| Titre : | Journal of Ornithology 157(1) - January 2016 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/01/2016 |
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Article
Luc Barbaro, Auteur ;
Sébastien Blache, Auteur ;
Gilles Trochard, Auteur ;
Cindie Arlaud, Auteur ;
Nathalie de Lacoste, Auteur ;
Yves Kayser, Auteur
Maintaining or restoring old-growth stand structures in mountain forests, including deadwood and snags provided by natural disturbances, is considered critical for the conservation of secondary cavity-nesting birds. Under current climate warming[...]
Article
Marta Maziarz, Auteur ;
Tomasz Wesołowski, Auteur ;
Grzegorz Hebda, Auteur ;
Marta Cholewa, Auteur ;
Richard K. Broughton, Auteur
An overlap in attributes of nest cavities used by Great Tit Parus major across Eurasia suggests similar nest site preferences within the geographical range, although the drivers of these preferences are unclear. To determine whether preferred ca[...]
Article
Camille Duval, Auteur ;
Phillip Cassey, Auteur ;
P. George Lovell, Auteur ;
Ivan Mikšík, Auteur ;
S. James Reynolds, Auteur ;
Karen A. Spencer, Auteur
Egg camouflage may explain the adaptive significance of avian eggshell pigmentation in ground-nesting species. Eggshell maculation (spots) is predominantly due to protoporphyrin, but both biliverdin (antioxidant) and protoporphyrin (pro-oxidant)[...]
Article
Katarzyna Wojczulanis-Jakubas, Auteur ;
Jakub Wietrzykowski, Auteur ;
Dariusz Jakubas, Auteur
Acoustic playback has been shown to substantially increase the number of birds trapped. However, other effects of playback have rarely been investigated; the few studies that have been published strongly suggest that when playback is applied som[...]
Article
Michael W. Habberfield, Auteur ;
Colleen Cassady St Clair, Auteur
Collision with glass windows is a leading anthropogenic cause of direct mortality for avian species and much attention has been given to developing methods to reduce the incidence of bird collisions. Little empirical research exists, however, ex[...]
Article
Jerzy Michalczuk, Auteur ;
Monika Michalczuk, Auteur
In 2003–2006, 73 Syrian Woodpecker nests were studied in a 305-km2 area of the agricultural landscape in SE Poland. The median egg-laying date was found to be 12 May and the median fledging date was 20 June (the earliest laying date was April 24[...]
Article
Luc Barbaro, Auteur ;
Sébastien Blache, Auteur ;
Gilles Trochard, Auteur ;
Cindie Arlaud, Auteur ;
Nathalie de Lacoste, Auteur ;
Yves Kayser, Auteur
Maintaining or restoring old-growth stand structures in mountain forests, including deadwood and snags provided by natural disturbances, is considered critical for the conservation of secondary cavity-nesting birds. Under current climate warming[...]
Article
Julian C. Evans, Auteur ;
Sasha R. X. Dall, Auteur ;
Mark Bolton, Auteur ;
Ellie Owen, Auteur ;
Stephen C. Votier, Auteur
Developments in tracking technologies have enhanced our understanding of the behaviours of many seabird species. However few studies have examined the social aspects of seabird foraging behaviour, despite the effect this might have on the distri[...]
Article
Rien E. van Wijk, Auteur ;
Guillaume Souchay, Auteur ;
Susanne Jenni-Eiermann, Auteur ;
Silke Bauer, Auteur ;
Michael Schaub, Auteur
Tracking devices are used in a broad range of species for a broad range of questions, but their potential effects on study species are debated. Outcomes of earlier studies on effects are equivocal: some studies find negative effects on behaviour[...]
Article
Canchao Yang, Auteur ;
Jiajia Wang, Auteur ;
Wei Liang, Auteur
Visual sensitivity in ultraviolet (UV) light is widespread in the animal kingdom and occurs in all major taxonomic groups, including birds, which possess UV-sensitive photoreceptors and thus perceive UV light and use it in food selection, mate c[...]
Article
Rimgaudas Treinys, Auteur ;
Deivis Dementavičius, Auteur ;
Saulius Rumbutis, Auteur ;
Saulius Švažas, Auteur ;
Dalius Butkauskas, Auteur ;
Aniolas Sruoga, Auteur ;
Mindaugas Dagys, Auteur
The recovering population of white-tailed eagles Haliaeetus albicilla was studied in Lithuania, Central Europe. In the present study, we focused on (1) clarifying which theoretical distribution model better fits and describes the observed patter[...]
Article
Iñigo Zuberogoitia, Auteur ;
Juan Antonio Gil, Auteur ;
José Enrique Martínez, Auteur ;
Birgit Erni, Auteur ;
Bakartxo Aniz, Auteur ;
Pascual López-López, Auteur
Moult is an extremely time-consuming and energy-demanding task for large birds. In addition, there is a trade-off between the time devoted to moulting and that invested in other activities such as breeding and/or territory exploration. Moreover,[...]
