Study

Survival and breeding success of the osprey Pandion haliaetus in Sweden

  • Published source details Eriksson M.O.G. & Wallin K. (1994) Survival and breeding success of the osprey Pandion haliaetus in Sweden. Bird Conservation International, 4, 263-277.

Actions

This study is summarised as evidence for the following.

Action Category

Use lime to reduce acidification in lakes

Action Link
Bird Conservation
  1. Use lime to reduce acidification in lakes

    A before-and-after study at three acidified lakes in southwest Sweden (Eriksson & Wallin 1994) found that the average number of large (over four week-old) osprey Pandion haliaetus nestlings produced in successful breeding attempts was not significantly different during a period of extensive liming of acidified lakes (1980–7), compared to either of two periods without liming (1961-71: 2.0 nestlings/successful breeding attempt; 1972-9: 2.0 nestlings/successful attempt; 1980-7: 1.9 nestlings/successful attempt).

     

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