Preface (Lukas Jenni)

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Part 1 History of bird ringing

Preuss N.O. Hans Christian Cornelius Mortensen: Aspects of his life and of the history of bird ringing

1-6

Part 2 The study of migration

Bairlein F. Results of bird ringing in the study of migration routes

7-19

Fransson T. To analyse ringing recoveries in a national atlas – examples from the Swedish project

21-30

Mouritsen H. Ringing recoveries contain hidden information about orientation mechanisms

31-42

Madsen J. Spring migration strategies in Pink-footed Geese Anser brachyrhynchus and consequences for spring fattening and fecundity

43-55

Widmer M. & H. Biebach Changes in body condition from spring migration to reproduction in the Garden Warbler Sylvia borin: a comparison of a lowland and a mountain population

57-68

Part 3 Social systems and behavioural ecology

Lubjuhn T., J. Brün, T. Gerken & J.T. Epplen Inconsistent pattern of extra-pair paternity in first and second broods of the Great Tit Parus major

69-73

Gosler A.G. The effects of trapping on the perception, and trade-off, of risks in the Great Tit Parus major

75-84

Part 4 Survival analysis and population and life history studies

Lebreton J.-D. The use of bird rings in the study of survival

85-100

Clausen P., M. Frederiksen, S.M. Percival, G.Q.A. Anderson & M.J.H. Denny Seasonal and annual survival of East-Atlantic Pale-bellied Brent Geese Branta hrota assessed by capture-recapture analysis

101-112

Piper S.E. Elucidating population structure in the Long-tailed Wagtail Motacilla clara: the use of the space-time diagram

113-121

Coleman A.E., J.T. Coleman, P.A. Coleman & C.D.T. Minton A 39 year study of a Mute Swan Cygnus olor population in the English Midlands

123-133

Perrins C.M. & R.H. McCleery The effect of fledging mass on the lives of Great Tits Parus major

135-142

Newton I. Causes and consequences of breeding dispersal in the Sparrowhawk Accipiter nisus

143-154

Dhondt A.A. Trade-offs between reproduction and survival in tits

155-166

Part 5 Integrated population monitoring

Baillie S.R. The contribution of ringing to the conservation and management of bird populations: a review

167-184

DeSante D.F., M.P. Nott & D.R. O’Grady Identifying the proximate demographic causes(s) of population change by modelling spatial variation in productivity, survivorship and population trends

185-208

Kershaw M., R.D. Hearn & P.A. Cranswick The role of ringing in integrated population monitoring of Anatidae in the United Kingdom

209-220

Part 6 Marking beyond rings

Gauthier-Clerc M. & Y. Le Maho Beyond bird marking with rings

221-230

Wilson R.P. Beyond rings on birds for the determination of movements: wither the archival tag?

231-240

Becker P.H., H. Wendeln & J. González-Solís Population dynamics, recruitment, individual quality and reproductive strategies in Common Terns Sterna hirundo marked with transponders

241-252