Studies on some aspects of ecology of the spotted owlet Athene brama (Temminck)

By:

MITTAL, Prem Kumar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1997Edition: COBHDescription: 75, 14LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 598.97 M68S

Summary: Studies were conducted in the Punjab Agricultural University Campus at Ludhiana The spotted owlet Athene brama fed exclusil/ely on insects mainly beetles (Coleoptera) and rats (Rodentia) The latter constituted major part of the diet in winter (Nol/-Feb.,

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Studies were conducted in the Punjab Agricultural University Campus at Ludhiana The spotted owlet Athene brama fed exclusil/ely on insects mainly beetles (Coleoptera) and rats (Rodentia) The latter constituted major part of the diet in winter (Nol/-Feb.,

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