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Helmut Meyer, AuteurIn autumn 2005 a cluster of four completely white eggs was found in a nest box for Tengmalm's Owl in Perlacher Forst at the southern borderline of Munich. The measurements of the eggs showed that a Pygmy Owl had used the nest box for starting a [...]
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In 1998, a second population of Tengmalm's Owl (Aegolius funereus) was successfully built up in the gravel plains of Munich - this time in the Hofolding forest, southwest of Hoehenkirchen forest. Nest boxes had been put up in January and in Apri[...]
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Helmut Meyer, AuteurLong-term studies of Tengmalm's Owl on the Munich gravel plain have indicated changes in population dynamics, breeding biology and behaviour of the species in this area in the years 2012 to 2014: an increase of broods in Black Woodpecker cavitie[...]
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Helmut Meyer, Auteur ; Karl Heinz Gleixner, Auteur ; Siegfried Rudroff, AuteurIn two spruce forest areas near Hof (North Bavaria) and Munich (distance 250 km), populations of Tengmalm's Owl were built up with the aid of nest boxes. The development of the populations was accompanied by trapping and ringing and later also b[...]
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In 1996, after a brood of Tengmalm's Owl (Aegolius funereus) had left their nestbox near Hof (northeastern Bavaria), a Polish ring of a Goldcrest (Regulus regulus) was found in the pellet cake there. The Goldcrest may well have been a prey of a [...]
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Origin and consolidation of new centres of distribution of Tengrnalm's Owl on the "Muenchner Schotterebene" are described from 1998 to 2000. Breeding success (Table 1) is due to ample supply of nesting boxes. Postbreeding dispersion is exemplifi[...]
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Helmut Meyer, Auteur ; Alfred Aigner, Auteur
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Helmut Meyer, AuteurTengmalm's Owl usually nests once per breeding season. When food conditions are exceptionally good, a female may mate with another male and start nesting again while the chicks of her first brood are still fledglings. If the number of small mamm[...]
