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Effects of imperfect detection on inferences from bird surveys
Rigby, E. A., and D. H. Johnson. 2025. Effects of imperfect detection on inferences from bird surveys. Avian Conservation and Ecology 20(2):3.
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Effects of imperfect detection on inferences from bird surveys
Rigby, E. A., and D. H. Johnson. 2025. Effects of imperfect detection on inferences from bird surveys. Avian Conservation and Ecology 20(2):3.
Automated telemetry reveals migratory movements and stopover timing of an endangered saltmarsh passerine
Benvenuti, B., A. D. Smith, C. S. Elphick, N. Ernst, A. I. Kovach, K. M. O’Brien, and N. Pau. 2025. Automated telemetry reveals migratory movements and stopover timing of an endangered saltmarsh passerine. Avian Conservation and Ecology 20(2):2.
Avian biodiversity in the urban green spaces of Paris: higher bird species richness in larger parks and park centers
Mennill, D. J., S. M. Gamboa, E. M. Bolger, M. I. Bygrove, M. Carlini, K. A. Cesca, H. L. Drew, N. A. Emerick, A. Gaisinsky, R. M. Miller, L. Nguyen, L. D. O’Leary, S. Regonda, D. N. Robinson, E. Tessier, and S. M. Doucet. 2025. Avian biodiversity in the urban green spaces of Paris: higher bird species richness in larger parks and park centers. Avian Conservation and Ecology 20(2):1.
The efficacy of acoustic indices in detecting the post-migration return of Short-tailed Shearwaters (Ardenna tenuirostris) to their colonies
Talarico, H. R., G. J. Jordan, E. J. Woehler, R. Hamer, and J. L. Lavers. 2025. The efficacy of acoustic indices in detecting the post-migration return of Short-tailed Shearwaters (Ardenna tenuirostris) to their colonies. Avian Conservation and Ecology 20(1):26.
The Acadian Flycatcher is a habitat specialist, and it shows
Regimbal, N. L., and S. H. Riskin. 2025. The Acadian Flycatcher is a habitat specialist, and it shows. Avian Conservation and Ecology 20(1):25.
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