Penguins are the most threatened group of seabirds after albatrosses. Although penguins
are regularly captured in fishing gear, the threat to penguins as a group has not yet been …

Understanding how marine predators encounter prey across patchy landscapes remains
challenging due to difficulties in measuring the three-dimensional structure of pelagic prey …

While differences in foraging and reproductive success are well studied between seabird
colonies, they are less understood at a smaller subcolony scale. Working with little penguins …

Although the impact of environmental changes on the demographic parameters of top
predators is well established, the mechanisms by which populations are affected remain …

Central-place foraging in large seabird colonies leads to high levels of intra-specific
competition for food resources, often resulting in between-colony spatial segregation …

Age-related changes in breeding performance are likely to be mediated through changes in
parental foraging performance. We investigated the relationship of foraging performance …

We studied foraging segregation between two different sized colonies of little penguins
Eudyptula minor with overlapping foraging areas in pre‐laying and incubation. We used …

During the breeding season, seabirds are central place foragers and have to adapt their
foraging behaviour in response to environmental variation to maximize efficiency and …

Knowledge of the foraging areas of top marine predators and the factors influencing them is
central to understanding how their populations respond to environmental variability. While …

The use of top predators as bio-platforms is a modern approach to understanding how
physical changes in the environment may influence their foraging success. This study …