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Jan van der Winden, AuteurBlack and Common Terns can both suspend and arrest their primary moult, allowing them to adjust their moult to variation in environmental conditions. Both species arrest a second primary-moult series in Africa before migrating to Europe. The pri[...]
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Dominic V. Cimiotti, Auteur ; Luke Eberhart-Hertel, Auteur ; Aurélien Audevard, Auteur ; Pere Joan Garcias Salas, Auteur ; Guillaume Gelinaud, Auteur ; Klaus Günther, Auteur ; Afonso Rocha, Auteur ; Rainer Schulz, Auteur ; Jan van der Winden, Auteur ; Heiko Schmaljohann, Auteur ; Clemens Küpper, AuteurDispersal is an important behavioral process that plays a significant role in, among others, speciation, population viability, and individual fitness. Despite progress in avian dispersal research, there are still many knowledge gaps. For example[...]
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Jan van der Winden, Auteur ; Niels Hogeweg, Auteur ; Edwin Baaij, Auteur ; Peter W. van Horssen, Auteur ; Judy Shamoun-Baranes, Auteur ; René Vos, Auteur ; Theunis Piersma, AuteurCapsule Migration studies of tagged Eurasian Bitterns Botaurus stellaris provide information on the behaviour of this secretive species in relation to weather conditions.Aims To study if cold spells trigger southward migration in resident Eurasi[...]
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Jan van der Winden, Auteur ; Niels Hogeweg, Auteur ; Judy Shamoun-Baranes, Auteur ; Theunis Piersma, AuteurIn many bird species intraspecific variation in migration strategies is related to sex or size. The Eurasian Bittern Botaurus stellaris is a sexually size-dimorphic heron species with a vast breeding and wintering range spanning a range of clima[...]
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Ruben C. Fijn, Auteur ; Derick Hiemstra, Auteur ; Richard A. Phillips, Auteur ; Jan van der Winden, AuteurArctic Terns Sterna paradisaea have an exceptionally long-distance migration, annually travelling back and forth between the Arctic and the Antarctic. Birds from Greenland, Iceland and the USA were recently found to spend most of the non-breedin[...]
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Albert J. Beintema, Auteur ; Jan van der Winden, Auteur ; Teun Baarspul, Auteur ; Jan Pieter de Krijger, Auteur ; Kees van Oers, Auteur ; Marek Keller, AuteurDans Ardea (98(3) 2010)Black Terns Chlidonias niger have shown a decrease of well over 90% as a breeding bird in The Netherlands during the twentieth century. Two hypotheses have been put forward for this decline: the disappearance of the floating plant Water Soldier [...]
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Jan van der Winden, Auteur ; Toine Morel, AuteurDans Limosa (75(2) 2002)On the border of the provinces Noord-Holland and Utrecht one of the larger Dutch peat bog marshland systems is situated: The Vechtplassen (Fig. 1). Parts of the area are assigned as Special Protection Area under the EU Bird Directive. The area i[...]
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Jan van der Winden, AuteurDans Limosa (75(1) 2002)So far, Black Terns were known to start primary moult directly after the breeding season in post-nuptial moulting areas. However, in Dutch breeding areas adults with active wing moult were observed in the period July-August. Observations referre[...]
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Jan van der Winden, Auteur ; Henk P. M. Schobben, AuteurDans Limosa (74(3) 2001)One of the most important post-nuptial stopover areas in Europe for the Black Tern is the IJsselmeer region, The Netherlands. The numbers staging in the area in the period June-August in some years exceed 100 000. These birds use the area for mo[...]
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Martin Poot, Auteur ; Frank Engelen, Auteur ; Jan van der Winden, AuteurDans Limosa (72(4) 1999)In 1998 a mixed pair of a male Blyth's Reed Warbler and a female Marsh Warbler bred in the Netherlands, in a ruderal strip along an industrial area on the outskirts of Utrecht. The habitat consisted of dry marshy vegetation and some willows. The[...]
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Sjoerd Dirksen, Auteur ; Arie L. Spaans, Auteur ; Jan van der Winden, Auteur ; Leo M. J. Van Den Bergh, AuteurDans Limosa (71(2) 1998)During the non-breeding season, the Ijsselmeer area in The Netherlands forms an important staging area for large numbers of diving ducks. The birds feed in the open water at varying distances from the coast and roost either in the lee of dikes o[...]
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Jan van der Winden, AuteurThe Dutch Black Tern breeding population decline was more than 90% since 1950. This paper reviews the most important causes for decline in the Netherlands. These are deterioration of nesting substrate, increased human disturbance and related chi[...]
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Jan van der Winden, Auteur ; Peter van Horssen, Auteur
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Disturbance as an important factor in the decline of Black Terns Chlidonias niger in The Netherlands
Jan van der Winden, AuteurBlack Terns declined considerably in The Netherlands this century, which is attributed to habitat loss, deterioration of nesting sites, insufficient feeding conditions, disturbance and predation. So far, only for the first three factors evidence[...]
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Disturbance as an important factor in the decline of Black Terns Chlidonias niger in The Netherlands
Jan van der Winden, AuteurBlack Terns declined considerably in The Netherlands this century, which is attributed to habitat loss, deterioration of nesting sites, insufficient feeding conditions, disturbance and predation. So far, only for the first three factors evidence[...]
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Jan van der Winden, AuteurThe strong decline of Black Terns breeding in oligotrophic mires is in some areas attributed to the lack of calcium in the chick period due to absence of fish in acidificated soft waters. The comparable strong decline in the South of The Netherl[...]
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Jan van der Winden, AuteurBlack Terns use specific, mainly upwelling areas in Africa during northern winter. During the past few years special studies were set up to investigate possible threats to Black Terns in Africa and special attention was given to interactions bet[...]
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Hermann Hoetker, Auteur ; Jan van der Winden, AuteurAfter a strong decline the size of the population of Black Terns breeding in Germany and the Netherlands remained stable between 1990 and 2003. The number of breeding pairs in Germany fluctuated between 832 and 1002 without any apparent trend. T[...]
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Jan van der Winden, Auteur ; Peter W. van Horssen, AuteurBased on empiric data of breeding success and accurate number trends in The Netherlands, a population model for the black tern was constructed. This model is based on Leslie matrices. Reproductive parameters from the four most important landscap[...]
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Jan van der Winden, Auteur ; Martin J. M. Poot, Auteur ; Peter W. van Horssen, AuteurPurple Herons have a restricted distribution in the lower parts of the Netherlands (Fig. 1). They breed in marshes and although feeding densities are highest in marsh habitat, the largest numbers feed in agricultural grasslands with high densiti[...]
