Looduskalender

Add a new link or an article
This place works as a collecting point for article and link suggestions for all locked topics.

• Which links are welcome?
  If it´s new, it´s welcome. Please give to each suggested link a short information about the specific WTE reference.
  
  To make sure that a link has not been posted in one of the topics yet, have a look at every topic index or use the search functions (see below).
  
  · Please post in this part of the forum only information.
  
  · “Talk about” is the place for all kinds of comments and for all discussions. All other topics are intended to contain nothing but data collections, links or other WTE information.
  
  Click to find a list with frequently asked questions: viewtopic.php?f=46&t=252
  
  Thanks for your help!

* * *

German journal "Stern" has in its new issue (2012, No. 26 from today)
an article on White tailed Eagles: "Seine Majestät ist zurück" (His majesty is back)
Nice photos and a 2 page article! Page 68

http://www.stern.de/aboknoten/der-neue- ... 43596.html

At the moment the little version of the magazine is clickable and one can click through to the article! (click the top right edge for scrolling!)

Felis silvestris wrote:German journal "Stern" has in its new issue (2012, No. 26 from today)
an article on White tailed Eagles: "Seine Majestät ist zurück" (His majesty is back)
Nice photos and a 2 page article! Page 68

http://www.stern.de/aboknoten/der-neue- ... 43596.html

At the moment the little version of the magazine is clickable and one can click through to the article! (click the top right edge for scrolling!)

Thanks for the hint, Felis! Probably the little version will disappear soon, so it won´t make sense to put it into the database. But the link may stay here for the time beeing. Beautiful pictures!

I think it might be worth to keep an eye on that article, I just clicked the tag "Seeadler" and found an article published in 2005

http://www.stern.de/wissen/natur/brutpr ... 38556.html

Maybe after a while it wanders into their searchable archive?

Felis silvestris wrote:I think it might be worth to keep an eye on that article, I just clicked the tag "Seeadler" and found an article published in 2005

http://www.stern.de/wissen/natur/brutpr ... 38556.html

Maybe after a while it wanders into their searchable archive?

Possible. Let me know if you spot it in the archive, please. I put the article from 2005 into "Full text articles, diff. languages", thank you!

Maertha.. I am not sure if this has been posted here. I know I have seen it before so if you have this video too..just throw it out.

http://vimeo.com/26528159

macdoum wrote:Maertha.. I am not sure if this has been posted here. I know I have seen it before so if you have this video too..just throw it out.

http://vimeo.com/26528159

Thanks for adding a link here, macdoum! Yes, this video is part of the collection, and one of the most beautiful and optimistic in my opinion. I enjoyed watching it.

Brutbiologische Beobachtungen an einem Seeadler Haliaeetus albicilla-Brutplatz in Bayern by Hartmut Müller
published in: Ornithologischer Anzeiger, 49, 2010, p. 193-200
In German with a short summary in English

Felis silvestris wrote:Brutbiologische Beobachtungen an einem Seeadler Haliaeetus albicilla-Brutplatz in Bayern by Hartmut Müller published in: Ornithologischer Anzeiger, 49, 2010, p. 193-200. In German with a short summary in English

Thank you for the hint, Felis.

As we have an injured WTE released with a transmitter, I have looked but did not find this with search:
Meyburg has presented this poster:
http://www.raptor-research.de/pdfs/a_sp ... eadler.pdf and I found also an article on the WTE in question:
http://www.lr-online.de/regionen/Seeadl ... 88,2884978 from 2010.

Felis silvestris wrote:As we have an injured WTE released with a transmitter, I have looked but did not find this with search:
Meyburg has presented this poster:
http://www.raptor-research.de/pdfs/a_sp ... eadler.pdf and I found also an article on the WTE in question:
http://www.lr-online.de/regionen/Seeadl ... 88,2884978 from 2010.

The story of this eagle and the Meyburg website are already part of the collection, but I´ll add the poster to the old entry, thanks.

Another injured WTE, this time a youngster in Südharz, Germany:

http://www.mz-web.de/servlet/ContentSer ... 4342720546

I hope this one has better luck than "our" Nimeta!

Thanks for the link, I´ll add it soon.

macdoum wrote:Maertha.. I am not sure if this has been posted here. I know I have seen it before so if you have this video too..just throw it out.

http://vimeo.com/26528159

This is such a fantastic video. I have just watched it 3 times, then downloaded it and posted it in raptor groups. It's just amazing videography!

Is this the WTE ?
Lovely programme if its available. Either german or french,you choose. I sincely hope you can see it;
http://videos.arte.tv/fr/videos/le-reto ... 35276.html

Thanks for thinking of the database, macdoum . Yes, it´s the WTE! I added this film a while ago to the video collection, it´s no.117. viewtopic.php?f=46&t=251&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&start=100 Beautiful pictures!

Another victim of lead:

http://www.maerkischeallgemeine.de/cms/ ... etten.html

The article was already on my to-add list, but thanks. It´s sad, especially because there are safe, available alternatives to lead ammunition for all hunting, so there's no reason for this poisoning to go on.