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Iván De la Hera, Auteur ; Javier Pérez-Tris, Auteur ; Jose Luis Telleria, AuteurThere is increasing evidence of adaptive preferential investment during moult in those feather tracts that are more advantageous for fitness. In this study, we assessed whether, after the manual removal of two functionally different flight feath[...]
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Jose Luis Telleria, Auteur ; Javier Fernandez-Lopez, Auteur ; Guillermo Fandos, AuteurCapsule Ring records can be used to predict spatial changes in habitat suitability in wintering grounds of migratory birds as shown by a case study with the Meadow Pipit (Anthus pratensis). Aims To forecast the winter distribution of the Meadow [...]
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Jose Luis Telleria, AuteurDans Bird Study (56 2009)Capsule The huge expansion of wind power plants has already occupied a significant part of the breeding range of the Spanish population of Griffon Vultures.
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Luis Santiago Cano, Auteur ; Claudia Franco, Auteur ; Guillermo Doval, Auteur ; Alejandro Tores, Auteur ; Isidoro Carbonell, Auteur ; Jose Luis Telleria, AuteurSeven out of ten Black Stork chicks fitted with satellite tags successfully made the journey from Iberia to the Sahel. Four died there during their first winter and one additional bird in the second winter. Our results show that 30% of the tagge[...]
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This paper examines the potential effect of some factors involved in the decline of a winter population of the European robin Erithacus rubecula in southern Spain. The area receives extra-Iberian immigrants that come into contact with resident c[...]
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Luis Santiago Cano, Auteur ; Carlos Pacheco, Auteur ; Pablo Refoyo, Auteur ; Jose Luis Telleria, AuteurHere we explore the environmental and geographical factors affecting the winter distribution of the black stork Ciconia nigra in the Iberian Peninsula, where an increasing number of individuals have remained to winter in the last two decades. We[...]
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Iván De la Hera, Auteur ; Javier Pérez-Tris, Auteur ; Jose Luis Telleria, AuteurIn migratory species, the way in which conspecifics from different breeding populations are distributed during the non-breeding period is important from and ecological, evolutionary and conservation perspective, but such knowledge is still limit[...]
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Tomas Santos, Auteur ; Roberto Carbonell, Auteur ; Aitor Galarza, Auteur ; Javier Pérez-Tris, Auteur ; Alvaro Ramirez, Auteur ; Jose Luis Telleria, AuteurMigratory birds are critically dependent on adequate wintering habitats for their long-term survival. Cantabrian farmland, a mixed agricultural landscape extending across the coastal lowlands of northern Spain, constitutes an important wintering[...]
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Luis Santiago Cano, Auteur ; Jose Luis Telleria, AuteurThis paper compares the migratory movements of Iberian and central European satellite-tagged black storks Ciconia nigra moving to Africa across the Strait of Gibraltar. Results show that the populations differ in departure dates from breeding ar[...]
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Jose Luis Telleria, Auteur ; Maria Blazquez, Auteur ; Iván De la Hera, Auteur ; Javier Pérez-Tris, AuteurWhen different populations of the same bird species share non-breeding habitats, competition for food may promote resource partitioning. We studied food choice by resident and migratory Blackcaps Sylvia atricapilla in sympatric wintering grounds[...]
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Over recent years, Spain has undergone a huge expansion in the number of wind farms, many of which extend across regions crossed by migratory birds that winter in the Iberian Peninsula and Africa. This paper explores the potential impact these s[...]
