| Titre : | Limosa 74(1) - 2001 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Article
Henk Castelijns, Auteur
Dans
Limosa (74(1) 2001)
Grey Partridges are highly resident and inhabit farmland. The southwestern region of the Netherlands, especially Zeeuws-Vlaanderen, is known as a stronghold for Grey Partridge. Grey Partridges are easily counted in open farmland when snow-covere[...]
Article
Guido O. Keijl, Auteur
Dans
Limosa (74(1) 2001)
The population of Ring-necked Parakeets in Amsterdam has grown from two individuals in 1976 to 430 in January 2000, as assessed from counts at communal night roosts. During the first years, most parakeets were observed in and around two parks in[...]
Article
Gerrit J. Gerritsen, Auteur
Dans
Limosa (74(1) 2001)
In the province of Overijssel, Egyptian Geese started breeding in 1984, as part of an overall population increase along the river IJssel, a branch of the Lower Rhine river. Since 1982/83, numbers of Egyptian Geese have been monitored annually th[...]
Article
Joop Jukema, Auteur ;
Eddy Wymenga, Auteur ;
Theunis Piersma, Auteur
Dans
Limosa (74(1) 2001)
During their northward migration Ruffs stop over in the province of Friesland in the northern part of The Netherlands. The central and southwestern part of this province is one of the major spring staging sites of Ruffs in Western Europe. In spr[...]
Article
Arend J. van Dijk, Auteur ;
Michiel van der Weide, Auteur ;
Dirk Zoetebier, Auteur ;
Calijn Plate, Auteur
Dans
Limosa (74(1) 2001)
In 1998, all colonial and rare breeding birds were counted in The Netherlands as part of the annual breeding bird survey. This paper summarises the results published earlier in the annual report (van Dijk et al. 2000) and highlights the most rem[...]
