Landscape composition affects habitat use and foraging flight distances in breeding European starlings
Abstract
The recent decline of the European starling in northern Europe has been associated with changes in agricultural land-use. We investigated how agricultural land-use affected starling habitat use and home-range size in a heterogeneous landscape in southern Sweden. Breeding starlings primarily foraged in pastures, a habitat with a high availability of potential food for nestlings. When the availability of pasture close to the nest was low,...
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Title
Landscape composition affects habitat use and foraging flight distances in breeding European starlings
Published Date
Dec 1, 2003
Journal
Volume
114
Issue
2
Pages
179 - 187
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