Variation in space use between sites, years and individuals for an endangered migratory shorebird has implications for coastal planning

Variation in space use between sites, years and individuals for an endangered migratory shorebird has implications for coastal planning

Abstract Much of the annual cycle of threatened migratory shorebirds is spent in non‐breeding areas, but there have been few studies on how that habitat is used at fine‐scale. Tracking data from 13 endangered far eastern curlews at three Australian non‐breeding locations revealed that home range siz...

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Main Authors: Amanda Lilleyman, Amélie Corriveau, Stephen T. Garnett, Robert Bush, Jon Coleman, Richard Fuller, Roz Jessop, Ian Leiper, Grace Maglio, Gavin O'Brien, Damien Stanioch, Micha V. Jackson
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2024-12-01
Series:Conservation Science and Practice
Subjects:
east Asian‐Australasian flyway
far eastern curlew
home range
kernel utilization distributions
movement ecology
site fidelity
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1111/csp2.13261
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