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Der Ornithologische Beobachter / Band 113 / Heft 3 / September 2016 235
Rückgang von Bestand und Verbreitung des Auerhuhns
Tetrao urogallus im Schwarzwald
Joy Coppes, Judith Ehrlacher, Gerrit Müller, Klaus Roth, Karl-Eugen Schroth, Veronika Braunisch
und Rudi Suchant
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1. Untersuchungsgebiet, Material und
Methode
1.1. Untersuchungsgebiet und Auerhuhnschutz
Untersuchungsgebiet:
Auerhuhnschutz im Schwarzwald:
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Capercaillie distribution in 2013,
shown in 3×3 km grid cells in the
four parts of the study area («Nord»
= north, «Mitte» = central, «Süd» =
south, and «Baar»). The shading in-
dicates the percentage of the grid cell
occupied by Capercaillie.
1.2. Datenerhebung
1.2.1. Populationstrend, Balzplatz-Monitoring
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Their brown feathers
make the Capercaillie
females very well ca-
mouflaged.
1.2.2. Verbreitungsgebiete
Abb. 3.
The male Caper-
caillie is much more
conspicuous compared
to the female.
2. Ergebnisse
2.1. Bestandstrend nach den Ergebnissen des
Balzplatz-Monitorings
Abb. 4.
Num-
ber of Capercaillie males counted at the leks in the Black Forest. The first count was carried out in the year
1971, since 1983 this was done every year. In 2013 a reliable count was not possible due to adverse weather
conditions. The countings are organized by the hunter’s associations: «Auerwildhegegemeinschaft» and the
Auerwildhegeringe «Freudenstadt» and «Calw».
Abb. 5.
The number
of males counted every
fifth year at the leks in
the four different parts
of the Black Forest.
As in 2013 a reliable
count was not possible
due to adverse weather
conditions, the data of
2012 are shown here.
Abb. 6.
An open
pine forest with blue-
berries in the northern
Black forest, the rich
ground vegetation pro-
vides cover and food
for the adult birds. Due
to the warmth there
are many insects as an
important resource for
the young birds.
2.2. Verbreitungsgebiete
3×
Abb. 8.
The area in-
habited by Capercaillie
per year, illustrated for
each part of the study
area (Nord» = north,
«Mitte» = central,
«Süd» = south, and
«Baar») and the total
area («Gesamt»).
Abb. 7.
Mean
number of males per
lekking site (± standard
deviation) in the four
parts of the study area.
Below each column the
number of lekking sites
is indicated.
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3. Diskussion
3.1. Datengrundlage
3.2. Bestandsrückgang
Abb. 9.
Change in per-
centage of the area in-
habited by Capercaillie
since 1988– 1993 per
year illustrated for the
four parts of the study
area («Nord» = north,
«Mitte» = central,
«Süd» = south, and
«Baar») and the entire
Black Forest («Ge-
samt»).
3.3. Potenzielle Rückgangsursachen
Abb. 10.
For the survival of
the population the raising of Capercaillie chicks is
essential.
Vu l-
pes vulpes Accipiter gentilis
3.4. Fazit
Dank.
Zusammenfassung, Résumé
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Both integrated within normal forestry
as well as with specific measures, one can improve
capercaillie habitats.
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