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Madeleine G. Barton, Auteur ; Greg J. Conway, Auteur ; Ian G. Henderson, Auteur ; Jack Baddams, Auteur ; Chris S. Balchin, Auteur ; Kane Brides, Auteur ; Nigel Butcher, Auteur ; Tom C. Cameron, Auteur ; Tony Davis, Auteur ; John Eyre, Auteur ; Robert Foster, Auteur ; Daniel Gornall, Auteur ; Nilesh Karipal Kallamballi, Auteur ; Patrick Laurie, Auteur ; Adam Nixon, Auteur ; Paul Noyes, Auteur ; David M. B. Parish, Auteur ; Louise Samson, Auteur ; Jennifer Smart, Auteur ; Nigel Wilde, Auteur ; Max A. Wright, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurNest predation is the primary cause of nest failure across many bird species. Interventions to support declining or threatened species frequently involve measures to reduce nest predation, through lethal control or non-lethal methods. However, t[...]
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Natalia B. Zielonka, Auteur ; Robert W. Hawkes, Auteur ; Helen Jones, Auteur ; Robert J. Burnside, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurCapsuleWithin the UK’s largest lowland Eurasian Curlew Numenius arquata population, curlew preferentially nested on physically disturbed (treated) than undisturbed (control) grassland, and low nest survival rates were primarily attributable to p[...]
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Natalia B. Zielonka, Auteur ; Robert W. Hawkes, Auteur ; Helen Jones, Auteur ; Robert J. Burnside, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurCapsule: Within the UK’s largest lowland Eurasian Curlew Numenius arquata population, curlew preferentially nested on physically disturbed (treated) than undisturbed (control) grassland, and low nest survival rates were primarily attributable to[...]
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Robert W. Hawkes, Auteur ; Jennifer Smart, Auteur ; Andy Brown, Auteur ; Helen Jones, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurTo determine whether ground-disturbance increased Woodlark Lullula arborea abundance, we examined responses over 3 years to four treatments varying in establishment method (shallow- or deep-cultivated) and complexity (homogeneous or ‘complex-mos[...]
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Robert J. Burnside, Auteur ; Nigel J. Collar, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurFor migratory species, the success of population reintroduction or reinforcement through captive-bred released individuals depends on survivors undertaking appropriate migrations. We assess whether captive-bred Asian Houbara Chlamydotis macqueen[...]
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Katrina Sharps, Auteur ; Ian Henderson, Auteur ; Greg Conway, Auteur ; Neal Armour-Chelu, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurIn Europe, the consequences of commercial plantation management for birds of conservation concern are poorly understood. The European Nightjar Caprimulgus europaeus is a species of conservation concern across Europe due to population depletion t[...]
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Devathi Parashuram, Auteur ; Steffen Oppel, Auteur ; Calvin Fenton, Auteur ; Glenford James, Auteur ; James Daley, Auteur ; Gerard Gray, Auteur ; Nigel J. Collar, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurHabitat loss, the primary driver for loss of biodiversity worldwide, is of special concern for species that have a small area of occurrence, such as those restricted to islands. The Forest Thrush Turdus lherminieri is a 'Vulnerable' (VU) species[...]
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Katrina Sharps, Auteur ; Ian Henderson, Auteur ; Greg Conway, Auteur ; Neal Armour-Chelu, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurIn Europe, the consequences of commercial plantation management for birds of conservation concern are poorly understood. The European Nightjar Caprimulgus europaeus is a species of conservation concern across Europe due to population depletion t[...]
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Survival rates of captive-bred Asian Houbara Chlamydotis macqueenii in a hunted migratory population
Robert J. Burnside, Auteur ; Nigel J. Collar, Auteur ; Keith M. Scotland, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurAsian Houbara Chlamydotis macqueenii numbers are declining as a result of unsustainable levels of hunting and poaching, with the main conservation response being population reinforcement through the release of captive-bred birds. We assessed the[...]
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Chas A. Holt, Auteur ; Katherine H. Fraser, Auteur ; Alan J. Bull, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurCapsule Nightingales Luscinia megarhynchos with song territories in scrub vegetation also used adjacent woodland. Aims To examine spatial use by Nightingales of vegetation mosaics and associated selection of vegetation height classes. Methods We[...]
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Chas A. Holt, Auteur ; Katherine H. Fraser, Auteur ; Alan J. Bull, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurCapsule Nightingales Luscinia megarhynchos with song territories in scrub vegetation also used adjacent woodland. Aims To examine spatial use by Nightingales of vegetation mosaics and associated selection of vegetation height classes. Methods We[...]
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John W. Mallord, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, Auteur ; Andy Brown, Auteur ; William J. Sutherland, AuteurCapsule Birds that started nesting early and made more nesting attempts did not produce more fledglings or recruits. Aims To investigate seasonal trends in reproductive performance of a multi-brooded ground-nesting passerine, and whether re-nest[...]
