The use of time and energy by aerial-feeding birds

Keywords

Brood, Foraging, Ecology, Parental investment, Hirundo

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• Advantages and disadvantages of coloniality in the swallow, Hirundo rusticaAnders Pape Møller — 1987
• Food Habits and Future Time: An Exploratory Study of Age-Appropriate Food Habits among the ElderlyPeggy A. Shifflett, William Alex McIntosh — 1987
• Timing of reproduction and egg quality covary with temperature in the insectivorous Barn Swallow, Hirundo rusticaNicola Saino, Maria Rosaria Romano, Roberto Ambrosini — 2004
• Diet breadth and overlap in three sympatric aerial insectivorous birds at the same locationGrzegorz Orłowski, Jerzy Karg — 2013
• Sexual selection in the barn swallow (Hirundo rustica). V. Geographic variation in ornament sizeAnders Pape Møller — 1995
• The effect of dairy farming on barn swallow Hirundo rustica abundance, distribution and reproductionAnders Pape Møller — 2001
• Long‐term trends in wind speed, insect abundance and ecology of an insectivorous birdA. P. Møller — 2013
• Assimilation efficiency and growth of nestling insectivoresDavid M. Bryant, Victoria Bryant — 2008
• Central place foraging by swallows (Hirundinidae): The question of load sizeDavid M. Bryant, Angela K. Turner — 1982
• Winter activity of pipistrelle batsM. I. Avery — 1985
• Reproduction of the pallid swift (Apus pallidus) in relation to weather and aerial insect abundanceMarco Cucco, Giorgio Malacarne — 1996
• PARASITISM, IMMUNITY, AND ARRIVAL DATE IN A MIGRATORY BIRD, THE BARN SWALLOWAnders Pape Møller, Florentino de Lope, Nicola Saino — 2004
• Optimal foraging by the swallow (Hirundo rustica, L): Prey size selectionAngela K. Turner — 1982
• Time and energy constraints on the brood size of swallows, Hirundo rustica, and sand martins, Riparia ripariaAngela K. Turner — 1983
• Functional Invertebrate Prey Groups Reflect Dietary Responses to Phenology and Farming Activity and Pest Control Services in Three Sympatric Species of Aerially Foraging Insectivorous BirdsGrzegorz Orłowski, Jerzy Karg, Grzegorz Karg — 2014
• Importance of Resident Placement within a Skilled Nursing FacilityFrancille Wiltzius, Steven Gambert, Edmund H. Duthie — 1981
• Foraging costs of a tail ornament: Experimental evidence from two populations of barn swallows Hirundo rustica with different degrees of sexual size dimorphismAnders Pape Møller, Florentino de Lope, J M Caballero — 1995
• Experimental tail elongation in male Barn Swallows Hirundo rustica reduces provisioning of young, but only in second broodsJosé Javier Cuervo, Anders Pape Møller — 2006

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• Predation strategies in aerial feeding birdsDavid R. Waugh — 1978
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