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Subject: | Re: Yellow wader watch |
From: | "David Geering"<> |
Date: | Thu, 24 Sep 1998 13:09:42 +1000 |
The question regarding differential predation of colour-dyed waders is an interesting one. The gut feeling is that these birds may well be subject to higher predation. I was wondering how best to test this as birds would just drop out of the population with little, if any, direct evidence for the cause or, indeed, any indication that they had perished at all. Hugo then suggests that an analysis of recapture rates might provide the answer. Indeed it may and I would suggest that the AWSG should make it a priority to have a look at the data to address the issue. It is always reassuring to know that what you are doing is proving important information but also that it is not unduly affecting the animals chances of survival. David Geering |
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