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Portugal

Monitoring seabird strandings on the Portuguese Coast 2011/2012. Final report (PT)

SPEA, Univ. do Minho & SPVS (2013)

Three years of RAM monitoring in Portugal (2009 - 2011) (PT)

Sengo, R., N. Oliveira, J. Andrade, N. Barros, I. Ramírez (2012)

Census of the Breeding Population of Shag in Berlengas Archipelago in 2012 (PT)

Miguel Lecoq

"Coastal Census - What they can bring to an existing IBA?" (2012) (PT)

Rodrigo Sengo
(Report for Bachelor degree in Biology, Instituto Superior de Agronomia)

1st year report on beached bird surveys (2012) (PT)

Nuno Barros

The role of breeding experience on the foraging specialization of a pelagic marine predator, the Cory's shearwater (2012)

Fredrik Duvholt Haug
(Master thesis in Ecology, Coimbra University)

Poster "Breeding Population Monitoring of Cory's shearwater Calonectris diomedea in Berlenga Island" (PT)

Andrade, J., Barros, N., Lecoq, M., Paiva, V. & Ramírez, I.
(2011, VII Congresso de Ornitologia da SPEA & I Jornadas Macaronésicas de Ornitologia, Madeira)

Artificial nests campaign for Cory's shearwater in Berlenga island (2011) (PT)

Miguel Lecoq & Nuno Oliveira

Breeding Population of Cory's shearwater in Farilhões and neibhboring islets (2011) (PT)

Miguel Lecoq, Iván Ramírez, Pedro Geraldes & Joana Andrade

First complete census of Cory’s Shearwaters Calonectris diomedea borealis breeding at Berlengas Islands (Portugal), including the small islets of the archipelago (2011)

Miguel Lecoq, Pedro Geraldes, Iván Ramírez & Joana Andrade

Breeding population assessment of Cory´s shearwater in Berlenga Island (2010) (PT)

Miguel Lecoq

First results of Cory's shearwater tracking with GPS-logs in Berlenga Island (SPEA)

In 2010, SPEA continued to monitor Cory's shearwater population (estimated in 600-800 pairs) in Berlenga island. Berlengas archipelago was declared a marine IBA, and is currently home of the last remaining seabird colonies in mainland Portugal.

One of the results the data out of FAME logs produced was Antje Chiu Werner (Coimbra University) master thesis:

Pre-breeding period in Cory's shearwater: bird quality and foraging behavior

Below we present some results produced from 2010 tracking effort:

Tracking effort of Cory's shearwater in Berlenga island, 2010

Cory shearwater tracking Berlenga

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