ZOBODAT - www.zobodat.at
Zoologisch-Botanische Datenbank/Zoological-Botanical Database
Digitale Literatur/Digital Literature
Zeitschrift/Journal: WhinCHAT - Digitale Magazine for Whinchat Research and Conservation
Jahr/Year: 2016
Band/Volume: 1
Autor(en)/Author(s): diverse
Artikel/Article: Paper show 2016 96-97 WhinCHAT I Paper show 2016
Paper show 2016 I W W G
On the following pages you fi nd abstracts of new papers with „Whinchat in main focus“ published in 2016. The Bri sh papers can be found on the previous pages compiled by Jennifer Border.
Interna onal The tested alterna ve mowing regimes may Broyer J, Sukhanova O, Mischenko A 2016: therefore locally increase popula on density How to sustain meadow passerine popula without nega ve density dependent eff ects ons in Europe through alterna ve mowing on hatching rates. Implemen ng rota onal management. Agriculture, Ecosystems & mowing could reduce habitat loss caused by Environment 215, 133 139. farming abandonment in Russia. Postponing mowing un l a er mid July in patches of hay Abstract: Two decades of agri environmental fi elds may sustain meadow bird demography policy did not prevent a long term decline of in the remaining strongholds of western Eu grassland birds in Europe. Addi onal mea rope. sures are therefore needed to sustain the popula ons. This study explored alterna ve Germany mowing management regimes likely to secu Feulner J, Rudroff S, Brendel U 2016: Ein re demographic sources in the early mown Schwarzkehlchen Männchen Saxicola tor- grassland systems of western Europe, and quata als Bruthelfer beim Braunkehlchen S. to limit habitat loss a er farming abandon rubetra. Ornithol. Anz. 54, 297 299. ment in countries of the former Eastern Bloc. Abstract: An unpaired male stonechat ap Postponing grass cu ng un l a er mid July peared as a breeding helper for the whinchat from 2009 to 2014 in half of the area of 4 in the Teuschnitzaue/ Franconian Forest. The study sites (29 55. ha each) in the Saône Val aggressions between both males that were ley (France), led to increased territory den determined in the fi rst instance were disap sity and improved hatching success. Bird re pearing a er a couple of days and the male sponse however was species