| Titre : | Vogelwelt (Die) 133(1) - 2012 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Article
Hans Niemeyer, Auteur ;
Renate Haase, Auteur
Article
Bernd Koop, Auteur ;
Benno Moreth, Auteur
Article
Goetz Rheinwald, Auteur ;
Poul Hansen, Auteur
Rheinwald, G. 2) mysteriously singing birds could have a genetic defect, eventually leading to temporary deafness. Finally we report some records from other passerine species showing mysterious songs of the same type like Garden Warbler.
Article
Stefan Brehme, Auteur
Brehme, S. 2012: Coots Fulica atra as successful breeding birds on the open shores of eastern Bornholm (Denmark). Vogelwelt 133: 23 - 29. Successful breeding right at the sea shores is an exception in the overall area of occurrence of the Coot. [...]
Article
M. Schmitz, Auteur
Article
Marcus Beike, Auteur
Beike, M. 2012: The history of Cormorant fishing in Europe. Vogelwelt 133: 1-21. Since the third century, Cormorants have been trained for fishing purposes in East Asia. From the mid-16th century onwards, such activities are also documented for [...]
Article
Hans Niemeyer, Auteur ;
Renate Haase, Auteur
Article
Julia Steil, Auteur ;
Georg Hausladen, Auteur
Article
Stefan Brehme, Auteur
Brehme, S. 2012: Coots Fulica atra as successful breeding birds on the open shores of eastern Bornholm (Denmark). Vogelwelt 133: 23 - 29. Successful breeding right at the sea shores is an exception in the overall area of occurrence of the Coot. [...]
