| Titre : | Aves 42(1-2) - 2005 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Geoffroy Evrard, Auteur ;
Frederic Dermien, Auteur ;
Patrice de Gottal, Auteur ;
Andre Monmart, Auteur ;
Francis Pourignaux, Auteur ;
Philippe Vanmeerbeeck, Auteur ;
Jean-Yves Paquet, Auteur
Dans
Aves (42(1-2) 2005)
The present study focuses on the Meuse river valley, where a significant part of the Walloon wintering population of cormorant is found. Its aim was to evaluate the fishing pressure exerted by cormorants in those parts of the river where the pop[...]
Article
Christine Keulen, Auteur ;
Olivier Charlet, Auteur ;
Pascal Poncin, Auteur ;
Jean-Claude Ruwet, Auteur
Dans
Aves (42(1-2) 2005)
During the last thirty-seven years the population :of Black Grouse in the Belgian Hautes-Fagnes has undergone a long declining trend. In view of this critical situation, a restoration plan for the species has been lauched. Habitat selection by c[...]
Article
Jean Doucet, Auteur
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Aves (42(1-2) 2005)
Data on the breeding biology and demography of Goshawk and Buzzard have been collected since the years Sixties in the Entre-Sambre-and-Meuse during ringing activities of young birds in the nest. Data gathered since 1980 are analyzed here.The pop[...]
Article
Samia Daoudi-Hacini, Auteur ;
Jean-Francois Voisin, Auteur ;
Salaheddine Doumandji, Auteur ;
Chafie Benchikh, Auteur
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Aves (42(1-2) 2005)
Article
Dans
Aves (42(1-2) 2005)
Knowledge on seabirds breeding in France comes from a number of published reports and, since the 1960s, from monitoring of the main colonies; nation-wide censuses are organized every 10 years under the co-ordination of G.I.S.O.M., the French Sea[...]
Article
Karim Souttou, Auteur ;
Belkacem Baziz, Auteur ;
Rym Brahimi, Auteur ;
Salaheddine Doumandji, Auteur ;
Christiane Denys, Auteur
Dans
Aves (42(1-2) 2005)
Article
Bernard Deceuninck, Auteur
Dans
Aves (42(1-2) 2005)
A trend analysis has been realised on counting data of wintering waders and waterfowls on a twenty years period (1983 - 2002). Most species are increasing (11) or fluctuate (10), one is stable and one is decreasing. National trends have been com[...]
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Article
Laurent Marzec, Auteur ;
Christophe Luczak, Auteur
Dans
Aves (42(1-2) 2005)
Status of the wintering coastal waders populations in North of France has been analyzed for the period 1998-2003 using data provided from the mid-January Wetland International survey. During that time, 15 species were present in winter in this r[...]
Article
Cyrille Frey, Auteur ;
Jean-Pierre Lair, Auteur ;
Franz Barth, Auteur ;
Colette Huot-Daubremont, Auteur ;
Philippe Persuy, Auteur
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Aves (42(1-2) 2005)
Article
Virginie Bararchon, Auteur ;
Christophe Aulert, Auteur ;
David Hemery, Auteur
Dans
Aves (42(1-2) 2005)
The Seine Estuary is one of the main staging places for Dutch Spoonbills during their spring migration. This work, carried out from the end of February to May 2003 provides not only a study of spring populations in transit in the Estuary, but al[...]
Article
Julien Gonin, Auteur
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Aves (42(1-2) 2005)
Article
Serge Sorbi, Auteur
Dans
Aves (42(1-2) 2005)
Collisons between planes and birds cause not only material damages, sometimes important and very costly, but also deadly accidents, sometimes with numerous victims. The prevention of such accidents lay on the management of the airbase environmen[...]
Article
Jean-Pierre van der Elst, Auteur ;
Alfred Schierer, Auteur
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Aves (42(1-2) 2005)
Article
Nicolas Flamant, Auteur ;
Chloe Benhini, Auteur ;
Frangois Sueur, Auteur ;
Patrick Triplet, Auteur
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Aves (42(1-2) 2005)
The Somme Estuary Nature Reserve is visited by tourists mainly during the Summer period. Walkers are responsible for almost half of the disturbances. To evaluate the effects of people presence on birds, we measured the activity rhythm of represe[...]
Article
Frederic Hourlay, Auteur
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Aves (42(1-2) 2005)
Article
Yves Muller, Auteur
Dans
Aves (42(1-2) 2005)
This study, undertaken during spring 2003, deals with a forest plot of 18,9 ha in the Northern Vosges during the course of its reconstitution. Three quarters of its surface were destroyed, first by a storm of an outstanding violence on June 2, 1[...]
