Mouse buzzards conquer the big city: observations and research on the adaptation strategies of urban birds of prey

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Title: Mouse Busstords in the big city: Adaptability and risks Introduction: More and more people are lucky enough to observe mouse buzzards in the cities. These majestic birds of prey have successfully adapted to the urban habitats. But what are the challenges with these changes? In the following article, we will take a look at the behavior of the mouse buzzards in the big city, examine their adaptability and examine the possible risks. Mouse buzzards in the city: The Mouse Busards are the most common birds of prey in Central Europe and now also in cities. In Berlin alone, the nature conservation association currently estimates around 50 breeding pairs. These magnificent birds feel ... (Symbolbild/MB)

Title: Mouse bus bumps in the big city: adaptability and risks

Introduction:
More and more people are lucky enough to observe mouse buzzards in the cities. These majestic birds of prey have successfully adapted to the urban habitats. But what are the challenges with these changes? In the following article we will take a look at the behavior of the mouse buzzards in the big city, examine their adaptability and examine the possible risks.

mouse bus supplies in the city:
The mouse buzzards are the most common birds of prey in Central Europe and now also in cities. In Berlin alone, the nature conservation association currently estimates around 50 breeding pairs. These magnificent birds feel comfortable on both high buildings and over the city's gorges.

behavior and food search:
The municipal buzzards have successfully adapted to the conditions in the city. From your breeding sites you have a good overview of the urban green areas and parks in which you can find your food. Their prey includes rats, mice, moles and self -run -over squirrels that lie on the streets.

social interaction:
It is not unusual for mouse buzzards to live in the city in couples. In the office building described, two mouse buzzards have settled, one of which has a striking white bib. They often sit motionless on the roofs or fly over the gorges. Sometimes there are crows to them who try to tease them. But the mouse buzzards remain calmly and cannot be disturbed.

Research project and risks:
A research project by the Nature Conservation Association and the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research is currently investigating the adaptability of the mouse buzzards to urban habitats. Young animals are equipped with channels to study their behavior. Nest cameras are also used to analyze the prey that the parents use for their descendants.

However, there are also risks for the urban birds of prey. Marc Engler, head of the NABU Berlin wild bird station, warns against making the nest locations of the buzzard public. In the past, well -known nests were besieged by photographers, which led to the demolition of the brood. In addition, dangers such as car accidents, collisions with window panes and poisoning by rat poison.

Observation options:
Fortunately, bird lovers do not always have to get too close to the buzzards to observe them. A suitable balcony and binoculars can be enough to experience these fascinating birds of prey in action.

FAZIT:
The mouse buzzards have surprisingly adapted to the conditions in the city. Through research projects, we can learn more about your behavior and risks to ensure the protection of this fascinating bird species. With a little luck, we can admire the flight skills of these birds of prey from our balcony and help them enjoy their new habitat.