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Northern Bald Ibis: May 2015
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Conservation of the last viable wild population in the world. HELP US TO PROTECT NBI. Wednesday, 27 May 2015. NBI situation in Siria. Read it at http:/ www.ibtimes.com. A rare bird in Syria is at risk of extinction after Palmyra, one of the country’s most ancient cities, was captured by the Islamic State group earlier this month, BBC reported, citing experts. The bird, called the northern bald ibis, was declared. From February to July in the highlands of Ethiopia. Which is considered by UNESCO to be R...
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Northern Bald Ibis: Eastern population: Odeinat stops transmitting
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Conservation of the last viable wild population in the world. HELP US TO PROTECT NBI. Tuesday, 14 August 2012. Eastern population: Odeinat stops transmitting. Our colleague Chris Bowden reports us that, sadly, Odeinat. The team responsible of his monitoring had hoped this might have been a temporary blip, but this now seems unlikely. Unfortunately the site where Odeinat. Has overwintered the past years has not been possible to reach and check. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Nuestro blog en español.
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Northern Bald Ibis: September 2013
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Conservation of the last viable wild population in the world. HELP US TO PROTECT NBI. Monday, 30 September 2013. NBI at Sidi Kaouki. A dozen NBI has been spotted by the coast of Sidi Kaouki,. South of Essaouira during several weeks last February. Sylvie Brignon, provided us the information and the pictures. This is the biggest group. Recorded outside the known breeding and wintering area around Massa and Tamri. Photo, Sylvie Brignon. The furthermost location of Aylal. Photo, Sylvie Brignon. It has been m...
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Northern Bald Ibis: NBI shows why birds fly in V
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Conservation of the last viable wild population in the world. HELP US TO PROTECT NBI. Thursday, 16 January 2014. NBI shows why birds fly in V. Many bird species have developped refined flying strategies drawing an almost perfect V in flight. It has been traditionally assumed that this tactic minimizes energy costs, but until now, there was not enough scientific evidence to explain how it works. 29 May 2016 at 11:00. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Visitez notre blog en français sour l'ibis chauve.
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Northern Bald Ibis: February 2014
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Conservation of the last viable wild population in the world. HELP US TO PROTECT NBI. Friday, 21 February 2014. Still some hope for Eastern NBI population. From Chris Bowden, RSPB. Our trusted fieldworker in Ethiopian highlands, Yilma Abebe, with some RSPB support, managed to spend three days at the site where the relict Syrian birds mainly overwintered. And reported this week that three adult northern bald ibis! These included the female Zenobia. Who had previously been paired to Odeinat. Nuestro blog e...
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Northern Bald Ibis: OUR PARTNERS
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Conservation of the last viable wild population in the world. HELP US TO PROTECT NBI. The NBI conservation program in Morocco has a good number of partners, including Moroccan and foreing administrations, fundantions, private institutions and the BirdlLife International. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Visitez notre blog en français sour l'ibis chauve. Visita nuestro blog en español sobre el ibis eremita. Alarming decline of the highly threatened Great Bustard in Morocco. Ibis chauve: Notre blog en français.
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Northern Bald Ibis: NBI situation in Siria
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Conservation of the last viable wild population in the world. HELP US TO PROTECT NBI. Wednesday, 27 May 2015. NBI situation in Siria. Read it at http:/ www.ibtimes.com. A rare bird in Syria is at risk of extinction after Palmyra, one of the country’s most ancient cities, was captured by the Islamic State group earlier this month, BBC reported, citing experts. The bird, called the northern bald ibis, was declared. From February to July in the highlands of Ethiopia. Which is considered by UNESCO to be R...
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Northern Bald Ibis: DOCUMENTS
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Conservation of the last viable wild population in the world. HELP US TO PROTECT NBI. NBI conservation in Morocco. Status and reproduction in Morocco. Spatial ecology in SMNP. Water supply enhance reproductive success. Article on SMNP and NBI (La Garcilla, 125). NBI in center Spain! Rediscovering the Syrian population. Migration at eastern population. Reproduction range in Syria. Trophic ecology in Syria (2 papers). Evidence of Northern Bald Ibis in the Adriatic. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). In 1989, Gunt...
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Northern Bald Ibis: January 2015
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Conservation of the last viable wild population in the world. HELP US TO PROTECT NBI. Saturday, 31 January 2015. 2014 breeding season results: New record. As a regular task of the wardens employed by BirdLife in coordination with Souss Massa National park, monitoring of the colonies is essential to evaluate the evolution of the population. Regular monitoring of the population produced the following results:. The evolution becomes evident if we compare among years. Souss Massa National Park. Nouveau recor...
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Northern Bald Ibis: March 2014
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Conservation of the last viable wild population in the world. HELP US TO PROTECT NBI. Friday, 21 March 2014. Ibis gets royal visit. By Claire Thompson, Fri, 21/03/2014 - 10:14. HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco recently visited Souss Massa National Park, Morocco, home to the largest remaining wild population of Northern Bald Ibis. HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco between Mr. Mohammed El Bekkay, director of SMNP (left) and Mohamed Dakki, President of GREPOM (right). During this visit, the Foundation expressed ...
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