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245	0	0	_aImportance of artificial stopover sites through avian migration flyways: _ba landfill-based assessment with the White Stork Ciconia ciconia / _cArizaga, J., Resano-Mayor, J., Villanua, D., Alonso, D., Barbarin, J. M., Herrero, A., Lekuona, J. M., Rodriguez, R.
260			_a[S.l.]: _bBritish Ornithologists’ Union, _c2017.
336			_2isbdcontent _aTexto (visual)
337			_2isbdmedia _3En línea _aelectrónico
506	1		_aRestringido
520			_aOpen landfills seem to be playing an increasing role as target feeding areas for several species, not only in their breeding areas or during the winter, but also during the migration period. Evaluating the extent to which landfill sites are used by migrants is crucial to understanding their role in driving stopover decisions during migration, and in the potential health risks linked to feeding on refuse. The aim of this study was to evaluate the role of two open landfills located just before (France) and after (Spain) the East Atlantic flyway enters Iberia through the western Pyrenees as potentially important stopover sites for the White Stork populations moving along this route. Overall, we detected that these sites were used by storks that had been ringed from many western European breeding populations, mainly during the migration period, but also in winter. The mean distance between the stork breeding/ringing origin and the landfill sites increased from summer to winter, suggesting that storks breeding further away pass through Iberia later in the season, reflecting population-specific timing of migration. During the autumn migration period (August–September), the first encountered landfill in France was estimated to be used by c. 1200 storks, and the other in Spain by 4000 storks. Our study hence contributes to a better understanding of the current and potentially hazardous role played by landfill sites in White Stork ecology, which is essential in order to provide management recommendations, and to evaluate the consequences of proposed open landfill closures in Europe.
524			_aArizaga, J., Resano-Mayor, J., Villanua, D., Alonso, D., Barbarin, J. M., Herrero, A., Lekuona, J. M., Rodriguez, R. Importance of artificial sites through avian migration flyways: a landfill-based assessment with the White Stork Ciconia ciconia. Ibis 160(3). https://doi.org/10.1111/ibi.12566
591			_aORNITOLOGIA
592			_aORNITOLOGIA
650			_aconservation biology _911180
650			_aEast-Atlantic flyway _911223
650			_amigratory phenology and behaviour _911224
650			_arefuse tips _911225
651			_aPyrenees _911226
655			_aArtículo científico _99312
700	1		_91057898 _aArizaga, Juan _d1980-
700	1		_aResano-Mayor, Jaime _911227
700	1		_910924 _aVillanúa, Diego _d1979-
700	1		_99317 _aAlonso Urmeneta, Daniel _d1957-
700	1		_911228 _aBarbarin García, Juan M. _d1975-
700	1		_99359 _aHerrero Gorrotxategi, Alfredo _d1962-
700	1		_aLekuona, Jesús M. _911229
700	1		_aRodriguez, Ricardo _911230
710			_94060 _aAranzadi Zientzia Elkartea _eFIRMA
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