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The perks of being a mainland species on an oceanic island

By Julio C. Gallardo|2020-12-16T14:52:35+00:0022 Apr 2019|island birds, islands, population dynamics, raptors, tropical birds|

What does seasonal population matrix modelling reveal for the Red‐tailed Hawk in Puerto Rico?

Prioritising the world’s islands to save threatened biodiversity

By Steffen Oppel|2020-10-12T13:29:27+00:0028 Mar 2019|Conservation, island birds, islands, News, RSPB science, Seabirds|

But how?

Kingfisher evolution in the Wallacea region

By Darren O’Connell|2020-12-21T18:23:59+00:005 Nov 2018|competition, evolution, island birds|

Differing responses of closely related migratory and resident species

Mice wreak havoc for South Atlantic seabirds

By Alex Bond|2021-02-19T16:43:47+00:0022 Oct 2018|Conservation, island birds, Seabirds|

Invasive mice kill nearly 2 million birds a year on Gough Island

Rail connections in the Pacific

By Juan C. Garcia-R|2021-05-07T12:36:56+00:0013 Nov 2017|diversification, gene flow, island birds|

Gene flow and island endemism in the Buff-banded Rail

The real treasure of Juan Fernández

By Jeferson Vizentin-Bugoni|2021-08-13T13:36:45+00:0024 Apr 2017|competition, forest birds, hummingbirds, island birds|

Does a congeneric competitor affect the Critically Endangered Juan Fernández Firecrown?

Swallow sexual life through the looking glass

By Valentina Ferretti|2021-11-16T13:43:15+00:001 Aug 2016|extra pair paternity, island birds|

A study of extra-pair paternity in the Chilean Swallow

What do Galapagos Hawks eat after the goats are gone?

By Maricruz Jaramillo|2022-07-11T15:13:11+00:0023 May 2016|Conservation, diet, diet composition, ecology, habitat, island birds, non-natives, raptors|

After the eradication of exotic goats on Santiago Island, Galapagos hawks prey deliveries consist mainly of introduced black rats

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