Garrulus glandarius Dünufudar 14:1
Discription: The Eurasian jay (Garrulus glandarius or Vlaamse Gaai) is a common bird, and it is famous for its ability to imitate different sounds. The importance of this species in forestry relies in the fact that the Eurasian jay collects and hides oak acorn under in the litter layer forming a winter food reserve. At the same the uneaten oak acorns contribute to the recruitment potential of oak forests. . Thus, Eurasian jay has an important role in the forestation, however, it has to be noted that the Eurasian jay consume a large amount of animal resources, and its robs the nests of other birds, thus its role is controversial in terms of nature conservation and wildlife management.
Date: 2 Sept 1913
Artist: unknown
Product type: silver gelatine print mounted on cardboard
Authentication: handwriting on back
Dimensions: board 12 cm x 9 cm, print 8,5 cm x 8,6 cm
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