| Titre : | Alauda 83(3) - 2015 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/09/2015 |
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Boudjema Samraoui, Auteur ;
Farid Bounaceur, Auteur ;
Abdelhakim Bouzid, Auteur ;
Youcef Alioua, Auteur
Dans
Alauda (83(3) 2015)
For a very long time; the Greater Flamingo Phoenicopterus roseus was deemed to be a wintering species in Algeria. It now breeds in a number of localities in the Hauts Plateaux and the Sahara. A new nesting site, Lake Telamine, located in northwe[...]
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Alex Clamens, Auteur
Dans
Alauda (83(3) 2015)
Numerous studies show that the current global climatic change results in an expansion, or a lesser regression, of thermophilous species. These studies are limited in time over the last decades and they sometimes used global analyses. The publica[...]
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Nicolas Laurent, Auteur ;
Colombe Valette, Auteur ;
Bernard Deceuninck, Auteur ;
Francois-Xavier Couzi, Auteur
Dans
Alauda (83(3) 2015)
The French overseas territories have rich avifauna, particularly with endemic species. Protected areas have been designated in those regions, such as National Parks, Nature Reserves, etc. However, the Natura 2000 scheme, derived from EU Birds an[...]
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Philippe Clergeau, Auteur ;
Olivier Leroy, Auteur ;
Pauline Lenancker, Auteur
Dans
Alauda (83(3) 2015)
Originally distributed in subtropical areas, the Rose-ringed Parakeet was accidentally introduced to Europe through the escape of captive individuals. The bird is now established in several European towns such as the suburbs of Paris (Ile-de-Fra[...]
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Michel Clouet, Auteur
Dans
Alauda (83(3) 2015)
A comparison of the number of breeding territories of the endemic Circus. maillardi on Reunion Island on two study areas showed no difference between samples of 1975-1976 and 2015. However increasing human pressure clearly identified in one area[...]
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Jérémie DEMAY, Auteur ;
Daniel BAUTHEAC, Auteur ;
Cecile Ponchon, Auteur ;
Otello BADAN, Auteur
Dans
Alauda (83(3) 2015)
The Eagle Owl Bubo bubo as an indicator of raptors’ prey community changes during the past 30 years: a case study in the Alpilles hills, Bouchesdu- Rhône, France. The Alpilles chain, located in southern Provence, France, shelters one of the most[...]



