ArticleEcology and evolution2025
Berries to Go: Distinct Passerine Spring Migration Frugivory at a Main Mediterranean Stopover Site.
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- Wind conditions shape co-migration fidelity in trans-Saharan birds at a Mediterranean stopover site.Royal Society open science · 2026Article
- Berries to Go: Distinct Passerine Spring Migration Frugivory at a Main Mediterranean Stopover Site.Ecology and evolution · 2025Article
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Abstract
Many animals show phenotypic flexibility in response to a seasonal environment. Especially migratory birds have been found to exhibit striking physiological and behavioural adaptations to overcome the negative impacts of environmental seasonality. Migratory songbirds often show extreme changes in feeding physiology and behaviour before embarking on a migratory flight, including predominantly insectivorous species switching their diet preference to a frugivorous one before autumn migration. Yet, little is known about frugivory during spring migration in temperate zones. In this paper, we report that five songbird species forage on the fruits of two Mediterranean plants,
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