WhinCHAT
Digital Magazine for Whinchat Research and Conservation
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Content of Volume IV
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The Carinthian Whinchat Conser-vation Project
Experiences and successes of the Carinthian Whinchat conservation project in southern Austria.
Author: Andreas Kleewein
10 pages
The Whinchat in Schleswig-Holstein
The Whinchat (Saxicola rubetra) in Schleswig-Holstein, northern Germany - a new population estimate.
Authors: Anne Evers, Jan Sohler & Bernd Koop
4 pages
The Whinchat near Burbach and Neun-kirchen/Germany
The Whinchat (Saxicola rubetra) in the bird protection area "Woods and meadows near Burbach and Neunkirchen" (district Siegen-Wittgenstein, North Rhine-Westphalia) - population development and habitat management.
Author: Manuel Graf
19 pages
Whinchat near salZwedel /Germany II
The Whinchat Saxicola rubetra along the "Green Belt" near Salzwedel - Part 2: Protection of ground-nesting meadow birds, population development, efficiency of protection measures.
Author: Olaf Olejnik
13 pages
Whinchat in the LAhn-Dill-District/Germany
Can we save our 'Jewel of Meadows'? - Stock Decline - Protection Measures - Experiences.
Authors: Franziska Schmidt & Matthias Korn
7 pages
Whinchats and set-aside flower patches
Whinchats (Saxicola rubetra) and set-aside flower patches - Results of a survey in 2018 and 2019 in Lüchow-Dannenberg District, Lower Saxony.
Author: Christoph Siems-Wedhorn
8 pages
Whinchat in the Italian Alps
The impact of modern dairy farming on the Whinchat: a case study in the Italian Alps.
Authors: Giacomo Assandri, Mattia Brambilla & Paolo Pedrini
8 pages
The Whinchat breeding in the Netherlands
The Whinchat breeding in the Netherlands - Distribution, numbers, habitats and conservation.
Authors: Ruud Van Beusekom, Pauline Alefs & Arend Van Dijk
5 pages
Attraction of Whinchats by oversupply of artificial perches
Attraction of Whinchats Saxicola rubetra onto late cut meadows by oversupply of artificial perches.
Authors: Martin Schuck, Andre Ducry, Lisa Hülsmann & Stefan Wild
7 pages
Interspecific territoriality between Whinchat and stonechat
Observations and comments on interspecific territoriality between Whinchat Saxicola rubetra and Stonechat S. rubicola in parts of northern Germany.
Authors: Olaf Olejnik
9 pages
the power of natural forces
Let us not forget the power of natural forces.
Author: Davorin Tome
2 pages
Paper Show 2019
Abstracts and summaries of new papers with „Whinchat in main focus“ that were
mostly published in 2019.
5 pages
