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Cork mortar: technology and sustainability for new nest boxes for lesser kestrels

21 February ZEPAURBAN

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The use of cork helps to comply with one of the objectives of the LIFE-ZEPAURBAN project: to develop stronger and safer nest boxes for the species at a lower cost than at present.

The kestrel in the “Treasure of the spanish language” by Sebastián de Covarrubias y Orozco

25 July ZEPAURBAN

Aware-raising, Conservation, Dissemination

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“In the Spanish tongue the name cernícalo from cerner meaning to hover is used, because the bird stays aloft without moving but stirring its wings and tail; hunters call this hovering.”

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lifezepaurban@juntaex.es

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