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Thorsten Krueger, Auteur ; Matthias Bergmann, AuteurIn the course of a strong influx of European Bee-eaters in northern West, Central and East Europe on 11th June 2015 a flock of 18-20 individuals was discovered at the East Frisian/North Sea coast (midpoint at about 53 40' N, 7 degrees 33' E; Low[...]
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Thorsten Krueger, Auteur ; Matthias Bergmann, AuteurIn the course of a strong influx of European Bee-eaters in northern West, Central and East Europe on 11th June 2015 a flock of 18-20 individuals was discovered at the East Frisian/North Sea coast (midpoint at about 53 40\' N, 7 degrees 33\' E; L[...]
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Thorsten Krueger, AuteurThe lowland of the river Hunte, east of Oldenburg, is a traditional staging and wintering site for Bewick's Swans. First documented in 1861, the species has been reported regularly from the area since 1870. From the total study area of 65 km(2),[...]
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Thorsten Krueger, Auteur ; Jochen Dierschke, AuteurThe first record of Leach's Storm-petrel for Germany dates back to 1583, when on 24(th) September two were caught far away from the coast near Heidelberg. Until 2004, a total of 2,679 birds was recorded in Germany,
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Thorsten Krueger, AuteurThe first reports on the occurrence of Northern Hawk-Owls in Germany were published by J. M. BECHSTEIN, A. C. SIEMSSEN and M. B. BORKHAUSEN in the last decade of the 18th Century. The descriptions of the collected birds are unique and in additio[...]
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Thorsten Krueger, Auteur ; Tobias Chrost, AuteurAt the end of April 2014 a Mixed brood of Short-toed Treecreeper Certhia brachydactyla and Eurasian Treecreeper C. familiaris was discovered in a beech-oak forest within the city of Oldenburg, NW Lower Saxony, Germany. Observations revealed that[...]
