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Citizen science reveals targets for conservation actions

By Catriona Morrison|2021-05-11T09:29:20+00:0017 May 2021|citizen science, Conservation, humid-zone, migrant, Migration, population dynamics, populations, productivity, survival|

Could improving breeding ground conditions help prevent further declines in African-Eurasian migrant bird species?

Fledging into the wild

By Jente Ottenburghs (he/him)|2020-12-15T12:45:00+00:0026 Mar 2020|automated radiotelemetry, mark‐recapture, MOTUS, survival, tracking|

What determines survival of juvenile Barn Swallows during the post-fledgling period?

Is life longer in the tropics?

By Gonçalo Ferraz|2021-03-10T15:06:54+00:0030 May 2018|survival, tropical birds|

Forest passerine survival rates go down with increasing latitude

Comparing shorebird survival across the globe

By Verónica Méndez|2021-03-25T21:29:40+00:008 Mar 2018|bird movements, breeding biology, citizen science, colour ringing/banding, ecology, IBIS, Migration, monitoring, movements, population dynamics, shorebirds, survival, tracking, waders|

High adult annual survival rate is critical to population stability, but how do shorebird survival rates vary around the world?

Taking it slow in the tropics

By Andy J. Boyce|2021-05-19T10:04:54+00:002 Oct 2017|evolution, life history, survival, tropical birds|

Contrasting life-history evolution in New World thrushes

Stress and survival

By Laura Monclús|2021-06-08T13:05:22+00:0025 Sep 2017|raptors, rehabilitation, survival|

Does feather corticosterone predict future survival?

Short tails in a severe winter

By Masaru Hasegawa|2021-06-09T13:17:04+00:0010 Jul 2017|flight, selection, survival, winter|

A once-in-a-century severe winter revealed selection for short-tailed Pacific Swallows

Survival of the prettiest

By Tuul Sepp|2021-06-09T13:32:12+00:003 Jul 2017|evolution, feathers, longevity, mate selection, Seabirds, survival|

Does wing pattern predict longevity?

The hatching of a long-term nest study

By Sara Zonneveld|2021-11-26T14:24:49+00:0015 Feb 2016|bird communities, Breeding, Community, Conservation, crowd-sourcing, early-career researcher, ecology, ECR, fledgling survival, moorland birds, nest recording, nesting, Science, survival, tracking, volunteering|

Crowdfunded ornithology

Whinchat survival from the wintering grounds

By Emma Blackburn|2021-11-26T15:19:58+00:0030 Nov 2015|ecology, migrant, population dynamics, survival, winter|

Do wintering conditions limit populations?

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