Microplastic ingestion and diet analysis in migratory shorebirds at Bahía Lomas Ramsar site, Chile
First evidence of microplastic contamination in Chilean shorebirds, highest in the Two-banded Plover at Bahía Lomas.
First evidence of microplastic contamination in Chilean shorebirds, highest in the Two-banded Plover at Bahía Lomas.
Urban noise doesn't change the Austral Thrush's song frequency, but does make it sing faster.
GPS tracking and probabilistic altitude modelling reveal high wind-turbine collision vulnerability in Two-banded Plovers at Bahía Lomas, Chile.
Tracking data reveal the migration strategy of Rufous-Collared Sparrows from Cape Horn.
New records extend the known breeding range of the Fuegian Snipe.
Two decades of banding data reveal survival patterns in the southernmost forest bird community on Earth.
Fifteen years of eBird in Chile: collective lessons and challenges for citizen science.
An extreme rainfall gradient shapes forest bird richness in the Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve.
Citizen-science photos reveal new diet records for the Straight-billed Earthcreeper.
Nestling growth and provisioning patterns in an insular Silvereye population.
Reviewing Chile's national dog population management program.
Distribution patterns of forest birds in the Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve, as a baseline for sustainable birdwatching tourism.
Insularity slows avian growth rates, with implications for the evolution of body size on islands.
A decade of surveys reveals declines in threatened bird species along the Mekong River.
Records and a regional review of Richard's Pipit at Dakhla, Western Sahara.
Climate and density both shape survival in an insular Silvereye population.
Productive forestry lands can provide viable habitat for the endangered huemul deer.