| Titre : | British Birds 105(9) - SEP 2012 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Bernd-Ulrich Meyburg, Auteur ;
Christiane Meyburg, Auteur ;
Patrick Paillat, Auteur
Sixteen Steppe Eagles Aquila nipalensis were fitted with satellite transmitters during migration or on their wintering grounds (15 in Saudi Arabia, one in South Africa). From these 16 birds, a total of 3,734 location co-ordinates were received. [...]
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Barry Nightingale, Auteur ;
Harry Hussey, Auteur
This summary of unchecked reports covers early July to early August 2012.Headlines In this traditionally quiet period, waders and terns, plus an impressive passage of large shearwaters off southwestern coasts diverted birders from Olympic distra[...]
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Ian Woodward, Auteur ;
Richard Arnold, Auteur
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Peter Adriaens, Auteur ;
Harry J. P. Vercruijsse, Auteur ;
Eric W. M. Stienen, Auteur
This paper provides an update on interbreeding by three species of large white-headed gull at a colony in Zeebrugge, Belgium. Mixed breeding in the colony was studied in detail in 2010, and this account documents some of the known hybrids and th[...]
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Edward Stubbings, Auteur
In 1912, Blakeney Point was acquired for the National Trust and became Norfolk's first nature reserve. The Point had long been recognised for the richness of its birdlife, notably its breeding terns, but 1912 effectively marked the beginning of [...]
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Carl Mitchell, Auteur ;
Richard Hearn, Auteur ;
David Stroud, Auteur
Two breeding populations of Grey lag Goose Anser anser are currently recognised in the UK: i) the northwest Scotland (or native) population, which is the remnant of the population that once occurred more widely across Britain; and ii) the re-est[...]
