ArticleEcology and evolution2019
Spatial behavior and habitat use in widely separated breeding and wintering distributions across three species of long-distance migrant
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- Hidden space use behaviors of a nonbreeding migratory bird: the role of environment and social context.Movement ecology · 2024Article
- Moult of overwintering Wood WarblersJournal of ornithology · 2021Article
- Spatial behavior and habitat use in widely separated breeding and wintering distributions across three species of long-distance migrantEcology and evolution · 2019Article
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Abstract
aimTo investigate the ecological relationship between breeding and wintering in specialist and generalist long-distance migratory species, and the links between densities and range sizes. LOCATION: Denmark, Senegal and Ghana.
methodsWe use radio tracking to study spatial behavior and habitat use in three morphologically and ecologically similar and closely related
resultsWillow warblers MAIN
conclusionsIndividuals of all three species showed changes between breeding and wintering areas in spatial behavior and habitat availability, with larger overlap in winter. The differences in patterns were potentially related to being generalist (willow warbler) or specialist (chiffchaff and wood warbler). These ecological relationships are important for the conservation of migrants and for understanding the link between breeding and wintering distributions and ecology.
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