Article
Risto Tornberg, Auteur ;
Seppo Rytkönen, Auteur ;
Panu Välimäki, Auteur ;
Jari Valkama, Auteur ;
Pekka Helle, Auteur
Around the nests of many birds of prey the pressure of nest predators is decreased. This attracts other bird species to breed near nests of those birds of prey in order to benefit from protection conferred. This study examines the possible prote[...]
Article
Jesse R. Conklin, Auteur ;
Jeroen Reneerkens, Auteur ;
Yvonne I. Verkuil, Auteur ;
Pavel S. Tomkovich, Auteur ;
Per J. Palsbøll, Auteur ;
Theunis Piersma, Auteur
The Greenlandic and west-central Siberian breeding populations of Sanderlings Calidris alba are separated by ca. 2000 km during the breeding season, but mix in Europe to some extent during migration. However, the number of Siberian Sanderlings t[...]
Article
Emma Blackburn, Auteur ;
Will Cresswell, Auteur
The decision for a migratory animal to be site faithful in its non-breeding season has profound implications for migratory connectivity, resilience to winter habitat loss and population dynamics through carry-over effects on future breeding succ[...]
Article
Ednei B. dos Santos, Auteur ;
Paulo E. Llambías, Auteur ;
Drew Rendall, Auteur
Studies of birdsong across very broad geographic scales, such as between the north temperate zone and the tropics, provide special opportunities to understand the role of variable ecologies, life histories and mating pressures on song structure [...]
Article
J. Stien, Auteur ;
K. B. Strann, Auteur ;
J. U. Jepsen, Auteur ;
V. Frivoll, Auteur ;
R. A. Ims, Auteur
The Slavonian Grebe (Podiceps auritus) has its European northern range limit in northern Norway, and is a species of national conservation concern due to its small population size and unknown population trend. Long-term monitoring at the range l[...]
Article
Ying-Chi Chan, Auteur ;
Maarten Brugge, Auteur ;
T. Lee Tibbitts, Auteur ;
Anne Dekinga, Auteur ;
Ron Porter, Auteur ;
Raymond H. G. Klaassen, Auteur ;
Theunis Piersma, Auteur
Small solar-powered satellite transmitters and GPS data loggers enable continuous, multi-year, and global tracking of birds. What is lacking, however, are reliable methods to attach these tracking devices to small migratory birds so that (1) fli[...]
Article
Conny Bartsch, Auteur ;
Henrike Hultsch, Auteur ;
Constance Scharff, Auteur ;
Silke Kipper, Auteur
In many passerine species certain song structures have evolved to convey information to conspecific males or females. For example, in the common nightingale Luscinia megarhynchos, the ‘whistle part’ is a striking acoustic feature of some song ty[...]
Article
Marta Maziarz, Auteur ;
Tomasz Wesołowski, Auteur ;
Grzegorz Hebda, Auteur ;
Marta Cholewa, Auteur ;
Richard K. Broughton, Auteur
An overlap in attributes of nest cavities used by Great Tit Parus major across Eurasia suggests similar nest site preferences within the geographical range, although the drivers of these preferences are unclear. To determine whether preferred ca[...]
Article
Kevin Kuhlmann Clausen, Auteur ;
Jesper Madsen, Auteur
Site fidelity is a strong and widespread feature of many waterfowl species, but little is known about the response of philopatric birds to changing environmental conditions at their preferred staging sites. In this study we analyse the response [...]
Article
Susanne Arbeiter, Auteur ;
Martin Schulze, Auteur ;
Peter Tamm, Auteur ;
Steffen Hahn, Auteur
Aerial insectivorous birds depend highly on favourable weather conditions for successful foraging because flight activity of insects is constrained by daily weather. Thus, the variation in weather conditions during reproduction, mediated by prey[...]
Article
Andrew G. Pillar, Auteur ;
Peter P. Marra, Auteur ;
Nancy J. Flood, Auteur ;
Matthew W. Reudink, Auteur
In contrast to the majority of migratory songbirds in North America, which moult on or near their breeding grounds, the Bullock’s oriole (Icterus bullockii) is reported to stop during fall migration to moult en route to the wintering grounds. Th[...]
Article
Martjan Lammertink, Auteur ;
Cecilia Kopuchian, Auteur ;
Hanja B. Brandl, Auteur ;
Pablo L. Tubaro, Auteur ;
Hans Winkler, Auteur
The Helmeted Woodpecker Dryocopus galeatus is a threatened species of the Atlantic Forest in southeastern South America. It has traditionally been placed in the genus Dryocopus, but it shows similarities in plumage and structure with woodpeckers[...]
