Gefiederte Welt 03/2022

These contents can be found in issue 03/2022

- Keeping and breeding owls - an overview by Ansgar M. Meyer, Hjalmar S. Kühl (Part 1)

- Plain-breasted ground doves - the smallest wild pigeons on earth by Marc Ovelgönne

- The "Opal" tanagers - Tangara velia and Tangara callophrys by Theo Kleefisch (Part 1)

- Development of German-speaking Estrildid finch names over the last 150 years - from K. Ruß to P. H. Barthel et al. by Horst Mayer and Dietmar Schmidt (Part 2)

- A bunch of surprises - News from the evolutionary history of ostriches by Dr. Gerald Mayr

- Birdwatching in Bangkok - Lumphini Park by Manuel Sacha

- The International Turaco Society - expanding knowledge about turacos and Go-away birds by Dietmar Schmidt

- Black grouse courtship on slippery terrain by Doz. Dr. habil. Franz Robiller

- The Pied kingfisher - anything but colourless by Dr. Ingo Kober

- Karl Neunzig - the painter-ornithologist by Dietmar Schmidt

- Events, new books

News

- Paris wants to save the sparrows

- Yellow-crested cockatoos learn through social interaction

- Which bird courts the loudest?

News from zoos and bird parks

- New at Herborn Zoo: Crowned cranes and Chinese mergansers

- Chester Zoo: Two Red-billed curassows hatched

- Heidelberg Zoo: A young bird with a crown

Language: German