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Tiago M. Rodrigues, Auteur ; Pedro Andrade, Auteur ; Maria Vidal, Auteur ; Martin Boschert, Auteur ; David Gonçalves, Auteur ; Jesus Dominguez, AuteurThe Iberian Peninsula harbours an “Endangered” population of the Eurasian Curlew (Numenius arquata), of less than five breeding pairs, restricted to a small geographical area, the Terra Chá district in Lugo (Galicia, Spain). These birds constitu[...]
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Martin Boschert, AuteurStudies on Curlew biology were carried out during the breeding season 2000-2002 and compared with results from studies since the mid 1980s in several breeding areas (plains of the rivers Elz, Kammbach, Rench and Acher) in the Upper Rhine Valley [...]
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Martin Boschert, AuteurDissertation an der Eberhard Karls Universitat Tubingen, Fakultat fur Biologie, Zoologisches Institut (2004) betreut durch Prof. Dr. Dieter Ammermann und Prof. Dr. Hans-Heiner Bergmann, Universitat Osnabruck, FB Biologie/Ethologie.
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Jochen Bellebaum, Auteur ; Martin Boschert, AuteurIn order to determine causes of nest losses in ground-breeding birds, distinctive characteristics of clutches successfully hatched as well as clutches destroyed by various predators and those lost due to other causes are described. The informati[...]
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Jochen Bellebaum, Auteur ; Martin Boschert, AuteurIn order to determine causes of nest losses in ground-breeding birds, distinctive characteristics of clutches successfully hatched as well as clutches destroyed by various predators and those lost due to other causes are described. The informati[...]
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Martin Boschert, AuteurThe population sizes of 78 rare or scarce breeding bird species in Germany are presented for the years 1997 to 2003. Additionally, 16 further species are listed of which breeding attempts or observations during the breeding season have been reco[...]
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Martin Boschert, Auteur ; Christian Dronneau, AuteurWhen the river Rhine was still in a wild state, Common Terns were common and widespread. The population decreased since the beginning of the regulation and canalization by Tulla in 1817. In the northern Upper Rhine valley Common Terns had probab[...]
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Martin Boschert, AuteurThe first national census of breeding Mediterranean Gulls in Germany was undertaken in 1999. The paper describes current population size and development since the first documented breeding record of Mediterranean Gull in Germany in 1951 (Baltic [...]
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Martin Boschert, AuteurWithin the framework of a Species Conservation Programme for Baden-Wurttemberg, the current threats of and potential conservation measures for bird species breeding in gravel pits, particularly Common Sandpiper and Common Tern, are discussed. Th[...]
