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Stefan Garthe, Auteur ; Bernd-Olaf Flore, Auteur ; Bernd Haelterlein, Auteur ; Ommo Hueppop, Auteur ; Ulrike Kubetzki, Auteur ; Peter Suedbeck, AuteurBased on published literature and unpublished data for the second half of the 20th century, the population development of all gull species breeding at the German North Sea coast is described and analysed. Breeding populations of all gull species[...]
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Martin Flade, Auteur ; Sabine Baumann, Auteur ; Peter Suedbeck, AuteurThis paper reviews all contributions published in this special issue 'Forest Birds', which is a main part of the 'Third Report on the Status of Birds in Germany', and summarises the major results. Since forests have originally been the dominant [...]
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Stefan Thyen, Auteur ; Peter H. Becker, Auteur ; Klaus-Michael Exo, Auteur ; Bernd Haelterlein, Auteur ; Hermann Hoetker, Auteur ; Peter Suedbeck, AuteurIn the framework of the "Trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Program" (TMAP), a pilot study on monitoring breeding success of coastal birds was carried out in 1996 and 1997. The objective of this study was to test the applicability of the metho[...]
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Peter Suedbeck, Auteur ; Dieter Wendt, AuteurIn 2004, Black Terns in Lower Saxony occurred at only four sites. Altogether, 132 pairs nested on shallow lakes, oxbows and peat bogs. The SPAs Ewiges Meer, Dummer, and Elbeniederung, designated in 2002, hosted 95% of the present population. Pro[...]
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Peter Suedbeck, Auteur ; Martin Flade, AuteurDuring the past 20 years, the Middle Spotted Woodpecker as an excellent indicator species for the conservation status of mature deciduous,forests experienced an increasing interest of ornithological research. This paper summarises the current kn[...]
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Bernd Haelterlein, Auteur ; Peter Suedbeck, Auteur ; Wilfried Knief, Auteur ; Ulrich Koeppen, AuteurThe German coasts of the North and the Baltic Sea represent important breeding grounds for several bird species with high proportions of the
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Herwig Zang, Auteur ; Peter Suedbeck, AuteurThe Crested Lark originally lives in steppe and desert habitats, within Central Europe it always depended on man-made habitats. At the end of the 18th century Crested Lark immigrated into Lower Saxony from E or SE. From the early 19th century it[...]
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Hermann Hoetker, Auteur ; Hans-Guenther Bauer, Auteur ; Martin Flade, Auteur ; Alexander Mitschke, Auteur ; Christoph Sudfeldt, Auteur ; Peter Suedbeck, AuteurThis overview of recent bird population developments in Germany is based on information presented in this and the two preceding VOGELWELT issues, the 2nd report on the state of birds in Germany (1st report see VOGELWELT 117: 165-365 (1996)), and[...]
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Jan Blew, Auteur ; Klaus Guenther, Auteur ; Peter Suedbeck, AuteurThe German Wadden Sea at the North Sea coast of Lower-Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein is a staging area for more than 4 Million migratory waterbirds of the East-Atlantic Flyway; many of those breed in the Arctic and / or overwinter as far South as[...]
