https://doi.org/10.4081/rio.2012.177

Time-budget of dabbling ducks migrating through Modena province in springtime

Vol. 82 No. 1-2 (2012)
Submitted: 13 October 2014
Accepted: 13 October 2014
Published: 30 September 2012
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Carlo Giannella
carlo.giannella@libero.it
Stazione Ornitologica Modenese c/o Museo Provinciale di Ecologia e Storia Naturale, Marano s/Panaro (MO), Italy.
Guido Baroni
Stazione Ornitologica Modenese c/o Museo Provinciale di Ecologia e Storia Naturale, Marano s/Panaro (MO), Italy.
Giovanni Tosatti
Stazione Ornitologica Modenese c/o Museo Provinciale di Ecologia e Storia Naturale, Marano s/Panaro (MO), Italy.
Lorenzo Tosatti
Stazione Ornitologica Modenese c/o Museo Provinciale di Ecologia e Storia Naturale, Marano s/Panaro (MO), Italy.
The authors report first data of Time budget activity in the pre-breeding migration of 6 dabbling ducks migrating through Modena province. Figures of 8,356 ducks were gathered in the main peak of migration (February-March). Sampling method suggested by Altmann (1974) was used. The main behaviors observed were: sleeping, swimming and feeding; contra courtship, and vigilance were insignificant, it could mean that the migrating birds are all paired. We remark the drop of Anas querquedula that few years ago was the dominant duck migrating in Modena province.

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Giannella, C., Baroni, G., Tosatti, G., & Tosatti, L. (2012). Time-budget of dabbling ducks migrating through Modena province in springtime. Rivista Italiana Di Ornitologia, 82(1-2). https://doi.org/10.4081/rio.2012.177

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