Article
Iñigo Zuberogoitia, Auteur ;
Juan Antonio Gil, Auteur ;
José Enrique Martínez, Auteur ;
Birgit Erni, Auteur ;
Bakartxo Aniz, Auteur ;
Pascual López-López, Auteur
Moult is an extremely time-consuming and energy-demanding task for large birds. In addition, there is a trade-off between the time devoted to moulting and that invested in other activities such as breeding and/or territory exploration. Moreover,[...]
Article
Ying-Chi Chan, Auteur ;
Maarten Brugge, Auteur ;
T. Lee Tibbitts, Auteur ;
Anne Dekinga, Auteur ;
Ron Porter, Auteur ;
Raymond H. G. Klaassen, Auteur ;
Theunis Piersma, Auteur
Small solar-powered satellite transmitters and GPS data loggers enable continuous, multi-year, and global tracking of birds. What is lacking, however, are reliable methods to attach these tracking devices to small migratory birds so that (1) fli[...]
Article
Joanna Sudyka, Auteur ;
Aneta Arct, Auteur ;
Szymon Drobniak, Auteur ;
Lars Gustafsson, Auteur ;
Mariusz Cichoń, Auteur
Evidence is accumulating that telomeres become shorter with advancing age and possibly explain some of the observed variation in longevity. Cross-sectional analyses have shown that species with shorter lifespans lose more telomeric repeats with [...]
Article
Olivier Gilg, Auteur ;
Alexandre Andreev, Auteur ;
Adrian Aebischer, Auteur ;
Alexander Kondratyev, Auteur ;
Aleksandr Sokolov, Auteur ;
Andrew Dixon, Auteur
Ross’s Gull is one of the most emblematic Arctic birds and least known seabirds in the world; post-breeding movements and the use of sea-ice habitats have been long debated, but described only from scattered observations. We tracked two adults, [...]
Article
Nikita V. Zelenkov, Auteur ;
Natalia V. Volkova, Auteur ;
Leonid V. Gorobets, Auteur
The evolutionary history of the extant buttonquails (family Turnicidae) is poorly known. The Oligocene stem representatives of the family differ significantly morphologically from the extant members of Turnicidae and presumably had different eco[...]
Article
Andrew Goldklank Fulmer, Auteur ;
Mark E. Hauber, Auteur
We present a model for the evolution of host selection by avian brood parasites from the ecological context of siblicidal brood reduction tactics. Our analysis concentrates on the fitness costs and benefits that permit the evolution of brood par[...]
Article
Olivier Gilg, Auteur ;
Alexandre Andreev, Auteur ;
Adrian Aebischer, Auteur ;
Alexander Kondratyev, Auteur ;
Aleksandr Sokolov, Auteur ;
Andrew Dixon, Auteur
Ross’s Gull is one of the most emblematic Arctic birds and least known seabirds in the world; post-breeding movements and the use of sea-ice habitats have been long debated, but described only from scattered observations. We tracked two adults, [...]
Article
Luis Sandoval, Auteur ;
Carolina Méndez, Auteur ;
Daniel J. Mennill, Auteur
There are relatively few quantitative descriptive studies of the vocalisations and vocal behaviour of tropical bird species, in spite of the tropic’s rich avian biodiversity and the extensive variety of vocalisations produced by tropical birds. [...]
Article
Risto Tornberg, Auteur ;
Seppo Rytkönen, Auteur ;
Panu Välimäki, Auteur ;
Jari Valkama, Auteur ;
Pekka Helle, Auteur
Around the nests of many birds of prey the pressure of nest predators is decreased. This attracts other bird species to breed near nests of those birds of prey in order to benefit from protection conferred. This study examines the possible prote[...]
Article
Andrew Goldklank Fulmer, Auteur ;
Mark E. Hauber, Auteur
We present a model for the evolution of host selection by avian brood parasites from the ecological context of siblicidal brood reduction tactics. Our analysis concentrates on the fitness costs and benefits that permit the evolution of brood par[...]
Article
Kevin Kuhlmann Clausen, Auteur ;
Jesper Madsen, Auteur
Site fidelity is a strong and widespread feature of many waterfowl species, but little is known about the response of philopatric birds to changing environmental conditions at their preferred staging sites. In this study we analyse the response [...]
Article
Chelsey M. Laux, Auteur ;
Cameron J. Nordell, Auteur ;
Ryan J. Fisher, Auteur ;
Janet W. Ng, Auteur ;
Troy I. Wellicome, Auteur ;
Erin M. Bayne, Auteur
Heavy and frequent rain, low temperatures, and strong winds may decrease adult foraging time, cause thermoregulatory stress on nestlings, and lead to nest damage or destruction, all of which can negatively affect breeding success. However, certa[...]
