Linnets on the move
Migratory behaviour of a diurnally migrating songbird, as revealed by geolocation and captive studies
Tracking is 90% catching
To track small birds you need to catch them; twice…
When not to tag a bird
Tracking small songbirds generates important insights into avian ecology, but does not always work out the way you planned
Flight
A look at the special issue of Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B, examining how flying animals respond to the challenges – and opportunities – that come with moving in a medium that is, itself, on the move.
Nest predation in hybrid quails
Could nest-site selection explain the lack of a hybrid quail swarm?
Tracking Black-headed Grosbeak through the annual cycle
GPS-tracking reveals non-breeding locations and apparent molt-migration
Bird whereabouts reveal key habitat attributes
Songbird movements within home ranges point to important habitat features [...]
Mitigation or Compensation: Captive-breeding Houbara
Can captive-breeding support the hunted Asian Houbara?
The hatching of a long-term nest study
Crowdfunded ornithology
Living close, doing differently
Breeding and wintering Mediterranean Gulls do not mix