Article: Scientists at Massey University publish new data on ecology.

"Productivity data on the New Zealand falcon (Falco novaeseelandiae) were collected from 87 nest sites in Kaingaroa pine plantation during three breeding seasons, 2003 to 2006. On average, 1.81 chicks were successfully fledged per nest, with young reared successfully at 71% of nests," scientists in Palmerston North, New Zealand report.

"Breeding occurred between August and March, with most eggs laid before December and most chicks fledged by February. Fifteen percent of nests were depreciated, 9% contained eggs that failed to develop and 4% failed owing to forestry operations disturbing or destroying nests. No negative impact of 1080 bait or of desiccant or ...

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