The satellite tracking of Great Snipes from European Russia reveals low migratory connectivityOA
The satellite tracking of Great Snipes from European Russia reveals low migratory connectivity
Tatiana V.Sviridova;Anna A.Bazhanova;Stepan M.Soloviev;Christoph Zöckler
Severtsov Institute of Ecology and Evolution,Russian Academy of Sciences,Leninsky Prospect,33,Moscow,119071,RussiaHomeland of the Crane Nature Reserve,Moscow Region,RussiaHomeland of the Crane Nature Reserve,Moscow Region,RussiaManfred Hermsen Foundation,Goebenstraβe 1,D-28209,Bremen,Germany||Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union(NABU),Berlin,Germany
Geographical populationGreat SnipeICARUS Basic TagsMigration mortalitySatellite trackingSouthward migrationWintering grounds
Geographical populationGreat SnipeICARUS Basic TagsMigration mortalitySatellite trackingSouthward migrationWintering grounds
《鸟类学研究（英文版）》 2026 (1)
46-58,13
A support for different activities in the framework of this research was provided by Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior,the Russian space agency(Roskosmos),German Aerospace Center and Institute for Geography of the Russian Academy of Sciences via International Cooperation for Animal Research Using Space as well as by NABU-The Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union.The field work in 2021 was carried out as a joint project of BirdsRussia and Manfred-Hermsen Stif-tung.Research of the principal investigator was funded under state as-signments of the Severtsov Institute of Ecology and Evolution of the Russian Academy of Science(No.0089-2021-0004,FFER-2024-0013No.0089-2021-0010,FFER-2024-0022No.1022040700480-0-1.6.15).
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