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Report of Jean-Pierre and Isabelle Malafosse for 2009

Monday, January 18th, 2010 / No Comments

Fresh annual report of Jean-Pierre and Isabelle Malafosse about Short-toed Eagle in the Cevennes National Park /map/:

• Jean-Pierre et Isabelle MALAFOSSE, 2009 – Le Circaète Jean-le-Blanc, résultats pour 2009. Suivi des Rapaces forestiers en Lozère et dans le Parc National des Cévennes, rapport interne C.R.B.P.O./P.N.C.: 10 p. – Short-toed Eagle. file (Fr).

 

Results of Jean-Pierre Malafosse’s work in 2008

Thursday, February 5th, 2009 / No Comments
Short-toed Eagle. JP Malafosse's photo

New annual report by Jean-Pierre and Isabelle Malafosses on their research of Short-toed Eagle in the Cevennes National Park /map/:

• Jean-Pierre et Isabelle MALAFOSSE, 2008 – Le Circaète Jean-le-Blanc, résultats pour 2008. Suivi des Rapaces forestiers en Lozère et dans le Parc National des Cévennes, rapport interne C.R.B.P.O./P.N.C.: 11 p. – Short-toed Eagle. file (Fr).

 

Network in France

Thursday, October 12th, 2006 / No Comments

In 2002 Jean-Pierre Malafosse /map/ and Bernard Joubert /map/ managed to unionize French Short-toed Eagle lovers. We would like to point to in a sense the composite work that is known by the name La Plume du Circaète - Short-toed Eagle. file (Fr) and was realized in 2003 by the agency of the Ligue pour la Protection des Oiseaux (source – LPO Mission Rapaces page). Now the second pdf-file – La Plume du Circaète #4 - Short-toed Eagle. file (Fr) is available too.

 

Bernard Joubert & Jean-Pierre Malafosse

Saturday, August 5th, 2006 / No Comments

This is one more general information on the species (Fr), but…

Jean-Pierre Malafosse with group of researchers had traced more than 400 cases of Short-toed Eagles breeding just till 2000 in the so-called Massif Central /map/. And their researches are continuing. Just think about it…

Bernard Joubert /map/ is an author of the “Le Circaète Jean-le-Blanc” book; see an extract from it (Fr) about the youngs’ behaviour after leaving the nests.