The animals used in this study were observed in captivity for along time during recovery from injuries before their release. Their social behaviour was studied under two housing conditions: one group (20 animals) was kept in a 9x9x4 m pen on the ground floor together with 10 individuals of different species but of similar size; another group (40 animals) was kept in a pen of equal size to the first, on the upper floor, with a lower level of disturbance by stockpersons. The intra- and interspecific interactions were recorded continuously in both groups.
Type of housing affects social and feeding behaviour of captive buzzards (_Buteo buteo_) / Csermely, Davide; L., Brocchieri. - In: APPLIED ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR SCIENCE. - ISSN 0168-1591. - 28:(1990), pp. 301-301. (Intervento presentato al convegno Winter Meeting of the Society for Veterinary Ethology tenutosi a London, U.K. nel Dicembre 1989).
Type of housing affects social and feeding behaviour of captive buzzards (_Buteo buteo_)
CSERMELY, Davide;
1990-01-01
Abstract
The animals used in this study were observed in captivity for along time during recovery from injuries before their release. Their social behaviour was studied under two housing conditions: one group (20 animals) was kept in a 9x9x4 m pen on the ground floor together with 10 individuals of different species but of similar size; another group (40 animals) was kept in a pen of equal size to the first, on the upper floor, with a lower level of disturbance by stockpersons. The intra- and interspecific interactions were recorded continuously in both groups.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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