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Résumé :
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Living in an isolated patch may increase, for example, the extinction risk of a local population, but such risks may be mitigated by natal and breeding dispersal. We therefore analyzed five years of Russian banding data on Booted Warbler, Whinchat and Yellow Wagtail (Hippolais caligata, Saxicola rubetra and Motacilla flava, respectively), within a 20-ha abandoned meadow, isolated from similar habitat by vast areas of woodland. We individually banded 203 Booted Warblers, 193 Whinchats and
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