| Titre : | Limosa 87(2-3) - 2014 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Article
Raymond Klaassen, Auteur ;
Almut E. Schlaich, Auteur ;
Willem Bouten, Auteur ;
Christiaan Both, Auteur ;
Ben J. Koks, Auteur
A small breeding population (3-5 pairs) of Hen Harriers recently established in the east of the province of Groningen, the Netherlands, in large scale arable farmland. We equipped three adults, two males and one female, with UvA-BiTS GPS loggers[...]
Article
Ruben C. Fijn, Auteur ;
Martin J. M. Poot, Auteur ;
Stef H. M. van Rijn, Auteur ;
Mennobart R. van Eerden, Auteur ;
Theo J. Boudewijn, Auteur
Article
Bruno J. Ens, Auteur ;
Roeland A. Bom, Auteur ;
Adriaan M. Dokter, Auteur ;
Kees Oosterbeek, Auteur ;
Jan de Jong, Auteur ;
Willem Bouten, Auteur
This paper reports on new discoveries and new possibilities due to the deployment of the UvA Bird Tracking System (UvA-BiTS; Bouten et al. 2013) in our investigations of the behavioural ecology of Oystercatchers. This GPS tracker is powered by s[...]
Article
Hans van Gasteren, Auteur ;
Inge Both, Auteur ;
Judy Shamoun-Baranes, Auteur ;
Jacques-Olivier Laloe, Auteur ;
Willem Bouten, Auteur
The presence of birds at and near airfields is a constant problem for flight safety all around the world. To minimize the risk of bird strikes, airfields practice wildlife management policies, including habitat modification and bird scaring tech[...]
Article
Rob de Boer, Auteur ;
Silke Bauer, Auteur ;
Henk P. van der Jeugd, Auteur ;
Bruno J. Ens, Auteur ;
Larry Griffin, Auteur ;
David Cabot, Auteur ;
Klaus-Michael Exo, Auteur ;
Bart A. Nolet, Auteur ;
Andrea Kolzsch, Auteur
With the help of GPS technology it has recently become possible to track individual birds on migration in great detail. In this study we use GPS satellite transmitters to compare spring migration of three populations of Barnacle Goose in space a[...]
Article
Gejo Wassink, Auteur
Article
Jan van der Winden, Auteur ;
Martin J. M. Poot, Auteur ;
Peter W. van Horssen, Auteur
Purple Herons have a restricted distribution in the lower parts of the Netherlands (Fig. 1). They breed in marshes and although feeding densities are highest in marsh habitat, the largest numbers feed in agricultural grasslands with high densiti[...]
Article
Jan Kolsters, Auteur ;
Pieter Wouters, Auteur ;
Wil de Veer, Auteur
We studied the diet of the European Green Woodpecker in the province of Noord-Brabant in the southern Netherlands by analysing the contents of droppings. In half open landscapes (arable, gardens) we collected droppings at foraging locations of o[...]
Article
Raymond Klaassen, Auteur ;
Jeroen Reneerkens, Auteur
Research in the Netherlands knows a long history in bird tracking studies. In this introduction to the special issue of Limosa on bird tracking, we provide an overview of different bird tracking techniques (Tab. 1), and their use in the Netherla[...]
Article
Raymond Klaassen, Auteur ;
Henk Klaassen, Auteur ;
Andries Berghuis, Auteur ;
Miranda Berghuis, Auteur ;
Kees Schreven, Auteur ;
Youri van der Horst, Auteur ;
Hein Verkade, Auteur ;
Lyndon Kearsley, Auteur
In 2010-2012 12 individual Common Swifts Apus apus were tracked using light-level geolocators from three breeding colonies in the Netherlands, in Groesbeek, Noordhorn and Noordwijk. Four individuals were tracked for two subsequent seasons (hence[...]
Article
H. Herman van Oosten, Auteur ;
Remco Versluijs, Auteur ;
Rien van Wijk, Auteur
The Dutch population of Northern Wheatear (hereafter wheatear) has declined by 80% since 1980, without reasons being sufficiently known. Stimulated growth of nitrophilic grasses by deposition of atmospheric nitrogen, reinforced by the decline of[...]
Article
Theunis Piersma, Auteur ;
Robert B. MacCurdy, Auteur ;
Rich M. Gabrielson, Auteur ;
John Cluderay, Auteur ;
Anne Dekinga, Auteur ;
Eric L. Spaulding, Auteur ;
Thomas Oudman, Auteur ;
Jeroen Onrust, Auteur ;
Jan A. van Gils, Auteur ;
David W. Winkler, Auteur ;
Allert I. Bijleveld, Auteur
We review the design principles of the 'Time Of Arrival' (TOA) tracking system, developed at the Laboratory of Ornithology at Cornell University, as well as the joint attempts by NIOZ and Cornell University to turn this proven idea into a field-[...]
Article
Bart Nolet, Auteur ;
Andrea Koelzsch, Auteur ;
Kees Oosterbeek, Auteur ;
Peter de Vries, Auteur
In the classical approach, counts are used to designate sites as important stopovers of migratory birds. Now that individual birds can be tracked on migration by high-tech means, we can also determine which sites are visited most often and/or fo[...]
