Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
revieranzeigendes
English translation:
territorial behavior
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Ramey Rieger (X)
Jan 30, 2020 10:44
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German term
revieranzeigendes
German to English
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Environment & Ecology
Hi all, This term comes from a bird species conservation plan
"Dabei wird deutlich, dass in den meisten Fällen (95%) der Reviere das Paar durch revieranzeigendes Verhalten oder durch eine Brut oder einen Brutversuch nachgewiesen wurde."
I am thinking along the following lines:
It is clear that in most cases (95%) of the territory, the pair has been detected by their territorial behaviour or by their fledgling or a breeding attempt.
"Dabei wird deutlich, dass in den meisten Fällen (95%) der Reviere das Paar durch revieranzeigendes Verhalten oder durch eine Brut oder einen Brutversuch nachgewiesen wurde."
I am thinking along the following lines:
It is clear that in most cases (95%) of the territory, the pair has been detected by their territorial behaviour or by their fledgling or a breeding attempt.
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territorial behavior
In 95% of the cases, the birds' territorial behavior, the emergence of fledglings or eviednce of nesting has been proven.
Of course, it would be so useful to know what comes BEFORE this sentence, but I am ASSUMING it has to do with the birds' presence in a particular area.
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Improvement with colleague input:
In 95% of territories a pair's territorital behavior, the emergence of fledglings or attempted nesting has been confirmed.
Of course, it would be so useful to know what comes BEFORE this sentence, but I am ASSUMING it has to do with the birds' presence in a particular area.
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Note added at 10 hrs (2020-01-30 21:21:45 GMT)
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Improvement with colleague input:
In 95% of territories a pair's territorital behavior, the emergence of fledglings or attempted nesting has been confirmed.
Note from asker:
Thank you so much Ramey! Yana |
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Michael Martin, MA
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philgoddard
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Phil, thank you for pointing out the plural;
'Brut' means brood, offspring, hatchlings, fledgling - https://www.duden.de/rechtschreibung/Brut; https://www.wordreference.com/deen/Brut
So, I think in context Ramey's suggestions work best.
Thank you again to all of you for taking the time.
Yana
1. It has been confirmed that THE pair in 95% of territories displays territorial behavior, brings forth fledglings and/or attempts to nest.
2. In 95% of territories, A pair's territorial behavior, the emergence of fledglings or attmepted nesting has been confirmed.
See the definition from the Rare Breeding Birds Panel (the RBBP link below): "Where tables show the number of occupied territories, these are the sum of probable and confirmed breeding pairs, as territorial birds are classed as being probably breeding, unless a nest has (at least) progressed to the stage where eggs have been laid, in which case the pair is classified as a confirmed breeding pair. It is important to note that confirmed breeding is not the same as successful breeding; nests that fail with eggs or with young still fall into the confirmed category."
[Emphasis in the original.]
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"Im weiteren Verlauf kam es sogar zur Eiablage mit Brutversuch durch ein Weibchen - leider ohne Erfolg."
https://www.naturfoto-fahl.de/die-vögel-des-oderbruchs/stelz...
Direct comparison:
"Belegt ist außerdem ein nicht erfolgreicher Brutversuch auf den Snaresinseln."
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chatham-Albatros
"One pair has attempted to breed on Western Chain, Snares Island."
http://nzbirdsonline.org.nz/species/chatham-island-mollymawk
Here's a list that includes the above phrase:
"1 pair attempted breeding 2004"
http://www.gedlingconservationtrust.org/netherfield-lagoons/...
Same here:
"The species specific merlin survey and the moorland breeding bird survey confirmed no breeding or attempted breeding within the proposed transmission line study corridor. "
https://www2.gov.scot/resource/doc/917/0092833.pdf
Cf "breeding evidence":
https://www.rbbp.org.uk/downloads/definitions-breeding.pdf
Best wishes
Reviere is plural, so it means "in 95% of territories"
Brut means mating or nesting, I'm not sure which.
"...Gesang, Balz, aggressives Verhalten gegenüber Artgenossen, Attacken auf Greif- und Rabenvögel, Beobachtung von Jungvögeln, Transport von Nistmaterial oder Futter."
http://www.soehlde.de/media/custom/1736_1736_1.PDF?149396813...
The second part of the compound is anzeigend, i.e., indicative/indicating, as in:
"Potential nesting sites are observed over a suitable period of time for bird movements or calling male birds that would indicate the presence of a nest."
https://www.whitcher-wildlife.co.uk/services/surveys/birds/
I know it's Paar, not Nest; this was just an example. Based on the Seabird Census conducted in the UK and Ireland, this seems to refer to Apparently Occupied Territory, or AOT for short (p. 10):
http://archive.jncc.gov.uk/pdf/Count form and instructions.p...
Best wishes