| Titre : | Ibis : The International Journal of Avian Science 167(2) - April, 2025 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/04/2025 |
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Patrycja K. Woszczyło, Auteur ;
Peter Mikula, Auteur ;
Łukasz Jankowiak, Auteur ;
Anna Ondrejková, Auteur ;
Piotr Tryjanowski, Auteur
The COVID-19 pandemic, which significantly altered human activities, particularly in urban areas, presented a unique opportunity to explore the dynamics of wildlife–human coexistence. In this study, we conducted bird counts in 36 parks in Poznań[...]
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Sébastien Waterlot, Auteur ;
Christian Itty, Auteur ;
Arzhela Hemery, Auteur ;
Yoann Bunz, Auteur ;
Cécile Kaerle, Auteur ;
Guillaume Queney, Auteur ;
Aurélien Besnard, Auteur
For long-lived species, adult survival is the parameter that theoretically has the strongest impact on population dynamics; this makes its estimate crucial for conservation management. The use of non-invasive genetic approaches coupled with capt[...]
Article
Michael C. Thompson, Auteur ;
Mark J. Ducey, Auteur ;
John S. Gunn, Auteur ;
Rebecca J. Rowe, Auteur
Passively collected acoustic data have become increasingly common in wildlife research and have prompted the development of machine-learning approaches to extract and classify large sets of audio files. BirdNET is an open-source automatic predic[...]
Article
David Jarrett, Auteur ;
Stephen G. Willis, Auteur
Passive acoustic devices are increasingly being used to monitor biodiversity. However, few studies have compared the accuracy of acoustic surveys and traditional surveys against ground-truthed data. Here, we assess whether acoustic recorders use[...]
Article
Maheshi E. Dharmasiri, Auteur ;
Colleen A. Barber, Auteur ;
Andrew G. Horn, Auteur
In many passerine species, male song functions as an honest signal of male quality. Male age is one of these qualities, yielding benefits that are direct (e.g. breeding experience) and/or indirect (e.g. viability and good genes). Male European S[...]
Article
Laura Osorio, Auteur ;
Alejandro López-García, Auteur ;
Irene Colino-Freire, Auteur ;
Elena Ramos-Elvira, Auteur ;
José I. Aguirre, Auteur
Landfills provide an abundant and predictable food source for avifauna. The energy and time that are saved because of landfill-foraging have had positive effects on the distribution of bird breeding populations and their reproductive parameters.[...]
Article
Anthony D. Fox, Auteur ;
Aleksi Lehikoinen, Auteur
Aapa mires are distinctive base-enriched northern peatland systems, often with pronounced flark-string (deep-pool) surface features. Aapa mires are used by specialist breeding migratory waterbirds (particularly Broad-billed Sandpiper Calidris fa[...]
Article
Lingxue Li, Auteur ;
Julan Ye, Auteur ;
Meichen Yu, Auteur ;
Jiaxuan Jiang, Auteur ;
Xinyu Guo, Auteur ;
Weijian Yu, Auteur ;
Ke Rong, Auteur
Investigating the intestinal microbiome and its interactions with the host is crucial for understanding the adaptation mechanisms, functional dynamics and co-evolution of these microbiomes in wild birds. This review examines how gut microbiomes [...]
Article
Diego Gallego-García, Auteur ;
José Hernán Sarasola, Auteur
The post-fledging dependence period (PFDP) is a fundamental stage in the life cycle of altricial birds that influences their long-term survival and fitness. However, research on the duration of this period in raptors, and on the factors affectin[...]
Article
Elizabeth N. Sroor, Auteur ;
W. Alice Boyle, Auteur ;
Henry N. Castro-Miller, Auteur ;
Kristen S. Hobbs, Auteur ;
Miriam D. Reynaldo, Auteur ;
Katy M. Silber, Auteur ;
Narmadha M. Mohankumar, Auteur ;
Nathalie A. Wright, Auteur ;
Nikole E. Freeman, Auteur
Female investment in reproduction is a critical component of life history that influences both the fitness of the female and her offspring. Oviparous females can allocate energy into egg size and/or clutch size, and this allocation can vary over[...]
