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Rob Lensink, AuteurDans Limosa (74(3) 2001)The Common Shelduck is a common breeding bird along the Dutch coast. In the past decades the number of inland breeding Common Shelduck has increased significantly. In this paper the question is pointed out whether this increase is due to overflo[...]
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Peter van Horssen, Auteur ; Rob Lensink, AuteurDans Limosa (73(3) 2000)Bar-headed Geese were first observed in the Netherlands in the 1950s and 1960s. They originated from escapes and introductions. In 1977 the first breeding pair was noticed. From 1986 onwards Bar-headed Geese bred every year, and the number incre[...]
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Rob Lensink, AuteurDans Limosa (72(4) 1999)During standardized counts of migrating birds at an observation site near Arnhem, in the eastern part of the Netherlands, all movements of Egyptian Goose were recorded. In autumn 1981-98, 1850 counts were made in the early morning, between July [...]
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Rob Lensink, AuteurDans Limosa (72(3) 1999)Since 1981, autumn migration has been recorded almost daily at a site near Arnhem. Observations were made in the early morning only, from the beginning of August till the end of November. In 1981-98 the number of White-fronted Geese increased fr[...]
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Rob Lensink, AuteurDans Limosa (71(2) 1998)In most avifaunistical publications, hardly any attention is paid to status, distribution and numbers of the Domestic Greylag Goose. Based on frequent counts of waterfowl during the non-breeding season, the number of Domestic Geese in The Nether[...]
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Rob Lensink, Auteur ; Maarten Platteeuw, Auteur ; Martin Poot, AuteurDans Limosa (77(4) 2004)In order to cope with exceptional peak discharges in the river Rhine and avoid further dike-construction works, scenarios to enlarge the winterbed of the river are currently being investigated. These do not only address the purpose of safety, bu[...]
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Abel Gyimesi, Auteur ; Rob Lensink, AuteurDans Wildfowl (62 2012)The Egyptian Goose Alopochen aegyptiaca was introduced as an ornamental species to parks in the Netherlands during the 20th century because of its exotic plumage. Escaped birds started to breed in the wild in 1967, and the species has now coloni[...]
