@misc{Chosińska_Karolina_Supplemental,
 author={Chosińska, Karolina and Duduś, Leszek and Jakubiec, Zbigniew},
 howpublished={online},
 publisher={Zielona Góra: University of Zielona Góra, Faculty of Biological Sciences},
 language={eng},
 abstract={Humans are probably the only species which obtain satisfaction from helping other species, including the feeding of animals. Since the end of the XIX century it has been proposed to feed birds, but only in the recent decades - due to the massive growth of urban populations with an accompanying increase of the urban areas and the synanthropisation and urbanisation of many animal species - bird feeding became more common and can be conducted throughout the year.},
 abstract={In supplemental feeding of birds we can distinguish between targeted actions and involuntary actions. Among ornithologists two extreme attitudes are apparent: The suggestion to completely abandon feeding and stop providing nest boxes on the one hand, and the strong propagation of both supplementary feeding and putting up nest boxes to enrich the composition and abundance of birds on the other hand (Berthold and Mohr 2008). The results of several studies indicate that supplemental feeding of birds must follow specified rules (Berthold and Mohr 2008, Graszka-Petrykowski 2008, Szokalski and Wojtatowicz 1989).},
 abstract={This view has been commonly accepted now. In cities species inhabiting the built-up and green areas as well as water birds are usually fed (Berthold and Mohr 2008). Despite the fact that the problem of feeding birds has been studied often an in depth in Western Europe and North America, in Poland there are no publications on this topic so far. Supplemental feeding of birds has also biological consequences, increasing survival and breeding success in the next season (Doerr and Silvy 2002, Robb et al. 2008).},
 type={artykuł},
 title={Supplemental feeding of birds in human settlements of western Poland},
 keywords={birds, supplemental feeding, human settlements},
}