossbill. In 1999, Tengmalm's Owl, Pygmy Owl, and White-backed Woodpecker were discovered at the southwest moraines. Breeding was confirmed for the first time for Nutcracker and Common Crossbill. Bonelli's Warbler, another alpine species, was observed for the first time in the breeding season. Occurrence of Three-toed Woodpecker, not previously published, was confirmed. For all species details of broods or territories are presented in brief.
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