| Titre : | Vogelwelt (Die) 124(1) - 2003 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Article
Ingolf Todte, Auteur
Summer migration of a Bearded Tit in East-Germany is described. 2508 recoveries of young birds of the Ringing Centre Hiddensee were analysed, and until middle September only local migration up to 2 km from the ringing area was found. In the year[...]
Article
Klemens Steiof, Auteur
The Green Sandpiper is rather secretive at its breeding grounds, and population sizes are therefore often underestimated. The population in
Article
Thomas Zoellner, Auteur
The mating system of Lapwings was investigated during 1996 - 2000 from early February to late June near the cities of Osnabrueck, Moers and Duisburg, NW Germany. Based on 47 full day observations with a total of 682 hours. I found that there is [...]
Article
Klemens Steiof, Auteur
The Green Sandpiper is rather secretive at its breeding grounds, and population sizes are therefore often underestimated. The population in
Article
Christian Stange, Auteur ;
Peter Havelka, Auteur
After a strong decline since the 1960s, only three relict populations of Hoopoes remained in Baden-Wuerttemberg, SW Germany. In two of these areas, Kaiserstuhl and Markgraeflerland, population trends and reproduction of Hoopoes were studied from[...]
Article
Klaus Witt, Auteur
The Mandarin Duck became established in Germany as a neozoon during the last century. An outstanding source was Berlin, where releases took place in the 1920s planned by O. Heinroth in the Grosser Tiergarten, the large central park of Berlin nea[...]
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Wlodzimierz Meissner, Auteur
Article
Ranking list of breeding bird species according to the German responsibility for species protection.
Olaf Denz, Auteur
This ranking list of the German breeding-bird species aims to give a six-stage classification of the national responsibility of Germany for the protection of these species in the European Union (EU). This is achieved by disregarding the threat s[...]
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Christian Stange, Auteur ;
Peter Havelka, Auteur
After a strong decline since the 1960s, only three relict populations of Hoopoes remained in Baden-Wuerttemberg, SW Germany. In two of these areas, Kaiserstuhl and Markgraeflerland, population trends and reproduction of Hoopoes were studied from[...]
