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Super excited to have deployed the first new GPS-Acc @pathtrackltd loggers. Finally a busy night. Had great help of MSc Jitse to tag four recaptures and two new females! #nightjar #ornithology
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How do you follow breeding outcomes in shy, cryptic species? Quantum theory of ecology (can’t see them without affecting behaviour) in breeding #Curlew can be circumvented with careful use of good quality GPS tag data (hint: lots of regular locations!) thanks @pathtrackltd !
Really excited to see our article on identifying Curlew breeding status from GPS tracks in @Ecol_Evol! Many thanks to all our co-authors who've helped get this published. The work was funded by @NatResWales following @RSPBScience funding pilot tags. doi.org/10.1002/ece3.9509
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Wow 😮
From the Tagus to Taymyr!
Massive journey from this grey plover tagged with GPS @pathtrackltd
Migration baby!
#biodiversity #conservation #ornithology #migration #waders
@CESAM_Univ @eco_flyway @GlobalFlyway @UniAveiro
Did you know that some birds wintereing in the Tagus Estuary come from Asia?
The map below depicts the annual movements of a Grey Plover, tracked remotely with a GPS/UHF device.
#waders #shorebirds #ornithology #conservation
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Soon we will be starting a trip to Senegal to the lesser kestrel winter quarters. Do you want to come with us? @SUMHAL_CSIC @ebdonana @lifefalkon @SEO_BirdLife @miche_morganti @cnr_irsa @CNRDTA @CNRsocial_ @La_Statale @ISPRA_Press @ornitologiki
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Grey rocket plover! One of the 20 birds tagged last night with @pathtrackltd and @HQXSCN gps devices. Curious to see how these #waders explore #Tagus estuary in the next months. Ready for the next round!
@infouex
@eco_flyway
@CESAM_Univ – at Alcochete, Portugal
Been mist-netting waders #Tagus estuary for the past couple of nights to deploy GPS tags on Redshank, Grey-p & Btgodwit. @JoaoRBelo1 will keep us updated on future findings!
#biodiversity #conservation #ornithology #biologging
@eco_flyway
@GlobalFlyway @CESAM_Univ
@UniAveiro
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Been mist-netting waders #Tagus estuary for the past couple of nights to deploy GPS tags on Redshank, Grey-p & Btgodwit. @JoaoRBelo1 will keep us updated on future findings!
#biodiversity #conservation #ornithology #biologging
@eco_flyway
@GlobalFlyway @CESAM_Univ
@UniAveiro
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Where do #whimbrel breeding in the Northwest fjords of Iceland spend the rest of the year?
Map below shows the movement of 3 individuals between 2021 & 2022. Routes are very similar to those breeding in the South (see our profile header image).
#waders #shorebirds #ornithology
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Winter is coming... And so do our waders!
We already have everything ready for them:
- Tags from @pathtrackltd ✅
- Antennas are set in some of the most important roosts in Tagus✅
- Motivation 💪✅
Only missing the coolest part -> Capture Waders
Stay tuned!
@eco_flyway
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The first GPS track of a Storm-petrel from the Faroe Islands - super exciting to have finally managed this after a lot of hard work from all involved!!! A south-east foraging foray towards Shetland over 2 days, reaching 160km at its furthest point. #biologging #seabirdresearch
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And that’s a wrap to #corkseabirds Thanks to all who shared their exciting research with us over that past few days. @TheSeabirdGroup @GreenCampusUCC @uccBEES
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@ZeeuwsLand & @SLZeeland are working together with enthusiastic farmers to restore farmland nature in the #Patridgeproject. To study habitat use of breeding sky larks here, we have now tagged these birds for the first time @pathtrackltd!
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Very pleased to catch this bird! We put on her logger 3 yrs ago, but she has managed to avoid being caught. The battery died 2 yrs ago, but still lots of valuable data on Tawny owl winter movements on the logger #Ornithology @hydrobates1 @Biology_LU @pathtrackltd
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We used miniaturised archival GPS loggers (@pathtrackltd) to track the annual migration of 24 individual nightjars from their breeding grounds in UK 🇬🇧 and Belgium 🇧🇪 to wintering areas in D.R.Congo 🇨🇩 and Angola 🇦🇴 2/8
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Waiting for the birds to fly to roost - @pathtrackltd collar on @ECHOESproj Greenland White-fronted in Co. Donegal. Favourable migration weather to 🇮🇸
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A very exciting package arrived this morning! GPS tags from @pathtrackltd to investigate breeding redshank site selection and fine scale habitat requirements. Massive thank you to @HOSbirding for the research grant to make this possible.
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Brilliant start to our #DPLUS139 tracking project - the #Falklands has THE most stunning #seabird islands. Prions, penguins and albatross successfully tracked to support proposed #MMAs with awesome @pathtrackltd tags @FalklandsGov @SAERI_FI @JNCC_UK @Darwin_Defra @RachaelOrben
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2nd year of deployment of GPS on #stormies in #Molene archipelago @pathtrackltd @ScillyWildlife @Scillypelagics #teampetrel
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Two males caught and two @pathtrackltd GPS loggers retrieved :)
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Toys, toys, toys! Can’t wait to get these @pathtrackltd tags deployed and get some new insights into seabird foraging.
@uccBEES @MaREIcentre
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Maybe you know that Med storm petrels (28g) can travel up to 1113 km to reach foraging areas during breeding. But I guess you don't know how they select such areas.
To learn more, read our new study skillfully led by @fdepa1
int-res.com/abstracts/meps/v…
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