Article
W. Gregory Shriver, Auteur ;
Kathleen M. O’Brien, Auteur ;
Mark J. Ducey, Auteur ;
Thomas P. Hodgman, Auteur
Evidence of biological responses to climate change continues to grow. Long-term monitoring programs are critical in documenting these changes as well as identifying the primary stressors that may influence a species’ ability to adapt to changing[...]
Article
L. Pérez-Rodríguez, Auteur ;
E. García-de Blas, Auteur ;
J. Martínez-Padilla, Auteur ;
F. Mougeot, Auteur ;
R. Mateo, Auteur
The carotenoid-based ornaments displayed by many birds often play key roles in social and sexual signalling, revealing information about individual quality. However, the proximate regulation of the honesty of sexual traits remains controversial.[...]
Article
Camille Duval, Auteur ;
Phillip Cassey, Auteur ;
P. George Lovell, Auteur ;
Ivan Mikšík, Auteur ;
S. James Reynolds, Auteur ;
Karen A. Spencer, Auteur
Egg camouflage may explain the adaptive significance of avian eggshell pigmentation in ground-nesting species. Eggshell maculation (spots) is predominantly due to protoporphyrin, but both biliverdin (antioxidant) and protoporphyrin (pro-oxidant)[...]
Article
Mirjam Nadjafzadeh, Auteur ;
Heribert Hofer, Auteur ;
Oliver Krone, Auteur
Little is known about foraging strategy and prey choice in large raptor species and how they might change with age and season. Here, we present results about time allocation, foraging pattern and diet selection of adult territorial White-tailed [...]
Article
Ines Sanchez-Donoso, Auteur ;
Pablo Antonio Morales-Rodriguez, Auteur ;
Manel Puigcerver, Auteur ;
José Ramón Caballero de la Calle, Auteur ;
Carles Vilà, Auteur ;
José Domingo Rodríguez-Teijeiro, Auteur
Postcopulatory sexual selection plays an important role in the reproductive success of males in many species. Differences in fertilization success could affect rates of admixture and genetic introgression between divergent lineages. We investiga[...]
Article
Rimgaudas Treinys, Auteur ;
Deivis Dementavičius, Auteur ;
Saulius Rumbutis, Auteur ;
Saulius Švažas, Auteur ;
Dalius Butkauskas, Auteur ;
Aniolas Sruoga, Auteur ;
Mindaugas Dagys, Auteur
The recovering population of white-tailed eagles Haliaeetus albicilla was studied in Lithuania, Central Europe. In the present study, we focused on (1) clarifying which theoretical distribution model better fits and describes the observed patter[...]
Article
Chelsey M. Laux, Auteur ;
Cameron J. Nordell, Auteur ;
Ryan J. Fisher, Auteur ;
Janet W. Ng, Auteur ;
Troy I. Wellicome, Auteur ;
Erin M. Bayne, Auteur
Heavy and frequent rain, low temperatures, and strong winds may decrease adult foraging time, cause thermoregulatory stress on nestlings, and lead to nest damage or destruction, all of which can negatively affect breeding success. However, certa[...]
Article
Rien E. van Wijk, Auteur ;
Guillaume Souchay, Auteur ;
Susanne Jenni-Eiermann, Auteur ;
Silke Bauer, Auteur ;
Michael Schaub, Auteur
Tracking devices are used in a broad range of species for a broad range of questions, but their potential effects on study species are debated. Outcomes of earlier studies on effects are equivocal: some studies find negative effects on behaviour[...]
Article
Per Alström, Auteur ;
Min Zhao, Auteur ;
Peng He, Auteur ;
Fumin Lei, Auteur
This study provides new distributional and morphological data for one of the world’s most poorly known species, the Blackthroat Calliope obscura, which, until recently, was only known from fewer than ten museum specimens and a few field observat[...]
Article
Chima Josiah Nwaogu, Auteur ;
Will Cresswell, Auteur
Avian migration has been shown to be a life history strategy for surviving environmental resource variability, but it requires increased body reserves for long distance flight. Fat reserves make excellent energy stores for barrier crossing, wher[...]
Article
The rules governing bird song sequences vary considerably across the avian phylogeny, and modifications to these rules represent one of the many ways in which bird song varies interspecifically. Cassin’s Vireo (Vireo cassinii) is one species tha[...]
Article
Jesse R. Conklin, Auteur ;
Jeroen Reneerkens, Auteur ;
Yvonne I. Verkuil, Auteur ;
Pavel S. Tomkovich, Auteur ;
Per J. Palsbøll, Auteur ;
Theunis Piersma, Auteur
The Greenlandic and west-central Siberian breeding populations of Sanderlings Calidris alba are separated by ca. 2000 km during the breeding season, but mix in Europe to some extent during migration. However, the number of Siberian Sanderlings t[...]