Article
Philip Holderried, Auteur ;
Hanna Duschmalé, Auteur ;
Dennis Günther, Auteur ;
Lars Isenberg, Auteur ;
Joy Coppes, Auteur
In light of global biodiversity loss, comprehensive monitoring of species and biodiversity is fundamental for effective conservation management. Technology-driven approaches, particularly in the field of bioacoustics, have gained importance, wit[...]
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Graeme M. Buchanan, Auteur ;
Ben Chapple, Auteur ;
Alex J. Berryman, Auteur ;
Nicola Crockford, Auteur ;
Justin J. F. J. Jansen, Auteur ;
Alexander L. Bond, Auteur
In the current biodiversity crisis, conservation efforts are often focused on extinction prevention. However, it can be difficult to determine if a species is extinct, especially if the species has an extensive range, including being a transcont[...]
Article
Sonia Ariznavarreta, Auteur ;
Alba Martín del Campo, Auteur ;
Vicente Garcia-Navas, Auteur
Sexual traits, such as visual adornments, sound-based cues and courtship dances, are frequently displayed in combination as multimodal signals. Some hypotheses propose that different signals trade-off with each other, potentially due to resource[...]
Article
Jessica V. Bryant, Auteur ;
John W. Mallord, Auteur ;
Fraser Bell, Auteur ;
Emmanuel Loqueh, Auteur ;
Christopher J. Orsman, Auteur ;
Roger Skeen, Auteur ;
Gordon B. Sambola, Auteur ;
Alexander Wuo Saye, Auteur ;
Patrick Garteh, Auteur ;
Yorgbor Kpawulu, Auteur ;
Alison E. Beresford, Auteur ;
Juliet A. Vickery, Auteur ;
Malcolm D. Burgess, Auteur
Identifying population drivers of migratory birds requires knowledge of species' ecology throughout their annual cycle. For most Afro-Palaearctic migratory species, little is known about non-breeding habitat use, despite extensive land use chang[...]
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Steffen Oppel, Auteur ;
Nathalie Heiniger, Auteur ;
Patrick Scherler, Auteur ;
Valentijn S. van Bergen, Auteur ;
Jerome Guelat, Auteur ;
Robert Weibel, Auteur ;
Martin U. Grüebler, Auteur
Many wildlife species consume food or refuse provided by humans. To understand the effect of anthropogenic food subsidies on wildlife populations, we first need to quantify where and when individuals can access such food sources. The Red Kite Mi[...]
Article
Thomas Cansse, Auteur ;
Luc Lens, Auteur ;
Grace J. Sutton, Auteur ;
Jonathan A. Botha, Auteur ;
John P.Y. Arnould, Auteur
For animals which exploit predictable food resources, greater foraging site fidelity has been hypothesized to lead to increased foraging efficiency. However, evidence for this in free-ranging species is limited. In the present study, foraging si[...]
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Alexandra L. Brighten, Auteur ;
Pierre Bize, Auteur ;
Ana Payo-Payo, Auteur ;
Christoph M. Meier, Auteur ;
Jason Newton, Auteur ;
Thomas W. Bodey, Auteur
Stable isotope analysis has been used extensively in migratory bird studies to provide ecological insights that may otherwise be difficult to obtain. However, an understanding of moult is critical for appropriate feather sampling, and here we ma[...]
Article
Ilaria Lonero, Auteur ;
Mark J. Eddowes, Auteur ;
Malcolm D. Burgess, Auteur ;
James W. Pearce-Higgins, Auteur ;
Albert B. Phillimore, Auteur
Over the past four decades, rising temperatures have impacted the breeding phenology of many bird species, in some cases with consequences for their reproductive success. Migratory birds face particular challenges in shifting breeding phenology [...]
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Joshua C. Wilson, Auteur ;
Kevin A. Wood, Auteur ;
Larry R. Griffin, Auteur ;
Kane Brides, Auteur ;
Eileen C. Rees, Auteur ;
Thomas H. G. Ezard, Auteur
Protected areas are one of the major tools used in the conservation of biodiversity, but animals are unlikely always to remain within these human-made boundaries. Understanding when and why species choose to leave protected areas can help us to [...]
Article
Jennifer C. Cantlay, Auteur ;
Steven J. Portugal, Auteur ;
Graham R. Martin, Auteur
Wide variation in visual field configuration has been recorded among avian species and it is hypothesized that this variation is driven primarily by foraging ecology and predator detection. It has also been shown that visual field configurations[...]
