Etude de la migration palombe en Dordogne. Impact de la chasse en palombières

Biología y Gestión de Colúmbidos silvestres. II Coloquio Internacional = Biologie et la Gestion des Colombins Sauvages. II Coloque International

BONNEFFILLE, Michel

Publication year:
2001
Publication place:
Donostia-San Sebastián
ISBN:
84-8419-942-8
ISSN:
1137-8603

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Summary

Our lack of knowledge on the migration of pigeons, on the impact of hunting in the pigeon population, and on the importance of the bag lead us to speculate on reality. To answer such questions, a network of volunteer specialists has been set up. Over a period of twelve years the results in terms of figures allow us to shed light on a number of questions. The biggest amount of migrants were contained in just 15% of the flocks, and quickly sur-passed in non-consecutive days. The result in terms of hunting bag is inversely proportional to the quantity of birds that compose the flocks. Number of birds shot is not proportional to the number of birds detected, but depends on the quantity of small flocks. It is less than 1% of the birds bag census. The migration observed in the department has not diminished since 1987.
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