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Ruben Evens, Auteur ; Greg J. Conway, Auteur ; Ian G. Henderson, Auteur ; Brian Cresswell, Auteur ; Frédéric Jiguet, Auteur ; Caroline Moussy, Auteur ; Didier Sénécal, Auteur ; Nele Witters, Auteur ; Natalie Beenaerts, Auteur ; Tom Artois, AuteurLittle is known about the wintering distribution of the European Nightjar Caprimulgus europaeus. We combined geolocator and GPS-logger data from different sites in Western Europe to analyse migration routes and migration timing of this trans-equ[...]![]()
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Ruben Evens, Auteur ; Natalie Beenaerts, Auteur ; Nele Witters, Auteur ; Tom Artois, AuteurMost of our current knowledge on migration strategies in juvenile light-weight birds originates from laboratory studies, displacement experiments and partial migration tracks. Here we report on the first recording of two consecutive migration cy[...]![]()
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Ruben Evens, Auteur ; Natalie Beenaerts, Auteur ; Eddy Ulenaers, Auteur ; Nele Witters, Auteur ; Tom Artois, AuteurStudying the movement ecology of smaller birds generally implies the use of archival devices, which require retrieval in order to download tracking data. When recapturing fails, archival devices are usually lost and birds carry the devices for l[...]![]()
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Ruben Evens, Auteur ; Natalie Beenaerts, Auteur ; Nele Witters, Auteur ; Tom Artois, AuteurKnowledge of the distribution and ecology of East African nightjars is, to a large extent, unknown. We collected ecological information on the diversity and microhabitat use of nightjars in Nechisar National Park in January 2015 by executing fie[...]![]()
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Ruben Evens, Auteur ; Natalie Beenaerts, Auteur ; Nele Witters, Auteur ; Tom Artois, AuteurEffective nature conservation requires coherent actions based on the best available evidence concerning protected species. Recent studies have suggested that European nightjars Caprimulgus europaeus forage outside their recognized breeding habit[...]



