Примери за използване на Saker falcons на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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keeping and breeding Saker Falcons hatched in the wild, is absolutely illegal and prohibited.
Română Slovensky At the end of each summer, juvenile Saker Falcons become independent from their parents
with the hope that the Saker falcons from Dobrudja changed their nesting habits,
These five young saker falcons are part of a brood of 20 birds hatched at the Stara Zagora Rescue Center operated by the Zeleni Balkani Environmental Organization.
The securing of the first pair of the Saker Falcons for the aims of their restoration in Bulgaria is a result of the cooperation among NGOs,
the dangers for Saker falcons hidden in the countryside of Bulgaria,
We also built artificial nests for the White-tailed eagles and Saker falcons, and tried to keep the invasive species Amorpha fruticosa under control until the newly planted trees were high enough to dominate the shrub.
We hope that this meeting was just the first step in a long process which will result in a safe Romanian medium voltage network for Saker Falcons, Lesser Spotted Eagles and other birds.
feeding base and interactions of the Saker Falcons with the other birds of prey.
As part of the project"Reintroduction of the Saker Falcon in Bulgaria" he is responsible for the breeding pairs of Saker Falcons in the center, and it largely depends on him as to whether they will fly again in the sky over Bulgaria.
with sometimes as many as six Saker Falcons occupying a land of only few hundred hectares.
observed young Saker falcons are an assurance that there are occupied nests,
At the end of each summer, juvenile Saker Falcons become independent from their parents
In 2007 Green Balkans got actively involved in the viability study for the potential reintroduction of Saker falcons in Bulgaria, after the field work had found no nesting pairs in the country.
mimicking the natural behaviour of young Saker Falcons.
including globally threatened species such as pallid harriers, saker falcons and Imperial eagles.
In the last two years, the employees of the Milvus Group working on the Falco cherrug conservation LIFE+ project expansively examined the suitable natural nests for Saker Falcons occurring in the Western part of Romania.
discovered an active nest of Saker Falcons in Bulgaria, the first proven case of breeding by the species in Bulgaria for 20 years.
Moreover, searching for Saker falcons is not over yet,
In spite of ringing more than 2500 Saker Falcons and satellite tracking a few dozens of them in Central Europe, in the last decades, there has been