In recent decades, a general decline in Palearctic-African migrant birds has been recorded
over large areas of the Palearctic. The European Turtle-dove Streptopelia turtur has …

Agricultural changes in recent decades have led to a widespread loss of biodiversity, with
habitat loss considered as the main factor in the decline. The European turtle dove is one of …

As described in many farmland birds of Europe, habitat loss is one of the main factors
explaining the decline of the European turtle dove (Streptopelia turtur), a migratory columbid …

Dietary changes linked to the availability of anthropogenic food resources can have complex
implications for species and ecosystems, especially when species are in decline. Here, we …

Breeding success plays a crucial role in the dynamics of bird populations and yet is the least-
studied avian life-stage. Habitat quality during breeding phase may have important …

Accurate knowledge of a species' diets is fundamental to understand their ecological
requirements. Next-generation sequencing technology has become a powerful and non …

The approach of the birds to use physical and alimentary resources in degraded and
modified natural habitats is an important aspect of their adaptation. This study was …

Farmland birds represent a large proportion of European avifauna, and the populations of
several species have suffered a dramatic decline in recent decades. Among these species …

The European turtle dove Streptopelia turtur breeds in both farmlands and woodlands, and it
is important to explore the difference in breeding ecology of this threatened game in these …

This study aimed to evaluate the spatial microdistribution and temporal microdistribution of
the North African subspecies of the globally threatened Turtle Doves in Morocco. From the …