Tracking technologies have revolutionized the study of bird migration, offering unparalleled insights into ecology, behaviours and flyways. However, due to the typically small proportion of individual...

Abstract. Animals travelling through air or water can benefit from surrounding flows. This is evident in procellariforms, oceanic birds capable of undertak

Outside the breeding season, small pelagic seabirds are particularly challenging to study due to their large geographic ranges and high mobility. Consequently, their non-breeding distribution and act...

Seabirds are among the most threatened bird groups globally, yet research effort is unevenly distributed among species, with some taxa receiving exten…

Chemistry; Nature conservation; Ecology; Entomology

Tracking the non-breeding range of Rapa Shearwater Puffinus myrtae, a Critically Endangered seabird of the South Pacific Ocean - Volume 34

Analysis of combined deployments of GPS loggers with cameras or temperature–depth recorders reveals that despite experiencing intraspecific competition for food, northern gannets engage in dynamic, c...