anthropogenic food sources Archives - British Ornithologists' Union

More than maps

By Steffen Oppel|2024-10-21T13:31:20+00:0021 Oct 2024|anthropogenic food sources, behaviour, bio-logging, Breeding, tracking|

Extracting demographic information from bird tracking data

Open-source intelligence for ornithological research

By Connor Panter|2024-09-30T06:21:17+00:0030 Sep 2024|anthropogenic food sources, anthropogenic habitats, citizen science, diet, diet composition, early-career researcher, raptors, volunteers|

Citizen science can advance our understanding of raptor diets across large spatial, temporal and demographic scales

Reconnecting Children to Nature

By Johan Kjellberg Jensen|2024-11-29T12:29:26+00:0026 Aug 2024|anthropogenic food sources, anthropogenic habitats, bird communities, BOU Conferences, BOU Urban Birds, early-career researcher, engagement, garden birds, garden feeding, science communication, volunteers|

Can bird feeding nurture future generations’ nature relationships?

Caracaras: Why the bad rep?

By Zoey Greenberg|2024-06-17T15:20:23+00:0017 Jun 2024|adult survival, anthropogenic food sources, bird-human interactions, birds of conservation concern, birds of prey, illegal killing, monitoring, persecution, road traffic, satellite tracking, Urban birds|

A spunky group of raptors deserve a public relations makeover

Causes of Death of Female Cooper’s Hawks

By Zoey Greenberg|2024-05-01T16:15:47+00:0022 Apr 2024|adult survival, anthropogenic food sources, bird movements, bird-human interactions, birds of conservation concern, birds of prey, movements, road traffic, satellite tracking, Urban birds|

Despite protection, urban hawks still face an array of threats

Wings and wellbeing – exploring birds and human health

By Caoimhe Doyle|2024-04-29T08:49:17+00:0018 Mar 2024|anthropogenic food sources, bird-human interactions, birds of conservation concern, citizen science, disease, IBIS, infectious diseases|

How can we highlight the positive links between human health and wild birds for conservation?

Recent surveys deliver mixed news for India’s vultures

By John Mallord|2024-02-15T16:26:43+00:004 Mar 2024|adult survival, anthropogenic food sources, birds of conservation concern, breeding success, poisoning, vultures|

Populations of Critically Endangered species remain stable but no evidence of recovery

One’s Trash is Another’s Treasure

By Zoey Greenberg|2024-01-29T13:13:58+00:0029 Jan 2024|adult survival, anthropogenic food sources, Bird Protection, birds of conservation concern, birds of prey, Breeding, Conservation, global change, monitoring, vultures|

Landfill sites in Chile support Andean Condors

Autumn-sown crops contribute to Mute Swan recovery

By Tiffany Ki|2023-10-12T10:46:56+00:0011 Sep 2023|agriculture, annual cycle, anthropogenic food sources, diet, early-career researcher, ecology, ECR, land management, lead poisoning, legislation, monitoring, provisioning, wintering|

Using spatial and temporal variation to understand drivers of change

Why do gulls steal from humans?

By Shubhi Raghav|2023-05-15T13:43:15+00:0011 May 2023|adaptation, anthropogenic food sources, behaviour, bird-human interactions, early-career researcher, ECR, foraging, kleptoparasitism, People, Seabirds|

What affects Herring Gull food stealing behaviour in towns?