BORCH'S FALCONRY - english
51 titles
Anderson, S. H. / Conway, C. J. / Abbate, D. / Runde, D.
Long-Term Productivity of A Prairie Falcon Population (Falco-Mexicanus ) under Harvest Conditions
Article in: Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America; vol.71 (1990), no.2 SUPPL.; pp. 78.
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Anderson, S.H. / D.E. Runde
Controlled harvest of a population of large falcons: A test of prairie falcon population resilience
Proposal for Res., Submitted Through Wyoming Coop. Res. Unit.
1982.
*** 24 pp.
Bird, D. / D. Varland / J.J. Negro (eds.)
Raptors in Human Landscapes
Publ.: Academy Press and the Raptor Research Foundation
Year and place: 1996 London, U.K.
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Blanco, Guillermo
Seasonal abundance of black kites associated with the rubbish dump of Madrid, Spain
Article in: Journal of Raptor Research; vol. 28 (1994); iss. 4; pp. 242-245
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Blanco, Guillermo
Role of refuse as food for migrant, floater and breeding black kites (Milvus milvus)
Letter in: Journal of Raptor Research; vol. 31 (1997); iss. 1; pp. 71-76
**** Keywords: Black kite; Milvus migrans; garbage dump; foraging; refuse
Bond, R.M.
What happens to trained hawks?
Article in: American Falconer; vol. 2 (1943); pp. 7-11
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Bosakowski, Thomas / Speiser, Robert / Smith, Dwight G. / Niles, Lawrence J.
Loss of Cooper's hawk nesting habitat to suburban development: Inadequate protection for a state-endangered species
Article in: Journal of Raptor Research; vol. 27 (1993); iss. 1; pp. 26-30
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Bosakowski, Robert / Smith
Distribution and species richness of a forest raptor community in relation to urbanization
Article in: Journal of Raptor Research; vol. 31 (1997); iss. 1; pp. 26-33
**** Keywords: forest raptors; community; urbanization; forest fragmentation; wilderness; survey.
Brown, Bryan T. / Stevens, Lawrence E.
Winter bald eagle distribution is inversely correlated with human activity along the Colorado River, Arizona
Article in: Journal of Raptor Research; vol. 31 (1997); iss. 1; pp. 7-10
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Cade, T. J. / Thelander, C. G. / White, C. M.
Peregrine falcon populations: their management and recovery
Publ.: The Peregrine Fund
Year and place: 1988 Boise, Idaho
ISBN: 0-9619839-0-6
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'The research as presented in this volume proves conclusively that peregrine falcons as a species are not now nor ever were in the least endangered... The publication of this book highlights a contemporary wildlife-research paradox. The endangered listing of peregrine falcons was openly exploited through all manner of publicity for twenty years as a fundraiser by the Peregrine Fund and (in Canada) by World Wildlife Fund for peregrine research, which has now proved the listing should never have been made... is interesting and informative reading when read with the kind of scepticism that separates science from advocacy, of which latter there is plenty, deliberately and skillfully blended... The editors do insist on having the last word on anything controversial, thus chiding and then correcting the British European dissenting view concerning the chemicals aldrin, dieldrin, and heptachlor.' F. L. Beebe, 'The Compleat Falconer'
A definitive work on the peregrine falcon. There is no way around this volume if you want to learn about the biology of the peregrine. Outstanding! Jakob E. Borch
Cade, Tom / Gilroy, Martin J.
Development of captive breeding and release techniques
Abstract in: Journal of Raptor Research; vol. 31 (1997); iss. 3; pp. 299-301
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Chavez-Ramirez, Felipe / Prieto, Felipe G.
Effects of prescribed fires on habitat use by wintering raptors on a Texas barrier island grassland
Article in: Journal of Raptor Research; vol. 28 (1994); iss. 4; pp. 262-265
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Chindgren, S.R.
Trained raptor electrocution--a request for information
Article in: Hawk Chalk; vol. 20 (1981); pp. 59
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Conway, C. J. / Anderson, S. H. / Runde, D. E. / Abbate, D.
Effects of experimental nestling harvest on prairie falcons
Article in: Journal of Wildlife Management; vol.59 (1995); iss. 2; pp. 311-316.
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Csermely, Davide / Corona, Carlo Vittorio
Behaviour and activity of rehabilitated buzzards (Buteo Buteo) released in Northern Italy
Article in: Journal of Raptor Research; vol. 28 (1994); iss. 2; pp. 100-107
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England, A. Sidney / Estep, James A. / Holt, Waldo R.
Nest-site selection and reproductive performance of urban-nesting Swainson¹s hawks in the central valley of California
Letter in: Journal of Raptor Research; vol. 29 (1995); iss. 3; pp. 179-186
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Grubb, Teryl G. / Bowerman, William W.
