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- Karen Dykes
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- after leaving the nest - One dyed brood
last year travelled kilometers in 2 days
+ was not seen again
Siivonen has used an electric gap
closing apparatus in the entrance to
record the coming + going of the
bird, the clymograph [climograph?] is fitted in
a blind adjacent.
Evo Research Station, Oct. [October] 2/52 [1952]
In the morning went for a capercaille [capercaillie] hunt
+ ecological reconnoisance [reconnoissance] with Teppo-Lampio
A fine, clear morning, Temp [Temperature] - 10 C [Celsius]. No birds
seen. Later made a tour of the forest with
its director Sarpannan. On wet ground Betula
is the pioneer + spruce the climax + on the
richest sites the succession will come unaided.
On dry + sandy sites Pinus sylvestris is
the pioneer + spruce will invade some areas.
In others Betula [word crossed out] pine seems to be climax also.
There is almost no intermixture of other
tree species. A few salix, sorbus + some
Populus tremula stands, a very little Corylus
+ that is all.
On dryish areas Calamagrostis takes over
on logging because of the release of nitrogen
in the soil. Summer burning is practiced
to kill the Calamagrostis + the area is then
seeded to pine. Spruce seems to take care of its
own seeding.
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