Our understanding of migratory birds' year‐round ecology and evolution remains patchy
despite recent fundamental advances. Periodic reviews focus future research and inform …

… As far as we know, there are no good field data verifying an actual source–sink dynamic. …
For most species, we have no idea what size of habitat is required to reach the threshold of …

… If a male was no longer in sight or could not be heard, timing was stopped until the … Data
are presented for nest sites only in 1995 because no samples were collected from randomly …

Quantifying the costs and benefits of migration distance is critical to understanding the
evolution of long-distance migration. In migratory birds, life history theory predicts that the …

… We found no evidence to support this prediction. In fact, birds that raised broods in two
previous attempts were less successful in third attempts than birds that had only one previous …

To determine the minimum size requirements and influence of landscape context on reproductive
success of forest‐breeding songbirds, we monitored nesting success of five species of …

… e, The distribution of period length over latitude. The period was standardized to 24 h so …
a–e, Each circle represents the population median; circle size indicates the number of nests. a–d…

Coastal wetlands rank among the most productive and ecologically valuable natural
ecosystems on Earth. Unfortunately, they are also some of the most disturbed. Because they are …

… This research received no specific grant from any funding agency, commercial or not-for-…
and Nol, E. (2011) Nesting habitat selection and hatching success of Whimbrels near Churchill, …

… Likewise, we found no similarities in pattern of predation between natural and artificial
ground nests (IP, R=−0.40, n= 4, p > 0.05; TP, R=−0.20, n= 4, p > 0.05) or shrub nests (IP, R= …