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Jessica V. Bryant, Auteur ; John W. Mallord, Auteur ; Fraser Bell, Auteur ; Emmanuel Loqueh, Auteur ; Christopher J. Orsman, Auteur ; Roger Skeen, Auteur ; Gordon B. Sambola, Auteur ; Alexander Wuo Saye, Auteur ; Patrick Garteh, Auteur ; Yorgbor Kpawulu, Auteur ; Alison E. Beresford, Auteur ; Juliet A. Vickery, Auteur ; Malcolm D. Burgess, AuteurIdentifying population drivers of migratory birds requires knowledge of species' ecology throughout their annual cycle. For most Afro-Palaearctic migratory species, little is known about non-breeding habitat use, despite extensive land use chang[...]
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Ilaria Lonero, Auteur ; Mark J. Eddowes, Auteur ; Malcolm D. Burgess, Auteur ; James W. Pearce-Higgins, Auteur ; Albert B. Phillimore, AuteurOver the past four decades, rising temperatures have impacted the breeding phenology of many bird species, in some cases with consequences for their reproductive success. Migratory birds face particular challenges in shifting breeding phenology [...]
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Robert W. Hawkes, Auteur ; Andrew J. Stanbury, Auteur ; Helen M. Booker, Auteur ; Molly Meikle, Auteur ; David L. Buckingham, Auteur ; Malcolm D. Burgess, Auteur ; Guy Q. A. Anderson, Auteur ; Alex Whittle, Auteur ; David J. T. Douglas, AuteurIn a 461 km2 unenclosed upland landscape in south-west England, long-term breeding Whinchat Saxicola rubetra persistence is more likely in areas characterized by a mixture of Bracken Pteridium aquilinum, ericaceous vegetation, and very low tree [...]
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Paul E. Bellamy, Auteur ; Malcolm D. Burgess, Auteur ; John W. Mallord, Auteur ; Andrew Cristinacce, Auteur ; Christopher J. Orsman, Auteur ; Tony Davis, Auteur ; Philip V. Grice, Auteur ; Elisabeth C. Charman, AuteurIncreasing rates of nest predation is one of several hypotheses proposed to explain observed declines of Wood Warbler Phylloscopus sibilatrix populations in the UK. Nest predation may be influenced by how nest concealment is affected by vegetati[...]
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Sophie C. Bell, Auteur ; Myriam El Harouchi, Auteur ; Chris M. Hewson, Auteur ; Malcolm D. Burgess, AuteurDans Ibis (159(4) 2017)Tracking small passerines using miniaturized location tags is a rapidly expanding field of study. In a 1-year study, we tested whether there were any short- or longer-term effects of fitting geolocators weighing 3% of body mass on male Pied Flyc[...]
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Innes M.W. Sim, Auteur ; Mick Green, Auteur ; Graham W. Rebecca, Auteur ; Malcolm D. Burgess, AuteurCapsule The first details of the migration pattern of a male Ring Ouzel Turdus torquatus, fitted with a geolocator on its Scottish breeding grounds, showed that it wintered in the Algerian Atlas Mountains, substantially east of the suspected mai[...]
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Robin C. Whytock, Auteur ; Daniel Davis, Auteur ; Rory T. Whytock, Auteur ; Malcolm D. Burgess, Auteur ; Jeroen Minderman, Auteur ; John W. Mallord, AuteurCapsule Maximum provisioning rates occurred during the seasonal peak in caterpillar availability, controlling for brood age and time of day.Aims To determine if the seasonal availability of caterpillars influenced Wood Warbler Phylloscopus sibil[...]
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Malcolm D. Burgess, Auteur ; Jenny A. Bright, Auteur ; Antony J. Morris, Auteur ; Rob H. Field, Auteur ; Philip V. Grice, Auteur ; Andrew I. Cooke, Auteur ; Will Peach, AuteurConserving farmland birds is a key objective for agri-environment schemes (AES) across Europe, with a number of management options aimed at providing invertebrate food and nesting habitats. We analysed territory settlement by two widespread but [...]
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Taku Awa Il, Auteur ; Malcolm D. Burgess, Auteur ; Ken Norris, AuteurRadiotelemetry is an important tool used to aid the understanding and conservation of cryptic and rare birds. The two bird species of the family Picathartidae are little-known, secretive, forest-dwelling birds endemic to western and central Afri[...]
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Malcolm D. Burgess, Auteur ; Malcolm A. C. Nicoll, Auteur ; Carl G. Jones, Auteur ; Ken Norris, AuteurP>1. Spatial variation in habitat quality and its demographic consequences have important implications for the regulation of animal populations. Theoretically, habitat quality is typically viewed as a single gradient from 'poor' to 'good', but i[...]
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Malcolm D. Burgess, Auteur ; Richard A. Black, Auteur ; Malcolm A. C. Nicoll, Auteur ; Carl G. Jones, Auteur ; Ken Norris, AuteurKnowledge of tropical raptor habitat use is limited and yet a thorough understanding is vital when trying to conserve endangered species. We used a well studied, reintroduced population of the vulnerable Mauritius Kestrel Falco punctatus to inve[...]
