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AVOCETTA Journal of Ornithology Founded by Sergio Frugis AVOCETTA Journal of Ornithology founded by Sergio Frugis Volume 41 - N. 2 - dicembre 2017 Proceedings of First conference on Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos population in Italy. Population, Trend and Conservation B. Massa – Foreword. The Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos in Italy . 33 Fasce P, Fasce L., Bergese F. – Status of the Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos in the AVOCETTA Western Alps . 35 Journal of Ornithology founded by Sergio Frugis Bionda R. – Status of the population of Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos in the prov- ince of Verbano Cusio Ossola . 39 Bassi E. – Estimate of breeding pairs distribution and seasonal abundance patterns of floating Golden Eagle population in the Italian Central Alps through field surveys and contemporary censuses . 41 Pedrini P., Volcan G. – Current status of the Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos in the province of Trento (central and eastern Alps) . 47 Bliem K., Clementi T., Kantioler M., Gerstgrasser L. – The Golden Eagle Aquila chrysae- tos in Alto Adige. Knowledge status and activities undertaken . 49 Tormen G., De Col S. – Status of the Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos in Veneto . 55 Borgo A., Genero F. – Status of the Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos in the region of Friuli Venezia Giulia . 59 Nardelli R. – Trend and status of the Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos breeding popu- lation in the northern Apennines: Results from 20-years of monitoring . 63 Angelini J., Armentano L., Gambaro C., Magrini M., Perna M. – The Golden Eagle AVOCETTA – Vol. 41 – N. 2 2017 – Vol. AVOCETTA A quila chrysaetos in the Umbria-Marche Apennines . 69 Ceccarelli P.P., Agostini N. – Unprecedented nesting activity by the Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos in the Foreste Casentinesi, Monte Falterona and Campigna Na- tional Park . 71 Borlenghi F. – The Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos in the Apennines of the Lazio re- gion (Central Italy): updates on its status . 73 Artese C., Allavena S., Baliva S., Bernoni M., Borlenghi F., Carfagnini M., Cirillo M., Da- miani G., Di Benedetto S., Lalli G., Morini P., Pellegrini M., Pinchera F., Ricci F. – Status of the Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos in Abruzzo . 77 Martino G., Siclari A., Tralongo S. – The Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos in the A- spromonte National Park: first surveys on its status and ecology . 81 Sarà M., Bondì S., Giardina G., Saitta G., Surdo S., Zanca L. – Status of the Golden Ea- Poste Italiane S.p.A. – Spedizione in abbonamento postale D.L. 353/03 70% LATINA Aut. C/LT/30/2014 Poste Italiane S.p.A. – Spedizione in abbonamento postale D.L. 353/03 70% LATINA gle Aquila chrysaetos in Sicily . 85 Ruiu D. – Status of Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos nesting pairs in Sardinia . 89 CISO Fasce P., Fasce L. – A comment about the meeting`s results . 93 Centro Italiano Studi Ornitologici ISSN 0404-4266 Volume 41 - N. 2 - 2017 Realizzato con il contributo finanziario della LIPU/with the financial support of LIPU AVOCETTA Norme per gli autori Instructions to authors Journal of Ornithology founded by Sergio Frugis I manoscritti sottoposti alla Redazione sono presi in conside- Manuscripts should be sent as an attachment to the Editor-in- razione nella certezza che essi non sono stati contemporaneamente Chief, Bruno Massa ([email protected]). Each manuscript Published by the CISO sottoposti ad altre riviste. Gli articoli devono essere inviati al Diret- will be considered for publication on the understanding that it has tore responsabile ([email protected]). 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