Variations in breeding bald eagle responses to jets light planes and helicopters
Letter in: Journal of Raptor Research; vol. 31 (1997); iss. 3; pp. 213-222
**** Keywords: Bald eagle, Haliaeetus leucocephalus, disturbance, aircraft, behaviour, Arizona, Michigan, modeling, classification trees
G.M. Sutton Avian Research Center
Breeding bird surveys on Fort Sill Army Reservation, Report to Fort Sill Natural Res. Dept.
Article in: 1994 Final Report of G.M. Sutton Avian Research Center
Publ.:
Year and place: 1994
**** 11pp.
G.M. Sutton Avian Research Center
Nesting success of prairie and prairie-edge nesting birds on Fort Sill Army Reservation, Report to Fort Sill Natural Res. Dept.
Article in: 1994 Final Report of G.M. Sutton Avian Research Center
Publ.:
Year and place: 1994
**** 10pp.
Hamilton, Gary D. / Weeks, Harmon, P.
Cortisol and aldosterone comparisons of cottontail rabbits collected by shooting, trapping, and falconry
Article in: Journal of Wildlife Diseases; vol. 21 (1985); iss. 1; pp. 40-42
**** Abstract: Cortisol and aldosterone levels were measured in plasma of eastern cottontail rabbits collected by three different method, i.e. shooting, live-trapping and falconry. Cortisol levels ranged from near 0 to 27,5 mikrograms/100 ml and aldosterone from near 0 to 220 ng/100 ml. Shot animals had significangly lower cortisol concentrations than those taken by either of the other methods. Trapped cottontails also had significantly lower aldosterone levels.
Hendricks, P. and D.L. Reinking
Investigator visitation and predation rates on bird nests in burned and unburned tallgrass prairie
in Oklahoma: An experimental study
Article in: Southwestern Natur; vol. 39 (1994); pp. 196-200.
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Hannum, G., W. Anderson and M. Nelson
Powerlines and birds of prey
Paper Presented at Northwest Electric Light & Power Assoc. Eng. & Operating Conf., Yakima, Washington
1974 Yakima, Washington
*** 23pp.
Kenward, R.E.
Mortality and fate of trained birds of prey
Article in: Journal of Wildlife Management; vol. 38 (1974); pp. 751-756
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Kenward, R.
Captive breeding - a contribution by falconers to the preservation of falconiformes
In R.D. Chancellor [ed.] World Conference on Birds of Prey, report of proceedings.
International Council for Bird Preservation, (Vienna, Austria); pp. 378-381.
Publ.: ICBP
Year and place: 1977 Vienna, Austria
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Kenward, R.
Captive breeding - a contribution by falconers to the preservation of falconiformes
Article in: Hawk Chalk; vol. 15 (1977); pp. 61-63.
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Kenward, R.
The causes of death in trained raptors
In J.E. Cooper and A.G. Greenwood [eds.]: Recent advances in the study of raptor diseases. Proc. Int. Symp. on Dis. of Birds of Prey, 1-3 July 1980, pp. 27-29.
Publ.: Chiron Publications, Ltd.
Year and place: 1981 Keighley, West Yorkshire, England, London
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Kenward, R.
Mortalities of falconers' birds
Article in: Falconer 5:314-316
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Kenward, R.E. and V. Marcstrom
Goshawk predation on game and poultry: some problems and solutions
In R.E. Kenward and I.M. Lindsay [eds.]: Understanding the goshawk, pp. 152-162
Publ.: International Association for Falconry and Conservation of Birds of Prey
Year and place: 1981 Oxford, U.K.
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Kenward, R.E., M. Marquiss and I. Newton
What happens to goshawks trained for falconry?
Article in: Journal of Wildlife Management 45 (1981); pp. 802-806.
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Kenward, Robert
Impact of falconry on wild raptor populations preface
Abstract in: Journal of Raptor Research; vol. 31 (1997); iss. 3; pp. 293
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Kenward, Robert
Inferring sustainable yields for raptor populations
Abstract in: Journal of Raptor Research; vol. 31 (1997); iss. 3; pp. 295-296
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Marzluff, John M. / Vekany, Mark S. / Kochert, Michael N. / Steenhof, Karen
Productivity of golden eagles wearing backpack radiotransmitters
Article in: Journal of Raptor Research; vol. 31 (1997); iss. 3; pp. 223-227
**** Keywords: Aquila chrysaëtos, golden eagle, productivity, radio-tagging, weather
Mathisen, J. E.
Effects of human disturbance on nesting of bald eagles
Article in: J. Wildlife Management; vol. 23 (1968); iss. 1; pp. 1-6
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Mosher, Jim / Brett, Jim / Kenward, Robert / Newton, Ian
Falconry Position Statement
In: Wingspan; vol. 6 (1997); iss. 1; pp. 4-5
**** "...The issues discussed in the international debate on falconry are all dealt with: Capture of wild raptors - which is legal in the US and several european countries, captive propagation, hybridization of different species, identification of individual birds and their parentage and control and surveillance of falconry.
