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"Peregrine Falcon populations - status and perspectives in the 21st century” is the most up-to date compendium on the status and conservation of Peregrine Falcons in Europe. This book is the biggest collection of papers related to Peregrine studies in Europe. The book is based on papers presented at the 2nd International Peregrine Conference Poland 2007, held from19-23 September 2007 in Piotrowo near Poznań, Poland. For the moment we have papers on Peregrine populations in Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia, Russia (European and Asiatic part), Ukraine, Belarus, Armenia, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Austria, United Kingdom. In addition to European presentations it also includes papers from countries in other continents - United States, Australia, South Africa, Israel, Malaysia, India, Argentina. Furthermore, this book also includes papers on Saker Falcons, comparing the species with the Peregrine and studies from their central European stronghold - Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia. A short prefaces were kindly provided by Prof. Ian Newton, Prof. Tom J. Cade and Prof. Clayton M. White. Prof. Ian Newton: "This book represents another significant milestone in the history of Peregrine studies, adding to our knowledge of the species and its recovery. ... The current volume will prove of value to all Peregrine researchers, whether they are professional biologists, research students, or other enthusiasts, and a source of inspiration to others yet to come." Prof. Tom J. Cade: "I am very impressed by the quality of the reports assembled. The book will be a major contribution to the scientific literature on the Peregrine." Prof. Clayton M. White: "The new information in this current volume is much awaited by Peregrines addicts and will be appreciated by falcon enthusiasts of younger generations ." Almost 60 papers, ca. 600 pages, almost 300 colour figures, hardcover with book-jacket. The book edited by Janusz Sielicki and Tadeusz Mizera. See also www.falco.strefa.pl You can buy the book at www.falconline.eu or contact falconline (at) peregrinus (dot) pl The book will be available in February 09.
Cover photos by René-Jean Monneret and Terry R. Pickford ISBN 83-920969-6-7 European Peregrine Falcon Working Group © Society for the Protection of Wild Animals „Falcon” Published by Turul, Warsaw
Articles provided for the moment (few more will come): 1. Niels Peter Andreasen; Distribution and present status of the Peregrine Falcon in Denmark
2. Jon Franklin,Phil J. Everitt; Population Trends of Peregrine Falcons on the Sussex Coast of the United Kingdom, 1904 – 2006
3. János Bagyura, Mátyás Prommer, Tamás Szitta, István Lotár Molnár, Róbert Kazi; Status of Peregrine population in Hungary 1964 – 2007
4. Vilius Baranauskas, Darius Daugela; Peregrine Falcon in Lithuania
5. Zbigniew Bonczar, Bogusław Kozik; The Peregrine Falcon in the Pieniny Mountains
6. Peter Wegner , Helmut Brücher, Stefan Brücher, Thomas Höller, Michael Jöbges, Michael Kladny, Martin Lindner, Gerald Sell, Gero Speer, Thorsten Thomas, Janina Volkhausen; Development of an urban population of Peregrine Falcons in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany: population status, nest site selection and some biological results
7. Jozef Chavko, Slávka Siryová, Boris Maderič; The population of Peregrine Falcon in Slovakia in 1994-2007
8. Christian de Coune; Influence of Falconry on Peregrine Falcon Conservation
9. Andrew Dixon, Paul Haffield, Mark Lawrence, Alan Lowe, Colin Richards, Glyn Roberts, Mike Thomas; Peregrine population surveys: a case study from Wales
10. Edward James Anthony Drewitt; A comparison of the diet of urban Peregrine Falcons nesting in Bath, England, during two consecutive breeding seasons
11. Phil J. Everitt, Jon Franklin; First UK record of a wild free-living Peregrine Falcon female breeding and producing young with a hybrid male falcon of domestic origin
12. Vladimir M. Galushin; The Peregrine Falcon populations in European Russia at the beginning of XXI century
13. William Heinrich; Peregrine Falcon recovery in the continental United States, 1974-1999, with notes on related programs of The Peregrine Fund
14. Václav Beran, Václav Hlaváč, Tomáš Bělka; Development of the Peregrine and Saker Falcon populations in the Czech Republic in the last 30 years
15. Victor Gavin Hurley; An assessment of nest site imprinting in Peregrine Falcons in Australia
16. Robert E. Kenward, Matthew J. G. Gage; Opportunities in falconry for conservation through sustainable use
17. Sergei Pavlovich Kharitonov, Yakov Ivanovich Kokorev, Damian Jerzy Nowak, Agnieszka Iwona Nowak, Daniil Valeryevich Osipov, Olga Valeryevna Natalskaya, Nadezhda Anatolievna Egorova, Svetlana Alexandrovna Korkina; Current population trends in the Peregrine Falcon at the North-Western and Central Taimyr Peninsula
18. Gert Kleinstäuber, Wolfgang Kirmse, Paul Sömmer; Return of the Peregrine in eastern Germany – restitution in west and east; tree-nester form an isolated subpopulation; further management
