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David J. T. Douglas, Auteur ; Darren M. Evans, Auteur ; Stephen M. Redpath, AuteurCapsule Foraging sites with low vegetation height and density, but with high arthropod biomass, are selected. Aims To test the hypothesis that on intensively grazed moorland, breeding Meadow Pipits forage for nestling food where arthropod prey a[...]
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David J. T. Douglas, Auteur ; Darren M. Evans, Auteur ; Stephen M. Redpath, AuteurCapsule Foraging sites with low vegetation height and density, but with high arthropod biomass, are selected. Aims To test the hypothesis that on intensively grazed moorland, breeding Meadow Pipits forage for nestling food where arthropod prey a[...]
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David J. T. Douglas, Auteur ; Darren M. Evans, Auteur ; Stephen M. Redpath, AuteurCapsule Foraging sites with low vegetation height and density, but with high arthropod biomass, are selected. Aims To test the hypothesis that on intensively grazed moorland, breeding Meadow Pipits forage for nestling food where arthropod prey a[...]
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Darren M. Evans, Auteur ; Keith R. Day, AuteurSeveral duck species exhibit differential migration, whereby females settle further south than males on the winter grounds after the autumn migration. This is most exaggerated in the diving ducks. In Northern Ireland generally, the migration pat[...]
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Darren M. Evans, Auteur ; Michael J. O. Pocock, Auteur ; Joanna Brooks, Auteur ; Jane Memmott, AuteurWhilst considerable research effort in Europe has linked agricultural intensification with dramatic declines of seed-feeding birds, surprisingly little is known about the wider importance of seeds in animal food-webs. Moreover, understanding the[...]
