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Bird collisions with power lines _ an experiment with ptarmigan
Bevanger & Brøseth
2001
Norway
English
Effects of nest box installation on a distribution power line: Increased Eurasian kestrel nesting, reduced electocutions, and reduced electrical faults
Kolnegari et al.
2001
Iran
English
Avian mortality from power lines: a morphologic approach of a species-specific mortality
Janss G.
2000
Spain & Portugal
English
Common crane and Great bustard collision with power lines: Collision rate and risk exposure
Janss & Ferrer
2000
Spain
English
Assessment of devices designed to lower the incidence of avian power line strikes
Crowder, M.
2000
U.S.
English
Preventing birds of prey problem at transmission line in Western Europe
Bayle, P.
1999
Western Europe
English
Rate of bird collision with power lines: Effects of conductor-marking and static wire-marking
Janss & Ferrer
1998
Spain
English
Biological and conservation aspects of bird mortality caused by electricity power lines: a review
Bevanger. K
1997
Norway
English
Avian behavior and mortality at power lines in coastal South Carolina
Savereno et al.
1996
U.S.
English
The response of common terns (sterna hirundo) to power lines: An assessment of risk in relation to breeding commitment, age and wind speed
Henderson et al.
1996
United Kingdom
English
Evaluation of two power line markers to reduce crane and waterfowl collision mortality
Brown & Drewien
1995
U.S.
English
Bird interactions with utility structures: collision and electrocution, causes and mitigating measures
Bevanger. K
1994
Norway
English
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