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Migration Phenology and Spatial Distribution of Soaring Birds in Greece: From Citizen Science Data to Implications for Monitoring and Conservation Strategies

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By Anastasios Bounas, Christos Barboutis, Nikos Tsiopelas, Angelos Evangelidis
| MDPI
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Birds | Free Full-Text | Stopover Ecology of the European Turtle Dove (Streptopelia turtur), a Threatened Migratory Bird Species, after the Crossing of an Extended Ecological Barrier

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By Christos Barboutis, Anastasios Bounas, Elisabeth Navarrete, Thord Fransson
| MDPI
Abstract : Simple Summary The European Turtle Dove (Streptopelia turtur) is a declining migratory species that overwinters in sub-Saharan Africa and migrates to Europe each spring to breed. Most of the knowledge regarding its wintering grounds, the routes it follows and the sites where it rests and regains mass between migration flights has been obtained from the west and central European populations.
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Arriving depleted after crossing of the Mediterranean: obligatory stopover patterns underline the importance of Mediterranean islands for migrating birds

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By Christos Barboutis, Elisabeth Navarrete, Georgios Karris, Stavros Xirouchakis
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Open Access Published by De Gruyter Open Access Christos Barboutis, Elisabeth Navarrete, Georgios Karris, Stavros Xirouchakis, Thord Fransson and Anastasios Bounas From the journal Animal Migration Hundreds of millions of birds reach the Mediterranean islands or Mediterranean coast of Europe every spring after having crossed the Sahara Desert and the Mediterranean Sea. Using data from three small insular stopover sites, we calculated body mass without fuel for 18 trans-Saharan passerine migrants.
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