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Relocation of the marking work on a 110 kV overhead line in Queichtal (Rhineland-Palatinate))
Fangrath, M
2007
Germany
German
Bird mortality on overhead power lines: Issues and prospects in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region
Kabouche et al.
2006
France
French
Suggested practices for avian protection on power lines: The state of art in 2006
Avian Power Line Interaction Committee (APLIC)
2006
North America
English
Electric shock injuries in a Harris's Hawk population
Dwyer, J.
2006
U.S.
English
Birds and powerlines in Italy: An assessment
Rubolini et al.
2005
Italy
English
Electrocution alters the distribution and density of a top predator, the eagle owl (Bubo bubo)
Sergio et al.
2004
Italy
English
Impact of power lines on bird mortality in a subalpine area
Bevanger & Brøseth
2004
Norway
English
Mitigation of collisions of birds with high-tension electric power lines by marking the ground wire
De La Zerda & Roselli
2003
Colombia
English
Protecting birds on powerlines: A practical guide on the risks to birds from electricity transmission facilities and how to minimise any such adverse effects
Haas et al.
2003
Germany
English
Mitigating collision of birds against transmission lines in wetland areas in Colombia, by marking the ground wire with bird flight diverters (BFD)
De La Zerda, S. & Rosellie, L.
2002
Colombia
English
Potential negative effects of collisions with transmission lines, on a Bonelli's Eagle population
Mañosa, S. & Real, J.
2001
Spain
English
Strategies to identify dangerous electricity pylons for birds
Mañosa, S.
2001
Spain
English
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