9798181537767 - sedge warbler: a complete study of song complexity, vocal learning, breeding ecology, reedbed habitat preferences, migration routes, climate sensitivity, population trends, and conservation de o. angela, mark (4 resultados)
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Small in size yet remarkably complex in behavior and vocal performance, this comprehensive study explores the biology, ecology, migration, and environmental significance of one of Europe and Asia's most recognizable reedbed songbirds. Combining scientific detail with accessible explanations…, the book presents an in-depth examination of vocal communication, breeding behavior, habitat specialization, migration ecology, climate sensitivity, and the conservation challenges facing wetland bird populations.Readers are introduced to the species' physical identification features, plumage patterns, movement behavior, seasonal appearance changes, and field characteristics that distinguish it within dense marsh vegetation and reed-dominated wetlands. Detailed chapters examine the extraordinary complexity of the bird's song, including vocal variation, mimicry elements, improvisation patterns, territorial signaling, mate attraction, and the role of vocal learning in reproductive success and social interaction.The handbook closely investigates breeding ecology, exploring courtship displays, nest construction, egg incubation, parental care, chick development, and environmental conditions influencing breeding productivity within reedbed habitats. Discussions on territorial behavior, habitat selection, predator avoidance, and vegetation structure reveal the species' close dependence on healthy wetland ecosystems during the nesting season.Extensive sections focus on feeding ecology and seasonal adaptation, highlighting insect foraging techniques, prey availability, energy demands, and the ecological relationships between reedbed birds and aquatic insect populations. The study also examines long-distance migration routes, stopover ecology, navigation behavior, and the physiological demands associated with travel between breeding territories and wintering grounds across Africa and Eurasia.Additional chapters explore climate sensitivity, wetland degradation, water management practices, agricultural pressure, habitat fragmentation, pollution, and shifting environmental conditions affecting breeding and migration success. Population monitoring, conservation research, habitat restoration, reedbed management, and international wetland protection initiatives are examined within the broader context of biodiversity conservation and migratory bird preservation.Written for birdwatchers, ornithology enthusiasts, wildlife researchers, conservation supporters, students, and readers interested in avian communication and wetland ecology, this study offers a balanced and informative exploration of a species admired for both its vocal brilliance and ecological importance.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Small in size yet remarkably complex in behavior and vocal performance, this comprehensive study explores the biology, ecology, migration, and environmental significance of one of Europe and Asia's most recognizable reedbed songbirds. Combining scientific detail with accessible explanations,… the book presents an in-depth examination of vocal communication, breeding behavior, habitat specialization, migration ecology, climate sensitivity, and the conservation challenges facing wetland bird populations.Readers are introduced to the species' physical identification features, plumage patterns, movement behavior, seasonal appearance changes, and field characteristics that distinguish it within dense marsh vegetation and reed-dominated wetlands. Detailed chapters examine the extraordinary complexity of the bird's song, including vocal variation, mimicry elements, improvisation patterns, territorial signaling, mate attraction, and the role of vocal learning in reproductive success and social interaction.The handbook closely investigates breeding ecology, exploring courtship displays, nest construction, egg incubation, parental care, chick development, and environmental conditions influencing breeding productivity within reedbed habitats. Discussions on territorial behavior, habitat selection, predator avoidance, and vegetation structure reveal the species' close dependence on healthy wetland ecosystems during the nesting season.Extensive sections focus on feeding ecology and seasonal adaptation, highlighting insect foraging techniques, prey availability, energy demands, and the ecological relationships between reedbed birds and aquatic insect populations. The study also examines long-distance migration routes, stopover ecology, navigation behavior, and the physiological demands associated with travel between breeding territories and wintering grounds across Africa and Eurasia.Additional chapters explore climate sensitivity, wetland degradation, water management practices, agricultural pressure, habitat fragmentation, pollution, and shifting environmental conditions affecting breeding and migration success. Population monitoring, conservation research, habitat restoration, reedbed management, and international wetland protection initiatives are examined within the broader context of biodiversity conservation and migratory bird preservation.Written for birdwatchers, ornithology enthusiasts, wildlife researchers, conservation supporters, students, and readers interested in avian communication and wetland ecology, this study offers a balanced and informative exploration of a species admired for both its vocal brilliance and ecological importance. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
