monitoring Archives - British Ornithologists' Union

Defining Minimum Sampling Effort to Characterise Understorey Bird Assemblages in Amazonia

By Pilar L. Maia Braga|2026-02-27T13:26:42+00:003 Mar 2026|bird assemblages, fieldwork, forest birds, IBIS, monitoring|

A Synthesis Based on Four Decades of Data

Do East Asian geese and swans switch flyways?

By Qingshan Zhao|2026-02-02T21:48:52+00:009 Feb 2026|Conservation, IBIS, Migration, monitoring, waterbirds|

Long-term satellite tracking reveals remarkable flyway fidelity

Hiding in plain sight

By Colin Miskelly|2025-06-08T17:40:57+00:009 Jun 2025|bird atlas, birds of conservation concern, distribution, DNA barcoding, islands, islands birds, museum collections|

Genetic analyses of museum specimens expands two countries’ bird lists

Seasonal changes in Common Scoter distribution

By Anthony David Fox|2025-04-09T15:33:15+00:0014 Apr 2025|birds of conservation concern, birds of conservation concern, monitoring, movements, non-breeding ecology|

Trying to make sense of seasonal patterns of black dots on churning, violent seas

Heard and not seen

By Ashleigh Marshall|2025-03-20T16:57:40+00:006 Mar 2025|acoustic monitoring, autonomous recording units, ecological indicators, Florida, monitoring, nest monitoring, passive acoustic monitoring, passive monitoring, waders, wetlands|

Estimating wading bird nest counts using acoustic sampling

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

Historical Harvesting of Seabirds

By Thalissa Inch|2024-06-10T08:31:25+00:0010 Jun 2024|birds of conservation concern, eggs, monitoring, nesting, population decline, Seabirds|

Continued egg harvesting drives Sooty Tern declines

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

Intercontinental collaboration secures a migratory bird population

By The Egyptian Vulture Project Team|2023-12-11T09:06:13+00:0018 Dec 2023|birds of conservation concern, captive-breeding, collaboration, Conservation, gps tags, illegal killing, Migration, monitoring, movement, population recovery, population reinforcement, re-introduction|

The Egyptian Vulture population in Eastern Europe was in freefall - conservationists have now shown that even such globetrotting species can be rescued

What variable to choose?

By Krista Oswald|2023-11-13T09:13:17+00:0013 Nov 2023|adaptation, Africa, climate, climate change, monitoring, physiology, reproduction|

Implications of variable choice when estimating vulnerability to climate change