| Titre : | Aves 40(1-4) - 2003 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
Dépouillements
Article
Māris Strazds, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
Article
Luis Santiago Cano Alonso, Auteur ;
Coralie Rose Hopwood, Auteur ;
Manuel Fernandez, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
Some details of the reproduction biology of the Black Stork were studied on one model pair in Madrid region. Duration of incubation, time of incubation spent by each member of the pair duration and intervals of relief for incubation, bringing of[...]
Article
Tara Shine, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
Research carried out on the ephemeral wetlands of eastern Mauritania since September 1999 sheds new light on the dynamic yet critical role that these wetlands play in the life history of Palearctic migrants. A wide range of data has been collect[...]
Article
Alexei G. Roslyakov, Auteur ;
Boris A. Voronov, Auteur ;
Yuri A. Darman, Auteur ;
Mikhail P. Parilov, Auteur ;
Vassil V. Gorobeiko, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
Article
Miroslav Bobek, Auteur ;
Frantisek Pojer, Auteur ;
Lubomir Peske, Auteur ;
Jaroslav Simek, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
The African Odyssey project is aimed at the study of the migration and ecology of Black Storks. From 1995 till 2000, 18 Black Storks were equipped with satellite and VHF transmitters in the Czech Republic. Storks used both known migration routes[...]
Article
Stephane Villarusias, Auteur ;
Paul Brossault, Auteur ;
Jean Seriot, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
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Article
Kalocsa Bela, Auteur ;
Tamas Eniko Anna, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
Based on a systematic survey, an overall analysis of the nesting habits and breeding success of the Black Stork in Hungary is given, focusing on the densest population. Breeding data throughout the country are updated, the most preferred habitat[...]
Article
Christina Parkes, Auteur ;
Alejandro Tores Sanchez, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
This brief study reports on the numbers and behaviour of wintering Black Storks (Ciconia nigra) in an area of rice fields surrounding the river Guadalquivir in southwestern Spain during three seasons. This small area has been profoundly transfor[...]
Article
Luis Santiago Cano Alonso, Auteur ;
Manuel Fernandez, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
The population of Black Stork has augmented gradually since, at the end of the 1980s, its reproduction in the area was observed, increasing from 2 pairs in 1992, to 12 in 2000. 38.46% out of 65 confirmed attempts of reproduction were carried out[...]
Article
Bruno Portier, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
Since the beginning of the "Cigognes sans frontieres" program, West European Black Storks were known to winter in Burkina Faso and particularly in the Nazinga Game Reserve but no quantitative data were available. Education program in Nazinga con[...]
Article
Gerard Jadoul, Auteur ;
Pauline Cabaret, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
Article
Pascal Etienne, Auteur ;
Philippe Carruette, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
Article
Vitaly Grishchenko, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
Data on Black Stork migration was collected from 1973 till 2000 for the spring passage and from 1964 till 2000 for the autumn migration. They were grouped based on administrative nistrative regions of the country. In spring, Black Storks arrive [...]
Article
Miroslav Bobek, Auteur ;
Jaroslav Simek, Auteur ;
Frantisek Pojer, Auteur ;
Lubomir Peske, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
Article
Gerard Jadoul, Auteur ;
Frederic Hourlay, Auteur ;
Anne-Christelle Toussaint, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
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Frantisek Pojer, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
Article
Jean-Paul Urcun, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
Since 1979, Organbidexka Col Libre has been conducting a study in the Pyrenees. Black Storks migrate between mid-august and mid-October, and cross the Pyrenees essentially via the extremities of the chain. Birds travel during the hottest hours o[...]
Article
Wim Van Den Bossche, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
Article
Wim Van Den Bossche, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
The Bet She'an and Hula Valleys in northern Israel are a very important migration bottleneck and wintering site for Black Storks. Not only 17000 Black Storks pas's on autumn passage but also up to 1400 Black Storks wintered during the mid 1990s [...]
Article
Māris Strazds, Auteur ;
Andis Liepa, Auteur ;
Janis Kuze, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
Article
Christina Parkes, Auteur
Dans
Aves (40(1-4) 2003)
This report analyzes the results of several years of Black Storks counting across the Straits of Gibraltar. During 1998, we had Czech birds with VHF and Argos satellite tracking. In 1999 we also tracked both Czech and "Cigognes sans frontieres" [...]