The scientific litterature excisting on the issues have been reviewed and the RFF concludes that falconry if properly managed is an ecologically sound practice."
Mosher, James A.
Falconry harvest in the United States
Abstract in: Journal of Raptor Research; vol. 31 (1997); iss. 3; pp. 294-295
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Mossop, D. H.
Domestic gyrfalcons--A uniquely northern enterprise or a monumental headache?
In: Transactions of the Forty-Sixth Federal-Provincial Wildlife Conference; pp. 130-136
Publ.: Canadian Wildlife Service
Year and place: 1982 Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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Mossop, D. H.
The management and policies affecting raptor management in the Yukon Territory, Canada
In W.N. Ladd and P.F. Schempf [eds.]: Raptor management and biology in Alaska and western Canada. Proceedings of a symposium and workshop, Feb. 17-20, 1981; pp. 25-29
Publ.: USDI, USFWS
Year and place: 1982 Anchorage, AK
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Mossop, D. H. and R. Hayes
Yukon Territory gyrfalcon harvest experiment. (1974-80)
In W.N. Ladd and P.F. Schempf [eds.]: Raptor management and biology in Alaska and Western Canada, Proceedings of a symposium and workshop, Feb. 17-20, 1981; pp. 263-280
Publ.: USDI, USFWS
Year and place: 1982 Anchorage, Alaska
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Parrish, Jimmie R.
Comments on hybridization in raptors
Abstract in: Journal of Raptor Research; vol. 31 (1997); iss. 3; pp. 296-298
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Platt, J.
The breeding behavior of wild and captive Gyrfalcons in relation to their environment and human disturbance. (Ph. D. thesis)
Publ.: Cornell University
Year and place: 1977 Ithaca, New York
ISBN:
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Redig, Patrick / Duke, Gary E. / Martell, Marc
Contributions of rehabilitation/education programs in raptor management
Abstract in: Journal of Raptor Research; vol. 31 (1997); iss. 3; pp. 298-299
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Rohrbaugh, R.W., and R.H. Yahner
Reclaimed surface mines: an important nesting habitat for Northern Harriers in Pennsyvania
Article in: "Raptors in Human Landscapes". D. Bird, D. Varland, and J.J. Negro (eds.);
Publ.: Academy Press and the Raptor Research Foundation
Year and place: 1996 London, U.K.
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Rowell , Galen
Falcon Rescue
Article in: The National Geographic Magazine; anno 1991; april issue; pp. 106-115
**** Stunning colour photographs.
'More and more peregrines soar over California, but are they out of danger? Eggs with thin shells and high toxin levels in adult birds lead biologists to take a closer look.'
Runde, Douglas E.
Controlled harvest of nestling prairie falcons: a field experiment
Article in: Journal of Raptor Research; vol. 31 (1997); iss. 3; pp. 293-294
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Savage, Candace
Peregrine Falcons
Publ.: Sierra Club Books
Year and place: 1992 San Fransisco
ISBN: 0 87156 504 8
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Schlorff, R.W.
Prairie falcon harvest program
Unpubl. rep., California Dept. of Fish and Game
Year and place: 1982 Sacramento
*** 4pp
Schlorff, R.W.
Prairie falcon harvest program
Unpubl. rep., California Dept. of Fish and Game
Year and place: 1983 Sacramento
*** 4pp
Schlorff, R.W.
Prairie falcon harvest program
Unpubl. rep., California Dept. of Fish and Game
Year and place: 1984 Sacramento
*** 8pp
Schueck , Linda S.
Influence of weather on conclusions about effects of human activities on raptors
Article in: J. Wildl. Manage.; vol. 59; iss. 4; pp. 674-682
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United States Department of the Interior Fish & Wildlife Services
Final environmental assessment - Falconry and raptor propagation regulations
Publ.: USF&WS
Year and place: 1988
ISBN: -
**** 'Abstract: The Fish and Wildlife Service proposes to amend 50 CFR 21, Sections 21.28 - 21.30 to establish simpler, less restrictive regulations governing the use of most raptors. Both falconry and raptor propagation are small scale activities having little or no impact on raptor populations. Recent data indicate that most raptor populations have increased considerably from lows reached in the early 1970s at the end of a long period when use of harmful pesticides was widespread. The degree of regulation imposed by the federal regulations governing falconry (1976) appears to be unnecessary for most species. For the peregrine falcon, however, the Fish and Wildlife Service proposes to retain restrictive regulations.'
White, C. M.
The beginning of an endangered species comeback: the Peregrine Falcon
Article in: American Biology Teacher; vol. 46; pp. 212-220
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BORCH'S FALCONRY - english