Any species of the warm-blooded vertebrates which make up the class Aves. (Source: MGH)



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Curtis O, Simmons RE, Jenkins AR 2004. Black Harrier Circus maurus of the Fynbos biome, South Africa: a threatened specialist or an adaptable survivor?. Bird Conservation International 14 233-245
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Black Harrier Circus maurus of the Fynbos biome_2004.pdf 123.59 KB
Simmons R 2011. Black Harriers - in synch and in trouble?. (22)
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Black Harriers_in synch and in trouble _2011.pdf 126.08 KB
Simmons RE, Sakko A, Paterson J, Nzuzi A 2006. Birds and conservation significance of the Namib Desert's least known coastal wetlands: Baia and Ilha dos Tigres, Angola. .African Journal of Marine Science 28 (3-4) 713-717
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BaiaDosTigres Simmons 2006.pdf 304.7 KB
Simmons RE, Barnard PE 2005. Too hot to handle? The impact of climate change on African Birds. Africa - Birds and Birding 10 (5) 52-60
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ABB_Climate_change_Too_hot_to_handle.pdf 760.68 KB
Simmons R, Barnard P 2009. How will birds cope with climate change?. Birdlife South Africa (December 2009/January 2010) 78-79
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Birds_and_Climate_change.pdf 188.08 KB
Simmons RE, Muntifering J, Ogada D, Hruska T, Tupper B, Childers E, Thompsen J, Hyman J, Lickel L, Jeong V 2005. Avian diversity on the Cunene River: Perspectives and potential implications of proposed dam sites. In Prep.
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Epupa REVISEDreportMay05.doc 302.5 KB
Simmons RE, Avery G, Avery DM 2009. Booted Eagles breeding and diet records from Brukkaros Crater 2009.
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Booted Eagles confirmed breeding in Brukkaros 2009.doc 116.5 KB
Simmons R 2009. Desert detour for Damaras. (December 2009/January 2010) 58-60
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Desert detour for Damaras.pdf 496.48 KB
Simmons RE 2011. Greater Kestrel survives impact with power lines. Ostrich: Journal of African Ornithology 82 (1) 75-76
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Greater Kestrel survives powerline Ostrich.pdf 54.82 KB
1974. Zambian recoveries. 3 (2) 4
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Zambian recoveries_1974.pdf 286.28 KB
van Niekerk A 1996. Management of ostriches for egg production. Agricola 9 33 - 35
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Management of ostriches for egg production_1996.pdf 370.39 KB
Iipinge M, Zimmermann I 2009. An evaluation of various feeds for domesticated guinea fowl. Agricola 19 26 - 28
Cotter RC, Boag DA, Shank CC 1992. Raptor predation on Rock Ptarmigan (Lagopus mutus) in the central Canadian Arctic. Journal of Raptor Research 26 (3) 146 – 151
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Raptor predation on Rock Ptarmigan in the central Canadian Arctic.pdf 665.44 KB
Ogada DL, Keesing F, Virani MZ 2011. Dropping dead: causes and consequences of vulture population declines worldwide. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 1 - 15
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Causes and consequences of vulture population declines worldwide.pdf 593.53 KB
Korpimäki E 1994. Rapid or delayed tracking of multiannual vole cycles by avian predators. Journal of Animal Ecology 63 (3) 619 – 628
Braby J, Underhill LG, Simmons RE 2011. Prey capture success and chick diet of Damara terns Sterna balaenarum in Namibia. African Journal of Marine Science 33 (2) 247 - 254
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Damara_Terns_prey_capture_chick_diet_Braby_etal_2011_AJMS.pdf 354.87 KB
Braby J 2010. New migration records for the Damara Tern Sterna balaenarum. Ornithological Observations 1 38 - 41
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OO_2010_01_038-041 Damara Tern migration JB.pdf 99.23 KB
van Niekerk A 1998. Indigenous chickens. The wise choice.
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Spotlight_008.pdf 2.53 MB
van Niekerk A 1999. Ducks. A good option.
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Spotlight_027.pdf 2.32 MB
Pérez-García JM, Botella F, Sánchez-Zapata JA, Moleón M 2011. Conserving outside protected areas: Edge effects and avian electrocutions on the periphery of Special Protection Areas. Bird Conservation International 1 - 7
Dwyer JF 2006. Electric shock injuries in a Harris's Hawk Population. Journal of Raptor Research 40 (3) 193 - 199
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Electric shock injuries in a Harriers Hawk population.pdf 359.9 KB
Carrete M, Sánchez-Zapata JA, Benítez JR, Lobón M, Donázara ML 2009. Large scale risk-assessment of wind-farms on population viability of a globally endangered long-lived raptor. Biological Conservation 142 (12) 2954 - 2961
Martin GR, Shaw JM 2010. Bird collisions with power lines: Failing to see the way ahead?. Biological Conservation 143 2695 - 2702
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bird collisions with power lines failing to see the way ahead.pdf 586.95 KB
Rubolini D, Gustin M, Bogliani G, Garavaglia R 2005. Birds and powerlines in Italy: An assessment. Bird Conservation International 15 131 - 145
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birds and powerlines in Italy an assessment.pdf 130.75 KB
Ponce C, Alonso JC, Argandona G, Fernandez AG, Carrasco M 2010. Carcass removal by scavengers and search accuracy affect bird mortality estimates at power lines. Animal Conservation 13 603 - 612
Mojica EK, Watts BD, Paul JT, Voss ST, Pottie J 2009. Factors contributing to Bald Eagle electrocutions and line collisions on Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. Journal of Raptor Research 43 (1) 57-61
Tintó A, Real J, Mañosa S 2010. Predicting and Correcting Electrocution of Birds in Mediterranean Areas. Journal of Wildlife Management 74 (8) 1852 - 1862
Mañosa S 2001. Strategies to identify dangerous electricity pylons for birds. Biodiversity and Conservation 10 1997 - 2012
Lehmana RN, Kennedy PL, Savidge JA 2007. The state of the art in raptor electrocution research: A global review. Biological Conservation 136 159 - 174