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Auteur Andrew J. Pierce |
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Kanoktip Somsiri, Auteur ; George A. Gale, Auteur ; Andrew J. Pierce, Auteur ; Daphawan Khamcha, Auteur ; Wangworn Sankamethawee, AuteurNest success of forest birds is typically low due to high rates of predation, but little is known regarding how different nest predators affect nest-site selection and nesting success, particularly in the tropics. We studied nest-site selection [...]![]()
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Andrew J. Pierce, Auteur ; Wangworn Sankamethawee, Auteur ; Larkin A. Powell, Auteur ; George A. Gale, AuteurSoutheast Asian forest birds are threatened by the highest rate of tropical deforestation globally, but conservation efforts regionally have very limited information from which to make policy and management plans. To provide baseline data on nes[...]![]()
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James S. Steward, Auteur ; Andrew J. Pierce, AuteurAs tropical habitats continue to be cleared or degraded, obtaining basic information about the ecology of birds in intact habitats is essential for understanding their life histories. We studied the breeding biology of Orange-breasted Trogons (H[...]![]()
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Wangworn Sankamethawee, Auteur ; Somchai Nimnuan, Auteur ; Siriya Sripanomyom, Auteur ; Korakoch Pobprasert, Auteur ; Andrew J. Pierce, Auteur ; Philip D. Round, Auteur ; George A. Gale, AuteurThe Asian Golden Weaver (Ploceus hypoxanthus) Occurs in Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Indonesia and inhabits marshes, grasslands, reeds and rice fields close to water in the lowlands (Robson 2000) and natural waterholes in lowl[...]![]()
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Andrew J. Pierce, Auteur ; Korakoch Pobprasert, AuteurUsing continuous video recording, we identified predation as the main cause of nest failure of understorey-nesting birds in an intact evergreen forest in northeastern Thailand. Our dataset of 87 predation events is the largest recorded in the tr[...]![]()
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Andrew J. Pierce, Auteur ; Korakoch Pobprasert, AuteurA variety of photographic methods have been described for monitoring nest predation. All have limitations for studying active nests in remote situations, such as size, expense, volume of data recorded, and types of trigger mechanisms. We develop[...]