19. István Komáromi, István Kovács, Zsolt Hegyeli, Réka Beáta Kiss; The status of the Peregrine Falcon in Romania
20. Peter Lindberg; The fall and the rise of the Swedish Peregrine Falcon population
21. Peter Lindberg, Ulrika Sjöberg; Captive breeding and restocking of the Peregrine Falcon in Sweden
22. Peter Lindberg; Colour-ringing of Swedish Peregrine Falcons - migration and natal dispersal
23. Werner Mayr; The status of Peregrines and Peregrine Re-introduction in Austria. The ÖFB/Fixkraft Peregrine Project 2008
24. René-Jean Monneret; Evolution and current situation of the Peregrine Falcon in France
25. René-Jean Monneret; Evolution and current situation of the French Jura mountains Peregrine Falcon population from 1964 to 2007
26. Tuomo Ollila; Status of the Peregrine Falcon in Finland 1993-2006
27. Sergey P. Paskhalny, Mikhail G. Golovatin; The current status of the Peregrine population in Yamal and Lower Ob region
28. Dave Pepler, Adrian Lombard, Edmund Oettle; Populations of Peregrine Falcon in the South Western Cape, South Africa. Current Status
29. Mátyás Prommer; Peregrines in Hungary breeders, migrants, winter and summer visitors
30. Dimitar Ragyov, Dimitar Demerdziev, Ivaylo Angelov; Peregrine in Bulgaria – general overview
31. Łukasz Rejt, Sławomir Sielicki; Feeding activity and seasonal changes in prey composition of Peregrines in Poland
32. Marc Ruddock, James H. Wells, Jon P. Smith, W. Ian Montgomery; The biases in raptor diet studies; resolving conservation and sporting conflicts
33. Jevgeni Shergalin; Brief review of Russian-language literature on the Peregrine Falcon for 1995-2007
34. Janusz Sielicki, Sławomir Sielicki; Restoration of Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus in Poland 1989-2007
35. George Davidson Smith, M. J McGrady; Using passive integrated transponder (PIT) tags to better understand Peregrine Falcon population in South Scotland and North East England
36. Paolo Taranto; Patterns of urbanization and hunting strategies of urban Peregrine Falcons in Italy
37. Peter Wegner, Peter Fürst; Long-term investigation of the degree of exposure of German Peregrine Falcons to damaging chemicals from the environment and recent results
38. James H. Wells, Marc Ruddock; Population dynamics of the Peregrine Falcon in Northern Ireland
39. Iñigo Zuberogoitia, Ainara Azkona, Jabi Zabala, Lander Astorkia, Iñaki Castillo, Agurtzane Iraeta, José Antonio Martínez, José Enrique Martínez; Phenotypic variations of Peregrine Falcon in subspecies distribution border
40. János Bagyura, Tamás Szitta, László Haraszthy, József Fidlóczky, Mátyás; Results of the Saker conservation programme in Hungary, 1980-2006
41. Mátyás Prommer, János Bagyura; Dangerous journeys of Sakers of the Carpathian basin
42. Tadeusz Mizera , Janusz Sielicki; Breeding status of the Peregrine Falcon in Poland during the pre- and post DDT era
43. Vladimir Ivanovsky, Alexandre Vintchevski; Status of the Peregrine Falcon in Belarus
44. V.V. Vetrov, S.P. Prokopenko, Yu.V. Milobog; Distribution and number of the Peregrine in Ukraine
45. Paolo Taranto; Status of the Peregrine Falcon in Italy
46. Reuven Yosef; The Peregrine Falcon in Israel
47. Yuri Artukhin; Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus japonensis on the Kurile Islands
48. Vitaliy V. Ryabtsev; Peregrine Falcon in the Baikal region, Russia
49. Terry R. Pickford; The Status of the Peregrine Falcon in North West England: The last 35-years, a Challenging Road to Recovery
50. Jelena Kralj, Ivan, Budinski, Krešimir Mikulić; Status and trends of the Peregrine in Croatia
51. Anita Gamauf, Remo Probst, Helmut Steiner; The Peregrine Falcon in Austria: population development and ecological 52. Tadeusz Mizera ; Falcons Falconinae on stamps 53. Igor V. Karyakin, Alexey S. Pazhenkov; Population trends of the Peregrine Falcon in the Volga-Ural region (Russia) for twenty years 54. Laurent Molard; Elements of behaviour and ecology of resident Peninsular Malaysian Peregrine Falcons 55. Robert E. Simmons, Andrew R. Jenkins, Christopher J. Brown;A review of the population status and threats to Peregrine Falcons throughout Namibia 56. Odd Frydenlund Steen The Peregrine Falcon recovery in SE Norway 57. Satish Pande, Reuven Yosef, Anil Mahabal Distribution of Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus babylonicus, F. p. calidus and F. p. peregrinator) in India with some notes on nesting of Shaheen Falcon (F. p. peregrinator) 58. Karen Aghababyan, Siranush Tumanyan On the breeding Peregrines Falco peregrinus brookei in some regions of Armenia 59. Pablo Adreani, Status of the Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus cassini in Tierra del Fuego, Argentina 60. Petr Zvolánek, Peregrine and Saker restoration program by the Forests of the Czech Republic 61. Adam Kozlowski, Jackee Alston, Frank Howe, Clayton White and Chris Colt, The status of the Peregrine Falcon in north-central Utah
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