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Multiple nest reuse by three passerine species by Wuczyński, A., Hałupka, L.

“…Nest reuse is often observed in large- and medium-sized birds, including hole-nesters, while in smaller passerines building open-cup nests it is rarely…”
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Summer water sources for temperate birds: use, importance, and threats by Tryjanowski, P., Jankowiak, Ł., Czechowski, P., Dulisz, B., Golawski, A., Grzywaczewski, G., Indykiewicz, P., Kwieciński, Z., Mitrus, C., Nowakowski, J. J., Polakowski, M., Siekiera, J., Sparks, T. H., Wuczyński, A.

“…Water is crucial for birds, especially during hot weather. However, the availability of water, and its use by birds in modern anthropogenic habitats, is far…”
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Spatial and thematic bias in the scientific literature on farmland birds across the globe by Guerrero-Casado, J., Dylewski, Ł., Rosin, Z. M., Skórka, P., Wuczyński, A., Tobolka, M.

“…The global biodiversity crisis and constantly growing human impact on the natural environment call for more evidence where conservation actions are the most…”
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Population size and spatial distribution of the white stork Ciconia ciconia in Poland in 1958 with insights into long-term trends in regional and global population by Wuczyński, A., Krogulec, G., Jakubiec, Z., Profus, P., Neubauer, G.

“…Although white stork Ciconia ciconia counts go back to the XIX century, making the species a model in population investigations, substantial gaps remain in the…”
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relationship between population means and variances of reproductive success differs between local populations of white stork (Ciconia ciconia) by Tryjanowski, P, Sparks, T. H, Jakubiec, Z, Jerzak, L, Kosicki, J. Z, Kuźniak, S, Profus, P, Ptaszyk, J, Wuczyński, A

“…We studied the size and productivity of white stork (Ciconia ciconia) populations in eight study sites in Poland. The number of nesting pairs and the average…”
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Long-term study of damage to trees by brown bears Ursus arctos in Poland: Increasing trends with insignificant effects on forest management by Zyśk-Gorczyńska, E., Jakubiec, Z., Wertz, B., Wuczyński, A.

“…•Six tree species: fir, larch, spruce, pine, beech, and ash – were damaged by bears.•Conifers tree species were more frequently damaged than deciduous.•Mean…”
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