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Choughs Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax breeding in Wales select foraging habitat at different spatial scales: Capsule At coarse spatial resolution breeding Choughs showed strongest selection for grazed habitats, while at a finer resolution they selected areas with shorter swards and more friable soils.
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Whitehead, Sian
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2005
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52 |
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p. 193-203
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Circumpolar variation in morphological characteristics of Greater White-fronted Geese Anser albifrons: Capsule Greater White-fronted Geese show significant variation in body size from sampling locations throughout their circumpolar breeding range.
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Ely, Craig R.
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2005
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52 |
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p. 104-119
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Density, productivity, diet and population status of the Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus in the Italian Alps: Capsule The population of Peregrine Falcon in the central-eastern Italian Alps is much larger than previously thought.
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Rizzolli, Franco
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2005
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52 |
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p. 188-192
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artikel
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Differences in the diurnal and nocturnal use of intertidal feeding grounds by Redshank Tringa totanus: Capsule Redshank used more sites and had larger ranges at night than during the day.
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Burton, Niall H. K.
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2005
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52 |
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p. 120-128
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Do Yellowhammers Emberiza citrinella achieve higher breeding productivity in their introduced range than in their native range?: Capsule Success in New Zealand is not from enhanced reproductive productivity, but may be from better winter food supplies and fewer natural predators.
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Macleod, Catriona J.
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2005
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52 |
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p. 217-220
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Effect of non-inversion tillage on field usage by UK farmland birds in winter: Capsule Several guilds of wintering farmland birds showed preferences for cereal fields established by non-inversion tillage, rather than ploughing.
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Cunningham, Heidi M.
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2005
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52 |
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p. 173-179
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Estimating population size in Black-tailed Godwits Limosa limosa islandica by colour-marking: Capsule Adult population size of the Icelandic race of Black-tailed Godwit was estimated at 37 500 individuals.
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Gunnarsson, Tomas Gretar
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2005
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52 |
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p. 153-158
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Estimating species richness with capture-recapture models: choice of model when sampling in heterogeneous conditions: Capsule The capture-recapture heterogeneity model M(h) can be used confidently to estimate species richness when using Breeding Bird Survey (BBS) data.
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Jiguet, Frederic
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2005
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52 |
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p. 180-187
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Hatching success in Avocet Recurvirostra avosetta and Black-winged Stilt Himantopus himantopus: Capsule Daily survival rate of nests was influenced by laying date and nesting period (laying versus incubation) in both species and by colony size in Black-winged Stilts.
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Cuervo, Jose Javier
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2005
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52 |
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p. 166-172
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Home range and territory of the Sardinian Warbler Sylvia melanocephala in Mediterranean shrubland: Capsule Singing territories were well separated.
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Bas, Josep M.
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2005
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52 |
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p. 137-144
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Impact of nest visits by human observers on hatching success in Lapwings Vanellus vanellus: a field experiment: Capsule Increased nest visits during incubation did not reduce Lapwing clutch survival whereas nesting in pastures with high Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus abundance did.
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Fletcher, Kathy
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2005
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52 |
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p. 221-223
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No brood parasitism by the Great Spotted Cuckoo Clamator glandarius on the Azure-winged Magpie Cyanopica cyanus: Capsule No case of parasitic interaction was found after 12 years of intensive monitoring of a marked population in Spain where both species are sympatric.
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Valencia, Juliana
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2005
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52 |
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p. 204-209
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Seasonal variation in the diet of Redshank Tringa totanus in the Odiel Marshes, southwest Spain: a comparison of faecal and pellet analysis: Capsule Redshank diet from southern Europe during migration shows spatial and seasonal variations.
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Sanchez, Marta I.
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2005
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52 |
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p. 210-216
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artikel
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Spatial and temporal variation of habitat and prey utilization in the Great White Egret Ardea alba alba at Lake Neusiedl, Austria: Capsule In eastern Austria, Great White Egrets used the extensive reed beds of Lake Neusiedl not only as nesting sites, but also as a major foraging area.
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Nemeth, Erwin
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2005
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52 |
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p. 129-136
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| 15 |
Spatial organization of the Dunlin Calidris alpina L. during winter - the existence of functional units: Capsule Dunlin use the same feeding grounds and roosts repeatedly and consistently over long periods of time, giving rise to functional units.
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Luis, Antonio
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2005
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52 |
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p. 97-103
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Suitability of using the global positioning system (GPS) for studying Feral Pigeons Columba livia in the urban habitat: Capsule GPS tracking gives very precise information about Feral Pigeons' spatio-temporal behaviour in the urban habitat.
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Rose, Eva
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2005
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52 |
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p. 145-152
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Use of time-lapse video cameras to determine causes of nest failure of Slavonian Grebes Podiceps auritus: Capsule Few clutches were predated, with Otter Lutra lutra the most frequent predator filmed.
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Perkins, Allan J.
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2005
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52 |
2 |
p. 159-165
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