Birds of western Africa

By N. Borrow, R. Demey, R. Dowsett. 2001

210 citations recorded by the source corpus.

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Citations in the corpus

• Severe decline of large birds in the Northern Sahel of West Africa: a long-term assessment. (2006, background): “Most Peregrines seen around cliffs of Adrar and Aı̈r mountains seemed to be resident Barbary Falcons, although breeding of this species has yet to be confirmed on the southern edge of the Sahara (Borrow and Demey 2001).”
• Large Bird Declines with Increasing Human Pressure in Savanna Woodlands (Burkina Faso) (2006, methodology): “Over the three study areas, at least 300 species of birds have been recorded, of which 41 Falconiforms and 35 other non-passerines were studied (Green and Sayer 1979; Koster and Grettenberger 1983; Thonnérieux 1989; Weesie and Belemsobgo 1997; Borrow and Demey 2001).”