| Titre : | Wader Study 123(2) - 2016 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Article
Luke J. Eberhart-Phillips, Auteur ;
Rosemarie Kentie, Auteur
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Steve Jones, Auteur ;
Colin R. Trainor, Auteur
Article
Mary Anne Bishop, Auteur ;
Joseph B. Buchanan, Auteur ;
Brian J. McCaffery, Auteur ;
James A. Johnson, Auteur
With an estimated population of 22,000 individuals, the Red Knot Calidris canutus roselaari is one of the least-studied shorebird populations in North America. Historically, limited ground-based counts of Red Knots on the Copper and Yukon-Kuskok[...]
Article
Alexander L. Mischenko, Auteur ;
Olga V. Sukhanova, Auteur
We monitored the abundance of eight breeding wader species in the Vinogradovo Floodplain during 2002-2014 and compare our results with data from 1982-1983 and 1995-1996. We describe the trends in agricultural land use in the region, as well as t[...]
Article
Carmem E. Fedrizzi, Auteur ;
Caio J. Carlos, Auteur ;
Alberto A. Campos, Auteur
This study, conducted between September 2008 and August 2009, documents species occurrence, annual abundance and prey of Nearctic-nesting shorebirds at two sites in NE Brazil: Ilha Grande and Cajuais Bank in the state of Ceara. At Ilha Grande, 1[...]
Article
David J. Stanton, Auteur
In this study I present data on wader abundance and diversity over a five-year period following the construction of an eco-engineered flood relief channel in Hong Kong. The concrete channel has hollow cells in its bed which allow retention of a [...]
Article
Christopher M. Harwood, Auteur ;
Robert E. Gill, Auteur ;
Abby N. Powell, Auteur
Breeding ecology studies of boreal waders have been relatively scarce in North America. This paucity is due in part to boreal habitats being difficult to access, and boreal waders being widely dispersed and thus difficult to monitor. Between 200[...]
Article
Rebecca Bentzen, Auteur ;
Alexei Dondua, Auteur ;
Ron Porter, Auteur ;
Martin Robards, Auteur ;
Diana Solovyeva, Auteur
Many shorebird populations have declined, and mapping habitat use during the non-breeding period and determining timing of use have become increasingly urgent for conservation. This study provides the first detailed location information on the c[...]
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Deborah M. Buehler, Auteur
