铃声、追踪和计数数据揭示了欧洲普通野鸭的五种越冬模式

IF 1.8 3区 生物学 Q1 ORNITHOLOGY
Ibis Pub Date : 2023-09-27 DOI:10.1111/ibi.13278
Dagmar S. Cimiotti, Dominic V. Cimiotti, Hermann Hötker, Stefan Garthe
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关于迁徙联系的信息为有效的保护工作提供了基础。对于许多物种来说,繁殖区和越冬区之间的空间联系鲜为人知。在繁殖区和越冬区之间进行额外迁徙的物种中,这种联系变得复杂起来。西欧常见的香鸭(以下简称香鸭)在繁殖季节后进行广泛的换毛迁徙。在这项研究中,我们考察了繁殖区和越冬区之间的地理联系,以确定生态模式,并估计了换羽迁徙的影响。可能的模式是:(1)在遥远和分开的地区过冬;(二)在蜕皮区;(三)在蜕皮区附近;(四)靠近个体繁殖区。此外,可能有个体(V)在同一地区繁殖、换毛和过冬(久坐不动)。我们分析了euuring数据库中环状鸭的恢复情况和国际水鸟普查中的计数数据,并使用GPS发射器跟踪了德国繁殖种群中的11只个体。我们发现,在一月份长期平均气温至少略高于0°C的欧洲地区,鸭类繁殖的所有可能的越冬模式都有证据。来自欧洲寒冷地区的野鸭总是迁徙到独立的温暖的越冬地区。来自温暖地区的壳鸭即使在相同的繁殖种群中也使用不同的模式。有些个体在蜕皮区附近或蜕皮区越冬,即使这个区域有时比它们的繁殖区更冷。我们的研究结果支持了换羽区位置影响越冬区地理位置的观点。此外,观察到的低迁徙连通性和高多样性的越冬模式支持了普通壳鸭能够适应不断变化的环境条件的观点。
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Ringing, tracking and counting data reveal five wintering patterns in European Common Shelducks

Ringing, tracking and counting data reveal five wintering patterns in European Common Shelducks

Information on migratory connections provides a basis for effective conservation efforts. The spatial connections between breeding and wintering areas are poorly known for many species. The connections become complicated in species that carry out additional migrations between their breeding and wintering areas. Common Shelducks Tadorna tadorna (hereafter Shelducks) in western Europe perform an extensive moult migration after the breeding season. In this study, we examined the geographical connections between the breeding and wintering areas to identify ecological patterns, and estimate the influence of moult migration. Possible patterns would be to winter: (I) in distant and separate areas; (II) in a moulting area; (III) in the vicinity of a moulting area; (IV) near the individual breeding area. Further, there might be individuals (V) that breed, moult and winter in the same area (sedentary). We analysed recoveries of ringed Shelducks from the EURING databank and count data from the International Waterbird Census, and tracked 11 individuals from a German breeding population using GPS transmitters. We found evidence of all possible wintering patterns in Shelducks breeding in regions of Europe with long-term mean January temperatures at least slightly above 0 °C. Shelducks from cold parts of Europe always migrated to separate and warmer wintering areas. Shelducks from warmer regions used diverse patterns even within the same breeding populations. Some individuals used wintering areas near or in a moulting area, even if that area was sometimes colder than their breeding area. Our results support the idea that the location of the moulting area influenced the geographical position of the wintering area. Furthermore, the observed low migratory connectivity and high diversity in wintering patterns support the idea that Common Shelducks are able to adapt to changing environmental conditions.

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Ibis
Ibis 生物-鸟类学
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期刊介绍: IBIS publishes original papers, reviews, short communications and forum articles reflecting the forefront of international research activity in ornithological science, with special emphasis on the behaviour, ecology, evolution and conservation of birds. IBIS aims to publish as rapidly as is consistent with the requirements of peer-review and normal publishing constraints.
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