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Acrocephalus, Letnik 32, Številka 148-149 letnik 32 {tevilka 148/149 strani 1-115 Vsebina / Contents 2011 2011 volume 32 number 148/149 pages 1-115 Acrocephalus Uvodnik / Editorial 53 Opis gnezditvenega ciklusa ka~arja Circaetus gallicus 1 Nova mednarodno pomembna obmo~ja (IBA) v na dveh lokacijah v JZ Sloveniji v letih 2010 in 2011 Sloveniji (K. Denac) (P. Kre~i~) DOPPS New Important Bird Areas (IBAs) in Slovenia (K. Denac) Description of the Short-toed Eagle Circaetus gallicus breeding cycle at two sites in SW Slovenia during the years Originalni ~lanki / Original articles 2010 and 2011 (P. Kre~i~) 11 The impact of environmental factors on distribution of Scops Owl Otus scops in the wider Kratki prispevki / Short communications area of Kras (SW Slovenia) (T. Šu�melj) 67 Rezultati januarskega {tetja vodnih ptic leta 2011 Vpliv okoljskih dejavnikov na raz{irjenost velikega skovika v Sloveniji (L. Boži~) Otus scops na {ir{em obmo~ju Krasa (JZ Slovenija) Results of the January 2011 waterbird census in Slovenia (T. Šu�melj) (L. Boži~) 29 Characteristics of soaring birds’ spring migration 79 Aberrantly coloured Cory's Shearwater Calonectris over inland SE Bulgaria diomedea offshore Chalkidiki, northern Greece (P. Shurulinkov, G. Daskalova, N. Chakarov, K. Hristov, S. (B.P. Nikolov, I.P. Hristova-Nikolova & H. van Grouw) Dyulgerova, Y. Gocheva, S. Cheshmedzhiev, M. Madzharov & I. Aberantno obarvan rumenokljuni viharnik Calonectris Dimchev) diomedea opazovan v bližini Chalkidike, severna Gr~ija Zna~ilnosti spomladanske selitve jadrajo~ih ptic v (B.P. Nikolov, I.P. Hristova-Nikolova & H. van Grouw) notranjosti JV Bolgarije (P. Shurulinkov, G. Daskalova, N. Chakarov, K. Hristov, S. 81 Pojavljanje nilske gosi Alopochen aegyptiacus v Dyulgerova, Y. Gocheva, S. Cheshmedzhiev, M. Madzharov & I. Sloveniji (D. Bordjan & E. Šinigoj) Dimchev) Occurence of the Egyptian Goose Alopochen aegyptiacus in Slovenia (D. Bordjan & E. Šinigoj) 45 Monitoring of facultative avian scavengers on large mammal carcasses in Dinaric forest of 85 Iz ornitolo{ke bele`nice / From the ornithological Slovenia (M. Krofel) notebook Spremljanje priložnostnih pti~jih mrhovinarjev na truplih velikih sesalcev v dinarskem gozdu Slovenije (M. Krofel) 113 Nove knjige / New Books Acrocephalus 148/149 letnik 32 {tevilka 148/149 strani 1-115 volume 32 number 148/149 pages 1-115 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 Izdajatelj in lastnik / Published and owned by: Izhajanje in naro~nina: V letniku izidejo 4 {tevilke. Letna naro~nina Original work on all fields of ornithology, without any geographical limitation, If the language of the reference is other than English and the understanding of 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 the title is important, an English translation can be provided in brackets (see European and eastern Mediterranean regions are particularly encouraged. The example below). References should be in the following style: Slovenia), p.p. 2990, SI−1001 Ljubljana, Slovenija contributions should not have been submitted for publication elsewhere. Review Annual publications and membership subscription (abroad): journal paper: SACKL, P. 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