With nearly 400 migratory landbird species, the East Asian Flyway is the most diverse of the
world's flyways. This diversity is a consequence of the varied ecological niches provided by …

Abstract The East Asian Flyway (EAF) is the most species diverse of global flyways, with
deforestation in its migratory landbird's non-breeding range suspected to be the main driver …

Unstructured citizen-science data are increasingly used for analysing the abundance and
distribution of species. Here we test the usefulness of such data to predict the seasonal …

Each year, billions of birds migrate across the globe, and interpretation of weather radar
signals is increasingly being used to document the spatial and temporal migration patterns …

Background Weather effects on bird migration are well-studied among Passerines moving
from Europe to Africa or within the American flyway systems. However, little is known about …

In addition to sco** the impacts of the four most reported sources of recreational
disturbance on shorebirds, this study also advances the concept of Tropical Asia (TA) to …

Long-distance migratory birds often face major geographical barriers on their journey. While
some species are able to cross them, others use longer routes to avoid such barriers. Little is …

East Asian songbirds are known to migrate along two major corridors: from mainland
Eurasia via China to South-East Asia, and from Japan and easternmost Russia through …

Very few land bird species in the East Asian-Australasian Flyway regularly winter in
Australia. One such species is the Pacific Swift Apus pacificus. Using light-level geolocators …

Little is known regarding the migration routes of Siberian songbird populations. Here we
provide the first geolocator tracking data for an Arctic Warbler breeding in Central Siberia …