| Titre : | Ardea 98(3) - 2010 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/12/2010 |
Dépouillements
Article
Mennobart R. van Eerden, Auteur ;
Gerda Lenselink, Auteur ;
Menno Zijlstra, Auteur
Dans
Ardea (98(3) 2010)
In The Netherlands, arising in geological time as the delta of the rivers Rhine, Meuse and Scheldt, a considerable change in landscape occurred during the Holocene period due to sea level rise. In more recent times this change was dramatically e[...]
Article
Maarten Platteeuw, Auteur ;
Ruud P. B. Foppen, Auteur ;
Mennobart R. van Eerden, Auteur
Dans
Ardea (98(3) 2010)
All over Europe, wetlands have decreased in size, lost their original dynamics and became fragmented as the consequence of an ever increasing human land use. These processes have resulted in losses of nature values, among which declines in marsh[...]
Article
Rob G. Bijlsma, Auteur ;
Maarten Platteeuw, Auteur ;
Mennobart R. van Eerden, Auteur
Dans
Ardea (98(3) 2010)
Article
J. Van Der Winden, Auteur ;
M. J. M. Poot, Auteur ;
P. W. van Horssen, Auteur
Dans
Ardea (98(3) 2010)
Large and heavy birds usually use soaring flight during long-distance migration or make regular stopovers en route for substantial refuelling. Purple Herons are large, long-distance migrants. Because of their size, large herons migrating southwa[...]
Article
Stef van Rijn, Auteur ;
Menno Zijlstra, Auteur ;
Rob G. Bijlsma, Auteur
Dans
Ardea (98(3) 2010)
The coastal wetlands of The Netherlands have always served as winter haunts for juvenile and immature White-tailed Eagles from breeding populations further north and east. Even as these populations were at their lowest ebb by the 1960s and 1970s[...]
Article
Albert J. Beintema, Auteur ;
Jan van der Winden, Auteur ;
Teun Baarspul, Auteur ;
Jan Pieter de Krijger, Auteur ;
Kees van Oers, Auteur ;
Marek Keller, Auteur
Dans
Ardea (98(3) 2010)
Black Terns Chlidonias niger have shown a decrease of well over 90% as a breeding bird in The Netherlands during the twentieth century. Two hypotheses have been put forward for this decline: the disappearance of the floating plant Water Soldier [...]
Article
Nico Beemster, Auteur ;
Els Troost, Auteur ;
Maarten Platteeuw, Auteur
Dans
Ardea (98(3) 2010)
A study on Bearded Reed ling Panurus biarmicus feeding habits in combination with a sample-wise breeding bird survey of the marshland zones of the Dutch wetland Oostvaardersplassen shows clear-cut spatial differences in densities and habitat use[...]
Article
L. Bosschieter, Auteur ;
P. W. Goedhart, Auteur ;
R. P. B. Foppen, Auteur ;
C. C. Vos, Auteur
Dans
Ardea (98(3) 2010)
We studied dispersal of Great Reed Warblers Acrocephalus arundinaceus, using a mark-resight model for dispersal. We assessed the relevance of ecological distance, defined as movement along reed edges, as opposed to straight line distance for pre[...]
Article
Berend Voslamber, Auteur ;
Maarten Platteeuw, Auteur ;
Mennobart R. van Eerden, Auteur
Dans
Ardea (98(3) 2010)
After having almost completely vanished from The Netherlands by the 19th century, from the 1970s onwards the Great Egret is increasing in numbers again, particularly in the newly created wetland of Oostvaardersplassen. During the first 25 years,[...]
Article
Berend Voslamber, Auteur ;
J. Theo Vulink, Auteur
Dans
Ardea (98(3) 2010)
The relationship between reed Phragmites australis cover of ditches and habitat use by marshland birds was studied in an experimental area of the Oostvaardersplassen nature reserve in The Netherlands. Water table and grazing by cattle and horses[...]
Article
J. Theo Vulink, Auteur ;
Mennobart R. van Eerden, Auteur ;
Rudi H. Drent, Auteur
Dans
Ardea (98(3) 2010)
The man-made wetlands in young polders in The Netherlands are important stopover and wintering sites for geese. We studied trends in vegetation composition and goose density in two study areas. One was located in a nature reserve situated in a p[...]
Article
Ruedi G. Nager, Auteur ;
Heinz Hafner, Auteur ;
Alan R. Johnson, Auteur ;
Frank Cézilly, Auteur
Dans
Ardea (98(3) 2010)
Wetlands in the Mediterranean area have become a rare habitat due to human impact. To model the ecology and breeding biology of birds depending on that habitat, we describe long-term studies on two wetland birds (Little Egret Egretta garzetta an[...]
Article
Andrzej Dyrcz, Auteur
Dans
Ardea (98(3) 2010)
With the loss of natural wetlands in western Europe, conservationists involved in 'restoration projects' become increasingly interested in eastern Europe for reference. In Poland, for example, still some 5% of the country is covered by fen mires[...]
Article
C. A. M. van Turnhout, Auteur ;
E. J. M. Hagemeijer, Auteur ;
R. P. B. Foppen, Auteur
Dans
Ardea (98(3) 2010)
In this paper long-term developments in the breeding populations of 23 typical marshland bird species in The Netherlands are reconstructed, using data of several monitoring schemes and atlas studies, as well as published sources. Twelve species [...]
