1966
DOI: 10.2307/1365718
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Breeding of the Starling in Central Arizona

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“…Increases in local breeding populations were obtained by providing artificial sites, as farm buildings occur sporadically and suitable sites are few. Starlings have been similarly established or increased elsewhere in the world, and it appears that the lack of suitable nest cavities commonly limits their breeding populations, e.g., in North America (Kessel 1957, Royall 1966, Scotland (Anderson 1961), and Czechoslovakia (Hudec & Folk 1961). In north-west Germany, starling numbers have recently increased significantly owing to local building programmes providing suitable sites (von Oelke 1967).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Increases in local breeding populations were obtained by providing artificial sites, as farm buildings occur sporadically and suitable sites are few. Starlings have been similarly established or increased elsewhere in the world, and it appears that the lack of suitable nest cavities commonly limits their breeding populations, e.g., in North America (Kessel 1957, Royall 1966, Scotland (Anderson 1961), and Czechoslovakia (Hudec & Folk 1961). In north-west Germany, starling numbers have recently increased significantly owing to local building programmes providing suitable sites (von Oelke 1967).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ecology Division, Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, is currently investigating how starling numbers can be increased by erecting nest boxes; the best design for a nest box; what eventually checks the starling population; and how the increased population affects grass grubs and orchards (Bull 1973). Royall (1966) in central Arizona, and De Haven & Guarino (1970) at Denver, Colorado, found that starling nest boxes were heavily infested with the red fowl mite, Dermanyssus gallinae. Several workers in New Zealand also (e.g., Wilson 1973; P. C. Bull, J. E. C. Flux, and P. Purchas, pers.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Esto podría relacionarse a un mayor esfuerzo reproductivo por parte de los estorninos durante la segunda puesta, influenciado por la baja supervivencia de pichones por nido (x= 0,41) de la primera nidada. Dos casos similares fueron observados en estorninos en Norteamérica por Moore (1984) y por Royall (1966).…”
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“…La reducción de nidada en el estornino fue registrada por numerosos autores (Lack 1948a, Dunnet 1955, Collins y de Vos 1966, Royall 1966. En el parque Pereyra Iraola se observó que el 37,9% de los nidos donde nacieron pichones sufrieron una reducción de nidada que no se encontró afectada por las variables climáticas ni por el tamaño de la nidada.…”
Section: Reducción De Nidadaunclassified
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