Effects of the feeding station establishment on the Egyptian Vulture Neophron percnopterus in Dadia Forest, North Eastern Greece

摘要: Among vultures occurring in Greece, the Egyptian is the least endangered species, still breeding in a variety of habitats. Information on population status, breeding success and food habits is very limited (Handrinos 1985). It seems that the species follows the population decline occurring in other Mediterranean areas (Frumkin 1986; Bergier & Cheylan 1980; Bergier 1985; Grubac 1989).