Satellite tracking of Southern Buller's Albatrosses from The Snares, New Zealand

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Satellite tracking of the Southern Buller's Albatrosses reveals that none of these birds forage near their breeding colony at The Snares, New Zealand during late incubation. They spend very less time close to the breeding grounds during foraging. Their feeding areas are 559 to 1,191 km away from The Snares. It is possible that the birds forage closer to the breeding grounds during the brooding period when they spend short periods at the sea.

New Zealand, Albatrosses

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Seasonal variation in the foraging ecology of the Wood Stork in the Southern llanos of Venezuela

Article Abstract:

Seasonal variation in habitat foraging behavior and diet of Wood Stork in Southern llanos of Venezuela was examined to test its response to the changing conditions of environment. Changes were seen on the foraging ecology of Wood Storks' adaptation to seasonal change. Thus, feeding behavior and efficiency were influenced by the differences in foraging habitat and availability of prey.

Environmental aspects, Venezuela, Animal feeding and feeds, Wood stork, Wood storks

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