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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Stopover behavior"”.

  1. Stopover behavior and refueling physiology in relation to migration distance in Wilson's Warblers (Wilsonia Pusilla)

    … migration distance within a species affects stopover behavior and refueling rate. Wilson’s Warbler is a leapfrog migrant passerine that winters in Central America and breeds throughout North America. Birds were captured in the spring and fall of 2006 during passage through a desert stopover

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  2. Studies of the Annual Cycle of the Swallow-Tailed Kite (<em>Elanoides forficatus</em>): Migration, Habitat Use, and Parasites

    … cycle that could have conservation significance: stopover behavior on Cuba and the Yucatan Peninsula, range-wide habitat associations, and parasites. Because Cuba and the Yucatan Peninsula are situated along the migratory route after a long over-water crossing, they may be potentially important …

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  3. Factors most closely explaining activity patterns and behavior of northern saw-whet owls in migratory stopover habitat

    … Illinois—a site used by NSWO as a migratory stopover and wintering location. The goal was to investigate how activity patterns (i.e., movements) in the dusk, dawn, and night were impacted by environmental covariates. Owls were most active at dusk and dawn and on warmer darker nights with …

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