| Titre : | Acrocephalus 33(154-55) - 2012 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Janis Reihmanis, Auteur
Latvia is situated in Northern Europe and belongs to the Bored biogeographical region (EC 2005). Most of the country is composed of fertile lowland plains and moderate hills. Forests account for 56% of the total land area. Mires occupy 9.9% of L[...]
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Vlatka Dumbovic Mazal, Auteur ;
Kresimir Mikulic, Auteur
There are 40 regularly occurring raptor species in Croatia (diurnal raptors and owls), but only for two species (Griffon Vulture Gyps fulvus and Eleonora's Falcon F. eleonorae) long-term monitoring (more than 10 years) of significant parts (i.e.[...]
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Al Vrezec, Auteur
Among 48 raptor species (birds of prey, owls, shrikes) recorded recently in Slovenia, some long-term monitoring activities are being conducted for more than half of them, mainly for conservation and research purposes. However, national coverage [...]
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Arianna Aradis, Auteur ;
Alessandro Andreotti, Auteur
Owing to its great latitudinal extension and environmental heterogeneity, Italy hosts a relatively large number of birds of prey. Considering both diurnal and nocturnal species, 47 taxa are known to occur regularly in the country, 31 of which br[...]
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Svetoslav Spasov, Auteur ;
Volen Arkumarev, Auteur ;
Dobromir Dobrev, Auteur ;
Vladimir Dobrev, Auteur
Since 1990, nature conservation NGOs are the main players in the running of nation-wide research and monitoring schemes for raptors in Bulgaria. Among them, the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds (BSPB) and Green Balkans are most acti[...]
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Dimitris E. Bakaloudis, Auteur
One of the fundamental concerns in raptors' conservation is the monitoring of their populations (ANDERSEN 2007). A long-term monitoring of raptor populations can help to identify early threats either concerning the birds or their habitats, and t[...]
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Dražen Kotrošan, Auteur ;
Ena Hatibovic, Auteur
In the last 150 years, 49 raptor species belonging to the families Pandionidae, Accipitridae, Falconidae, Tytonidae, Strigidae and Laniidae have been recorded in Bosnia and Herzegovina. However, little is known about their populations. In compar[...]
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Rein Nellis, Auteur
Estonia is situated on the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea. It has a long coastline and more than 1,500 islands and islets. The ground is mostly flat, rich in lakes and rivers. Forests cover over 40% and mires ca. 22% of the Estonian territory ([...]
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Anita Gamauf, Auteur
Austria has a rich raptor fauna with 34 documented species, 18-20 of them belonging to the breeding avifauna. The main players in monitoring activities are NGOs, Environmental Agencies and private initiatives. Monitoring areas are patchily distr[...]
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Al Vrezec, Auteur ;
Guy Duke, Auteur ;
Andras Kovacs, Auteur ;
Pertti Saurola, Auteur ;
Chris Wernham, Auteur ;
Ian Burfield, Auteur ;
Paola Movalli, Auteur ;
Irena Bertoncelj, Auteur
Despite the key role of raptors (including birds of prey Falconiformes and owls Strigiformes) in ecosystems and their sensitivity to environmental change, a well coordinated, Europe-wide monitoring of raptors is lacking. EURAPMON, a Research Net[...]
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Peter Hellstrom, Auteur ;
Bjorn Helander, Auteur
Swedish diurnal raptor and owl monitoring is to a large extent based on species specific projects with long-standing traditions, migration counts at specific migration hot-spots, and a nation-wide bird survey. The best-known and long-lived proje[...]
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Glenn Vermeersch, Auteur ;
Jean-Yves Paquet, Auteur
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Janusz Sielicki, Auteur ;
Tadeusz Mizera, Auteur
The State Bird Monitoring programme in Poland covers most breeding species of birds of prey and owls. As part of the bigger State Environment Monitoring System, it is engaged in 16 different projects, aimed at individual species or groups of spe[...]
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Miroslav Dravecky, Auteur ;
Zuzana Guziova, Auteur
In Slovakia, 33 diurnal and 12 nocturnal raptor species have been recorded so far. Of these, 18 diurnal raptor species and 10 owl species also breed in the country. Raptor monitoring has a long tradition in Slovakia; however, owl monitoring take[...]
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Torgeir Nygard, Auteur
All diurnal raptors and owls have been protected by law in Norway since 1968-1972. Since then, most species that had been heavily persecuted earlier (eagles and hawks), and those especially susceptible to environmental pollution (Peregrine Falco[...]
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Allan Mee, Auteur
Ireland holds a low diversity of breeding raptors as a result of its location on the western edge of Europe but also due to historical persecution leading to the loss of at least seven species. Recolonisation by Buzzards Buteo buteo and the rece[...]
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Raptor study and conservation has received an important public attention in Spain since the beginning of the 1970s. The rich communities of raptors and owls and the TV programmes directed by Felix Rodriguez de la Fuente might be in part responsi[...]
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Andras Kovacs, Auteur ;
Janos Bagyura, Auteur ;
Marton Horvath, Auteur ;
Gergo Halmos, Auteur
A total of 47 species of birds of prey and owls have occurred in Hungary since the beginning of ornithological data collection. The systematic monitoring of birds of prey in Hungary started in the late 1970s by MME/BirdLife Hungary. Since then a[...]
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Vladimir Galushin, Auteur
The avifauna of European Russia includes 47 breeding raptor species: 13 species of owls and 34 species of birds of prey (BIRDLIFE INTERNATIONAL 2004). Population status and trends of the latter at the end of 20th century are shown in Appendix 1.
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Andy Dobson, Auteur ;
Mark Holling, Auteur ;
Kelvin Jones, Auteur ;
Chris Wernham, Auteur
This paper summarises monitoring of raptors (diurnal birds of prey and owls) in Great Britain. There is a long tradition of raptor monitoring in Great Britain, and all regularly breeding species receive at least a degree of survey coverage. Comm[...]
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Edward Bonavia, Auteur
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Pertti Saurola, Auteur
In Finland, population monitoring for both diurnal and nocturnal raptors has been almost entirely based on fieldwork carried out by voluntary raptor ringers. Responsible organisations include the Finnish Museum of Natural History, with economic [...]
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Alexander Abuladze, Auteur
Monitoring of birds of prey started in Georgia in 1975 (FLINT 34 of them are regular, while six are vagrants.
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Valery Dombrovski, Auteur
In total, 29 diurnal raptor species and 13 owl species have been registered in Belarus. Of these, 20 and 10 species, respectively, are regular breeders in the country. Nine birds of prey and six owl species have been monitored during the past 40[...]
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Jean-Paul Urcun, Auteur
Metropolitan France boasts a high number and significant populations of breeding raptor species in Europe. Furthermore, it is located on major migration route for diurnal raptors. This wealth of raptors has certainly contributed to the creation [...]
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Luis Palma, Auteur
Portugal has a diverse assemblage of diurnal raptor and owl species, made up of the majority of species that occur in the Iberian Peninsula.
