| Titre : | Limosa 72(4) - 1999 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/12/1999 |
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Anonymous, Auteur
Dans
Limosa (72(4) 1999)
This meeting contains abstracts of 4 papers, written in Netherlandish, covering topics of conservation of coastal waterfowl in the East Scheldt estuarine area, including coastal breeding, population monitoring, population trends, population coun[...]
Article
Chris Van Turnhout, Auteur ;
Theo Verstrael, Auteur
Dans
Limosa (72(4) 1999)
The numbers of Marsh Tit Parus palustris, Great Tit P. major, Nuthatch Sitta europaea and Brambling Fringilla montifringilla counted in The Netherlands in the winters of 1980-94 were found to be related to the size of the beechmast crop in the p[...]
Article
Rob Lensink, Auteur
Dans
Limosa (72(4) 1999)
During standardized counts of migrating birds at an observation site near Arnhem, in the eastern part of the Netherlands, all movements of Egyptian Goose were recorded. In autumn 1981-98, 1850 counts were made in the early morning, between July [...]
Article
Christiaan Both, Auteur
Dans
Limosa (72(4) 1999)
Age effects are difficult to study, and are therefore often anecdotical. Here such an anecdote is given for a male Great Tit, who survived to nine years of age. In his ninth calenderyear he first lost his female to a neighbour, and was then expe[...]
Article
Martin Poot, Auteur ;
Frank Engelen, Auteur ;
Jan van der Winden, Auteur
Dans
Limosa (72(4) 1999)
In 1998 a mixed pair of a male Blyth's Reed Warbler and a female Marsh Warbler bred in the Netherlands, in a ruderal strip along an industrial area on the outskirts of Utrecht. The habitat consisted of dry marshy vegetation and some willows. The[...]
Article
E. B. Oosterveld, Auteur
Dans
Limosa (72(4) 1999)
In the past decades, numbers of breeding Whinchat in The Netherlands have been subject to a major decline, probably mainly due to losses of suitable breeding habitat. Although, like in other passerine species, numbers are known to fluctuate acco[...]
Article
Paul Voskamp, Auteur ;
Dirk Zoetebier, Auteur
Dans
Limosa (72(4) 1999)
A small breeding population of Night Heron was studied in the forelands of the river IJssel (part of the Rhine Valley). The study area (2200 ha, Fig. 1) comprises a varied riverine landscape of farmland as well as nature reserves. Here, riverine[...]
