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Jules Fouarge, AuteurDuring 30 years, the author has recorded a little dozen Blackcaps (Sylvia atricapilla) imitating a lot of other european birds. Among these, Willow Warbler (Phylloscopus trochilus) was one of the most regularly imitated, not only by Sylvia atric[...]
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Jules Fouarge, AuteurThis short note describes and shows what is the process used by a Blackcap to kill, to prepare and finally to eat a wasp and to avoid trouble due to poison.
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Jules Fouarge, AuteurThis note describes an unusual observation of a Waxwing triturating a berry for a long time without ingesting it.
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Jules Fouarge, AuteurThis note describes and illustrates the feeding behaviour of the Eurasian Bullfinch Pyrrhula pyrrhula ssp. pyrrhula, observed during the winter migrations since 2004.
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Jules Fouarge, Auteur ; Philippe Vandevondele, AuteurA group of waxwings, which started out as 4 individuals and grew to about 25 in March, stayed on the same site from 25(th) of January until the 9(th) of April. The continuous presence of a ringed bird leads us to believe that they were the same [...]
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Jules Fouarge, AuteurDuring at least ten days (report began on 26(th) January 2010) a Mistle Thrush overnight roosting site was reported from the Liege area (Belgium). Surprisingly the site was occupied by ten to fifteen birds in less than one square metre amongst s[...]
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Jules Fouarge, AuteurDans Aves (42(3) 2005)Threat-display by a Black Stork against a human intruder was recorded in southern Belgium in July 2004 during the last days of presence of the juveniles at the nest. It occurred only when the author moved, and not at all when lie remained still,[...]
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Jules Fouarge, Auteur ; Philippe Vandevondele, AuteurDans Aves (43(3) 2006)As in many western European countries, in 2004-5, Belgium enjoyed a major invasion of Waxwings, the largest in its recorded history. Extremely large numbers, estimated to be more than 20,000, were observed during the return movement through Euro[...]
