Arthropods in the nests of the Common Kestrel (Falco tinnunculus)
作者： Martin Kaľavský , Peter Fenďa , Milada Holecová
DOI: 10.2478/V10262-012-0030-6
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摘要: In 2008 we analyzed nest material from 25 nests of the Common Kestrel nesting in residential and rural areas Bratislava. 4486 arthropod individuals were determined, belonging to orders Coleoptera, Mesostigmata, Prostigmata, Astigmata, Oribatida, Diptera Siphonaptera. The fauna can be classified into 4 groups: mites, dipteran larvae, adult beetles dipterans. Three families avian ectoparasites present, comprising 26% total abundance. remaining 74% abundance comprised coprophagous nidicolous species. Abstrakt: Pocas roku sme analyzovali hniezdny z hniezd sokola mysiara hniezdiaceho v intravilane a extravilane Bratislavy. Determinovaných bolo jedincov clankonožcov radov Faunu hniezdach možeme rozdeliť na skupiny: roztoce, larvy dvojkridlovcov, imaga chrobakov dvojkridlovcov. Ektoparazity vtakov boli zastupene 3 ceľaďami predstavuju 26 % abundancie hniezdach, zvysných 74 tvoria koprofagne nidikolne druhy.
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