migratory network and population status of ardeidae in northern azov sea region
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Abstract
The migratory network of eight Ardeidae species was considered regards the field research in Northern Azov Sea region in 1988-2003. Some 5405 individuals were banded and 44 recovery reports were obtained. The main route of autumn heron migrations was the south-western, the main wintering site were the Levant, Central and West Africa. It was proved the herons belong to local populations which are the part of large Azov-Black Sea geographical populations.
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| Authors | ;Peresadko L. V.;Koshelev V. A.;Koshelev A. I. |
| Journal | colloids and surfaces b: biointerfaces |
| Year | 2012 |
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