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David L. Slager, Auteur ; Paul G. Rodewald, AuteurABSTRACT Nocturnal roosting at locations disjunct from daytime foraging areas (hereafter disjunct nocturnal roosting) is a common avian behavior on both the breeding and wintering grounds but to our knowledge has not been documented in arboreal [...]
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David L. Slager, Auteur ; Paul G. Rodewald, Auteur
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Lucas W. DeGroote, Auteur ; Paul G. Rodewald, AuteurBlood parasites can negatively affect energetic condition, arrival date, and reproductive performance of breeding birds, yet their impact on migrating birds is poorly understood. We quantified haematozoan infection and examined its relationship [...]
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Felicity L. Newell, Auteur ; Tiffany-Ahren Beachy, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur ; Carlos G. Rengifo, Auteur ; Ian J. Ausprey, Auteur ; Paul G. Rodewald, AuteurBirds require additional resources for raising young, and the breeding currency hypothesis predicts that insectivorous species exploit large soft-bodied prey during the breeding season, but shift to small, likely hard-bodied, prey during the non[...]
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Felicity L. Newell, Auteur ; Tiffany-Ahren Beachy, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur ; Carlos G. Rengifo, Auteur ; Ian J. Ausprey, Auteur ; Paul G. Rodewald, AuteurShade coffee has been identified as an important habitat for Nearctic-Neotropical migrants during the non-breeding season, including species of conservation concern such as Cerulean Warblers (Setophaga cerulea). To better understand habitat feat[...]
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Andrea L. Crary, Auteur ; Paul G. Rodewald, AuteurPrevious studies of Yellow Warblers (Setophaga petechia) indicate that males with heavy melanin-based brown breast streaking are more territorial and obtain more extra-pair copulations than lightly streaked males that provide more parental care [...]
