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Bruno Bruderer, Auteur ; Dieter Peter, Auteur ; Thomas Steuri, Auteur ; Felix Liechti, Auteur ; Baptiste Schmid, AuteurThe path-breaking work of Eastwood (1967) provided comprehensive information on the use of surveillance radar for the study of bird migration, reference to initial studies applying pencil-beam radar, and a first hint to the use of tracking radar[...]
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Bruno Bruderer, Auteur ; Dieter Peter, AuteurThis review on autumn migratory directions is thought as a complement to an earlier overview on the vertical distribution of bird migration between the Baltic Sea and the Sahara (Bruderer et al. in J Ornithol 159:315–336, 2018): (1) A broad syno[...]
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Janine Aschwanden, Auteur ; Matthias Schmidt, Auteur ; Gábor Wichmann, Auteur ; Herbert Stark, Auteur ; Dieter Peter, Auteur ; Thomas Steuri, Auteur ; Felix Liechti, AuteurThe influence of mountain ranges on broad-front bird migration has been investigated for several decades. However, almost all the studies have focused on flight behaviour, and have rarely considered the quantitative effect of mountain ranges as [...]
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Bruno Bruderer, Auteur ; Dieter Peter, Auteur ; Fränzi Korner-Nievergelt, AuteurThis review covers 40 years of migration studies of the Swiss Ornithological Institute with the tracking radar “Superfledermaus”. Since 1968, this pencil-beam radar was—according to its (military) capacities of surveillance and tracking—applied [...]
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Volker Salewski, Auteur ; Res Altwegg, Auteur ; Amadou Ba, Auteur ; Felix Liechti, Auteur ; Dieter Peter, AuteurMass and fat scores of Palearctic Trans-Saharan migrants are known in breeding grounds and migration routes north of the Sahara and partially in their winter quarters. However, there are no data from areas south of the Sahara desert. These data [...]
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Bruno Bruderer, Auteur ; Dieter Peter, Auteur ; Andreas Boldt, Auteur ; Felix Liechti, AuteurThis study presents wing-beat frequency data measured mainly by radar, complemented by video and cinematic recordings, for 153 western Palaearctic and two African species. Data on a further 45 Palaearctic species from other sources are provided [...]
