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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"European starling"”.

  1. The Near Wake of a European Starling

    The wake of a freely flying European starling (Sturnus vulgaris) was measured using high speed, time-resolved, particle image velocimetry, simultaneously with high speed cameras which imaged the bird. These measurements have been used to generate vector maps in the near wake that can be associated …

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  2. Comparing four indices of physiological stress in an urban-adapted songbird between urban and rural habitats

    … that make an urban-adapted species, the European starling (<em>Sturnus vulgaris</em>), so successful in both rural and urban areas. Literature on stress-urbanization relationship remains highly equivocal partly due to an array of different study systems being compared as well as to key …

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  3. The city blues of an iridescent canary: physiological, behavioral, and developmental impacts of lead (Pb) on songbirds along an urban-to-rural gradient

    … this study, we used a common urban adapter, the European starling (<em>Sturnus vulgaris</em>), to explore how lead exposure is correlated with behavior, physiology, and feather development along a gradient of urbanization. We captured 125 free-living starlings to measure feather lead …

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  4. Wildlife Use of Wastewater Ponds at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory

    … horned lark, bank swallow, barn swallow, European starling, yellow-headed blackbird, Brewer's blackbird, and brown-headed cowbird. Most of the common species nested at or near the ponds. Species richness was greatest in May and September. Waterfowl had highest use in April, May, August, …

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