A telemetry study shows that an endangered nocturnal avian species roosts in extremely dry habitats to avoid predation

Keyphrases

• Agricultural Fields 33%
• Animal Space Use 33%
• Arid Environment 33%
• Arid Habitats 33%
• Artificial Irrigation 33%
• Avian Species 100%
• Caprimulgus 33%
• Commuting 33%
• Conservation Efforts 33%
• Day Roosts 66%
• Dead Sea 33%
• Desert 33%
• Diurnal Species 33%
• Dry Environment 100%
• Dwellers 33%
• Ecological Constraints 33%
• Ecological Value 33%
• Effective Conservation 33%
• Egyptian 66%
• Foraging Activity 33%
• Foraging Ground 33%
• GPS Tag 33%
• Habitat Use 33%
• Home Range 66%
• Human-related 33%
• Insect Density 33%
• Insectivores 33%
• Israel 33%
• Jordan 33%
• Knowledge Gaps 33%
• Life History 33%
• Low Priority 33%
• Methodological Challenges 33%
• Movement Ecology 33%
• Natural Habitats 33%
• Nightjar 100%
• Nocturnal Animal 33%
• Nocturnal Species 33%
• Palestinian Authority 33%
• Predation 100%
• Predator Avoidance 33%
• Resource Insect 33%
• Resource-poor Environments 33%
• Roosting Ecology 33%
• Roosting Site 33%
• Site Fidelity 33%
• Space Use 33%
• Species Protection 33%
• Telemetry Study 100%
• West Bank 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Avian Species 100%
• Caprimulgus 100%
• Global Positioning System 100%
• Irrigation 100%
• Life History 100%
• Predation 100%