Nightjars Pay a Speed Penalty for Hovering, Wind Tunnel Study Reveals
Wind tunnel experiments show that European nightjars sacrifice aerodynamic efficiency at cruising speeds to power slow hovering flight, and that ...
Wind tunnel experiments show that European nightjars sacrifice aerodynamic efficiency at cruising speeds to power slow hovering flight, and that ...
A new open-source R package called FlyingR revives Pennycuick's classic aerodynamic models to estimate how far individual migrating birds can ...
A 15-year tracking and genetic study of Bobolinks reveals that inherited genes, not weather conditions, largely determine the timing of ...
New research shows that redwings migrating south in late autumn carry exceptionally high loads of Borrelia-infected ticks, revealing a climate-widened ...
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