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Copulation behaviour of the osprey Pandion haliaetus

Animal Behaviour, 1988
Abstract Copulation patterns in the osprey, based on an exceptionally complete data set, are described. Ospreys copulated frequently, on average 160 times per cluth (range: 88–338), but only 39% of copulations resulted in cloacal contact. Pairs averaged 59 successful copulations per clutch, starting 14 days before, and peaking in the few days before ...
T.R. Birkhead, C.M. Lessells
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Osprey, Pandion haliaetus

2004
Fact sheet on endangered or threatened species in New Jersey, containing identification, habitat, and status and conservation information.
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Bukoč Pandion haliaetus

2013
Prikazana su kretanja bukoča na temelju stogodišnjih podataka o prstenovanim i nađenim pticama.
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Balbuzard pêcheur : Pandion haliaetus, Western Osprey

2022
Cet ouvrage en 2 volumes d'environ 1200 pages est un fruit de 4 ans d’un travail colossal impliquant plus de 200 rédacteurs et relecteurs et coordonné par deux salariés de la LPO Jérémy Dupuis et Louis Sallé. Ce sont plus de 100 millions de données qui ont été collectées par plus de 50 000 ornithologues professionnels et amateurs, portant sur les ...
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Diet of the Osprey Pandion haliaetus in Finland

Ornis Scandinavica, 1978
The diet of the Osprey was studied in two areas of Finland in 1972-74 by analyzing food remains and carcasses found at nests. A total of 914 prey specimens were detected in 47 nests; they were all fish. Abramis fish (mainly bream, A. brama) were the most common prey both in central Finland and on the southwestern coast of Finland, and made up 63% and ...
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Growth and Behaviour of Young Ospreys Pandion haliaetus

Oikos, 1977
The growth rate (K) of young ospreys Pandion haliaetus L. as described by a logistic equation is 0.12; the average length of time required to grow from 10 to 90 % of the asymptotic weight is 36.7 d. There is an inverse relationship between brood size and the fledging weight of the chicks.
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Säilikpuude sobivus kalakotka (Pandion haliaetus) pesapuudeks

2013
Novadays the biggest threat to the Osprey is the lack of suitable nesting trees and the collapsing of the nests built on unsuitable treetops. In this Bachelor Thesis the objective was to examine how many retention trees does the Riigimetsa Majandamise Keskus (RMK) leave on clear cuttings areas, which could be used by Osprey as nest trees.
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Balbuzard pêcheur Pandion haliaetus

2012
Leo Zwarts   +3 more
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