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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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Innes Sim, Auteur ; Chris Rollie, Auteur ; David Arthur, Auteur ; Stuart Benn, Auteur ; Helen Booker, Auteur ; Vic Fairbrother, Auteur ; Mick Green, Auteur ; Ken Hutchinson, Auteur ; Sonja Ludwig, Auteur ; Mike Nicoll, Auteur ; Ian Poxton, Auteur ; Graham Rebecca, Auteur ; Leo Smith, Auteur ; Andrew Stanbury, Auteur ; Pete Wilson, AuteurThe Ring Ouzel Turdus torquatus is a Red-listed, UK Biodiversity Action Plan priority species in Britain because of steep declines in breeding numbers over the past 25 years. Data from several monitoring projects, from across much of the species[...]![]()
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Paddy Jenks, Auteur ; Mick Green, Auteur ; Tony Cross, AuteurForaging activity and habitat use by European Nightjars Caprimulgus europaeus were measured during a radio-tracking study in coniferous forest in South Wales. Nightjars were most active from around 15 minutes after sunset for a period of about 8[...]![]()
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Mick Green, Auteur ; Rachel Kaleta, Auteur ; Ian Keirle, AuteurThe breeding population of the Ring Ouzel Turdus torquatus in Britain has declined and the species is now Red-listed. Since clutch size and fledging success remain stable, factors in the wintering range and/or on migration may be responsible for[...]



