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What duties do Egyptian Vulture pairs share during the breeding period?
The Egyptian Vulture New LIFE project recently published a study revealing insights into the ...
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Gulper, ripper and scrapper: anatomy of the neck in three species of vultures
A recently published journal analysed the highly complex neck anatomy of three ...
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Vulture Research Update: October 2019
In this research update, we provide a list of recent vulture-related research ...
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An overview of the European Vulture Conference
Four days, 72 talks, 34 posters, eight symposia, one great party, three ...
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Day 2 of the European Vulture Conference
Another day full of fascinating talks and presentations has gone by here ...
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Day 1 of the European Vulture Conference
After months of anticipation for the European Vulture Conference, it is finally here! ...
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New study reveals amazing flexibility of migration among Egyptian Vultures
Adapted from a blog article written by Dr Steffen Oppel, RSPB What ...
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Vulture Research Update: May 2019
Bearded Vulture (c) Hansruedi Weyrich In this research update we summarize articles ...
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New article calls for standardised methods for monitoring vultures
A Griffon Vulture marked and fitted with a GPS transmitter as part ...
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Vulture Research Update: October-November
In this research update we summarise articles on the status of the ...
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Research summary for August
In this month’s research update we summarize articles on the wildlife poisoning ...
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Vulture research update, June-July 2018
In this month’s research update we summarise research articles on wind farm ...
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Vulture research update, April-May 2018.
In this month’s research update we summarise articles on Egyptian vulture migration ...
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Update on Vulture Research
Latest vulture science analysed: Movementsof Egyptian vultures in the Middle East and ...
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New paper: Antibiotics found in carcasses left in vulture supplementary feeding sites in Portugal
Antibiotics have been beneficial for human and animal health. However, an excessive ...
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Why do foraging Spanish vultures stop at the border with Portugal? Because of different sanitary policies!
A new paper just published by Arrondo et al in the journal ...
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