Bird Study · 1979 · 39 citations · 4 references
Historical GeographyColony FidelityColonialismBiogeographyEvolutionary BiologyMovement EcologyAvian EvolutionSocial SciencesLongest DisplacementsProbability TheoryTransient NaturePopulation EcologySand MartinsSpatial EcologyHistorical Analysis
Because of the transient nature of most colony sites, breeding Sand Martins may be compelled to move as former nesting sites deteriorate. This study found that about 90% settled within 10 km, with the longest displacements by first-summer birds and females.
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Sand Martin movements within Britain and Ireland
C. J. Mead, Joseph Harrison · Bird Study · 1979 · 32 citations · Full text
Historical Geography, Transnational History, Nationalism +11
Homing Instinct in the Bank Swallow
Dayton Stoner · Bird-Banding · 1941 · 17 citations
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Overseas movements of British and Irish Sand Martins
C. J. Mead, Joseph Harrison · Bird Study · 1979 · 10 citations · Full text