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1 INTRODUCTION To persist and prosper, natural populations need to adapt to anthropogenically induced changes in their environments, such as the warming of the climate. Climate warming has indeed led to a plentitude of responses in the wild, including advancement of phenology in seasonal environments (Parmesan, 2006) and distributional range shifts (Parmesan, 2006; Taheri et al., 2021; Thomas, 2010).
Abstract Diets play a key role in understanding trophic interactions. Knowing the actual structure of food webs contributes greatly to our understanding of biodiversity and ecosystem functioning. The research of prey preferences of different predators requires knowledge not only of the prey consumed, but also of what is available.
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