zoekresultaten

VLEN Nieuwsbrief 84

Voorwoord en agenda voor vleermuisminners Jaarcyclus Meervleermuis - Louise Prevot en Mark Hoksberg Eerste kraamverblijf mopsvleermuis in Nederland - Douwe van der Ploeg en Wieneke Huls Nieuwbouw snel geaccepteerd door de gewone dwergvleermuis - Jan-Willem Wilbrink Intestinal tropism of a

Lutra 66-1 2023

Lutra 66-1 van het jaar 2023 met o.a. een voorwoord van Johan Thissen en een studie naar de effecten van wind turbines op vleermuizen.

War and wildlife

Author: Johan Thissen The continuing war in Ukraine, and especially the disastrous destruction of the Kachovka Dam about one month ago, made me think about the collateral damage of war to wildlife and international scientific collaboration. The breach of the Kachovka dam in the early hours of the

Effectiveness of behaviour-based interventions in reducing livestock depredation by wolves (Canis lupus)

Authors : Thaana Van Dessel & Lysanne Snijders https://doi.org/10.63269/SJL5382 Abstract: Sustainable coexistence between wolves ( Canis lupus) and humans primarily relies on the availability of effective mitigation practices to reduce livestock depredation by wolves. As a result of wolf recovery

The form radnensis in the upper second molar in isolated subpopulations of the root vole (Alexandromys oeconomus arenicola) in the Netherlands

Author : Jan Piet Bekker https://doi.org/10.63269/SJL5381 Abstract: During a preliminary study of unsorted barn owl pellets from Texel, the Netherlands, twelve out of 140 upper second molars (M2) of the root vole ( Alexandromys ( Microtus) oeconomus arenicola) were identified as the form radnensis

Are offshore wind farms in the Netherlands a potential threat for coastal populations of noctule?

Authors : Sander Lagerveld & Kees Mostert https://doi.org/10.63269/SJL5380 Abstract: Offshore wind farms likely cause mortality amongst migratory bats. Yet it remains unknown whether resident coastal bat populations may be affected by offshore wind developments. We performed an analysis to assess

Prey that kill: Dover soles (Solea solea) causing fatal asphyxiation in seals in the southern North Sea

Authors : Jan Haelters, Thierry Jauniaux, Marja J.L. Kik & Francis Kerckhof https://doi.org/10.63269/SJL5379 Abstract: Along with the increase of harbour seals ( Phoca vitulina) and grey seals ( Halichoerus grypus) in the southern North Sea, the number of stranded dead and dying seals has risen

First records of hibernating Leisler’s bats (Nyctalus leisleri) in Belgium and the Netherlands

Authors : René Janssen, Hans Vermeiren, Ruud Kaal & Daan Dekeukeleire https://doi.org/10.63269/SJL5378 Leisler’s bat ( Nyctalus leisleri) is a rare, but widespread species in Belgium and the Netherlands. The species typically roosts year-round in tree cavities, although bat boxes are also sometimes

Van Dessel & Snijders - Supplementary material

Supplementary materials of: Effectiveness of behaviour-based interventions in reducing livestock depredation by wolves ( Canis lupus) Thaana Van Dessel & Lysanne Snijders Behavioural Ecology Group, Wageningen University & Research, De Elst 1, 6708 WD Wageningen, the Netherlands, e-mail: thaana.vd