The first report of an Eastern Great Tit Parus minor nestling’s foot entanglement with human hairs at Hongneung Experimental Forests in Seoul

Few cases have been recorded of the entanglement effects of anthropogenic materials on the breeding ecology of forest birds, though urbanization affects the breeding status of birds in urban forests. To understand the use of anthropogenic nesting materials, we recorded the breeding performance of th...

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Published inThe Korean Journal of Ornithology Vol. 27; no. 2; pp. 146 - 150
Main Authors Kim, Eun-Jeong, Seo, Hae-min, Oh, Jeong-Hak, Park, Chan-Ryul
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 한국조류학회 31.12.2020
한국조류학회II
Subjects
생물학
Paridae
박새과
nest box
인공 둥지재료
도시화
Urbanization
Anthropogenic nesting materials
인공새집
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ISSN1225-9179
2586-6893
DOI10.30980/kjo.2020.12.27.2.146

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Summary:Few cases have been recorded of the entanglement effects of anthropogenic materials on the breeding ecology of forest birds, though urbanization affects the breeding status of birds in urban forests. To understand the use of anthropogenic nesting materials, we recorded the breeding performance of the Eastern Great Tit (Parus minor) in installed artificial nest boxes at Hongneung Experimental Forests in Seoul. We observed one nestling damaged by human hairs from 12 to 25 May 2020 and recorded the damage effects of human hairs on the breeding of the Eastern Great Tit in Hongneung Experimental Forests. KCI Citation Count: 1
Bibliography:https://doi.org/10.30980/kjo.2020.12.27.2.146
ISSN:1225-9179
2586-6893
DOI:10.30980/kjo.2020.12.27.2.146