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John W. Mallord, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, Auteur ; Andy Brown, Auteur ; William J. Sutherland, AuteurCapsule Although Woodlarks showed strong preferences for various nest-site characteristics, there were no fitness consequences of these choices. Aim To investigate nesting habitat preferences of Woodlarks, and to assess whether these confer any [...]
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Paul M. Dolman, Auteur ; Nigel J. Collar, Auteur ; Keith M. Scotland, Auteur ; Robert J. Burnside, AuteurWhen species face extinction, captive breeding may be appropriate. However, captive breeding may be unsuccessful, while reducing motivation and resources for insitu conservation and impacting wild source populations. Despite such risks, decision[...]
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Paul M. Dolman, Auteur ; Christopher J. Panter, Auteur ; Hannah L. Mossman, AuteurDespite a strong uptake of evidence-based approaches, conservation often proceeds from a grossly incomplete understanding of species priorities. To optimize conservation impact within a biogeographical region, quantitative knowledge is needed of[...]
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Chas A. Holt, Auteur ; Robert J. Fuller, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurBirds in woodland can be affected by increasing deer populations through changes to vegetation structure and potential impacts on foraging resources; these effects need to be better understood. Effects of deer browsing are reported from a replic[...]
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Thomas N. E. Gray, Auteur ; Nigel J. Collar, Auteur ; Peter J. A. Davidson, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, Auteur ; Tom D. Evans, Auteur ; Harry N. Fox, Auteur ; Hong Chamnan, Auteur ; Ro Borey, Auteur ; Seng Kim Hout, Auteur ; Robert N. Van Zalinge, AuteurThe Bengal Florican is a 'Critically Endangered' bustard (Otididae) restricted to India, Nepal and Southern Indochina. Fewer than 500 birds are estimated to remain in the Indian subcontinent, whilst the Indochinese breeding population is primari[...]
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Paul M. Dolman, Auteur ; Kristin Waeber, AuteurNumerous deer species have been introduced beyond their native range into ecosystems around the world. Their economic value leads to further accidental and deliberate releases and lack of control is contributing to range expansion in Australia, [...]
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Katherine L. Boughey, Auteur ; Iain R. Lake, Auteur ; Karen A. Haysom, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurAlthough forest fragmentation can greatly affect biodiversity, responses to landscape-scale measures of woodland configuration in Europe have been examined for only a limited range of taxa. Almost all European bat species utilise woodland, howev[...]
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Christina Ieronymidou, Auteur ; Nigel J. Collar, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurAnthropogenic habitat change and assisted colonization are promoting range expansions of some widespread species with potential consequences for endemic fauna. The recent colonization of Cyprus by breeding Sardinian Warblers Sylvia melanocephala[...]
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Hugh L. Wright, Auteur ; Bou Vorsak, Auteur ; Nigel J. Collar, Auteur ; Thomas N. E. Gray, Auteur ; Iain R. Lake, Auteur ; Sum Phearun, Auteur ; Hugo J. Rainey, Auteur ; Rours Vann, Auteur ; Sok Ko, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, Auteur
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Chas A. Holt, Auteur ; Robert J. Fuller, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurUsing an exclosure experiment in managed woodland in eastern England, we examined species and guild responses to vegetation growth and its modification by deer herbivory, contrasting winter and the breeding season over 4years. Species and guild [...]
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Chas A. Holt, Auteur ; Robert J. Fuller, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurThe ecological impacts of increasing populations of deer (Cervidae) in Europe and North America are becoming more widespread and pronounced. Within Britain, it has been suggested that declines in several woodland bird species, particularly those[...]
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Thomas N. E. Gray, Auteur ; Hong Chamnan, Auteur ; Ro Borey, Auteur ; Nigel J. Collar, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurLow-intensity agro-ecosystems of the Tonle Sap grasslands, Cambodia, support important concentrations of threatened bird species including the largest global population of bengal florican (Houbaropsis bengalensis) (IUCN status Critically Endange[...]
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Katherine L. Boughey, Auteur ; Iain R. Lake, Auteur ; Karen A. Haysom, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurWithin agricultural landscapes, linear features such as hedgerows and tree-lines provide valuable habitat for many species. We use data from 315 transects, completed as part of a national acoustic survey of bat distribution, to examine the incid[...]
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Scott M. Pedley, Auteur ; Aldina M. A. Franco, Auteur ; Tim Pankhurst, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurCreation of ecological networks is advocated to increase the viability of regional populations and their resilience to climatic and land-use change with associated habitat fragmentation and loss. However, management of network elements should be[...]
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Tania Urquiza-Haas, Auteur ; Carlos A. Peres, Auteur ; Paul M. Dolman, AuteurThe occupancy probability of 35 large-bodied bird and mammal species was examined in relation to patch- and landscape-scale habitat and disturbance variables in 147 forest patches distributed throughout the Mexican Yucatan Peninsula. Occupancy w[...]
