An interview about HoverOverUs • Short-toed-Eagle and about the research and conservation of Short-toed Eagles has recently been given by me and been published on the Interviews section of the European Raptors website. This site is a relatively new project developed by Markus Jais and dedicated to the biology and conservation of European Raptors.
Results of the 8-years monitoring of Short-toed Eagle population in Provence /map/ by Richard Frèze:
• Richard Frèze, 2009 – Étude d’une population de Circaètes sur le massif de la Sainte-Baume et les collines environnantes [Study of Short-toed Eagle population on the Massif de la Sainte-Baume and the surrounding hills] – 
(Fr) {rough translation}.
All numbers of the bulletin in a form of PDF-files are available now on the special page: La Plume du Circaète.
The last one, seventh – (Fr) {rough translation} was released in April 2009 as a result of the 2nd meeting of the Circaetus Network that had held in Nadaillac-de-Rouge (Lot, France) in November 2008.
The list of contents (Fr):
RÉSUMÉS DES INTERVENTIONS
Animation du réseau national 2; Premiers résultats des suivis dans le Lot 3; Etude et protection dans les Cévennes 4; Exemples de régulation démographique 8; Etude de la migration à Gibraltar 9; 30 ans de suivi en Italie 9; Analyse bibliographique 10; Les lacs de St-Namphaise 11; Vidéo amateur 11; Emission radio 11; Viticulture et circaète 12
New videos made by Vincenzo Rizzo Pinna in 2009 are uploaded on YouTube. A summer life of one more Short-toed Eagle nest in Maremma Regional Park /map/ is illustrated by them:
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You can enjoy all videos uploaded by Vincenzo directly on YouTube. Also 5 videos are commented by the author.
All the subsections are being updated along the year. In fact the main aim of the site is to present data on the Short-toed Eagles of the south of France where they do not have been study until now.
A new article written by Dimitris E. Bakaloudis by results of researches of Short-toed Eagle in Greece /map/ is put now on the Ornis Fennica site. You can find it among a few other works on the Online early section:
• Dimitrios E. Bakaloudis, 2009 – Implications for conservation of foraging sites selected by Short-toed Eagles (Circaetus gallicus) in Greece // Ornis Fennica 86:89–96. – (En).
