C. Tourenq, C. Pin, L. Sacchi, S. Hurtrez-Boussès, Guillaume Bertault, Y. Kayser, Jean-Louis Martin
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Absence of Haematozoa in Chicks of Little Egret in the Camargue, Southern France
-High nest densities in colonial birds is assumed to favor the infection of individuals by parasites. Little Egrets (Egretta garzetta) chicks (N = 187) were sampled before nest departure in six different colonies of the Camargue, southern France, to determine the prevalence of Haematozoa infection. The absence of blood parasites is discussed. Received 8 August 2001, accepted 25 August 2001.
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