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Andrea Corso, Auteur ; Ottavio Janni, Auteur ; Michele Vigano, Auteur ; Luca Giussani, Auteur
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Marcello Grussu, Auteur ; Gianni Conca, Auteur ; Andrea Corso, Auteur ; Habib Dlensi, Auteur
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Andrea Corso, Auteur ; Michele Vigano, Auteur ; Lorenzo Starnini, Auteur
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Andrea Corso, Auteur ; Michele Vigano, Auteur ; Lorenzo Starnini, Auteur
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Andrea Corso, Auteur ; Marco Gustin, Auteur
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Andrea Corso, AuteurDuring a study of Lesser Kestrels Falco naumanni at Matera, in Basilicata, southern Italy, in May-June 2000, special attention was paid to the state of moult of individuals, and details of plumage were recorded. On average, second-calendar-year [...]
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Andrea Corso, Auteur ; Michele Vigano, AuteurA poorly known pale variant plumage of the Lesser Spotted Eagle Aquila pomarina is described and illustrated. This plumage presents a pitfall for observers unfamiliar with juvenile Aquila eagles, particularly the rather similar 'fulvescens' plum[...]
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Andrea Corso, AuteurThe Strait of Messina, at the foot of Italy, is a major migration flyway for many raptors and other species, yet very little has been published on the numbers of birds passing through the area each year. The results of spring counts over the fiv[...]
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Andrea Corso, Auteur ; Justin Jansen, Auteur ; Szabolcs Kokay, AuteurThis paper presents a complete review of all proposed identification characters for the Slender-billed Curlew Numenius tenuirostris. The review is based primarily on examination of museum specimens, but also on photographs of live birds. All cha[...]
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Andrea Corso, Auteur ; Marco Gustin, AuteurSurveys of breeding colonies of Eleonora's Falcons Falco eleonorae in the Aeolian and Pelagie Islands, Sicily, showed an unexpectedly high proportion of second-calendar-year (2CY) birds attending breeding colonies. On average, around 20% of all [...]
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Andrea Corso, AuteurThe genus Alectoris is currently considered to comprise seven species, distributed over southern Europe, northern Africa and Arabia, and across Asia to Tibet and western China. Recent genetic studies on DNA of these partridges have yielded inter[...]
