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Résumé :
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The breeding birds of the golf course Apeldor in western Schleswig-Holstein were surveyed in the period 2002-2004. The survey area mainly consists of grassland with banked hedges and pools. The whole area, including some woods, buildings and a garden, covers 95 ha (Table 1). A total of 349 pairs of 53 bird species bred in the area. The golf course itself, which including a bordering hedge covers 91 ha, was used for breeding by 40 species, seven of which were dominant. A total of 222 pairs bred in this area during the survey period, with a total abundance of 22.4 pairs/10 ha (Table 2). Mainly the creation of landscape elements such as ponds and the toleration of large expanses of roughs led to the high diversity of birds recorded on the golf course. The species spectrum diversified and the breeding numbers of waterbirds and groundnesting species increased. The Skylark was prominent with 20 singing individuals (density on grassland 2.5 singing individuals/10 ha, in the surrounding farmland only 0.1/10 ha, p
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