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Acrocephalus letnik 33 {tevilka 152/153 strani 1-140 Vsebina / Contents 2012 2012 volume 33 number 152/153 pages 1-140 Acrocephalus Uvodnik / Editorial 109 Rezultati januarskega štetja vodnih ptic leta 1 Spomini na jezero (P. Kmecl) 2012 v Sloveniji (L. Božič) Memories of the Lake (P. Kmecl) Results of the January 2012 waterbird census in DOPPS Slovenia (L. Božič) Originalni članki / Original articles 5 The Kestrel Falco tinnunculus in Slovenia – 121 Iz ornitološke beležnice / From the ornithological a review of its distribution, population notebook density, movements, breeding biology, diet Slovenija / Slovenia: Cygnus olor, Anser albifrons, and interactions with other species Somateria mollisima, Mergus serrator, Mergus merganser, (T. Šumrada & J. Hanžel) Mergus merganser, Puffinus yelkouan, Morus bassanus, Postovka Falco tinnunculus v Sloveniji – pregled Ixobrychus minutus, Ciconia nigra, Ciconia ciconia, njene razširjenosti, populacijske gostote, disperzije, Plegadis falcinellus, Pernis apivorus, Circus macrourus, gnezditvene biologije, prehrane in interakcij z Buteo rufinus, Buteo lagopus, Falco eleonorae, Charadrius morinellus, Numenius phaeopus, Numenius arquata, drugimi vrstami (T. Šumrada & J. Hanžel) Columba oeans, Otus scops, Corvus corax, Motacilla citreola, Carpodacus erythrinus, Emberiza hortulana 25 Vodne ptice in ujede Cerkniškega polja Črna gora / Montenegro: Ciconia ciconia, Falco (južna Slovenija) v letih 2007 in 2008, s vespertinus, Apus melba, Merops apiaster pregledom zanimivejših opazovanj do konca Bolgarija / Bulgaria: Phalacrocorax carbo, Charadrius leta 2010 (D. Bordjan) mongolus, Streptopelia decaocto, Apus pallidus, Luscinia Waterbirds and raptors of Cerknica polje (southern svecica Slovenia) in 2007 and 2008, with an overview of (D. Bordjan) interesting observations till the end of 2010 136 Nove knjige / New books Kratki prispevki / Short communications 138 Najave in obvestila / Announcements 105 Range expansion of the Olive-tree Warbler Hippolais olivetorum along the croatian coast (J. Kralj, S. Barišić, D. Ćiković & V. Tutiš) Širjenje areala oljčnega vrtnika Hippolais olivetorum vzdolž hrvaške obale (J. Kralj, S. Barišić, D. Ćiković & V. Tutiš) Acrocephalus 152/153 letnik 33 {tevilka 152/153 strani 1-140 volume 33 number 152/153 pages 1-140 bordo, PANTONE 202 Acrocephalus 33 152-153 ovitek 8mm.indd 2 20.12.2012 14:27:12 Acrocephalus glasilo Dru{tva za opazovanje in prou~evanje ptic Slovenije Impresum / Impresum Journal of DOPPS - BirdLife Slovenia Navodila za avtorje / Instructions for authors ISSN 0351-2851 Lastnik / Owned by: Izhajanje in naročnina: V letniku izidejo 4 {tevilke. Letna naro~nina Original work on all fields of ornithology, without any geographical limitation, htm�. Citing unpublished data should be avoided as much as possible. Citing Dru{tvo za opazovanje in prou~evanje ptic Slovenije (DOPPS - BirdLife za ustanove je 126,00 EUR, za posameznike 50,00 EUR. is published in Acrocephalus. However, articles covering the south-eastern articles in preparation, but not yet accepted for publication, is not accepted. Slovenia), p.p. 2990, SI−1001 Ljubljana, Slovenija European and eastern Mediterranean regions are particularly encouraged. The If the language of the reference is other than English and the understanding of contributions should not have been submitted for publication elsewhere. Review the title is important, an English translation can be provided in brackets (see Annual publications and membership subscription (abroad): One articles, original articles, points-of-view, specialist and scientific comments example below). References should be in the following style: Oddaja rokopisov / Manuscript submision: volume comprises 4 numbers. Annual subscription is 126,00 EUR for (Editorial, Forum), short communications, short notes ('From the ornithological journal paper: SACKL, P. (2000): Form and function of aerial courtship DOPPS - BirdLife Slovenia, p.p. 2990, SI−1001 Ljubljana, Slovenija institutions and organisations, and 50,00 EUR for individuals. notebook'), diploma abstracts and book reviews (New books) are considered displays in Black Storks Ciconia nigra. – Acrocephalus 21 (102/103): for publication. Contributions can be published in English or Slovene. e-mail: [email protected] 223–229. Cited as: SACKL (2000). Vaš kontakt za naročnino / Your contact for subscription: journal paper, language other than English (optional format): Glavni urednik / Editor-in-Chief: DOPPS - BirdLife Slovenia (za Acrocephalus) Submission procedure: SPIRIDONOV, Z. (1988): �Contribution to the breeding avifauna of Ludogorie�. Luka Bo`i~ p.p. 2990 – Orn. Inf. Bull. 23–24: 89–98. (in