Add to ORKGThe behavior of land bird migrants in the Apostle Islands was studied to determine the significance of these islands as stopover locations and to outline how Lake Superior affects migration patterns. Field observations extended from late April until early June of 1976 and 1977, with most data collected from Outer Island. In 1977, Stockton, Devil's and Michigan Islands also were visited. Results apply only to migrants flying low enough ·to be visible from the ground
Recapture data showed woodland obligate birds from riparian habitats made substantial use of thinly ...
Migratory birds occur on islands during different seasons of the year, which results in seasonal var...
Many long-distance migratory songbirds encounter geographic barriers at some point during their annu...
Understanding the flight patterns of migrating birds is critical for informing conservation actions ...
Coastlines in marine areas are known to influence use of the airspace as a habitat by migrating bir...
Inland dispersal of migrating land birds away from the coast, often opposite to the direction of mig...
For migrating land birds, the influence of extrinsic factors (e.g., weather and energetic condition)...
Recent work in Michigan\u27s eastern Upper Peninsula suggests that terrestrial areas bordering north...
Numerous studies detail significant population declines in migrant birds across eastern North Americ...
Abstract Background Millions of flying migrants encounter the Great Lakes and other large water bodi...
The western Great Lakes region is home to one of the most diverse breeding bird communities in North...
University of Minnesota Ph.D dissertation. November 2013. Major: Conservation Biology. Advisor: Gera...
Avian conservation is imperative because birds provide many beneficial ecosystem services. Bird mort...
Shorebird population status and trends are commonly generated from counts made at migratory stopover...
was the single most important stopover site, with 79 % of the marked birds detected there. Our secon...
Recapture data showed woodland obligate birds from riparian habitats made substantial use of thinly ...
Migratory birds occur on islands during different seasons of the year, which results in seasonal var...
Many long-distance migratory songbirds encounter geographic barriers at some point during their annu...
Understanding the flight patterns of migrating birds is critical for informing conservation actions ...
Coastlines in marine areas are known to influence use of the airspace as a habitat by migrating bir...
Inland dispersal of migrating land birds away from the coast, often opposite to the direction of mig...
For migrating land birds, the influence of extrinsic factors (e.g., weather and energetic condition)...
Recent work in Michigan\u27s eastern Upper Peninsula suggests that terrestrial areas bordering north...
Numerous studies detail significant population declines in migrant birds across eastern North Americ...
Abstract Background Millions of flying migrants encounter the Great Lakes and other large water bodi...
The western Great Lakes region is home to one of the most diverse breeding bird communities in North...
University of Minnesota Ph.D dissertation. November 2013. Major: Conservation Biology. Advisor: Gera...
Avian conservation is imperative because birds provide many beneficial ecosystem services. Bird mort...
Shorebird population status and trends are commonly generated from counts made at migratory stopover...
was the single most important stopover site, with 79 % of the marked birds detected there. Our secon...
Recapture data showed woodland obligate birds from riparian habitats made substantial use of thinly ...
Migratory birds occur on islands during different seasons of the year, which results in seasonal var...
Many long-distance migratory songbirds encounter geographic barriers at some point during their annu...