| Title: | Bird Study, 73(2) - May, 2026 |
| Material Type: | Serial check-in : Serial |
| Published date : | 04/03/2026 |
| Publication Date: | 2026 |
| Languages: | English |
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Norbert Teufelbauer, Author ;
Christian H. Schulze, Author ;
Erwin Nemeth, Author
Over time, the total number of bird species and individuals recorded on bird surveys decreased for older observers, whereas they increased for young observers. We hypothesized that observer age and sex influence long-term bird survey results, wi[...]
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Abdeslam Rihane, Author
This first detailed investigation into the diet of Little Terns along the North Atlantic coast of Morocco, focusing on the tidal zone of Mansouria over six years, highlights the species’ dietary composition during chick-feeding at an important n[...]
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Drivers of occupancy in the European Nightjar Caprimulgus europaeus breeding in wind-damaged forests
Chiara Bettega, Author ;
Alma De Angelis, Author ;
Andrea Pilastro, Author ;
Luigi Marchesi, Author ;
Paolo Pedrini, Author ;
Mattia Brambilla, Author
The landscape mosaic and increased heterogeneity resulting from a severe forest disturbance (windstorm followed by bark beetle outbreak) in Northern Italy increased suitable habitat for the European Nightjar, primarily due to the newly establish[...]
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Ivana Novcic, Author
Human activity on a river significantly influenced the behaviour of urban Eurasian Coots outside the breeding season, as the birds spent more time swimming in response to boat traffic. Urbanization is associated with a range of environmental cha[...]
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David Baines, Author ;
Nicholas J. Aebischer, Author
Upper Teesdale in northern England supported 1,764 pairs of Eurasian Curlews (95% CL: 1,486–2,145), representing approximately 3% of the UK population; successful breeding and repeat counts indicated recent stable numbers. To estimate breeding n[...]
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Robert Patchett, Author ;
Derek Robertson, Author
The Water Rail breeding population at the Tay Reedbeds, eastern Scotland, is partially migratory. To investigate the migratory and breeding behaviours of Water Rails in Scotland’s Tay Reedbeds. Light-level geolocators were used to estimate migra[...]
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Jenny Weston, Author ;
Rhys E. Green, Author ;
Ben Jones, Author ;
Mark Mitchell, Author ;
Allan Perkins, Author ;
Will Hayward, Author ;
Ewan Weston, Author ;
Clive Walton, Author
An assessment of the utility of deploying trail cameras to describe the timing of breeding and habitat selection by Corncrakes. To estimate the hatching dates of broods of Corncrake chicks, and the timing of occurrence of juvenile birds, and to [...]
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| Barcode | Call number | Media type | Location | Section | Status |
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| 16832 | 2A/4 - revue d'Ornithologie | Périodique | Bibliothèque | Périodiques étagère 2 | Available |