Bulgarian) Cited as: SPIRIDONOV (1988). e-mail: [email protected] SI−1001 Ljubljana, Slovenija Articles should be submitted by e-mail to �editor-acrocephalus�dopps-drustvo. book: HANDRINOS, G. & AKRIOTIS, T. (1997): The Birds of Greece. – Christopher Helm, A & C Black, London. Cited as: HANDRINOS & AKRIOTIS tel.: +386 1 4265875, fax: +386 1 4251181 si�.The editor sends an acknowledgement within a few days and informs the authors of the further editorial procedure. Review articles and original articles (1997). Sourednik / Associate Editor: e-mail: [email protected] are peer-reviewed by two referees, and further reviewed by the editor and chapter in book: DIEDRICH, J., FLADE, M. & LIPSBERGS, J. (1997): Penduline Dare [ere, e-mail: [email protected] editorial board. The editorial procedure can therefore be expected to last at Tit Remiz pendulinus. pp. 656–657 In: HAGEMAIJER, W.J.M. & BLAIR, M.J. (Iz ornitolo{ke bele`nice / From the ornithological notebook) Poslovni račun: SI5602018-0018257011 least three months. The authors should modify the paper strictly according to (eds.): The EBCC Atlas of European Breeding Birds. – T & AD Poyser, the referees’ detailed comments and explain non-accepted comments when London. Cited as: DIEDRICH et al. (1997). International Girobank: Nova Ljubljanska banka returning the manuscript. The editor decides whether the manuscript should short note: BORDJAN, D. (2005): Sombre Tit Parus lugubris. − Tehnični urednik / Technical Editor: Acrocephalus 26 (125/126): 147−157. Cited as: BORDJAN (2005). No. SI5602018-0018257011 be accepted, rejected or additional review is to be made. Points-of-view and Andrej Figelj, e-mail: [email protected] short communications are peer-reviewed by one person. Short notes 'From theses: KUHAR, B. (2005): �Diet of the Tawny Owl Strix aluco in Kozjansko the ornithological notebook' are checked only by the editor, who may consult Regional Park�. – BSc thesis, University of Maribor. (in Slovene) Cited as Uredniški odbor / Editorial Board: Sofinancer / Co-financed by: Javna agencija za knjigo Republike the members of the editorial board. All papers are edited for correct use of KUHAR (2005). doc. dr. Damijan Denac (SI) Slovenije / Slovenian Book Agency English and Slovene. internet sources: BIRDLIFE INTERNATIONAL (2004): Species factsheet: Janez Gregori (SI) Pygmy Cormorant Phalacrocorax pygmeus. – �www.birdlife.org�, 10/5/2010. Cited as BIRDLIFE INTERNATIONAL (2004). dr. Bojidar Ivanov (BG) Revija je indeksirana / the journal is indexed in: General remarks: AGRICOLA, AQUATIC SCIENCES AND FISHERIES ABSTRACTS, BIOSIS legislation: URADNI LIST RS (2004): Uredba o ekolo{ko pomembnih prof. dr. Franc Janžekovi~ (SI) obmo~jih (no. 48/04). Cited as URADNI LIST RS (2004). In general, Microsoft programmes should be used for preparing manuscripts. dr. Primož Kmecl (SI) PREVIEWS, BOSTAO SPA SERIALS, COBIB, DLIB.SI, ORNITHOLOGICAL WORLDWIDE LITERATURE, ORNITHOLOGISCHE SCHRIFTENSCHAU, They should be formatted in single spacing. Please consult the editor about When quoting congress proceedings quote proceedings title, the organization dr. Jelena Kralj (HR) the use of other software. Files larger than 10 Mbytes should be sent by and town. prof. dr. Lovrenc Lipej (SI) RAPTOR INFORMATION SYSTEM, ZOOLOGICAL RECORDS regular mail on DVD ROM. Send figures as RGB (8 bits per channel) in TIFF Tables: Each Table should be headed by an informative title and a brief dr. Gordan Luka~ (HR) or JPG format with at least 300 dpi resolution. For vector graphics, EPS and explanatory legend which should make the general meaning comprehensible Tomaž Miheli~ (SI) CDR are the preferred formats. Colour dependent figures (with true colours; without reference to the text. Tables are drawn without vertical lines. In the text, dr. Roger H. Pain (GB) e.g. differences in feather colours) should be sent separately by regular tables must be referred to as 'Table 1'. mail. Send tables and graphs in XLS format, each table in its worksheet. The dr. Nikolai V. Petkov (BG) Published by: associated text should consist of just titles and legends; these should be sent Figures: Only photographs that are essential to illustrate the article theme prof. dr. Jenö J. Purger (HU) in a separate file. English bird names should follow SVENSSON et al. �SVENSSON, are accepted. Colour photos may exceptionally be published, and are printed © Revija, vsi v njej objavljeni prispevki, tabele, grafikoni in skice so dr. Peter Sackl (AT) L., MULLARNEY, K., & ZETTERSTRÖM, D. (2009): Collins Bird Guide. 2nd Edition. – at the back of the journal as a colour appendix. Figures must be referred to in doc. dr. Peter Skoberne (SI) avtorsko zavarovani. 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