Common Redshank Food Intake Rate Fell as Nephtys Worms Became More Abundant
A 2026 re-analysis of field data from 16 estuarine mudflats in southern England and South Wales found that…
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Bangladesh-Wintering Redshanks Used a Narrower Himalayan Corridor Than Singapore Birds
Nine Common Redshanks tracked from southern Bangladesh used a much narrower trans-Himalayan migration corridor than previously tracked Singapore-wintering…
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Latitude Shaped Redshank Arrival While Breeding Outcome Shaped Departure Across Europe
GPS tracking of 85 adult common redshanks across European breeding landscapes found spring arrival about two days later…
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Coastal Stopover Dependence Best Predicted Which Shorebirds Declined in Bangladesh Counts
Fourteen years of counts on Sonadia Island found downward trends in 12 of 20 migratory shorebirds. Seven of…
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Scotland Proposed 14 Wader Recovery Areas From Shetland to the Central Belt
NatureScot and Working for Waders began consultation on 14 proposed recovery landscapes in May 2026, aiming to concentrate…
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BirdNET Identified Oystercatcher Calls With 94% Precision and 99% Recall
A 2026 BTO report on a Yorkshire Dales trial found BirdNET detected validated Eurasian oystercatcher calls with 94%…
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Cairngorms Survey Found Oystercatchers Down 15% Since 2021
The 2025 Cairngorms Wader Survey found Eurasian oystercatchers down 15% since 2021, while all five monitored breeding waders…
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Nine Migratory Shorebirds Concentrated on a Prey-Rich Kerala Beach Despite High Predator Numbers
A nine-year Kerala study found that all nine migratory shorebird species reached their highest densities on the prey-rich…
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