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The quantitative analysis of a blackbird population in a orange grove in Sagunto (Valencia, Spain) shows a breeding density of 23.6 in 10 Ha., a cluth size of 3.2 less than in other more boreal European countries, 71.8% of eggs eclosions, 33.8% of youngs survival and 46% of youngs mortality due to predation. The spatial distribution of nest shows, by two different methods, a segregation between the ones constructed in the same period. The data of weight growth can be fitted to a logistic equation and the value of the specific rate constant k is 0.414.

Avifauna en el naranjal valenciano. I: datos preliminares sobre mirlo (Turdus merula L.)