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Ursula Wink, AuteurThe lake known as the Ammersee lies to south-west of Munich in Upper Bavaria. Between 1999 and 2006 breeding bird populations were studied on the moraines and plain to south of the Ammersee. Species studied were owls, woodpeckers, raptors includ[...]
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Ursula Wink, AuteurA population of Honey Buzzards in an area of 250 km(2) with various habitats in the region of Lake Ammersee was studied in 2006-2012. Ten territories with definite and two with likely breeding evidence were located. Six breeding areas were on th[...]
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Ursula Wink, AuteurThe plain south of Lake Ammersee was primarily uncultivated marshy country. Since the years after 1920 it was dried out with drain channels. Though these changed the character of the area, they have developped to a refugium for some hibernating [...]
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Ursula Wink, AuteurIn the region of Ammersee the population of the Eurasian Hobby was studied from 2000 to 2005 in an area of 100 km(2), from 2006 to 2014 in 200 km(2). Twenty four territories with at least one breeding in 15 years were located. In total fifty suc[...]
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Ursula Wink, AuteurThe Scops Owl first bred in Bavaria at Volkach/Main in 1960. In 2007 the species bred for the first time in the the region of Lake Ammersee in Upper Bavaria. This is the second known brood in Bavaria and the fifth in South-Germany. The Scops Owl[...]
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Ursula Wink, AuteurFirst attempted overwintering of Red Kites in the region of Lake AmmerseeIn winter 2009 - 2010, the first attempted overwintering of Red Kites was observed in a breeding area near Lake Ammersee Three Red Kites stayed till 11th November, two till[...]
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Ursula Wink, AuteurIn March 2007 an Eagle Owl Bubo bubo was discovered breeding in a Black Stork Ciconia nigra nest in a beech tree in the region south-west of Munich in Upper Bavaria. This is the first documented breeding on a tree in the foreland of the Alps (Al[...]
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Ursula Wink, AuteurThe Weilheimer Moos south of Lake Ammersee offers potential breeding habitats for Green Sandpipers Tringa ochropus. Breeding probably occurred here in 1986. In 2005 breeding was proved in the same area. In June of that year three Green Sandpiper[...]
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Ursula Wink, AuteurThe lake known as the Ammersee lies to southwest of Munich in Upper Bavaria. Between 2002 and 2007 the territories of breeding pairs of the Red-backed Shrike were studied in two areas to south of the lake, each of 15 km(2). One study area lay on[...]
