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Habitat choice of Red-breasted Flycatchers Ficedula parva is dependent on forestry management and game activity in a deciduous forest in Vienna (Austria): Capsule Forest management and game populations have a major impact on the distribution of Red-breasted Flycatchers.

By Wichmann Gábor,Frank Georg in (2007)

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Demographic consequences of prey availability and diet of Red-billed Choughs Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax: Capsule Variation in prey availability appears to influence Chough fledging success and juvenile survival.

By Kerbiriou Christian,Julliard Romain in (2007)

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Nest-site characteristics of Woodlarks Lullula arborea breeding on heathlands in southern England: are there consequences for nest survival and productivity?: Capsule Although Woodlarks showed strong preferences for various nest-site characteristics, there were no fitness consequences of these choices.

By Mallord John W.,Dolman Paul M.,Brown Andy,Sutherland William J. in (2007)

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Reproductive success of Woodlarks Lullula arborea in traditional and recently colonized habitats: Capsule Set-aside schemes have allowed breeding Woodlarks to colonize farmland, but heathland and forestry habitats remain the stronghold.

By Wright Lucy J.,Hoblyn Ron A.,Sutherland William J.,Dolman Paul M. in (2007)

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Mapping avian distributions: the evolution of bird atlases: Capsule An increasing proportion of atlases now map patterns of abundance but they are still a minority even though they require no more input of time or fieldworkers.

By Gibbons David W.,Donald Paul F.,Bauer Hans-Günther,Fornasari Lorenzo,Dawson Ian K. in (2007)

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Population size, breeding performance and territory quality of Bonelli's Eagle Hieraaetus fasciatus in eastern Spain: Capsule A five-year monitoring study is described of overall population stability and differential reproductive success in relation to habitat heterogeneity.

By López-López Pascual,García-Ripollés Clara,Urios Vicente in (2007)

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Population size and differential population growth of introduced Greater Canada Geese Branta canadensis and re-established Greylag Geese Anser anser across habitats in Great Britain in the year 2000: Capsule Both populations are increasing at a similar rate.

By Austin Graham E.,Rehfisch Mark M.,Allan John R.,Holloway Steve J. in (2007)

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Increased hunting effort buffers against vole scarcity in an urban Kestrel Falco tinnunculus population: Capsule In years with low vole abundance birds visited hunting grounds more frequently and for longer.

By Riegert Jan,Dufek Aleš,Fainová Drahomíra,Mikeš Václav,Fuchs Roman in (2007)

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Effect of cereal harvesting method on a recent population decline of Corn Buntings Emberiza calandra on the Western Isles of Scotland: Capsule Population decline since 1995 is associated with the harvesting of cereals as arable silage.

By Wilson Jeremy D.,Boyle Jamie,Jackson Digger B.,Lowe Brian,Wilkinson Nicholas I. in (2007)

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National and regional patterns of habitat association with foraging Barn Swallows Hirundo rustica in the UK: Capsule Barn Swallows showed a consistent association with cattle across the UK, but certain landscape features, particularly mixed field types and tall trees, were also important.

By Henderson Ian,Holt Chas,Vickery Juliet in (2007)

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