Navigational control of avian migration is understood, largely from the study of terrestrial birds, to depend on either genetically or culturally inherited information. By tracking the individual migr
GPS tracking data from adult lesser black-backed gulls (L. fuscus) with 2 – 7 years of tracking data per individual from several colonies in the Netherlands, Belgium and the UK. This data has gone thr
Recent advances in tracking technology are based on the use of miniature sensors for recording new aspects of individual migratory behaviour. In this study, we have used activity data loggers with bar
Migration can take place primarily during the day, or at night, or during both depending on the species. Why the timing of migration varies among species has been the object of much research but the u
Proportion of released juvenile Lithobates sylvaticus reaching 10-, 20-, 30-, and 40-m distance from the forest edge in four forestry treatments in 2008 and 2009.