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Lisa Furu Baardsen, Auteur ; Erik Matthysen, AuteurThe biotic and abiotic environments in bird nests change during the nesting cycle as eggs are laid and incubated and nestlings develop and eventually fledge. Nest-arthropod communities have been studied for many bird species and are commonly sam[...]
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Erik Matthysen, Auteur ; Frank Adriaensen, Auteur ; Peter Van de Kerckhove, Auteur ; Kris Vandekerkhove, AuteurMany studies have investigated how spring temperature affects laying dates and how this in turn affects the synchrony between nestling food demands and the insect food peak that follows tree budburst. While there is strong evidence that temperat[...]
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Job Aben, Auteur ; Greta Bocedi, Auteur ; Stephen C. F. Palmer, Auteur ; Petri Pellikka, Auteur ; Diederik Strubbe, Auteur ; Caspar Hallmann, Auteur ; Justin M. J. Travis, Auteur ; Luc Lens, Auteur ; Erik Matthysen, AuteurAs biodiversity hotspots are often characterized by high human population densities, implementation of conservation management practices that focus only on the protection and enlargement of pristine habitats is potentially unrealistic. An altern[...]
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Diederik Strubbe, Auteur ; Erik Matthysen, AuteurLittle is known about the foraging ecology of invasive bird species in Europe. We used radio-telemetry to assess home-ranges of breeding male Ring-necked Parakeets in Brussels. Results indicate that parakeets primarily forage in parks and garden[...]
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Erik Matthysen, Auteur ; Karin Schiegg, Auteur ; Gilberto Pasinelli, Auteur
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Vladimir Grosbois, Auteur ; Frank Adriaensen, Auteur ; Tom Van De Casteele, Auteur ; Erik Matthysen, Auteur
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Diederik Strubbe, Auteur ; Erik Matthysen, AuteurRing-necked parakeets (Psittacula krameri) originate from Africa and Asia, but have been widely introduced and are thought to compete for nest-sites with native hole-nesting birds, raising concerns for the loss of native avifauna. In this study,[...]
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Jennifer R. A. Cahill, Auteur ; Erik Matthysen, AuteurAssessment of habitat use for species of conservation concern can lead to important measures for habitat conservation. In high-Andean Polylepis forests (3000-5000 m), two such species are the Giant Conebill (Oreomanes fraseri) and the Tawny Tit [...]
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Greet De Coster, Auteur ; Erik Matthysen, Auteur ; Jennifer R. A. Cahill, Auteur ; Luc Lens, AuteurThe Giant Conebill Oreomanes fraseri is a specialist of high Andean Polylepis forest remnants. With the aid of radio-tracking and visual observations, the average 100% minimum convex polygon home range size of seven adult individuals was 7.15 ha[...]
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Frank Adriaensen, Auteur ; Vladimir Grosbois, Auteur ; Erik Matthysen, Auteur
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Thijs van Overveld, Auteur ; Michalis Vardakis, Auteur ; Lisa Arvidsson, Auteur ; Kristine Stolk, Auteur ; Frank Adriaensen, Auteur ; Erik Matthysen, AuteurIn birds, parental escorting of dependent young to feeding areas outside the breeding territory is a commonly observed, yet poorly documented phenomenon. Using radio-tracking, we provide a detailed description of the post-fledging movements of 1[...]
