This paper explores the numerical trends of winter ring recoveries of the European robin Erithacus rubecula in Spain to determine whether the number of extra-Iberian individuals has decreased in recent decades. Results show that despite the increasing numbers of ringed and controlled robins, the number of recoveries of individuals of northern origin has decreased since the 1970s. This pattern is congruent with the northwards retreat of the wintering grounds of some partially migratory bird species that may be due to global warming
Understanding the spatiotemporal distribution of birds is crucial for effective management and conse...
Mountain areas often hold special species communities, and they are high on the list of conservation...
Global climate change has led to warmer winters in NW Europe, shortening the distance between suitab...
This paper examines the potential effect of some factors involved in the decline of a winter populat...
Capsule The majority of Robins in Iberia are sedentary and stay in their nesting areas despite the p...
1. Many partially migratory species show phenotypically divergent populations in terms of migratory ...
Segregation, that animals of different sex and/or age do not spend time together all year round, is ...
1. Many partially migratory species show phenotypically divergent populations in terms of migratory ...
Mediterranean woodlands and associated shrub formations of southern Iberia are key habitats for cons...
Migration is a widespread strategy that enables animals to escape harsh winter conditions. It has be...
Aim: Changes in climate and land use practices have been found to affect animal populations in diffe...
Recent rapid climatic changes are associated with dramatic changes in phenology of plants and animal...
Understanding the spatiotemporal distribution of birds is crucial for effective management and conse...
Mountain areas often hold special species communities, and they are high on the list of conservation...
Global climate change has led to warmer winters in NW Europe, shortening the distance between suitab...
This paper examines the potential effect of some factors involved in the decline of a winter populat...
Capsule The majority of Robins in Iberia are sedentary and stay in their nesting areas despite the p...
1. Many partially migratory species show phenotypically divergent populations in terms of migratory ...
Segregation, that animals of different sex and/or age do not spend time together all year round, is ...
1. Many partially migratory species show phenotypically divergent populations in terms of migratory ...
Mediterranean woodlands and associated shrub formations of southern Iberia are key habitats for cons...
Migration is a widespread strategy that enables animals to escape harsh winter conditions. It has be...
Aim: Changes in climate and land use practices have been found to affect animal populations in diffe...
Recent rapid climatic changes are associated with dramatic changes in phenology of plants and animal...
Understanding the spatiotemporal distribution of birds is crucial for effective management and conse...
Mountain areas often hold special species communities, and they are high on the list of conservation...
Global climate change has led to warmer winters in NW Europe, shortening the distance between suitab...