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The First insights into Avian Deformities in Algeria
High rates of gross deformities in wildlife populations often serve as indicators of underlying environmental health problems. This study represents the first, most comprehensive effort possible to document avian deformities in Algeria, including abnormal beaks and colours, leucism, albinism, and…
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NOTE SULLA BIOLOGIA RIPRODUTTIVA DEL FALCO PELLEGRINO MEDITERRANEO FALCO PEREGRINUS BROOKEI NELLA SICILIA SUD-ORIENTALE
Il Falco pellegrino mediterraneo Falco peregrinus brookei è stato studiato nell’area meridionale dei monti Iblei nel triennio 2023-2025. L’indagine è stata avviata per conoscere la densità e la distribuzione spaziale dei siti di nidificazione utilizzando la metodologia della Nearest Neighbour…
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Even more generalist: an invasive crayfish as a novel food source for Common Buzzards
Generalist predators exploit a wide range of food resources, making them more adaptable. Sometimes, the appearance of a new species can lead to their exploitation, especially when it is abundant. In this sense, Red Swamp Crayfishes Procambarus clarkii, one of the most dangerous freshwater exotic…
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The discovery of a dead Gray Catbird Dumetella carolinensis in the port of Genoa, a first record for Italy
On November 23rd, 2023, a Gray Catbird Dumetella carolinensis was found dead inside the Genoa Pra’ port terminal. This is the first record for Italy. The bird's condition suggests that death occurred approximately 20 days before it was found. On October 26th, another Gray Catbird was observed on…
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Influence of climatic conditions and hazelnut farming on the temporal trends and spatial distribution of waterbirds at wintering grounds
Waterbird distribution in Mediterranean wetlands during winter is influenced by habitat conditions, climate, food availability, and human activities. We analysed count data from the International Waterbird Census (2009–2025) at a volcanic lake in central Italy heavily impacted by intensive hazelnut…
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Golden Eagle Breeding Returns to the West Bank, Palestine: Offspring Mortality in Both Attempts
The Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos, a globally distributed apex raptor, has long been rare in Palestine. This study reports the first documented breeding attempts in the West Bank in more than four decades. Bi-weekly surveys in Wadi Sa'ir and Al-Kanub Nature Reserve (October 2021–June 2023)…
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A juvenile Spanish Imperial Eagle Aquila adalberti in the northwestern Italian Alps: first accepted record for Italy
The first accepted record of the Spanish Imperial Eagle Aquila adalberti for Italy is reported, based on a juvenile individual spotted in the northwestern Italian Alps (Aosta Valley) on August 24, 2025, at approximately 2,650 m a.s.l. The sighting was documented by several photographs. Diagnostic…
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Perched above the fields: density and habitat use of wintering raptors in an intensive farmland area in northern Italy
The wintering period represents a critical stage for avian survival and population dynamics. However, systematic monitoring during this phase remains scarce compared to the extensive research dedicated to the reproductive period and migration. To address this gap, we investigated the wintering…
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La nostra selvaggina da penna. I: La starna (Perdix perdix)
A good knowledge of game habits with an educated sporting spirit have made possible in many a country that hunters became a most important strength in nature conservation and in wise use of natural resources of which birds are such a noticeable part. We cannot say the same for italian hunters which…
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High-altitude flight in Black-winged Stilt Himantopus himantopus inferred from GPS tracking and ERA5 wind-field data
Understanding how migratory birds adjust their flight behaviour to cope with environmental challenges is essential to identify the limits of their aerial performance. Black-winged Stilts Himantopus himantopus are considered medium-distance migrants, but their flight altitude has not been studied in…
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Diet composition and diversity of the Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus over 30 years on coastal Mediterranean islands, France
Objectives We aimed to provide a long-term, comprehensive description of Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus diet composition and diversity on coastal Mediterranean islands, near a major urban area, at breeding and non-breeding seasons. Methods We identified prey species from 87 remain samples of F…